The Exec Address
From the desks of Sr Margaret, Mr Asmar & Ms Dalla

The Exec Address
From the desks of Sr Margaret, Mr Asmar & Ms Dalla


Dear MCHF Community,
We are halfway through the final term and it is busy and will get even busier.
First and foremost we have all students completing assessments this term from K to 11, we have Y12 final exams, Years 1-10 completing PAT testing, and Y10 completing All My Own Work. Following on from this, we then have teachers marking and report writing so there is a great deal to do and a great deal of pressure. As such, I ask parents to work alongside staff through these last few weeks.
Our new pick-up procedure involves all students who are picked up from the kiss and go zone waiting in the D block playground with the staff who are on bus duty. A teacher will announce each family’s name once the car approaches. Each car has been given a label with their children’s names on it. Once the names are announced, staff on duty will escort the children to the car. We hope this will alleviate the many problems that had arisen during pick up time. I also remind parents once again to be mindful of road rules.
Over the coming weeks we have important events happening and we invite all to be part of these. Please note the following:
Every Saturday at 5pm there is an accessible Mass held in our Chapel for those families who have children with high needs. Fr Ron presides over the Mass. All those families who have children that need quiet space are invited to the Mass. Entry is via Weston Street.
Let us keep Lebanon and the Middle East in our prayers as we travel towards the peace of Christmas.
Sr Margaret Ghosn
Executive Principal


Journeying towards the end of the year!
Dear MCHF Community,
We are at the midpoint of Term 4 meaning we are heading towards the end of our journey of growth for the year.
When we are on a road trip or traveling overseas and we are towards the end, the feelings of excitement, anticipation, and sometimes anxiety start to show on us.
This is how we are feeling as we head towards the end of our journey this year. Formal and summative assessments are occurring now which brings some level of anxiety to some students. However, the College endeavours to support all our students in their journey right until the end.
Therefore, it is more important now than ever throughout the year that we remain committed to supporting one another in the educational journey of our students. It is an expectation that students are on task and continue to respect their teachers, their peers and their parents.
Towards the end of last term, we commenced the AIS effective schools service to help solidify and unite our identity and our operations at MCHF towards school improvement. We will be launching and presenting the work we are doing in 2025.
Already this term we have had so much happening across the College:
As all our events and activities are being held for the remainder of this year, we are also looking ahead towards 2025 and are currently planning with finalising staffing, classes, timetables, and the opening of our new H Block.
We look forward to what lies ahead over the next month as we head towards the end of our journey of growth.
God bless
Mr Elie Asmar
Head of College


Dear MCHF Community,
Term 4 2024 from a curriculum perspective is probably one of the busiest terms of the academic year. Here is just a snapshot of what is happening:
In the midst of all of this, staff are preparing for the commencement of the academic year.
Looking forward to seeing the results and acknowledging performance at the End of Year Academic Assembly for both Primary and Secondary.
Regards,
Ms. G Dalla
Head of Curriculum K-12