General Items
2026 CBCA BOOK WEEK PARADE: SYMPHONY OF STORIES
Save the date and get ready to let your imagination run wild. As part of our Symphony of stories celebrations for CBCA Book Week, our annual Book Week Parade will be held this term.
Thursday 27 August at 9:15am in the School Hall
Come dressed as your favourite book character. Whether it's a classic storybook hero, a wizard, or a character inspired by the musical theme we can't wait to see the creativity on display.
We will then parade as a whole school community to share the Symphony of Stories!
Families are warmly invited to join the fun and cheer on our students as they show their love of reading.
P & F MEETING
The next P & F Meeting will be held on Tuesday 18th August at 5:30pm.
SAVE THE DATE - FATHER'S DAY
Our Father's Day celebration will be held on Thursday 3 September. Further details will be provided closer to day.
SAVE THE DATE - SWIMMING CARNIVAL
The whole school swimming carnival will be held this term on Wednesday 23 September. Further details will be provided closer to day.
SAVE THE DATE - GRANDPARENTS DAY
SUPPORTING FAMILIES CONFERENCE
We would like to let our parents and carers know about an upcoming conference featuring Danielle Cronin and leading experts in education and wellbeing.
'Supporting Families: Working Together in a Modern World' conference will be hosted by the Council of Catholic School Parents NSW and proudly supported by Sydney Catholic Schools. The conference will feature Sydney Catholic Schools Executive Director Danielle Cronin, alongside leading voices in education, parenting and wellbeing.
It will explore topics including resilience, respectful relationships, behaviour, AI in education, and strengthening partnerships between home and school, providing parents and carers with practical strategies to support their children's wellbeing, learning and future.
Event details:
Saturday 22 August
Rydges World Square, Sydney
For more information and to register, please visit:https://ow.ly/qUmB50ZmK0p
KEEPING OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY HEALTHY
The health and wellbeing of our students and staff remain our top priority. With this in mind, we kindly urge you to please keep your child at home if they are feeling unwell.
If your child is experiencing symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea, it is essential that they stay home until they recover.
We understand that it can be challenging to rearrange schedules and childcare arrangements when your child is sick, but prioritising their health and the wellbeing of our school community is paramount.
By working together we can create a safer and healthier school environment for everyone.
Thank you for your support and understanding.