From the Principal's Desk

ADVENT has started.

It's a time for Christ, Change and Celebrations and

to show: GEM (Gratefulness, Empathy and Mindfulness)

As 2024 concludes, there may be feelings of uncertainty as we anticipate the changes we know are to come. Change is an exciting, necessary and challenging part of life. At Resurrection School, we are committed to nurturing and supporting those who experience uncertainty or anxiety during times of change, including changing classes or schools.

It has been my privilege to work with members of our school community who will leave us at the end of the 2024 school year- staff, students and families. I would like to thank them for all that they have contributed to Resurrection School and wish them well in the future.

We farewell and thank staff who are leaving us: Caroline Fashcah (Year 5 teacher) and Calvin Mujie (Year 6 teacher).

We would like to thank those people who have helped in many ways throughout the school, including: Fr Brian, the members of the School Advisory Council, under the leadership of Di Rodrigo; the Fundraising Team led by Leanne De Zilva, Michelle Lehner and Katerina Dalianis who we thank for their initiatives; all of the wonderful Farm 2 Table helpers who provided some memorable opportunities for our community while sharing a meal; Jack Zhao and Yvonne for developing and maintaining the school. We are blessed to have people who are willing to help us build our school community; our students, staff and families benefit because of you. Thank you all so much.

At this time of year we experience mixed emotions - joy and anticipation as Christmas and holidays approach and sadness as we conclude another year and farewell those who are leaving.

We thank all families for entrusting us with their child/ren’s learning, faith enrichment and wellbeing this year.

Jane Dunstone

Principal

STAFFING AND CLASS GROUPS 2025

In consideration of student numbers, student needs (learning and well-being) and, following consultation with staff via the Consultative Committee, in 2025 the class groupings will be: three Prep classes,  three Year 1 classes, three Year 2 classes, three Year 3 classes, three Year 4 classes, two Year 5 classes and three Year 6 classes. Some classroom locations will change to accommodate the class groupings.

The name of your child's class teacher/s for 2025 will be included in an email as well as details regarding the Assessment Days on Wednesday, January 29th and Thursday, January 30th, 2025.

STAFFING 2025

All the best,

Jane Dunstone

PRINCIPAL