Religious Education

Mrs Sharnie Meade

Happy Week 10! What a wonderful term we have had!

Project Compassion 2026: Small Acts, Big Impact

Thank you for all of the generous donations coming through for Caritas, as we move through Lent. These funds will go directly to those less fortunate throughout our world. Remember you can make a one off or recurring donation via Compass!

Cup Cake Selling Day

Thursday is Caritas cupcake selling day (cup cakes will be supplied). If you haven't had a chance to donate to Caritas, please send in a gold coin donation for a cupcake or donate through Compass.

Save the date/s:

Please indicate your attendance for the Family Mass via this link.

Colourful, Crazy Dress for Caritas

What an array of colour we had on Thursday for our colourful, crazy dress up day for Caritas!

Thank you again to all wonderful students, families and staff who got into the spirit, dressed up, and helped raise some much needed funds for those in need.

First Holy Communion

The Sacrament of First Holy Communion will be celebrated on the 31st May, 2026. This sacrament is typically received by baptised students in Year 4. Notes have been sent home with students for this sacrament, outlining lesson dates and other important information. If you would like your child to receive this sacrament and you have not received information, please contact me at smeade@arm.catholic.edu.au ASAP.

Holy Week & Easter

As we approach the final week of the school term, you’ll hear our community talking about Holy Week. For those unfamiliar with the tradition, this is the most significant week in the Christian calendar, where we reflect on the final days of Jesus’ life through a series of meaningful events:

Palm Sunday: Commemorates Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem, where he was welcomed by crowds waving palm branches as a sign of peace and honour.
Holy Thursday: Remembers the "Last Supper," focusing on the themes of service and community as Jesus washed the feet of his disciples.
Good Friday: A solemn day of reflection on Jesus’ crucifixion. It is a time dedicated to observing the values of sacrifice and profound love.
Easter Sunday: The joyful conclusion of the week, celebrating the Resurrection. It represents hope, renewal, and new beginnings for everyone.

Regardless of your personal faith or background, these days offer our students a chance to explore universal themes of compassion, resilience, and hope. We invite all our families to join us in this season of reflection. See the bulletin below for Easter Weekend Mass times.

Parish Bulletin

Please find below the bulletin from Sunday Mass, 29th March , Palm Sunday. This bulletin contains information about Easter Weekend Mass times.

Upcoming Mass / Liturgies

Friday 24th April, 9.30am - Stage 2 attending Mass at St Brigid's
Friday 24th April, 11.30am - ANZAC Day Liturgy for students
Sunday 3rd May, 9.30am - Family Mass and Morning Tea. Please indicate your attendance via this link.
Friday 8th May, morning session - Mothers' Day Liturgy. Please save the date! Full details to come.

Have a blessed Easter period,

Sharnie Meade