Parents' Association and PAL organised events
If you have any suggestions for funding, please complete a proposal. The Funding Proposal form is available here.
Proposals must be submitted by 5pm on Friday of Week 2 to qualify for consideration at the upcoming Term meeting.
| 2026 | Funding & Agenda Proposals deadline 5pm Friday Week 2 | Proposals & Agenda Live on PA SEQTA 5pm Friday Week 5 | PA Meeting Thomas More Exhibition Centre 6pm Tuesday Week 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term 2 | 1 May | 22 May | Tuesday 26 May |
| Term 3 | 31 July | 18 August | Tuesday 25 August |
| Term 4 | 23 October | 10 November | Tuesday 17 November (AGM) |
From Your 2026 Parents’ Association Committee:
- President: Sally Walter
- Vice Presidents: Amy McGregor and Steve Jennings
- Secretary: Sarah Thompson
- Treasurer: John Sibenaler
- General Committee Members: Genevieve Hohnen, Kristy-Lee Kong, Kerry Tudori, Caroline Di Costa, Ben Archibald, Melissa Sinclair and Bianca Mainella
Parent Events organised by the PALS
Our PALS (Parent Association Liaisons) play a vital social role in fostering community spirit, with dedicated parent representatives for each year group guided by our primary and secondary convenors. Get ready for these exciting Term 1 dates organised by PALS to connect families and celebrate our College community.
| Year | Date and Time | Event | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kindy | Sunday 22 March, 3:00pm - 5:00pm | Parent Afternoon Drinks | Bert's, City Beach |
| Year 5 | Friday 20 March, 7pm | Parent Casual Drinks | Alberts |
| Year 8 | Friday 20 March, 6:00pm | Parent Drinks |
Save the date - 19 September
The Parents' Association is planning a Parent Sundowner for later in the year, so please save this date and stay tuned for further de
College events
Inspire Parent Education | The Fathering Project Breakfast
Join us on Tuesday, 24 March for The Fathering Project Breakfast, part of our Inspire Parent Education series. Guest speaker Ashlee Harrison, founder of WA charity zero2hero, will share powerful insights into connection, resilience and the wellbeing of young people — including what kids wish their parents knew.
The morning kicks off at 6:45am with casual networking over bacon-and-egg rolls and barista coffee, followed by a 45-minute presentation. It's a great opportunity to connect with other families in our community while gaining practical tools to better support your child.
- Tuesday, 24 March
- 6:45am – 8:45am
- Neil Donaldson Pavilion, 10 McGillivray Road, Mount Claremont
- $39 per person
Bookings are essential — secure your spot at https://www.trybooking.com/1539467
Community Garden Care and Maintenance Day
When: Saturday, 21 March Time: 8:00am - 9:30am
Meeting Point: Meeting behind the Science Garden at B8
We invite all interested parents, students, and alumni from the John XXIII College community to join us for a Community Garden Care and Maintenance Day to help our native Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoos thrive.
This is a wonderful opportunity to give back to our environment through planting, weeding and caring for our existing garden beds. All tools will be provided—just bring yourself, comfortable clothing, closed footwear, a hat, and sunscreen.
Participating students can count this time towards their Christian Service-Learning (Roncalli Service) hours.
Together, we can nurture our shared environment, strengthen our campus surroundings, and set a positive example for future generations.