Reminders

St Augustine's Colour Run - Tuesday 29th November - Gold coin donation

Our College is hosting a Colour Run next Tuesday, 29th November, during Periods 5 and 6.

 

The purpose of the Colour Run is to celebrate diversity in our school community and celebrate all people. At St Augustine's the dignity of each person is important. We welcome cultural diversity, disability, gender equality, Koorie and LGBTQI inclusion and the engagement of all people no matter their background, gender or ability.

 

The colour powder used in the event is non-toxic, biodegradable and environmentally friendly consisting of 98% cornstarch and 2% food colouring.

 

Cost: A gold coin donation for the Brigidine Asylum Seeker Project will be collected by TAs.

 

Lunch: A BBQ Lunch will be provided for all students commencing at 12.54pm.

 

What to wear: Students are encouraged to wear sunsmart white or light coloured 'old clothing' that will make the colours vibrant to school on this day. Students may choose to wear eye protection such as sunglasses or goggles for the Colour Run. Students need to bring a towel and plastic bag to place their dirty clothing in and a change of clothes to change into before they go home. They are not expected to wear their College uniform on this day.

 

Students must wear a hat in order to participate. The College hat or another sunsmart hat may be worn.

 

Due to the large number of students participating, we will have a staggered start from 2pm. Students will marshal on the undercover court. Parents and caregivers are welcome to attend and participate in the Colour Run if they wish!

 

Foundation - Year 6 Colour Run commences at approx 2pm

 

Year 7-11 Colour Run commences at approx 2.30pm

 

Please remember to give consent for your child to participate via Operoo and if you would like to volunteer to help out, please contact Nicole Elliott. 

Don't forget to return your books to the Library

We know where Wally is, but where are your library books? 

 

As we are coming to the end of the year please return any books that you have at home. 

 

Mrs Baker would love to see some of the 156 overdue books come back to the library.

 

 

 

 

 

St Augustine's Parish Cemetery Mass - Saturday 26th November

Mass will be held tomorrow, Saturday 26th November, at 9.00am at the Kyabram Cemetery. 

Please bring a chair, and if you like, flowers.

Term 4 Assemblies

F-4 Community end of term assembly - Wednesday 7th December at 9.10am

 

Years 5-8 Community assembly - Thursday 8th December at 9.10am

End of Year Celebrations

Years 4 and 8 End of Community Celebration Day - Friday 2nd December

 

Whole College Awards Celebration - Monday 5th December

 

Year 6 Celebration - Wednesday 7th December at 5.00pm

 

F-4 Celebration Day - Wednesday 7th December

 

Whole College Christmas Liturgy - Friday 9th December at 10.00am

Last Day of 2022 School Year

Friday 9th December - school will finish at 3.20pm.

Campaspe Young Citizen of the Year Awards - nominations close 2nd December

The Shire of Campaspe are seeking nominations for Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year and Community Group of the Year. 

St Augustine's College invite families to submit nominations for any of these awards, but particularly encourage recommendations for Campaspe Young Citizen of the Year:

  • Campaspe Young Citizen of the Year Awards
    • There are five Young Citizen of the Year Awards (one for each Council ward), in addition to an overall shire-wide Young Citizen of the Year Award Winner
    • Nominations can be made at: https://www.campaspe.vic.gov.au/Our-council/Now-open/Australia-Day-Awards
    • Please promote this amongst schools, businesses, community groups, families and friends so that we can recognise and celebrate the achievements of our young citizens  

Eligibility criteria

To be eligible for the Young Citizen of the Year Award, nominees must:

  • Be an Australian citizen;
  • Be a resident of Campaspe Shire Council;
  • Be 25 years of age or younger on 1 January of the year the award is given;
  • Not have received the same award previously;
  • Not be a current sitting Campaspe Shire Councillor, nor have been in the past two years;
  • Not be nominated by a staff member or Councillor of Campaspe Shire;
  • Not to be nominated by a member of the selection panel; and
  • All applications must have a supporting referee.

Selection criteria

When considering nominations for this award, the selection panel shall have regard to the following criteria:

  • Has made an outstanding contribution to the community;
  • Has been an inspiration/role model to the community;
  • Has shown achievements in community activities, academic, sporting, personal, cultural, environmental and/or social responsibility; and
  • Has demonstrated a commitment to enhancing the welfare and wellbeing of the community, which has benefits to others.