General News
General News and Weekly Awards
School Calendar
Please click on this Parent Calendar to view all upcoming school events.
Centacare Counsellor; Letter of Introduction
Head Lice Alert
Please check your child's hair for head lice and if required, treat before returning to school. We have had a couple of reports that parents needed to take action over the weekend.
Week 6 Awards
Kindergarten
Tayla Jamieson- for your amazing work in reading and writing.
Ryder Hird- for his super work when writing and illustrating sentences.
Years 1 and 2
Hendrix O’Loughlin - for big efforts in his writing, even when he finds it challenging.
Marshal Cook - for outstanding effort in this week's Big Write.
Years 3 and 4
Charlie Marheine - for his enthusiasm during Mathematics and for pushing himself to do more challenging work.
Jayden Willis - for his amazing attitude, kindness and respect for others in our classroom.
Years 5 and 6
Brandan Thompson - for challenging himself to engage in all activities at our Leadership Day.
Jack Morris - for a positive attitude towards his schooling this week.
Chase Slade - for being a kind and considerate member of our class!
St. Joseph's School Art Competition
Mrs Hofman is thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for our students to showcase their creativity whilst helping those in need - the St. Joseph's School Art Competition. See the below flyer for more information. A gold coin entry fee is required for all entries, with all monies raised going towards the school's Lenten Caritas appeal. A tub will be available for students to place their entries in near the library. Artworks may be drawings, sketchings, painting, collages...the list goes on! There is a size restriction (60cmx60cm) to ensure the artworks can be brought in a stored easily. Students can enter multiple artworks, and each artwork must be clearly labelled and include a gold coin entry fee (these can be taped to the back or included in a snaplock bag). Artworks can be completed on paper, cardboard or canvas and there is white A4 and A3 paper available at school. Entries close Friday Week 9.
Packing a Healthy Lunchbox
It is essential that students are coming to school each day with a well balanced lunchbox. Foods high in sugar, artificial colours and flavours and fats are not suitable for school lunchboxes. If we want students to be working hard in the classroom, we need to ensure they are fuelled with healthy foods. The following linked document may be of interest when planning your child's lunchbox:
