School News

School Hours

8.30am - Gates Open

8.40am - First Bell

8.50am - Second Bell

8.50am - 10.50am - Learning Block One

11.00am - Lunch Break

11.40am - Learning Block Two

1.40am - Recess Break

2.10pm - Learning Block Three

3.15pm -  Dismissal

3.30pm - Gates Closed and staff stop supervision duty

2024 ENROLMENTS

We are taking enrolment for the 2024 school year.  If you have a child that will begin Prep next year, please come and collect an enrolment from from the office.  If you know of any families in the area that are looking at schools for next year, please let them know about the wonderful community of St Augustine's.

SCHOOL ABSENCES

If you know that your child will be absent or has an appointment, please email your child's class teacher, as well as the office email:  office@sayarraville.catholic.edu.au

SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP

The Uniform shop is open Fridays 8:30 am - 9:00 am.  All items are $5.00.

Bucket hats can now be ordered from Academy Uniforms $20 each

https://academyuniforms.com.au/

Over time we will slowly phase out the legionaires hat so that the bucket hat will become our school hat.

NCCD (Nationally Consistent Collection of Data)

Please read the attached letter below which explains which explains the purpose of the collection of data for students requiring adjustments to be made to support them in their learning and engagement at school.

LUNCH ORDERS - Wednesday & Friday

Wednesday:  Classroom Cuisine

Friday:  Beaver's Tail

Book Fair

DRESS UP DAY

 THURSDAY 7th September

BOOK WEEK DRESS UP  7th September

This year the theme for Book Week is Read, Grow, Inspire... With such a diverse and interesting theme we look forward to seeing all the students dress up for our Parade on Thursday 7th September  9am in the hall.

Students are encouraged to come dressed as a fictional character from a book and bring the book with them on the day for the parade. 

We look forward to seeing all the creative costumes. 

Change In Traffic Conditions

There are parking restriction changes in Pentland Parade, near the school with the opening of the new Birmingham park and new infrastructure in place.

The kerb outstand and the speed hump have reduced the width of the road to allow for a parked car and through traffic. To address safety along this section and provide safe crossing for bikes across the speed hump to connect the bike lane on Pentland parade and onto the new bike path within the Birmingham park, council will install ‘No Stopping’ signs as shown in red below.

Signs will be installed within the next 3 weeks, subject to contractor’s availability.