Dear parents, children and friends A very warm and heartfelt welcome is extended to the new students and their families who have joined our St Jerome’s school community this year. We hope that you have many happy times at this wonderful school which this year celebrates 80 years of educating the local community. We have five new staff members:- Clare Thomson – Year 1 Jackson Bennet-Surtees – Year 3 Adam O’Neill – Year 4 Stuart McClorey – Year 6 Melanie Crosby – Junior Phys-Ed We know that you will enjoy teaching the bright and energetic St Jerome’s students. The school has become a hive of activity during the holidays. Amongst all the usual maintenance, cleaning, painting, oval upkeep and gardening tasks, we have created the following:-

• New Playmaster Year 1 play equipment • Shade between PP & Library • Junior Toilet block complete renovation. (To be opened next week) • Painting of OSHClub and Music Room • Polishing of OSHClub and Music room timber floors • New Year 2 classroom furniture • Science Room with new furniture • Discovery Room relocation • Extension Room relocation (see attached photo)

***** A part of our Strategic Plan was to improve our website and our communication to the parents. We have updated the website and it now has the capacity to show daily events. Please visit the site at www.stjeromes.wa.edu.au

***** In line with practice in many other schools, we will be producing a fortnightly newsletter in Weeks 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9. Any items of news that come up in between these times will be added onto the “Latest News” tag on the website or you will be sent a text message.

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St Jerome’s Primary School is celebrating 80 years We want it to be a true celebration and are keen to connect with St Jerome’s current and past students and members of our broader school community. Register your interest via our new website at stjeromes.wa.edu.au and we will keep you updated or perhaps you would like to join the organising committee. Enquiries are also welcome at 80years@stjeromes.wa.edu.au

Newsletter No 1 6 February 2015

10 P&F Meeting (7pm) 12 Assembly (2.15pm) 13 School Incursion –

Visit from Sumapi rep re Social Justice (Yrs 1-6)

14/15 All Sacraments Enrolment Weekend

16 School Photos 17 School Photos Parent Information

Night Sess 1 6 – 6.40pm Sess 2 6.45 – 7.25pm

18 Whole School Mass – Ash Wednesday (Yr 5) (9am)

19 School Photos Assembly (2.15pm) 23 Yrs 4-6 Swimming

Trials OT Screening for Kindy and new PP students (week) (TBC)

24 Yrs 4-6 Swimming Trials

Board Meeting (7pm) 26 Yr 6 Mass (9am) Assembly (2.15pm) 27 PUPIL FREE DAY

MARCH 2 LABOUR DAY 5 Salvado Assembly

(2.15pm) 6 Halogen Leadership

Conference for Student Council

Yr 3 Mass (9am) 10 P&F Meeting (7pm) 11 Aspire Higher Yr 6

Incursion. 12 Yr 4 Mass (9am) Yr 2 Science Alive

Incursion Assembly – 6B

(2.15pm) 13 Swimming Carnival at

Acqua Jetty, Warnbro 14/15 All Sacraments

commitment weekend 18 Confirmation Parent

Faith formation night. 19 Assembly – 4B

(2.15pm) 20 Yr 1 Liturgy 24 Board Meeting (7pm) 26 Assembly – 6R

(2.15pm) 27 Yr 2 Mass (9am) 31 Interschool Swimming

Carnival – Rockingham Aquatic Centre

APRIL 1 PP Liturgy 2 Last day of Term 1

Easter Liturgy

Recent changes to the “Attendance” section of the School Education Act 1999 (Section 23) require each school to demonstrate enforcement of the School Education Act. Accordingly parents who intend to take students out of school during term time for holidays will be asked to submit a permission form to the Principal at least one month in advance of the proposed holiday. Copies of this permission form will be available at the front office and on the website. Attached to this form will be the following letter. I am reproducing it here so that parents may carefully consider the often negative educational effects of time away from school. Dear Parent/Guardian It is understood that no families intend to cause a ny disruption to their child’s learning or school life when extra holidays are planned. Th e purpose of this letter is to provide some information for families so the school’s posit ion can be considered. It is important that families consider the followin g issues when arranging holidays to be taken outside of school holiday times.

• Students may miss out on important learning program mes that may affect future education. The school cannot accept respons ibility for learning that is missed during extended leave taken.

• Teachers are not to be asked to set work while exte nded leave is taken for holiday purposes.

• If important assessments are missed then some areas of your child’s report may be left incomplete.

• Extended absences cause extra organisational concer ns for in-class and co-curricula activities including sports days, NAPLAN assessments, assemblies, camps, sacramental programmes and so forth. Your c hild’s involvement in these activities cannot be guaranteed if essential preparation has not been undertaken or they are absent when activities are p lanned.

• Although every effort is made to set a school calen dar of events, due to exceptional circumstances, these dates may need to be changed during a school year.

• Students can find it difficult to learn school rout ines and develop social groups depending when extended leave is taken.

Our children should understand the history of Australia and watching quality TV programmes can help bring history to life.

Channel 7 has a new historically based television series “Australia – The Story of Us”. It begins on Sunday 8 February. Students in Years 4, 5 and 6 are invited to play along in a weekly online quiz where they answer questions related to significant events in Australia’s history. After watching the broadcast go to Yahoo7.com.au/StoryOfUs they will need to register their name and school (with parent/guardian consent).

They will compete against other students in WA for the chance to win a $10,000 grant for the school, plus prizes for the whole family.

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Year 6 students in the new Extension room using Lego Mindstorms EV3 robotics.

Children working in the new Science room.

***** Loving God,

Thank you for the gift of each other. We have all been gifted by you in special ways

and created in your image and likeness. Teach us to love

and value one another and to accept each other as the unique persons we are. Help us to show our appreciation for each other and

to value the contribution each of us makes to our school. We ask this through Christ Our Lord, Amen.

_________________________ _____________

Helen O’Toole Principal PS Please note the term calendar at the end of thi s newsletter.

Religious Education News

Sacramental Dates for 2015 All sacraments Enrolment Weekend 14/15 February (after masses) All sacraments Commitment weekend 14/15 March

Confirmation Parent’s Faith Formation 18 March 7-8:15pm Teaching Mass Thursday 4 June 7-8pm Parent workshop Wednesday 20 May 3:30

or 5:30pm Retreat day 27 May Youth Impact

Team. Venue St Jerome’s Hall

Family reconciliation 10/11 June 7pm Sacrament confirmation Saturday 13 June 6B +

Parish Pentecost Sunday 14 June 6G + 6R Emeritus Archbishop Hickey

Presentation of gift from Parish Saturday 20 6pm Sunday 21June 10am

Eucharist Parent’s Faith Formation 5/ 6August TBC Parent child worship Wednesday 19 August

3:30 or 5:30pm Retreat day 25 August Family reconciliation (Wed/ Thurs) 9 /10

September 7pm Wk.6 First Eucharist Saturday12 September

6pm 4 Green Sunday 13 September 10am 4 Blue 3pm and 4 Red and Parish

Presentation of gift from Parish/ Breakfast

Saturday 19 Sept 6pm Sunday 20 8:30am Breakfast followed by mass 10am

Reconciliation Parent’s Faith Formation 14/15 October 7pm Parent/child workshop Wednesday 21 October

3:30pm or 5:30pm Retreat day Coogee Hall Thursday 5 November First Reconciliation (only 2 nights)

11 November 6pm 12 November 6pm

Presentation of gift from Parish Saturday 14 Nov 6pm or Sunday 15 November 10am

Parish Mass Times Weekday Mass Timetable:

Monday to Friday; 7am and 9am

Weekend Mass Timetable: Saturday; 9am & 6pm

Sunday; 8am, 10am and 6pm (Youth Mass)

Reconciliation: Sat; 9.30am – 10.30am and 5pm – 5.30pm

Or on request at any time

Our sympathy and prayers are extended to Sue King and family on the recent death of her mother, and to Helen and Kevin O’Toole on the death of Kevin’s mother, Josie at the grand age of 95.

Maggie Dent at Mater Christi Mater Christi’s P&F would like to provide St Jerome’s parents with a special opportunity to be involved with our upcoming 2015 school visit by Maggie Dent. Their P&F have secured Maggie to conduct a 2 hour seminar on “Real Kids in an unreal world” which will be held in the Mater Christi Community Hall on Tuesday 3rd March at 7pm. Tickets are $25 each. They are keeping aside 15 tickets for our community. If you would like to reserve a place, please phone the school office by Friday 13 February.

Medical Plans for 2015 If your child requires a medical action plan, please contact the office to complete a form. If you have previously had one in place for your child, please see us, as this needs to be updated annually. Administration

Absentees

The school uses SEQTA to record attendance. As part of school procedures all students who arrive after 8.45am must sign in late at the office .

If your child is going to be absent please telephone 9499 9500 or email absent@stjeromes.wa.edu.au by 8.45am, otherwise you will receive a text message.

Please do not email teachers directly regarding absences, use the email address above only.

ST JEROME’S PRIMARY SCHOOL IS ALLERGY AWARE

AND SMOKE FREE

Uniform Shop

Opening Times

Monday 8.15am to 3.30pm Thursday 8.15am to 3.30pm

Our School Photos will be taken on:

Monday 16th of February 2015, Tuesday

17th of February 2015

Personalised Envelopes will be sent home to parents today. PLEASE NOTE You now have the option of placing your photo order ONLINE instead of filling in the pre-paid envelope, refer to your child’s personalised envelope for details about online ordering, or phone MSP Photography on 08 9342 3465 if you have any queries. If you are placing your order through the pre-paid envelope please make sure that your child brings the envelope to school on photo day to hand to the photographer, otherwise your order will be missed. NOTE: If you have placed your order online, you DO NOT need to bring in your envelope to hand to the photographer. If you wish to purchase a family photo, please come to the administration office to collect a Family envelope. It is the eldest child’s responsibility to collect their siblings at the scheduled time for family photos. NOTE: Family photos cannot be ordered online. NO CHANGE will be given so please ensure correct money is enclosed in your envelope. We now offer online ordering for your convenience. Payment for photos can be made by cash, cheque or money order in your prepaid envelope or via Credit Card for Online Purchases Only. All children will have an individual portrait taken whether purchasing photos or not for the school data base. If you have not placed an order on photo day you can still ORDER ONLINE up to 6 days after the last photo day. If you wish to place an order and it is after the 6 day period please phone MSP Photography on 08 9342 3465. PLEASE NOTE: Orders placed after the 6 Day period will incur late fees. A detailed timetable of the photographs will be placed on the School Website one week before the photo days.

Canteen News

Phone Number 9499 9510 Roster 2015

Monday 9 February Tuesday 10 February Jill Christoffel HELP NEEDED Wednesday 11 February Thursday 12 February Rebecca Verney Nicole Tepana Diana Bucat Kathy Rivers Friday 13 February Sandra Perna Marita Brenzi

Welcome back to school! Our summer menu is the same as last term, but if you need another copy, you can grab one from the canteen or the office, and it's online too. We are looking for more canteen volunteers to sign up for monthly rosters, the form went home late this week. Please think about helping us, we have a great time in the canteen, and your kids will love you for it. Forms need to be in by Monday 16 Feb - if you haven't received it yet there is one attached to the newsletter, and there are spares at the canteen and in the office. (Wouldn't want any of you to miss out!!) Thank you Renate, Michelle and Yvonne Canteen Team

Nursery in a Box Our school has been chosen to receive a Nursery in a Box Butterfly Garden kit from The Greening Project! Thanks to our teacher Andrea Martin for nominating our school to receive one of 30 Nursery in a Boxes in a Giveaway that was advertised in November 2014. This Giveaway has been funded by a WA State NRM Office Community Grant.

Message from your Community School Health Nurse

Welcome to the new school year. My name is Kristen Cousins, and I am the Community Health Nurse who visits your school.

Community Health Nurses work in schools to promote healthy development and wellbeing so students may reach their full potential. A major part of my work is focused on early intervention and the School Entry Health Assessment program.

Community Health Nurses serve as a health contact point for children and their families, providing information, assessment, health counselling and referral. The services provided are free and confidential.

If you have a concern about your child’s health or development, please contact me via the School Office. I have attached some healthy Lunchbox Tips below:

Back to school…..what to make for lunch today?

Are you constantly asking yourself this question as you busily get ready for the day ahead? Children need a healthy school lunch to boost their energy and help them concentrate and learn in the afternoon, so we asked our Health Promotion Team here at CACH for their top tips.

Lunchbox tips: • Use a variety of breads to make sandwiches more

fun • Use biscuit cutters to cut sandwiches and fruit into

different shapes • Pack your own snacks in a snap lock bag or brown

paper bag decorated with stickers. A cheaper and healthier alternative to pre-packaged snacks.

• Use a frozen ice brick or drink and an insulated lunchbox to keep the food cold

• Include a non-food surprise e.g. a joke, sticker or note

• Encourage your children to be involved in the preparation of their lunch. When children are involved in food preparation they are more likely to experiment with different types of foods.

• Think outside the box; try frittata, boiled egg, popcorn and rice paper rolls to keep lunches interesting!

According to the Australian Dietary Guidelines children aged 4-8 years should aim daily for 1½ serves of fruit; 4½ serves of vegies; 1½-2 serves of dairy; 4 serves of bread, cereals and grains; and 1½ serves of meat. For more information on what is considered a ‘serve’ and for other healthy lunch ideas visit HealthyWA or the Raising Children Network.

Source of image – Raising Children Network

Kind Regards

Welcome to School Banking 2015! We will be back in the uniform shop from 8.00am til 8.45am on Tuesdays from next week. This year promises to be even bigger and better. School Banking's new Outer Space Savers theme will take students on a mission to Planet Savings, with eight new reward items to choose from our Outer Space Savers range. Plus, in a School Banking first, there will be a Grand Prize competition offering one lucky family a trip to Disneyland California.

We're excited to launch the new reward items for 2015 from our Outer Space Savers range.

• ET DVD and Planet Handball, released Term 1 • Invisible Ink Martian Pen and Intergalactic

Rocket, released Term 2 • Glow-in-the-Dark Solar System and Cosmic

Light Beam Torch, released Term 3 • Outer Space Savers Money Box and Lunar

Light Band, released Term 4

For any new families to St Jerome’s who are interested in enrolling their children in the school banking program you are welcome to come by the uniform shop to pick up an information pack. We will be holding an account opening morning with a Commonwealth Bank School Banking Representative in the coming weeks. Watch this Space!!

Spearwood Dalmatinac Netball Team Registration Day

Spearwood Dalmatinac Netball Team are having their registration day on Tuesday 17th February 2015 between 4:30 pm until 7:30 pm. Players turning 8 in 2015 are eligible to commence playing netball. Enrolments will be taken at Spearwood Dalmatinac Sport and Community Club, Azelia Road, Spearwood, in the main hall. Payment is via cash, cheque or direct debit and is requested on the day. Uniforms are able to be ordered on the day. For any inquiries please email spearwooddallies@gmail.com or phone Michael on 0438933134.

Positive Partnerships Parent/Carer Workshops

Registrations for the Positive Partnerships Parent/Carer Workshop to be held at the Novotel Vines Resort in the Swan Valley on Tues 17 & Wed 18 February are now open. This workshop is FREE for families of school age students who are on the Autism Spectrum Families do not need to have a formal diagnosis of ASD in their family to attend this workshop (e.g. they may be going through diagnosis process). Parents/carers who attend will gain: • a greater understanding of the impact of autism on

your child, both at school and at home • knowledge about how to develop effective parent,

school and teacher partnerships • specific strategies on how to: - advocate for your child - support your child’s participation at school - develop an awareness of learning needs - opportunities to network and share strategies - opportunities for discussion around a range of

topics relevant to students with an ASD and their families.

To register for this workshop Online registrations are preferred and can be made by going to www.positivepartnerships.com.au . Simply click on the top right purple section titled “Free parent/carer workshops ” and then click on “Feb 17 - The Vines WA” and complete all the registration details. Kim

KIDS BOOTCAMP

Beale Park, Spearwood 5pm Tues & Thurs

Hammond Park

5pm Weds

Contact Roberta taylor : 0450 478

227

Ages 5+

$12

St Vincent De Paul Volunteers Required

The parish St Vincent DePaul Society Conference requires 2-3 volunteers to take on the following roles within the conference: Pantry Roster: The pantry requires restocking on occasion and is usually restocked once a month. We require volunteers who are able to dedicate 2 hours of their time every 3rd month. The role involves taking a stock take of the pantry and freezer, shopping for items (vouchers provided) and restocking the pantry shelves. Training will be provided. Call outs: This role requires someone who can be available for 1 or 2 afternoons or evenings a week to accompany leads on callouts. It is rare for us to have callouts every week. Training is also provided for this role. Interested persons can contact either Steve (0488 611 190) or Paul (0403 985 269) or email paulsh@multiline.com.au or gibbs.steve@iinet.net.au Volunteering in the Society of St Vincent De Paul is a great way to help the less fortunate in our local community. Maranatha Centre for Adult Faith Formation : Looking for some soul-food now the kids are back at school? Married to a Catholic, but not one yourself? Just want to explore something new? Why not take a course at the Maranatha Centre for Adult Faith Formation. Many courses are during school time, there are no exams or assignments, and you don’t have to be a “good” Catholic (or a Catholic at all!). Topics for Term One include “Exploring Faith: Theology for Beginners,” and “Ways of Praying”. For more information or to register for a course, visit www.maranathacentre.org.au or call 9241 5221.

What sport will your kids play this winter season? Fremantle Hockey club welcomes all students from pre-primary to year 4 to join our Hookin2Hockey program. Please check out our website at freohockey.com and navigate to Hookin2hockey. The hockey club is currently offering this introductory programs after school on Thursday at Steven's Reserve with a possible Saturday morning as well as a Group at Palmyra Primary- day TBA. Please Contact Kate Bailey at kate@warnerglenestate.com.au for any queries.

St Jerome’s Music Programme 2015 Welcome to another exciting year of making music! Mrs Searle and I are really looking forward to working with the staff, parents and children here at St Jerome’s Primary School. Music is an area that we are passionate about … we absolutely love it and one of our major aims in teaching music is to make it enjoyable, fun and accessible for all children! The following statements are the foundation of our philosophy towards learning music and underline the importance of music as a learning area.

• Music is fun! • Music is for everyone. • Music is unique as it can develop a person holistic ally. • Music offers joy, beauty, connection and community. • Music develops creativity and self expression. • Music promotes children’s confidence and self estee m. • Music enriches lives by providing an integrated exp erience through singing, saying, moving,

dancing and playing. • Music crosses language barriers as it is an alterna tive form of communication. • Music is active as well as passive.

Classroom Music Programme This year all classes will be involved in Classroom Music Lessons. Mrs Searle will be teaching students in Kindergarten, Pre-Primary and Year 1 classes. I will be teaching students in the Year 2-6 classes. The Classroom Music Programme is a programme that aims to develop concepts and skills in the areas of Rhythm, Melody, Harmony, Form and Expression. These concepts will be developed through singing, playing instruments, guided listening, mov ing and reading and writing music. Liturgical Music Programme There will be singing rehearsals for students to prepare for liturgical and sacramental celebrations. Whole School Liturgical Singing will take place on Wednesday afternoons from 2.25 – 3.00 p.m. Choral Programme Senior Choir Senior Choir is available to students in Years 4, 5 and 6 with rehearsals taking place in the Music Room on Thursday afternoons from 1.15 – 2.00 p.m. I am asking students interested in committing to the Senior Choir to attend our first two rehearsals. After this, students still wanting to participate in the Senior Choir Programme for 2015 will be required, along with their parents/guardians, to sign a contract formalising their decision to be involved. This process should enable students to make an informed decision about their involvement in the Senior Choir and make them aware of the requirement to commit to the year’s work. Our first Senior Choir rehearsal for the year will be next Thursday 12th February. Prospective choir members are asked to meet Mrs de Kluyver in the Music Room at 1.15 p.m. Instrumental and Vocal Programme The Instrumental and Vocal Programme is available to students in Years 2- 6. Lessons take place during school time. Instrumental Music Enrolment Forms are available from the School Front Office. Instrumental Ensemble Programme This year we have two instrumental ensembles available for student involvement - School Band and Guitar Ensemble.

These instrumental ensembles are available to students in Years 4, 5 and 6 who have had at least one year’s experience in their chosen instrument and are successful in their audition. School Band rehearsals will take place in the Music Room on Tuesday afternoons from 1.15 – 2.00 p.m. Guitar Ensemble rehearsals will take place in the Music Room on Wednesday afternoons from 1.15 – 2.00 p.m. Auditions for student involvement in either the School Band or Guitar Ensemble will take place during Weeks 2 and 3. If students are successful in securing a position, they will receive a letter confirming their involvement. They and their parents/guardians will be required to sign a contract formalising their decision to commit to their nominated programme. This process should enable students to make an informed decision about their involvement in these ensembles and make them aware of the requirement to commit to the year’s work. Participating in these ensemble situations will enable students to extend their musical skill and ability and provide them with the opportunity to play in a social setting with other musicians. We are really looking forward to the year ahead … musically speaking it promises to be a very exciting one! Carmel Searle and Amanda de Kluyver Music Specialist Teachers

St Jerome’s Netball Club

2015 Winter Netball Registration Form

We are seeking all existing players and inviting new players to join our Netball Club.

If your daughter is interested in being part of a team then please fill in the form and return no later than Friday 20th February 2015

Player’s Name :……………………………………………………………… Previous Grade/Team: ………………….. DOB:……………………………………….. School Year:………………………………. Parent/s Details: Name: :…………………………………………………………………………… Address: :………………………………………………………………………… Phone: :…………………………………………………………………………… Email: :……………………………………………………………………………

To make every club successful we require volunteers to take on various roles within the club. Please tick if you are interested in: Coaching Team Manager Fundraising General Committee/Social Club Fee Schedule : Players Registration: $200 per child (This includes umpiring charges) Netball Skirt: $45 Netball Top: $45

Full registration and uniform orders must be paid in full by

Friday 20 th February 2015.

Uniform sizing is available in the St Lucy’s Room from 3pm onwards. Any queries please contact Kylie 0417 993 216, or Di 0412 519 929.

Canteen Volunteer Nomination Form

Please return by Monday 16th February 2015

(You can drop the reply into the Canteen, the School's office or place it in your child's lunch basket located in each classroom) Name: _________________________________________________________ Eldest Child's Name: _____________________________________________ Eldest Child's Class: _____________________________________________ Phone number/s: Home: _________________ Mobile: __________________

(Please complete appropriate section/s below)

I would like to: 1. Be a Monthly Volunteer at Canteen. My preferred day/s are (please choose more than

one option if possible):

2. I would like to be rostered on with (if you wish to be on roster with a friend):

3. Be a Monthly Volunteer at Canteen - limited hours only. My preferred day/s are and

times available are:

4. Be a Volunteer at Canteen - other (please specify details eg: one day a week, one day per

fortnight, 2 hours per week, 3 hours per fortnight etc):

5. Be a Volunteer on the 'Emergency Back Up Team' - days available are:

6. Be a Volunteer on the Pantry Roster

St Jerome’s Term One 2015 Parent Calendar

Week

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Weekend

26/1

AUSTRALIA DAY

27/1 28/1

29/1

PUPIL FREE DAY Teachers Commence Term 1

30/1

PUPIL FREE DAY

31/1 1/2

1

2/2 Students Commence Term 1

3/2

4/2

5/2 Assembly (2.15pm)

6/2 Whole School Beginning of the School Year Mass (9.00am)

7 8/2

2

9/2

10/2 P&F Meeting (7.00pm)

11/2

12/2 Assembly (2.15pm)

13/2 Visit from Sumapi rep. re Social Justice. Yrs 1-6 (1.30pm) (TBC)

14 15/2 All sacraments enrolment weekend.

3

16/2 School Photos

17/2 School Photos Parent Information Night Session 1 (6 – 6.40pm) Session 2 (6.45 – 7.25pm)

18/2 Whole School Mass – Ash Wednesday (Yr 5) (9.00am)

19/2 Assembly (2.15pm)

20/2

21 22/2

4

23/2 OT Screening for Kindy and new PP students (TBC) Yrs 4-6 Swimming Trials.

24/2 Board Meeting (7pm) Yrs 4-6 Swimming Trials

25/2 26/2 Yr 6 Mass (9am)(TBC) Assembly (2.15pm)

27/2

PUPIL FREE DAY

28 1/3

5

2/3

LABOUR DAY 3/3 4/3 5/3

Salvadao Assembly (2.15pm)

6/3 Halogen Leadership Conference for Student Council. Yr 3 Mass (9am)

7 8/3

6

9/3

10/3 P&F Meeting (7.00pm)

11/3 Aspire Higher Yr 6 incursion.

12/3 Yr 4 Mass (9am) Yr 2 Science Alive Incursion Assembly (6B) – 2.15pm

13/3 Swimming Carnival at Acqua Jetty - Warnbro

14 15/3 All sacraments commitment weekend.

7

16/3 17/3

18/3 Confirmation Parent Faith Formation 7pm – 8.15pm

19/3 Assembly (4B) – 2.15pm

20/3 Yr 1 Liturgy

21 22/3

8

23/3

24/3 Board Meeting (7pm)

25/3

26/3 Assembly (6R) – 2.15pm

27/3 Yr 2 Mass (9am)

28 29/3

9

30/3

31/3 Interschool Swimming Carnival at Rockingham Aquatic Centre

1/4 PP Liturgy

2/4 Last day of Term 1 (Students and Teachers) Easter Liturgy

3/4

GOOD FRIDAY

4 5/3