SUNDAY 3rd Sunday Easter

Mass Times: St. Agnes’ Port Macquarie Our Lady of Lourdes Wauchope Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm Saturday Vigil – 6.00pm and Sunday 7.30am Sunday – 7.30am, 9.00am & 6.00pm Long Flat – 9.00am 2nd & 4th Sunday

Kendall – 9.00am Mass (1st Saturday month 10.00am Mass Comboyne)

Telegraph Point – Thursday Night 6.00pm Beechwood – 9.00am 1st & 3rd

Lake Cathie – Sunday 8.00am Laurieton – Saturday Vigil 5.30pm, Sunday – 7.30am

What’s on Term 2, Week: 1

MONDAY, 29th April (Day 1)

- Staff Spirituality Day

Pupil Free Day

SAPSS Jazz band still on

TUESDAY, 30th April (Day 2)

- Studen ts Return for Term 2 CCC Swimming and Diving Championships Homework Hub in Library till 5.00pm SAPSS Concert Band in Performing Arts Centre 4.00pm-5.30pm Drumline in PAC 1.05pm-1.45pm

WEDNESDAY, 1st May (Day 3)

- 400m on oval at lunchtime Homework Hub in Library til 4.30pm Senior Percussion Ensemble 1.05pm-1.45pm in PAC Gym Sports Cheer Squad in Hall 3.30pm – 5.00pm Dramarama in PAC 3.30pm – 4.30pm

THURSDAY, 2nd May (Day 4)

- CCC Basketball – Coffs Harbour Homework Hub in Library till 5.00pm

FRIDAY, 3rd May (Day 5)

- St Joseph’s Feast Day Mass and Centenary Celebratio n Day 9.30am – 11.30am in the College Hall

Generations in Jazz- Mt Gambier CCCBasketball- Coffs Harbour Homework Hub in Library til 4.00pm

DATES TO REMEMBER:

Thursday 25 th April ANZAC Day – further details available in this newsletter

Tuesday 7 th May Year 7 2014 Enrolment Information Evening

Wednesday 15 th May Year 9 Mass at St Agnes church- 9.30am – 11.30am

Tuesday 28 th May Proclaim 2013 - Pupil Free Day

12th April 2013 Week 11, Term 1 P.O. Box 231, College Drive PORT MACQUARIE 2444

Ph: 02 5525 4100 Fax: 02 5525 4199 www.sapss.nsw.edu.au

“The Truth will set you free”

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COORDINATING PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

WINTER UNIFORM During Term 2 and 3 all students are expected to wear the winter uniform which includes a tie for both boys and girls. Staff are constantly working with students to ensure that our uniform is worn well. We also appreciate the support of parents who make sure their sons/daughters have the correct uniform and wear it well. Could I also remind you that we have second hand uniforms available and we are committed to assist families if they need financial help with the purchase of uniforms. Could I ask that you take note of the following:

• Girls’ skirts must be worn KNEE LENGTH. If girls choose to wear slacks they must be the approved SAPSS style available through Joprim.

• School shoes must be plain black, polishable, lace up leather school shoes. • Sport shoes must be of the jogger or cross trainer type (not a casual canvas type). • Long hair must be tied back off the face. • Sport shorts must be plain black medium length fine mesh basketball type from Joprim. • Boys must wear their school grey socks above the ankles with the coloured bands showing. • Boys’ school shirts must be worn tucked in. • School ties must be worn by boys and girls in Terms 2 and 3.

Full school uniform must be worn correctly to and from school. We appreciate the support of all in helping us maintain a high standard of uniform at all times. ANZAC DAY This year ANZAC Day falls on the second Thursday of the school holidays. We have a great tradition of students and staff representing our schools in the ANZAC Day march in Port Macquarie and at the commemoration following. Our student leaders are expected to attend and other students are also welcome to march. All students marching are asked to assemble outside Beau Thai Restaurant at 9.30am. The SAPSS drum band will lead us in the march down Horton Street. The following summary of the origin and significance of ANZAC Day was delivered by teacher Jason Warneken, at a recent school assembly. “ANZAC Day commemorates the landing of Australian and New Zealand Troops at Gallipoli on 25th April, 1915. The date, 25th April, was officially named ANZAC Day in 1916. ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. In 1917, the word ANZAC meant someone who fought at Gallipoli and later it came to mean any Australian or New Zealander who fought or served in the First World War. During the Second World War, ANZAC Day became a day on which the lives of all Australians lost in war time were remembered. In recent times it has come to include all theatres of war in which Australians have served. The spirit of ANZAC recognises the qualities of courage, mateship and sacrifice which were demonstrated at the Gallipoli landing.”

Mr Jim O’Brien Coordinating Principal

St Joseph’s Feast Day Mass and Centenary Celebrations

Friday 3rd May

9:30 am

St Joseph’s Regional College

Parents, family and friends are invited to join us for Mass,

followed by morning tea on this special occasion.

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

As we move to the Term I break at St Joseph’s Regional College, I would personally pay tribute to both teaching and support staff who have worked so conscientiously in their respective vocations. Given that this has been my first term at St Joseph’s, I can only say that I am both humbled and enthused by the significant support I have been given in settling in to my role as Principal here at the College. I would particularly like to acknowledge, Assistant Principal, Mrs Cath Eichmann, Coordinating Principal of SAPSS, Mr Jim O’Brien and Lismore Catholic Schools Office Education Consultant, Mrs Tonia Flanagan for the extra time they have devoted in assisting me. In addition, I would especially mention our College Office Manager, Mrs Michelle Reynolds and Staff Assistant, Mrs Wendy Welsh for their untiring work here at St Joseph’s Regional College. To our Leader of Catechesis and School Evangelisation, Ms Nora Swain, our School Chaplain, Fr. James Forster and Parent Assembly Cluster Organiser, Mrs Peta Rourke thank you for your commitment to our community and your support in my role as Principal in my first year. Finally thank you to the most important part of the College, our students, your commitment to your studies and fundraising activities this term for Caritas has been outstanding.

ANZAC Day - Special contribution by students of St Joseph’s Reg ional College

This year we encourage all students to represent the College Community on ANZAC Day. Not only is this a great opportunity to show respect for the men and women who served our country to help preserve our democratic way of life, but also a wonderful opportunity for students to be recognised for their citizenship and sense of loyalty to St Joseph’s Regional College. The time spent representing the College can be counted towards students’ Community Service Record and on the Principal’s Reference for Year 11 and 12 students. All students marching will meet outside Beau Thai Restaurant on the corner of Horton Street and William Street between 9.15am and 9.30 am . Students are asked to wear their full winter uniform, including the College tie and bring their school hat or cap. St Joseph’s Feast Day and Centenary Celebrations .

In the first week of Term 2 our school community will celebrate our Parish Schools Centenary at our annual St Joseph Feast Day Mass. (Friday 3rd of May, 9.30) You are most welcome to attend this important occasion in our College’s and St Agnes’ Parish’s history. At St Joseph’s Regional College, we often talk to students about the importance of building tradition and holding fast to our Mission as a Catholic College. Our Mass will certainly affirm our ongoing, service thanks and commitment to St Agnes’ Parish in the ongoing formation of a strong Catholic Education in our region.

2014 Primary School Visits Conclude

This week I had the pleasure of visiting St Joseph’s Regional College’s remaining feeder schools. I would like to particularly thank Mrs Nicole Prior, and Year 7 students, Lily Smith and Torren Hunter who addressed students at St Agnes Primary. Also to Mrs Lisa Freeman and Year 7 students, Mackenzie Adams and Tarran Marr-Harris who visited St Joseph’s Primary. We should feel very proud of the wonderful job done by our Year 7 students in explaining many of the aspects associated with transition from the Primary to Secondary school. Year 7 2014 Information Evening

As I have communicated in last week’s Newsletter, St Joseph’s Regional College Year 2014 Year 7 Information Night will occur on Tuesday 7 th of May commencing at 6.30 pm . At this gathering, parents will have an opportunity to book an interview time. I therefore encourage families to be aware of this date if they are intending to enrol their son or daughter in the school next year. A parental interview must occur for every student’s family intending to enrol their son or daughter into Year 7 at St Joseph’s Regional College next year. Fee Reminder

Statements were issued early this term with a due date of 26 th April 2013. Thank you to families who have already made payments, if you have not as yet paid your account it would be appreciated if you could finalise this early in Term 2.

A reminder to Year 9 & 10 that all Term 1 elective sport must be paid before students can select a Term 2 sport. All excursion costs should also be paid prior to the excursion taking place.

Our preferred method of payment is via Bpay. EFTPOS, cheque or cash are accepted through the front office. Finally, I would like to wish all staff, families and supporters of St Joseph’s Regional College a well-earned holiday break. I have witnessed so many examples of us working together to assist young people while on their journey during this most precious time in their lives.

Thank you for your anticipated support in this area. God Bless

Jim Dempsey Principal

Year 7 2014

Enrolment Information Evening

St Joseph’s Regional College Hall

Tuesday, 7 th May

6.30pm

All students seeking enrolment are invited to attend.

Yr 6 Enrolment visit- St Agnes Primary Mrs Nicole Prior, Lily Smith,

Torren Hunter & Mr Jim Dempsey

Yr 6 Enrolment visit- St Joseph’s Primary, Port Mac quarie Mrs Lisa Freeman Mackenzie Adams, Tarran Marr-Harris & Mr Jim Dempsey

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

Exams Term 2

A reminder to all parents’, exams will take place for Year 11 students in Weeks 4 & 5 of Term 2, and for Year 7-10 students in Week 6. It is imperative that students do not have planned absences during this time, or in the weeks leading into exams. Study tips, study guides and exam timetables will be available early in Term 2.

STUDENT'S LEAVING SCHOOL SICK Just a reminder that students in Years 7-10 are not permitted to use their mobile phone between the hours of 8.15am-3.15pm. The school rules clearly state this and it is school policy that students using the mobile will have it confiscated until parents can pick it up and the student will be given an afternoon detention.

We have an increasing incidence of students phoning parents to pick them up sick, without going through the correct channels of going to the front office where an office staff member or teacher will contact the parents, or allow a student to phone home using a College phone.

If your child does contact you from a mobile phone we would ask that you contact the front office prior to coming out to the College in order to avoid an uncomfortable situation for all concerned, and detentions having to be issued. Please note that regular late arrivals and early departures are detrimental to your child's overall attendance rate and education. Thanks for your ongoing support.

Cath Eichmann Assistant Principal

SCHOOL FEES

Many thanks to all of those families who have paid their school fees and to those who are committed to an ongoing Direct Debit system for paying their fees.

To operate our schools efficiently and with the best possible facilities, school fees are the most critical component of the means of resourcing our schools. Any payment of outstanding fees would therefore be most appreciated. Our Fee Assistance Program is available to anyone who is experiencing financial difficulties and I would urge families in this situation to discuss it with the Principal or myself at Parish Administration – 6588 7444.

John McQueen Director Parish Education

ATTENDANCE REMINDER

A reminder to all parents, notes must be in within 7 days of your child's absence or the absence will be reported on your child's report as UNEXPLAINED.

Students who have more than 15 days leave in a year must have supporting documentation from a doctor or make written application to the Assistant Principal. This may also require an interview with the Principal or Assistant Principal.

�------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PARENTS / GUARDIANS EXPLANATION FOR PUPIL’S ABSENCE

PUPIL’S NAME _______________________________________Year__________ PC ________

DATE(S) OF ABSENCE _________________________________________________________

REASON FOR ABSENCE ________________________________________________________

PARENT / GUARDIAN SIGNATURE ________________________________ DATE __________

*Failure to have an absence explained within 7 days of returning to school MUST, BY LAW, be recorded and reported as UNEXPLAINED ABSENCE.

CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION

CENTENARY BOOK After many months of research and preparation, the Centenary Book is almost ready for print. This comprehensive historical document will be professionally printed and will include photos and stories of Catholic education in St Agnes’ Parish. It will include St Joseph’s Family Services and all Parish schools and will be very reasonably priced at just $20. How many books should we have printed? A very good question. We are very keen to find out how many people are interested in purchasing a copy of the Centenary Book which is anticipated to be available in May this year.

We would really appreciate your expression of interest to help us gauge the demand. All expressions of interest to Parish Administration – 6588 7444 or email: cravenswood@pac.stagnesparish.org.au

Thank you for your assistance.

John McQueen Director Parish Education

CENTENARY BALL – 15 th JUNE AT PANTHERS

You (and partner) are invited to St Agnes’ Parish

Catholic Education

Centenary Ball

15 June 2013 6.30pm

Panthers Club Port Macquarie

3 Course Meal & Entertainment

2 Bottles of Complimentary wine per table

$65.00 pp

Tickets are available at all Parish School Offices

Please R.S.V.P. by 24 May 2013

Dress: Evening Wear

FROM THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION COORDINATOR

CARITAS - PROJECT COMPASSION Macquarie House Fundraising BBQ - sausage sizzle and drink was on the menu. Thank you to students and staff who supported this cause.

Senior Rice Fast and VOLUNTEER out of uniform day

How would it feel to live on only a cup of rice a day? On Wednesday this week our senior students participated in the last of our Caritas fundraising events, raising an outstanding $540.00 Students were given the opportunity to experience what it might be like to only eat rice for the day, like many others throughout the world. Ninety eight of our senior students ate only a cup of rice at recess and another cup at lunchtime. They certainly developed a strong sense of empathy for those less fortunate, who don’t have enough food to eat each day. Our seniors certainly embraced the volunteer theme of our out of uniform day. A fantastic reminder of how people regularly give of themselves for the benefit of the community. We had volunteers dressed as surf life savers, ironman aide station workers, Vinnies staff, RSPCA volunteers and even Katniss from The Hunger Games. Well done seniors, you truly represented college spirit.

AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH FESTIVAL-

This festival will be held in Melbourne in December and is aiming to gather 3000 young people from around Australia. Young people from Year 9 to young adults are invited to the event. St Agnes’ Parish is intending to take a team of youth to this National Youth Event. Students who are interested are asked to see Ms Swain this week.

Nora Swain Leader of Catechesis and School Evangelisation

The chiefs- Troy Richards, Jackson Boswell, Ben Perry & Zac Monkley and Sharni Zerafa

Ashleigh Hales & Mrs Shipton Caitlin Neville & Elenya Dixon

NEWS FROM MATHEMATICS

1. To familiarise students with the format of the 2013 Numeracy NAPLAN paper, Year 7 students will be given printed copies of two past NAPLAN test papers. During week 1 and week 2 in term 2 some allocated class time and all homework time (20 minutes per night) will focus on completing these papers and other practice sets.

2. The Australian Mathematics Competition will be held on Thursday 1st August, however,

competition entries close Week 2, Term 2. Questions in this competition are challenging and many require participants to apply some logical thinking and sound numeracy skills. The entry cost is $5.00 per student. The Mathematics Faculty encourage the participation in this competition under the following guidelines:

Students interested in participating in this competition MUST inform their class teacher by Monday 6th May and will be billed the $5.00

NAPLAN 2013 NAPLAN 2013 test will take place eon the following day. Tuesday 14 th May Wednesday 15 th May Thursday 16 th May

Year 7

Language Conventions 45 minutes Writing- 40 minutes

Reading 65 minutes

Numeracy: Calculator - 40 minutes Non-calculator - 40 minutes

Year 9

Language Conventions 45 minutes Writing- 40 minutes

Reading 65 minutes

Numeracy: Calculator - 40 minutes Non-calculator- 40 minutes

• Language Conventions includes spelling, grammar and punctuation.

• Numeracy includes number, space, algebra, function and pattern, measurement, chance and data.

• Calculators in Years 7 and 9- there is one Numeracy test where calculator use is permitted and one where it is not.

The best way you can help your child prepare for NAPLAN is to reassure your child that NAPLAN tests are just one part of their school program, and to urge them to simply do the best they can on the day.

Your child’s teacher will ensure that all children are familiar with the test format. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact Joanne Hall or Janine Handley at the College on 5525 4100. Joanne Hall Janine Handley Numeracy Coordinator Literacy Coordinator

Year 7 - All students in 7MAT1, 7MAT2 plus any other interested student

Year 8 - All students in 8MAT1, 8MAT2 plus any other interested student

Year 9 - Teacher recommendation plus any interested student

Year 10 - Teacher recommendation plus any interested student

Year.11 - All students in 11MATX, 11MAT plus any other interested student

Year 12 - Any interested student

MATHS VAULT PROBLEMS The Farmers Market sells apples by the crate, and each crate of apples weighs 21 kg. Acrate of large apples contains 84 apples. If a crate of small apples contains twice as many apples as a crate of large apples. How many small apples are in 1 kg of apples?

Last Week’s Answer: 50 jelly beans originally

CREATIVE ARTS NEWS

Last week our senior Creative Arts students attended their annual excursion to Sydney to participate in workshops, view exhibitions and performances to help give them inspiration to assist with their development throughout the Preliminary Course of study and give them a vital edge in their creation of major works and performances for the fast approaching HSC final practical examinations. This is an invaluable opportunity for our students to set their goals in their Creative Arts subjects and then reach for the stars.

Year 12 Performance Assessment Task

Verbatim Theatre ... performance assessment task ... Parramatta Girls by Alana Valentine and The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufmann

LIBRARY NEWS

Upcoming author visit Early in Term 2, author Richard Harland will be visiting for half a day, and speaking to English classes in Years 8 and 10. Richard is an acclaimed Australian author who writes in the ‘Steampunk’ genre. This is a subset of Science Fiction where fantasy and steam-powered machinery come together. We have some of Richard’s books in the Library, and he will be selling some on the day to any interested students as well. Visit his website for more information at http://www.richardharland.net/

#Summer Competition During the course of a year we tend to offer competitions with some great prizes. Our first term photography competition with the theme of #Summer is proving to be popular with over 120 entries already. Each week I will feature one of the entries so that you can see the calibre of our budding photographers. This week…. one of Courtney Newell’s pictures takes centre stage.

You can view a gallery of some of the amazing images contributed by students for this competition at the St Joseph’s Regional College Library FaceBook page: www.facebook.com/sjrcexchange Please click the “Like” button while you’re there so that you will receive regular Library updates in your NewsFeed. Premier’s Reading Challenge Any students in Years 7-9 who would like to take part in the NSW Premier’s Reading Challenge should let me know as soon as possible so that I can register them for this annual task.

Stay up to date with what’s happening…. “Like” us at St Joseph’s Regional College Library, on FaceBook. Or Follow us on Twitter – @sjrcexchange Karen Bale Teacher Librarian

HOMEWORK HUB The Library is a great place for students to complete class work and assessment tasks. All Library’s resources are available for use during this time.

On Wednesdays, Mrs Rosenbaum, our Leader of Mathematics, is available to assist you with mathematical problems.

The hours are: Monday and Wednesday 3.15 - 4.30pm.

Tuesday and Thursday 3.15 - 5.00pm.

Friday 3.15-4.00pm.

The Homework Hub is for people who are "getting things done".

Mrs Narelle Mathews Homework Hub Supervisor

CAREERS WORK EXPERIENCE If your child is interested in undertaking work experience, each individual case will be considered on its merit. Students would need to discuss with us suitable dates but preferable these will be in holiday times and only under exceptional circumstances would this condition be waived. If you require further information, go to the College Moodle site and access it via students – Careers – Work Experience. FLYING SCHOLARSHIPS The Hastings District Flying Club is offering two $1200.00 scholarships for 2013. Applicants must be aged 15 years or more and must submit a recent school report. Application forms are available from the College office. Closing date is 26th April 2013 CAREERS WEEKLY EMAIL NEWSLETTER All Year 10, 11 and 12 students and parents will receive each week a newsletter detailing all careers information that we receive. We hope some of the websites and information will be relevant to you and your son or daughter. Please contact us if you require further information or delete if nothing is relevant.

If you are not receiving these emails please check with the college office that your contact details are up-to-date. All of our careers information is broadcast through this method so it is vital that details are current. REGIONAL CAREERS WEBSITE Our new Regional College Careers website at www.SJRCPortcareers.com offers up-to-date information for parents and students in all year groups.

MOODLE – CAREERS Always updated with important documents for work experience and university information. Parents can access this information via your child’s login. YEAR 8, 9 and 10 – TAX FILE NUMBERS Tax file number forms are processed by Mrs Tinsey every Friday. New forms are now available from the office.

Karen Bale & Leanne Tinsey Leaders of Careers and University Transition

NATIONAL YOUTH WEEK

National Youth Week event takes place on the 5th – 14th April, it is an opportunity for young people to share ideas, attend live events, have their voices heard on issues of concern to them, showcase their talents, celebrate their contribution to the community, take part in competitions and most importantly have fun. Pick up your copy of the ‘Official Event Passports’ from the College office, Library or Study Centre. For further details go to the Youth Advisory Council facebook page or Port Macquarie Hastings Council website. www.pmhc.nsw.gov.au/youthweek

YOUTH HUB

Situated at 140 Horton Street Port Macquarie.

For further information please contact Michael Gilmour, Manager Port Macquarie Youth Centre on 6584 7569 or 0408 258 398 or email mgilmour@stagnesparish.org.au

Public Access / Drop-in Hours Monday to Friday 3pm - 7pm

Office Hours Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm

CANTEEN ROSTER

Term 2, Week 1

Monday Pupil Free Day Tuesday Help please Wednesday Pat Shirt Thursday Julie Davis-Chaplin Friday Lisa McPherson

UNIFORMS UNIFORM SHOP The College second hand uniform shop is open every Monday from 2.45pm – 3.45pm. Please go to office for directions.

BUSWAYS – Proposed Changes to Route

Busways is in the process of reviewing their services to school. Students whose bus service has a proposed changed have been given a letter from Busways detailing those changes. You are invited to lodge your feedback on any of the changes at infoline@busways.com.au

SPORTS NEWS

2013 Term 2 SJRC Athletics Calendar

Diocesan Athletics Friday 16 th August in Coffs Harbour Training will be held each Wednesday of Term 3 in w eek 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.

A very big THANK YOU

to all our sponsors.

Their generosity allowed us to have a

fun and successful auction night to help raise money for our

boys travelling to the Cook Islands in 2013

for a Rugby Tour Please support our sponsors next time

you are in need of service/goods they

supply

TERM 1 2013 Term 2 Week 1 Mon 29th Apr Pupil Free Day

Mon 29th Apr Closing date CCC AFL trials - Please see website for further details Tues 30th Apr CCC Swimming and Diving - Homebush Wed 1st May CCC Volleyball Slection Trials - Bankstown Thur 2nd & Fri 3rd May Regional CCC Basketball - Coffs Harbour Fri 3rd May Closing date - CCC Netball Selection Trials - Please see website for further details

Week 2 Mon 6th May CCC Open Netball Selections Trials - Auburn Mon 6th May Regional Schools Open Futsal - Port Macquarie Tue 7th May CCC 15s Netball Selection Trials - Auburn Tue 7th May 16s Swan's Cup AFL - Port Macquarie Wed 8th May CCC Northern AFL Selection Trials - Sutherland (qualify through Diocesan trial) Thur 9th May Diocesan Touch Football - Port Macquarie Thur 9th May NSW All Schools Swimming & Diving (New Date)

Week 3 Mon 13th May Closing date CCC Basketball trials - Penrith

Tue 14th- Thur 15th May: - NAPLAN Week 4 Mon 20th May CCC Basketball Selections

Tue 21st May 13s & 15s Country Cup Rugby League - Port Macquarie Wed 22nd May 14s Swan's Cup AFL Thur 23rd May Diocesan Cross Country - Port Macquarie

Week 5 Tue 28th May Pupil Free Day

RUGBY UNION NEW ZEALAND AND COOK ISLAND TOUR Good luck to the 21 boys from Years 8, 9 and 10 who have left to embark on a ten day rugby union tour of New Zealand and the Cook Islands. The Under 15 team will play three games whilst on tour. The first is against Westlake Boys’ High School in Auckland, the second against Nukutere / Titikaveka Combined Colleges and the third again st Tereroa College, both in Rarotonga. The team will also have time to experience some of the tourist opportunities that each of the destinations have to offer including; hot pools, Super XV rugby, mountain biking, paintballing, snorkelling, lagoon cruising, island trekking, fishing and Cook Island cultural shows. As part of the trip the team will also visit St Joseph’s primary school in Rarotonga where we will present the school with stationery items that have been donated by our school community. For updates throughout the trip check out our school sports Facebook page. A big thank you to the support of our sponsors and all the parents who have helped make this trip possible.

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TO KEEP UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST SPORT INFORMATION FROM

THE REGIONAL VISIT http://www.pmreglism.catholic.edu.au/sport/sport

TO KEEP UP TO DATE WITH THE