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| Week 6 | 21-25th August |
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| Week 7 | Monday 28th August |
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Compass Notifications
Please refer to Compass for the following notifications:
- Important Changes for School Fees
- Year 1 Phonics Screening Information
- Enrichment Rotation Message
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Head Lice
Term Three Sport Days
Kinder-Tuesday & Thursday
Stage 1-Tuesday & Thursday
Stage 2-Monday & Thursday
Stage 3 Monday & Thursday
Sacred Heart showed their appreciation to our wonderful Principal Mrs Anne Staines today. She is a dedicated and supportive leader and the community truly values all that she does.
We love you, Mrs Staines! ❤️
Following Staff and Community Council meetings the following dates and activities have been locked in.
Stay tuned for details, and for ways our community will be invited to support our events.
Term 3 2023
- 12-20th August - National Science Week
- 21- 25th August - Book Week Activities. Dress up Day Friday 25th August
- 22 August CC Open Meeting. 6.30pm gather for drinks and nibbles for those on site, 7pm meeting in person or online. Topics to include - current learning and wellbeing initiatives, retaining enrolments
- 29th August-4th September - Numeracy & Literacy Week
- 1st September - Father's Day including Community Council breakfast and Mass
- 22nd September-Fan Day, further details to come
Term 4 2023
- 20th October, Friday Week 2 - Major school fundraiser - Colour Run.
- 27th October, Friday Week 4 - Grandparent's Day. Futher details to come. This day is also ‘Day for Daniel’ Child Safety Education awareness.
2024 - School Twilight Fair has been suggested for Term 4.
At playgroup this week Jayden made a mega carpark, Patrick enjoyed tipping and pouring the rice and we were all very excited to see our daffodils are flowering.
Matilda made a house for her turtles and we visited the hatching chicks in Kindergarten.
Right now, more than 6 million Australians feel lonely. That’s 1 in 3 people.
Your friend, neighbour, parent, partner, child, or colleague could be feeling lonely.
Why? Because loneliness is less about how many people you’re surrounded by, and more about how connected you feel to those people. It can affect anyone.
Despite how common loneliness is, 1 in 2 people are too embarrassed to talk about it due to misconceptions and stigma within our community. But we need to. Because persistent loneliness can lead to heart conditions, mental ill health, dementia, and premature death.
Reducing loneliness is a goal we must tackle together, as a country.
This year, for Australia’s first Loneliness Awareness Week, we’re shining a spotlight on the millions of Australians who are #LonelyNotAlone by sharing real stories and facts, and we’re encouraging everyone to take steps towards connection.
#LonelyNotAlone
#LonelinessAwarenessWeekAU
For more information follow the below link.
Congratulations to Imogen who attended the School Sport Australian Hockey Championships last week. She has had an amazing time. Very close games, going down 2-1 in most, except to Queensland who are amazing 5-0.
A praying mantis was found in the playground recently and the year 4 girls relocated it from the wire fence to a tree.
Congratulations to the following students celebrating their birthday
Mikayla R, Kamal S, Keshav S, Jeremiah N, Natasha L.
Awards will be presented during the school assembly on Friday from 2.40pm.
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Kindergarten |
Xavier B, Edward H, Ruby M, John A, Tomislav B, Shantel S. |
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Stage One |
Conner W-T, Rebecca M, Cameron M, Carmela P, Rex A, Isabella V, Audrey W, Matilda H, Samuel W. |
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Stage Two |
Aleeia V, Patrick T, Scarlett M, Marissa M, Shaun S, Harriet J, Jordan M. |
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Stage Three |
Felix A, Karissa F, Elliot H, Lachlan D, Jennifer T, Destiny N Maiya W, Olivia L, Sarah W. |