Principals Message

Dear Families

I read this prayer this morning and felt the need to share it with you as we start to near the finish line. 

God of all, we give thanks today

for all our students, staff and families 

and the contributions we have made to this school community.

May we be blessed for all that we do.

May we be encouraged to continue to share our gifts and talents.

Let us be supported as we risk, as we give, and as we grow.

Amen.

As mentioned further along in this newsletter, this Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Christ the King, the last Sunday of the Liturgical year. We then begin the Season of Advent where we as a community begin to prepare for the birth of Jesus Christ at Christmas by reflecting and looking forward with hope, peace, love and joy. 

As we enter into the last month of school for 2021 it's a fitting time to look back and be amazed at what a different year it has been and how we have all come together to make it through. We continue to value and appreciate your support as parents and ask for just a little more patience in relation to our current guidelines. I know that we all still feel a little disengaged and that is not normal for our school community. I also know that 2022 will be a year of rebuilding and strengthening our community with each other. 

Regardless of us not being able to celebrate as many events together for the ending of this year, please know that we are here and we continue to want to provide the best learning environment and school experience possible for our students and in turn, our families. 

IN WEEK 7 OF TERM 4 WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL FOR:

• The Year 5 student participation in Exuro 
• Kinder, Year 1 and Year 2 Mass
• Fr Peter
• Our Year 6 Student leaders

Regards