The covered walkway is on track and will benefit students when

complete as winter approaches.

Students and staff at school have coped very well maneuvering

along pathways through the various building sites.

As per the CEWA Executive Director letter of last week, Catholic

Education WA will review the learning situation at the beginning of

next week, I will keep you fully informed.

Enrolments for

2021 have

commenced via

Zoom.

D ear Parents, Families and members of the College Community,

Over the holidays, demolition of much of the MacKillop block began.

This is always an interesting process because you don’t really know

what you are dealing with until you begin. There were some surprises

but nothing our creative architect, Al Santelli, couldn’t deal with.

One bonus for the Trade Centre is a

huge amount of jarrah, as part of the

1975 construction, will be used for

furniture making and other products:

Mr Boshoff is very happy.

The refurbished (old) D&T building

will come online shortly - a new

Multipurpose-2 Room, Fashion and

Textiles, new Robotics Room and Special Needs Area. This has

been an amazing transformation from the old wood and metal rooms.

WEEK 2 - TERM 2

TERM 2 29 April - 3 July

(Mr Bradley Hall - Principal)

1989: Mr Hall surveys the construction of the D&T Building (picture taken from A History of JPC 1984-1995)

12 May P&F Meeting

(Zoom)

Construction of the covered walkways

Demolition of the MacKillop Block

A reminder that

parents are not

allowed any further

into school than the

car park.

6 May 2020: pictured is

Fr Stephen with Year 12

students Head Boy Jesuyon

Alfred (left) and Julia Ocean

(below). Earlier in the year, five

students from the College

studied to be Special Ministers

to enable them to distribute

Holy Communion at College

Masses. The students have

not been able to be

commissioned yet and will have

to wait until the end of

restrictions to celebrate Mass.

The other three students to

receive certificates are Year 11

student Sam Dyne and Year 12

students Hannah Johnston and

Lily Money.

Certificates for Special Ministry

Embracing the Gifts

of Easter

Creator God,

Out of the depth of your love you

called us to new life in Christ.

As we rejoice in the resurrection,

may our lives and our work

together echo the many gifts you

have blessed us with for a

purpose.

May all our being resound the

glory of your name as we say,

Glory be to the father and to the

Son, and to the Holy Spirit,

As it was in the beginning is now,

and ever shall be,

World without end.

Alleluia!

Live Jesus in Our

Hearts...Forever,

We thank and wish all of our mums, grandmothers and carers a very happy

and peaceful Mother's Day.

"The gaze of the Mother, and the gaze of every mother. A world that looks to the future without a mother’s gaze is shortsighted. It may well increase its profits, but it will no longer see others as children. It will make money, but not for everyone. We will all dwell in the same house, but not as brothers and sisters. The human family is built upon mothers. A world in which maternal tenderness is dismissed as mere sentiment may be rich materially, but poor where the future is

concerned."

The Library is Open for business!

FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2020

The Uniform Shop

is closed until

further notice.

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