From the Principal Dear Parents, This week we welcome our Japanese students who will be staying with our families from Wednesday. A short assembly for these students will be on Friday at 9am. I wish our host families a wonderful time with their Japanese son / daughter for the week. Nude Food: Well done to Yr6 for the way in which they are educating other students about looking after our environment. A group of boys in Yr6 presented their own acted and directed video-clip at assembly last Friday, aimed at reducing rubbish in the school. It was hilarious and very well received by the audience of 770 students. Their message, given in a kid-friendly, funny way, was extremely effective – well done boys.

We are finally in the week leading to our STM Fete this Saturday. I urge parents, where possible, to please put one family member’s name down on your class roster for help on Fete Day. If nearly every family donates one or two hours of their time to help their class stall (or a friend’s stall) then this will be a massive success for our school fete. The Fete Team, Stall Holders and helpers have been preparing for months – they need you to support them on the day. If you still have raffle tickets, they must be returned this week – ASAP. All tickets (sold and unsold) need to be accounted for. It takes time and people-power to sort the tickets, so please send them in early for this to happen. If anyone can help pack up or set up for the fete – we need you - please let Glen Bucklar know. Please read the Fete News this week for all the little bits and pieces of help you can offer- it’s Family Week so the students can help make or bake lots of goodies for our wonderful Fete. Hope to see you there this Saturday.

St. Thomas More Catholic Primary

75 Ben Lexcen Drive Sunshine Beach Qld. 4567

Phone (07) 5449 2022 Fax (07) 5449 2770 Absentee Line (07) 5455 3911 Website: www.stmsunshine.qld.edu.au E-mail: psunshinebeach@bne.catholic.edu.au

OFFICE HOURS -8AM TO 4PM Office is closed during school holidays

SCHOOL HOURS

Classes begin 8.40am

Lunch 11.00am

Afternoon Tea 1.35pm

School finishes 2.50pm STUDENT ABSENCE LINE - 54553911 OR stmabsentees@bne.catholic.edu.au OR through Parent Portal For absence of more than 2 days a formal written note must be sent to the office. DISTRICT / REGIONAL SPORT ABSENCE Parents are asked to notify the office if their child is absent due to a District or Regional sporting event. CHANGES TO FAMILY DETAILS For changes to your residential, postal, email address or phone contacts, email emoffatt@bne.catholic.edu.au MEDICATION If your child needs to have Prescription or Over the Counter Medication administered at school, the item must be labelled with your child's name by the Chemist. A Parent or Guardian is required to fill in the "Student Medication Authority Forms" – one also MUST be signed by a doctor, prior to dropping the medication to the school office. These forms are available from the school office or website.

SCHOOL VOLUNTEER Volunteers are asked to sign in & out at the office; & collect a visitor’s badge. Volunteers other than parents, must have a valid Blue Card and be registered – see office for details TUCKSHOP OPEN TUESDAY TO FRIDAY TERM 3 ENDS THURSDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER FRIDAY 15TH SEPT. NOOSA SHOW HOLIDAY TERM 4 STARTS TUESDAY 3RD OCTOBER

Volume 28 – Week 6 - Term 3 – Monday 14th August 2017

Marist Bicentennial Celebrations: Last Saturday I travelled to St Stephen’s Cathedral along with four of our Yr6 student leaders, Nick, Jasmine, Byron & Millie, as well as Christian from Prep and Mrs Pitot. We joined up with students and staff from St Teresa’s, as well as staff and student representatives from around 9 other Queensland Catholic schools who share our Marist Membership and Charism. We attended the Mass to celebrate 200 years of educating students in the Marist charism and tradition. 200 years ago in the peaceful little French rural village of La Valla, and amid the very challenging times of the French Revolution, Marcellin Champagnat started his community of brothers to educate children in rural areas of France who could not get a good education. From that humble gathering of educators, the Marist Bothers grew to open schools and pastoral centres all around the world. In Australia there are over 50 schools who are either Marist owned (like Marist Ashgrove) or, like our school, were started in the charism of the Marist Brothers (our first 2 principals were Marist Brothers). In that harsh era of the French Revolution, Marcellin Champagnat and his Brothers of Mary educated children in a loving environment, where corporal punishment was not to be used and where every child was equally loved and respected. Marcellin Champagnat wanted all children to know how much God loved them. The Mass started with an apology from the brothers for the times in the past since Marcellin, where they have failed children in their care and where there has been abuse in their ranks. They called, not only for forgiveness for these failings, but for a bright future that reflects the real charism and values started by Marcellin and his early brothers. There was also recognition of the wonderful work carried on by the Marist community in Australia, both in education and in their many pastoral endeavours. I believe that this Marist Charism, which Anne-Maree will explore more in the RE section, has made our school very rich in spirituality and Christian action. It has become a core part of our Catholic identity and our lived Christianity, which I am sure St Marcellin Champagnat would smile upon today. At the Mass, our students joined me in being called forward to accept a framed certificate in recognition of St Thomas More being a member of Marist Schools Australia. After Archbishop Mark Coleridge blessed the certificates, Ms Pam Betts, Executive Director of Brisbane Catholic Education, and Dr Frank Malloy, National Director of Marist Schools Australia, presented each school with their certificate. Our students were wonderful ambassadors for our school and enjoyed the occasion. All the very best to the students participating in the AFL on Thursday and those in the Band festival on Friday. Have fun. God Bless and have a great week Patrick Colley Principal

SOME IMPORTANT FETE REMINDERS

SCHOOL CLOSES THIS FRIDAY 18TH AUGUST AT 12NOON FOR FETE PREPARATIONS.

We ask parents to please collect their children at this time See attached notice which also went home to every student today

COOLUM BUS 18 WILL BE THE ONLY BUS TO COLLECT AT 12 NOON

All other buses will come at 3.00pm

SWEETS STALL – Urgent help required tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday for making sweets in

the Champagnat Kitchen from 10.30am onwards – many hands make quick work – if you can help out please drop in and see Jenny – your help will be greatly appreciated.

RIDES WRIST BANDS – $30.00 pre-order on QKR for Rides pre-pay wrist band- on sale NOW! (will be $35 on Fete

Day) – Cash orders close Thursday 17th August – QKR orders close Friday 18th August at 11am. - ALL WRISTBANDS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR COLLECTION ON FETE DAY FROM 8.30AM AT THE RIDES BOOTH

VIP CAR WASH BOOKINGS - It is a great park for our Grandparents, parents and friends and 100% profit

goes straight to STM. Grade six Mum and VIP Car Wash Stall Holder Joanne Shearer has also kindly offered all the Mums that take up the Car wash can enjoy a complimentary eyelash tint at her business Silver Door Skin and Body worth $20.00 so how good is that now for value! CAR PARK BOOKINGS $30 FOR THE DAY VIA QKR

RAFFLE TICKETS These are due back asap hopefully all sold, either way they must be returned please.

It would be appreciated if families make a big effort to sell these tickets.

SILENT AUCTION The items are up for viewing - link-

https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=st%20thomas%20more%20school%20fete%20silent%20auction. There are some

fabulous bargains to bid for and sincere thanks to Allison Rapley and Bianca Finn for gathering these wonderful donations for our Fete- it is a record amount of items for our Silent Auction!

DONATIONS OF BEER, WINE AND CHAMPAGNE are required for the Silent Auction and

Chocolate Wheel.

HELPERS FOR ALL STALLS – check the rosters outside classrooms and see where you can help out on the

day. If every family helps out for an hour either in the set-up for fete or on fete day, it will help share the work and allow all families to have a great day! Your support would be appreciated!

THE SURFSHACK is in need of donated items such as surfboards, skateboards, rip sticks, roller blades, snow ski

clothing or snow ski gear. Have a look in your garage or shed – your unwanted goods could be someone else’s treasure!

Assistant Principal Religious Education Dear St Thomas More Families, On Saturday, our school was represented beautifully by Nik, Jasmine, Byron, Milly (and Christian) at the Marist 200 Year Celebration Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral. We shared in the events of the day with the students from St Teresa’s College, our fellow Marist school in Noosa. It was a lovely event to be part of as it celebrated the richness of the Marist story over the past 200 years and provided a wonderful moment to acknowledge and thank the Brothers for their commitment to ‘making Jesus known and loved’ in the Marist way. During the Mass, Archbishop Mark spoke of the amazing vision, faith and hard work of Marcellin Champagnat as he went about educating and supporting young people during in post-revolution France. He told us that this Charism belongs to us all – we are the people who bring Marcellin’s Charism to life each day. What a wonderful challenge! It was a delight to see Br John Wells who many of you may remember. Br John wanted me to pass on his best wishes to the St Thomas More community. Tomorrow our school will join with the Parish community to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption of Mary with a Mass at 10am in the STM Centre. All staff and students will attend this Mass to honour the significant role that Mary plays in the life of our Church and particularly our Marist School Community. Parents are most welcome to join us for this celebration. With fete coming up this Saturday it is a great week to think of one way each family could be part of a project to bake, make or donate something for either the Cake, Morning Tea, Sweets or Craft stall. Every donation will make a difference to the success of the fete. A handout has gone home with students today to help you out with ideas for your family week project. A big thank you to all the wonderful members of our community who have worked so hard over many months to organise and prepare for the fete. Please know that everyone’s efforts are so appreciated by our school and enable the fete to be a great event not only for our school but also the wider community. Many blessings for the week ahead. Ann-Maree

Assistant Principal Administration Early student pick up this Friday for Fete 2017 preparation! Dear Parents, Staff and Students,

Friday the 18th of August (the end of this week) is the day before the Fete. The school asks for students to be picked up at midday

so the grounds can be prepared for the following day. Normal afternoon duties will run from 12-1215. Staff are heavily involved

in the set up so we ask that you make arrangements for this day. If you are unable to pick your children up at midday, supervision

will be organized for the remaining students. If you are planning on picking your child up at the normal time you will need to park

and collect them from the prep area.

If you are coming in to help set up a stall, please ensure you keep your children with you. It is a safety risk to have students walking

around the school without supervision.

Uniform- Please see below regarding the school’s uniform expectations.

One of the reasons we have a uniform at school is so that we all come together as a part of the same thing, with a sense of equality.

That is, we don’t distinguish ourselves from one another by what we wear, in fact what we wear unites us and brings us together.

The uniform policy has been revisited every year by the School Board and emphatically endorsed. Wearing the uniform is a part

of the STM deal. Students need parental support to meet this expectation, so I encourage parents not to be swayed by anyone

that there is a relaxation of these expectations- whether that be another parent, a student or even a retail store.

The school asks that parents pay particular attention to the expected colour of ribbons being worn in girls’ hair. Hair ornaments

are not a part of the uniform and the size of hair ribbons should be kept reasonable. The school uniform shop has the appropriate

ribbons and I’ve included photos of them. The goal of the ribbon is to look neat and keep the hair back, not to stand out as a

fashion statement. he school uniform shop also has plenty of white laces to swap out if the mostly white sports shoes you have

bought have the wrong coloured laces. Socks should be above the ankle and not hidden in shoes. Formal uniform black shoes

should be black leather or black leather look.

Fete Help Still Needed If you haven't yet volunteered to help out on a Fete stall, please do so. Many helpers makes this day easier and shares the work

load. One hour is a small amount of time which will make a big difference, so please offer your help to your child's fete stall.

Fete Pack Up Crew Thanks to all the volunteers for the pack up crew! This will make a huge difference. If you haven’t nominated and find

yourself available, please stop and help. The more helping out the sooner the task is completed.

ICAS Maths Tomorrow is our last UNSW test- and it is Maths and will be held at 9am.

Japanese Visitors This Wednesday our Japanese friends arrive on their annual visit. It will again be great to host them and we thank Mrs. Sobey for coordinating their visit on behalf of our school. Have a great week. Glen Bucklar

Sports News NETBALL NEWS Would you like to play representative netball and you are turning 12, 13, 14, 15, or 16 in 2018? Noosa netball would love to see you at the selection trials for all interested players on Saturday, 26 August at the McKinnon Drive Tewantin Courts between 8am and 10.3am. For further information see the Noosa Netball website http://www.noosa.qld.netball.com.au or call 0438 638899.

Congratulations to Curtis Page, Callum Ray, Emiliana Wood, Kaiya Hides, Lily Lethbridge and Chloe Murray on their selection in the Noosa District Athletics team to compete at the Regional Trials on Thursday and Friday 31st August and 1st September 2017. Team meeting with completed paperwork is to be returned at these meetings. Venue : Sunshine Beach oval 4-5pm on Tuesday and Wednesday 15th and 16th August 2017.

JUNIOR ATHLETICS CARNIVAL On Friday 8th September the children from Prep to Year 2 will be participating in the Junior Athletics Carnival at the St Thomas More School Oval. The carnival will commence at 9.15am and conclude at approximately 1.30pm. Children need to be in classrooms at 8.40am to ensure we can commence on time. The children will need to wear a T-shirt in their Sports House Colour on this day. To help with the organisation of the day, children are asked to bring a whole piece of fruit to their classroom teacher in the morning (this will be cut and shared during the morning session). Please ensure that children have the following items for this day: HAT; SUNSCREEN; DRINK BOTTLE; LUNCH AND AFTERNOON TEA. Please have all items CLEARLY MARKED with your child’s name. Please note we do have children with allergies to peanuts, nuts and eggs so please be aware of the food provided on this day. Parents are very welcome to come along and cheer on the day. Thank you to all the parents who have volunteered to help on the day. Regards Mick Winmill – PE Teacher.

NOOSA DISTRICT CATHOLIC PARISH OFFICE Hours: 8am to 12 noon and 1pm to 4 pm Monday to Friday; (excluding public holidays). There is a drop box at the office door for your use if needed whilst the office is closed. Address: 5 Moorindal St, Tewantin; Postal Address: PO Box 111, Tewantin 4565 Phone: 54471188; Fax: 54424517; Mass Times Line: 54424518; EMERGENCY NUMBER 0438 705 447; Email: admin@noosacatholic.com; Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/noosacatholic

PARISH PASTORAL & ADMINISTRATION STAFF: Parish Priest Fr Jason Middleton - jmiddleton@noosacatholic.com Associate Pastor Fr Paul Eloagu peloagu@inoosacatholic.com

Manager, Parish Services Mr Michael Finch mfinch@noosacatholic.com

Parish Assistant Mrs Maria Higginson mhigginson@noosacatholic.com Parish Secretary/Receptionist Mrs Elaine Stephenson admin@noosacatholic.com

CURRENT WEEKEND MASS TIMES ARE AS FOLLOWS: SATURDAY 5.30pm Vigil Mass at Sacred Heart Church, 63 Maple St., Cooroy SATURDAY 5.00pm Vigil Mass at Our lady of Perpetual Succour Church, 5 Moorindil St., Tewantin SUNDAY 7.00am Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, 5 Moorindil St., Tewantin SUNDAY 8.00am Mass at St Patrick’s, 1 Church St., Pomona Church SUNDAY 8.30am Mass at St Thomas More Sunshine Beach, Ben Lexcen Dr., Sunshine Beach SUNDAY 10.00am Mass at Our lady of Perpetual Succour Church, 5 Moorindil St., Tewantin SUNDAY 5.30pm Mass at St Thomas More Church, Ben Lexcen Dr., Sunshine Beach.

Cultural News

Japanese Cultural Exchange Later this week our Japanese students from Seijo Gakuen primary school arrive at St Thomas More. They will be with our school community for 10 days. It is a wonderful opportunity for our school to host these students and we want to thank the very generous host families who have been prepared to open their homes and their hearts to these students. Thank you to the Hewitt Family, Gilmore Family, Rowe family, Wood (Piper and Saxon) family, Waterworth family, Dawson family, Akeroyd family, Wood (Millie and Sasha) family, Anderssen family, Campbell family, Glassock family and O’Connor family. We hope you have a wonderful week. Linda Sobey

STM Indonesian Speech Competition Last week, Indonesian students from years 4, 5 and 6 participated in the annual STM Indonesian Speech Competition. Students were required to learn a prepared speech in Indonesian and recite it. I was overwhelmed with the quality of the students’ work and the effort they put into their speeches. The following students have been awarded a ‘certificate of merit’ for their exceptional effort. Year 4 -Harrison Camilleri, Rivalee Colefax, Jared Roberti, Charlotte Steele, Olivia Stewart, Noah Walters, Saraya Eades, Sophie Kerr, Macy Lee, Sarah O’Connor, Pearl Price, Noah Sylvester, Isabella White, Ruby Barber, Amelie Christianos, Cate Gelling, Natalie Gilmore, Brodie Gourlay, Madison Hahn-McDermott, Samuel Lyons, Max Reardon, Zoe Robinson-Taylor, Xander Sali-Fulton, Hannah Shepperson, Enakai Simons, Gracie Springer, Alexandra Cuda, Gabriella Dean, Noah Dowling, Sophie Heather, Emmerson McEwan, Leila McRobert, Eva Rose Meehan, Ava Merwald, Chloe Murray, Preston Rae, Abby Wright Year 5 -Jacob Bartley, Joey Carrol, Nyah Cole, Emilia Hammond, Matilda Jones, Megan Mikletic, Oscar Wood, Isabella Ferndadez, Lachlan Graham, Isabella Semmler, Izabel Tarplee, Abigail Westera, Poppy Tindal, Sarah Davis, Charlotte Dawson, Drew Dawson, Lily Doherty, Scarlett Foreman, Emily Hanegraaf, Liliana Harrison, Grace Malone, Amy Miller, Ava Power, Abbey Rowe, Hannah Tappouras, Ella Vassiliou, Ava Warrick, Maddison Webb. Year 6 -Daniel Boulton, Smith Connors, Clay Gourlay, Tiarne McGrath, Naomi Tranter, Milly Anderssen, Matias Colefax, Poppy Hannah, Summer Hooper, Lily-May Meehan, Ava O’Halloran, Tomas Riley, Niklas Schuck, Hanae Tan, Molly Treanor, Anna Veivers, Sofia Roberts-Del Castillo, Lily Bignall, Lilah Dux, Bronte Langbridge, Jasmine Lena, Ethan Ember, Isaac McInerney, Byron Page, Mia Sarti The following students have been selected to represent St Thomas More in the upcoming Sunshine Coast Indonesian speech competition held at the University of the Sunshine Coast on the 27th August:- Year 4 -Amelie Christianos, Noah Sylvester, Preston Rae, Charlotte Steele, Sarah O’Connor Year 5 -Nyah Cole, Lachlan Graham, Drew Dawson, Charlotte Dawson, Emily Hanegraaf Year 6 -Jasmine Lena, Bronte Langbridge, Daniel Boulton, Ethan Ember Nik Schuck Congratulations to all these students and all the best in your preparation for the contest!! Salam -Linda Sobey

STUDENT AWARDS – Week 5 - Term 3

MARIST SPIRIT

AWARD YOU CAN DO IT

AWARD

MARIST SPIRIT

AWARD YOU CAN DO IT

AWARD

Rm 1 Rm 15 Alex M Maddy C

Rm 2 Isha J Cooper K Rm 16 Emma B Matilda GW

Rm 3 Mac D Kasper K Rm 17 Lily O Marshall C

Rm 4 Rm 18 Georgia P Eangeline K

Rm 5 Ezra Amelie Rm 19 Leila M Preston R

Rm 6 Zach H Scarlett FM Rm 20

Rm 7 Jorja D. Eddie B. Rm 21 Finn P Lucy W

Rm 8 Alice R Sadie M Rm 22

Rm 9 Harry Willow Rm 23 Amy M Louie G

Rm 10 Lily V Hunter M Rm 24 Will O'C Elle H

Rm 11 Rm 25 Bronte L Alex H

Rm 12 James C Lucy E Rm 26 Emily Adam

Rm 13 Rm 27

Rm 14

Rm 28 Hunter S Smith C

Naomi T Sophie E

Community News

Woolworths Earn & Learn 2017 This year we will be participating in the Woolworths Earn & Learn program. Through this program we

will be able to get new educational resources for our school – and all we need you to do is shop for

your groceries at Woolworths. From Wednesday 26th July to Tuesday 19th September or while stock

lasts, we are collecting Woolworths Earn & Learn Stickers. You will get one Woolworths Earn & Learn

Sticker for every $10 spent (excluding liquor, tobacco and gift cards). Place the Woolworths Earn &

Learn Sticker onto a Woolworths Earn & Learn Sticker Sheet and when it’s complete, the Sticker Sheet

can be dropped into the Collection Box here at the school or at your local Woolworths. At the end

of the promotion, we’ll be able to get some great new equipment. The range is extensive and offers lots of items ideal for

our students – including resources for Maths, English, Science and some fantastic fun supplies for Arts & Craft, Sport and

for our library. If you’d like to know more visit woolworths.com.au/earnandlearn.

SCHOOL UNIFORM SHOP OPENING TIMES TUESDAY AND THURSDAYS 8:15 TO 9:15

QKR ORDERS ACCEPTED AT ALL TIMES AND DELIVERED TO CLASSROOM

ST THOMAS MORE SCHOOL – EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

TENNIS LESSONS PETER WILLIAMS 0400 173 663 SINGING LESSON MARIA FEUTRILL 0415 051 933 GLEE CLUB MARIA FEUTRILL 0415 051 933 ART LESSONS LEANNE EVANS 0409 033 655 PIANO LESSONS CLARE LETHBRIDGE 0409 644 170 PIANO LESSONS PETRA TAYLOR-SMITH ptaylor-smith@bne.catholic.edu.au GIRLS NETBALL KATHY GOTTSCHALK kgottschalk@bne.catholic.edu.au

GUITAR LESSONS GARY WARD 0431771007

STM CALENDAR FOR TERM 3 AND TERM 4

TERM 3

3 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN AUGUST TERM 3

WEEK 6 FAMILY WEEK

14

15 Feast of Assumption Mass 10am ICAS Maths

16 Japanese Visit 16 to 24 Aug

17 AFL State Carnival M’dore

18 BAND FESTIVAL

SCHOOL CLOSES

12NOON for Fete

Preparations

19 SCHOOL FETE

20

TERM 3 WEEK 7

21

22

23

24 Rm 27 Anointing Mass 9.30am Board meeting 5.45pm

25 Assembly 9am ND T/20 Blast Cricket Prep Liturgy 2pm

26

27

TERM 3 WEEK 8

28

29

30

31 Fathers’ Day Stall Regional Athletics Yr 4/5 Mass 10am

1 Fathers’ Day Stall Assembly 9am Regional Athletics

2

3 Fathers’ Day

Sep 2017

TERM 3 WEEK 9

4

5

6

7

8 Assembly 9am Junior Athletics Carnival

9

10 Parish Family Mass 5.30pm STM Centre

STM CALENDAR FOR TERM 3 AND TERM 4

TERM 3

3 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN TERM 3 WEEK 10

11

12

13 Book Week Celebration

14 School Musical 9.30am and 12.15pm TERM 2 ENDS

15 Noosa Show Day Holiday

TERM 4 COMMENCES TUESDAY 3RD

OCTOBER

TERM 4

4 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN

Oct 2017

TERM 4 WEEK 1

2 QUEENS BIRTHDAY HOLIDAY

3 TERM 4 COMMENCES

4

5

6 Assembly 9am Yr 3 Gym Lessons

7

8

TERM 4 WEEK 2

9 Yr 1&2 Swimming

10

11

12 2018 Prep Parent Information Night 6 to 7.30

13 Assembly 9am Yr 3 Gym Lessons Prep Play Group

14

15

TERM 4 WEEK 3

16 PUPIL FREE DAY CTJ

17

18

19

20 Assembly 9am Year 5 Leadership Day STM Centre Yr 3 Gym Lessons Prep Play Group

21

22

TERM 4 WEEK 4

23 Yr 1&2 Swimming

24

25

26 Rm 28 Anointing Mass 9.30am School Board 5.45

27 Assembly 9am Yr 3 Gym Lessons Prep Play Group

28

29

TERM 4 WEEK 5 WELLNESSWEEK

30 Yr 1&2 Swimming

31

1 All Saints Mass 10am

2

3 Assembly 9am

4

5 Noosa Tri

Nov 2017

TERM 4 WEEK 6

6 Yr 1&2 Swimming Yr 3-6 Swimming trials

7

8

9 Prep 2018 Orientation Yr 1 Liturgy 2pm

10 Assembly 9am Prep 2018 Orientation Bump Up Day

11

12 STM Parish Mass 5.30pm

TERM 4 WEEK 7

13 Yr 1&2 Swimming Yr 3-6 Swimming trials

14

15

16

17 Assembly 9am

18

19

TERM 4 WEEK 8

20 Yr 1&2 Swimming

21

22

23 School Board

24 Assembly 9am Yr 3-6 Swimming Carnival

25

26

TERM 4 WEEK 9

27 Yr 6 Surf/Service

28 Yr 6 Dance Day

29

Year 6 Graduation Mass 6.30pm

30 Yr 6 Rewards Day

Dec 1 Assembly Liturgy SCHOOL CLOSES

12NOON