St Lawrence amp Mary Immaculate Parish Balcatta

Parish Priest Fr Emil Ciecierega SDS Assistant Priest Fr Adam Babinski SDS

The devotion to the Sacred Heart (also known as the Most

Sacred Heart of Jesus Sacratissimum Cor Iesu in Latin) is

one of the most widely practiced and well-known Catholic

devotions taking the heart of the resurrected Body as the

representation of the love by Jesus Christ God which is his

heart pierced on the Cross and in the texts of the New

Testament is revealed to us as Gods boundless and

passionate love for mankind In the Roman Catholic

Church the liturgical Solemnities of the Most Sacred Heart

of Jesus is celebrated the first Friday after the octave

of Corpus Christi or 19 days after Pentecost Sunday[

The popularization of this devotion in its modern form is

derived from a Roman Catholic nun from France

Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque who said she learned the

devotion from Jesus during a series of apparitions to her

between 1673 and 1675[3] and later in the 19th century

from the mystical revelations of another Roman Catholic

nun in Portugal Blessed Mary of the Divine Heart a

religious of the Good Shepherd who requested in the name

of Christ that Pope Leo XIII consecrate the entire world to

the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Dear Parents and Friends

Inspiring Christ-Centre Leaders

Reports

I have enjoyed the privilege of reading the Semester One Reports over the last few weeks I hope that

as parents you gain a greater understanding of your childrsquos strengths skills and achievements over this

First Semester In addition the Reports provide information about what your children need to work at

in order for further progress and accomplishments to be achieved

I acknowledge the teachers for their many hours of work on these Reports both in terms of collating

their assessments assigning grades and drafting and editing comments all whilst dealing with their

regular classroom responsibilities Please take the time to read your childrsquos report discuss their

learning with them and follow up with your childrsquos teachers if you require

St Lawrence Primary School 386 Albert Street Balcatta WA

Telephone 9344 4944 Fax 9344 5099 Email adminstlawbalwaeduau

Home Page wwwstlawbalwaeduau

Newsletter No 19 26 June 2019

School Vision Statement The vision of St Lawrence Catholic Primary School Balcatta

is to share the message of Godrsquos love and friendship in a community of learners developing the full potential of each child

Catholic Schools of Excellence

Winter Carnival

Huge congratulations to all involved in todayrsquos

winter carnival It was wonderful to see so many

parents and community members there to

support our students I was very proud of our

students their behaviour was outstanding and

their sportsmanship second to none I had a

number of other schools comment to me on how

well behaved our students are We were very

successful in the netball being the overall

winning team We were runner-up in the football

and we certainly did a very sterling job in the

soccer

I congratulate Mrs Claire Major on all her fine work and all of the staff who attended Mr Phil

Haydon Mrs Roselyn Pizzino and Mrs Danielle Thomas Well done to you all

Catholic Pastoral Communities

A reminder to all our community that we have two very important meetings coming up

The first is the Parent Night for First Holy Communion tonight Wednesday 26th June Please

ensure at least one member of your family is present at this meeting if you have a child doing their

First Holy Communion this year

The second meeting is next Tuesday July 2nd Mr Paul Litherland will be presenting a parent night

His focus is on the home and cyber safety Keeping our children safe while online at home I strongly

encourage all members of our community to attend this night as the presentation is extremely

informative Paul has a wealth of knowledge and shares this with all present As part of supporting our

broader community I have opened this event up to the families of St Denis Primary School as well

Accessible Affordable and Sustainable

Passtab Visitor Management

Our new sign in system is nearly operable Passtab is the leading visitor management solution for both

primary and secondary schools Passtab is an electronic sign in system for parents teachers and

children It will help with the sign-in processes for students who are late andor leaving early and for

parents and visitors when they enter and leave the school

EFTPOS

We have now introduced eftpos capabilities here at St Lawrence This will make payment transactions

much simpler and more convenient for our community This will upgrade your options for school fee

payment and our paperwork will be updated accordingly

With an emphasis on understanding the changing needs of schools and our belief in ongoing

improvement we are streamlining these procedures I am sure there will be the inevitable teething

problems I am looking forward to the complete implementation of both new systems

God bless each and every one of you

Sheldon Carey M Ed B Ed Grad Dip

Principal

Learning at Home Tips

Continuing on from the last few weeks and given that children spend as much as 75 of their time at home those children whose parents support their learning tend to be more motivated engaged and enthusiastic in school and are more likely to achieve their full potential Making Mistakes is Okay Kids often see mistakes in a very negative way Foster a positive outlook through openly chatting about your own mistakes - lsquoOne mistake I made today washelliprsquo Encourage your child to talk about any mistakes they have made and help them think of solutions Cooking Possibly one of the easiest ways to help support your child across a range of subjects is through cooking or baking Kids love cooking and by getting them to help you prepare meals you can incorporate learning without having to find any extra time Board Games Playing board games such as lsquoSnakes amp Laddersrsquo lsquoLudorsquo lsquoJunior Scrabblersquo and lsquoMonopolyrsquo are fun ways of teaching kids how to share take turns and how to be a good winner or loser They also develop numeracy and literacy skills Other games such as lsquoHangmanrsquo and lsquoI Spyrsquo help with spelling and phonetic awareness

PARISH CHILDRENrsquoS LITURGY What a wonderful turnout for the childrenrsquos mass last Sunday On behalf of the parish a big thank you

to all the parents for bringing your children along they read and sang beautifully and made our Sunday

celebration special We have one more week of childrenrsquos liturgy for the term The next childrenrsquos

mass will be on Sunday 28 July This is the first weekend after the school holidays It would be great

to have as many children as possible attend and participate so keep the date in mind

A big thank you to Mrs Tucker for playing for us and encouraging the children Have a good rest of

term and a great holiday Mrs Toni Mattiaccio Childrenrsquos Liturgy Co-ordinator

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

NCCD

The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability

(NCCD) is a joint initiative of the Australian state and territory governments and

non-government education authorities The NCCD collects data annually about

students with disability and the level of educational adjustment provided for them

The definition of disability draws on the broad definition of disability under the Disability

Discrimination Act 1992 and the level of reasonable adjustments students are provided with to access

and participate in education All Australian primary secondary and composite schools are required by

the Australian Education Regulation 2013 to participate in the collection Please click on the link

below for a Fact Sheet that gives further information

NCCD Fact Sheet for parents guardians and careers

CONSTABLE CARE INCURSION

Students will participate in a Constable Care incursion on Friday Our Pre-Primary to Year Three

students will learn how to identify a medical emergency and what they can do to help through a puppet

show Our older students will watch a performance focusing on cultural diversity and intercultural

tolerance that will encourage them to challenge pre-conceptions that may be present in their own lives

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION

There will be a meeting for the parents of our Year 4 students who will be receiving the Sacrament of

Eucharist next term The meeting will take place this evening in the hall and will commence at

700pm Please model active participation in the Mass every week and go to Reconciliation with your

child to prepare your child to receive this Sacrament

CYBER SAFETY

Paul Litherland will be presenting information about Cyber-Safety at a parent information session that

will be held on Tuesday 2 July at 7pm If you are interested in attending this informative session

please email marieboylecewaeduau

Paul is a sought after internet awareness presenter and a former WA Police Officer Paul will provide

and insight into how children are spending their time on-line and what parents can do to keep their

children safe

Paul Litherland will also run a Cyber-Safety session with our our Year Five and Six students

NAIDOC WEEK

Please join us in the Hall on Friday 5 July as our

Kindergarten and Pre Primary students lead us in a

prayer service to acknowledge NAIDOC week

which commences on the 7th July

On Friday 5 July children are asked to wear free

dress in the colours of the Aboriginal flag namely

yellow red or black A gold coin donation will be

collected for the Archbishoprsquos Life Link appeal

Further information regarding NAIDOC week may be found at httpswwwnaidocorgauget-

involved2019-theme

Mrs Jacki Tucker and Mrs Gabrielle Brennan

God bless each and every one of you

Sheldon Carey M Ed B Ed Grad Dip

Principal

Learning at Home Tips

Continuing on from the last few weeks and given that children spend as much as 75 of their time at home those children whose parents support their learning tend to be more motivated engaged and enthusiastic in school and are more likely to achieve their full potential Making Mistakes is Okay Kids often see mistakes in a very negative way Foster a positive outlook through openly chatting about your own mistakes - lsquoOne mistake I made today washelliprsquo Encourage your child to talk about any mistakes they have made and help them think of solutions Cooking Possibly one of the easiest ways to help support your child across a range of subjects is through cooking or baking Kids love cooking and by getting them to help you prepare meals you can incorporate learning without having to find any extra time Board Games Playing board games such as lsquoSnakes amp Laddersrsquo lsquoLudorsquo lsquoJunior Scrabblersquo and lsquoMonopolyrsquo are fun ways of teaching kids how to share take turns and how to be a good winner or loser They also develop numeracy and literacy skills Other games such as lsquoHangmanrsquo and lsquoI Spyrsquo help with spelling and phonetic awareness

PARISH CHILDRENrsquoS LITURGY What a wonderful turnout for the childrenrsquos mass last Sunday On behalf of the parish a big thank you

to all the parents for bringing your children along they read and sang beautifully and made our Sunday

celebration special We have one more week of childrenrsquos liturgy for the term The next childrenrsquos

mass will be on Sunday 28 July This is the first weekend after the school holidays It would be great

to have as many children as possible attend and participate so keep the date in mind

A big thank you to Mrs Tucker for playing for us and encouraging the children Have a good rest of

term and a great holiday Mrs Toni Mattiaccio Childrenrsquos Liturgy Co-ordinator

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

NCCD

The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability

(NCCD) is a joint initiative of the Australian state and territory governments and

non-government education authorities The NCCD collects data annually about

students with disability and the level of educational adjustment provided for them

The definition of disability draws on the broad definition of disability under the Disability

Discrimination Act 1992 and the level of reasonable adjustments students are provided with to access

and participate in education All Australian primary secondary and composite schools are required by

the Australian Education Regulation 2013 to participate in the collection Please click on the link

below for a Fact Sheet that gives further information

NCCD Fact Sheet for parents guardians and careers

CONSTABLE CARE INCURSION

Students will participate in a Constable Care incursion on Friday Our Pre-Primary to Year Three

students will learn how to identify a medical emergency and what they can do to help through a puppet

show Our older students will watch a performance focusing on cultural diversity and intercultural

tolerance that will encourage them to challenge pre-conceptions that may be present in their own lives

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION

There will be a meeting for the parents of our Year 4 students who will be receiving the Sacrament of

Eucharist next term The meeting will take place this evening in the hall and will commence at

700pm Please model active participation in the Mass every week and go to Reconciliation with your

child to prepare your child to receive this Sacrament

CYBER SAFETY

Paul Litherland will be presenting information about Cyber-Safety at a parent information session that

will be held on Tuesday 2 July at 7pm If you are interested in attending this informative session

please email marieboylecewaeduau

Paul is a sought after internet awareness presenter and a former WA Police Officer Paul will provide

and insight into how children are spending their time on-line and what parents can do to keep their

children safe

Paul Litherland will also run a Cyber-Safety session with our our Year Five and Six students

NAIDOC WEEK

Please join us in the Hall on Friday 5 July as our

Kindergarten and Pre Primary students lead us in a

prayer service to acknowledge NAIDOC week

which commences on the 7th July

On Friday 5 July children are asked to wear free

dress in the colours of the Aboriginal flag namely

yellow red or black A gold coin donation will be

collected for the Archbishoprsquos Life Link appeal

Further information regarding NAIDOC week may be found at httpswwwnaidocorgauget-

involved2019-theme

Mrs Jacki Tucker and Mrs Gabrielle Brennan

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

NCCD

The Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability

(NCCD) is a joint initiative of the Australian state and territory governments and

non-government education authorities The NCCD collects data annually about

students with disability and the level of educational adjustment provided for them

The definition of disability draws on the broad definition of disability under the Disability

Discrimination Act 1992 and the level of reasonable adjustments students are provided with to access

and participate in education All Australian primary secondary and composite schools are required by

the Australian Education Regulation 2013 to participate in the collection Please click on the link

below for a Fact Sheet that gives further information

NCCD Fact Sheet for parents guardians and careers

CONSTABLE CARE INCURSION

Students will participate in a Constable Care incursion on Friday Our Pre-Primary to Year Three

students will learn how to identify a medical emergency and what they can do to help through a puppet

show Our older students will watch a performance focusing on cultural diversity and intercultural

tolerance that will encourage them to challenge pre-conceptions that may be present in their own lives

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION

There will be a meeting for the parents of our Year 4 students who will be receiving the Sacrament of

Eucharist next term The meeting will take place this evening in the hall and will commence at

700pm Please model active participation in the Mass every week and go to Reconciliation with your

child to prepare your child to receive this Sacrament

CYBER SAFETY

Paul Litherland will be presenting information about Cyber-Safety at a parent information session that

will be held on Tuesday 2 July at 7pm If you are interested in attending this informative session

please email marieboylecewaeduau

Paul is a sought after internet awareness presenter and a former WA Police Officer Paul will provide

and insight into how children are spending their time on-line and what parents can do to keep their

children safe

Paul Litherland will also run a Cyber-Safety session with our our Year Five and Six students

NAIDOC WEEK

Please join us in the Hall on Friday 5 July as our

Kindergarten and Pre Primary students lead us in a

prayer service to acknowledge NAIDOC week

which commences on the 7th July

On Friday 5 July children are asked to wear free

dress in the colours of the Aboriginal flag namely

yellow red or black A gold coin donation will be

collected for the Archbishoprsquos Life Link appeal

Further information regarding NAIDOC week may be found at httpswwwnaidocorgauget-

involved2019-theme

Mrs Jacki Tucker and Mrs Gabrielle Brennan

SURF ONLINE SAFE INTERNET AWARENESS FOR ALL GENERATIONS

PARENT CYBER SAFETY PRESENTATION

2ND JULY - 700PM

We are proud to announce that Paul Litherland from Surf Online Safe will be returning to

St Lawrence Primary School on the 2nd of July to speak with our Year 5 amp 6 students and to conduct

a parent presentation on the subject of cyber safety

Paul comes highly recommended and has been presenting to many other schools in Australia over the

past 6 years He is Perths most sought after Internet Awareness presenter and as a former Western

Australian Police Officer can offer some great knowledge and experience to help parents better

understand the risks of the online world

This event commences at 700pm and concludes at approximately 830pm and includes a question and

answer session All who attended Paulrsquos presentation last year were amazed at how much they learned

We openly invite all parents to attend

Pauls parent presentations are very informative and offer some great tips and tricks on how to keep

our kids safe online as well as how to stay one step ahead of them in the online world His parent

presentations are not technical and offer truly useable solutions to help parents keep their kids safe

online

Subjects include

Social Networking What our kids are using Trends amp Pitfalls

Online Predators Risks amp Trends protection methods

Cyber Bullying Detection prevention amp coping

The Law How it relates to us all

Device Use Phones Tablets amp PCs Tips amp Tricks

Image Sharing Statistics Risks Tips amp Hints

For more information and to RSVP for this event please email marieboylecewaeduau

CLASS NEWS

YEAR THREE

Our class STEM excursion was amazing Children got to use the

engineering- design process to build a rocket out of specific

materials Then they were able to pump air into their rocket and

launch it to see how far it would go Well done to Nikolina and

Reece whose wonderful deign travelled the furthest

In the last few weeks of this term and early next term we will

commence a STEM project The best design will then be

submitted into the STEM competition organised by Servite The

children will need to design and build a model of a futuristic

home for a flood zone The project will be done in class time but

the children will be allowed to bring materials from home that

will help with their construction

During our Maths lessons we have been exploring 3D shapes and

this week we will be teaching our Kindy buddies how to construct

these shapes using plasticine

Just a reminder that on Friday morning the children will partake in a Constable Care incursion With

the winter season upon us lets prayer that we all make it to the holidays strong and healthy

Miss Kathleen Tranquille Year Three Teacher

YEAR FOUR On Monday we had a terrific excursion to Herdsman Lake to

learn all about the amazing wildlife that lives there Who

knew turtles could be so scary A huge thank you to all the

parents that came and helped supervise

In class we have been busily finishing off assessment pieces

in many learning areas Thank you to all the parents who

have made time to meet with me to discuss your childrsquos

progress

We are looking forward to meeting the City of Stirling

Mayor Mr Irwin tomorrow

A reminder that the First Eucharist parent meeting is on

tonight at 7pm in the Hall Another busy week

Miss Anna Brenkley Year Four Teacher

YEAR FIVE

The children are continually working hard to make good choices in our new learning space We are

enjoying learning about angles and 24 hour time in Maths and are looking at expanding our vocabulary

by learning some new words We are looking forward to our Constable Care incursion on Friday and

the school holidays that are not too far away A reminder that an interview timetable is up for any

parents wishing to make an appointment

Mrs Roselyn Pizzino Year Five Teacher

YEAR SIX

The students have been enthusiastically working with a partner on the geography and other interesting

information about an Asian country We are looking forward to the presentation of these projects next

week Please remember the meeting with Paul Litherland on Tuesday 2nd July at 7pm for Year Five

and Six parents Paul will also be speaking to the students earlier that day at 2pm With the Sacrament

of Confirmation being conferred next term it would be a good time to talk about a sponsor and patron

saint to look up to and call on their assistance

Mr Phil Haydon Year Six Teacher

CLASS REPRESENTATIVE NEWS

Year 6 Class

We have organised our first dinner catch up for the Year 6 class at La Capannina 171 The Esplanade

Scarborough on Friday 28th June at 700pm

Please RSVP to Natalie Multari 0408 807 467 or Anita 0407 977 251 by 21 June Hope to see you all

there

PampF NEWS

Quiz Night Friday 1 November 2019 More information to follow

To help make the quiz night a great community event your donations are greatly appreciated

Mrs Penny Godfrey PampF President pandfstlawbalwaeduau

NETBALL NEWS

2020 NETBALL COMMITTEE

As you may be aware 2019 is the second year for the current St Lawrence Netball committee Three

of our members Natalie Kathy and Maria will not be continuing on next year as their daughters begin

their exciting adventures in high school I have also made the decision to step down as president for

next year so I can focus on other areas of my life and family It has been a rewarding and sometimes

challenging job which we are ready to pass on to the next generation of gracious volunteers in our

wonderful school community Without a netball committee our small club will not be able to continue

so we really urge you to consider this opportunity seriously if you would like to see this great sport

continue in our school Get together with a group of friends and it makes the job so much more

enjoyable We are here to guide you over the coming months and new year

The positions required are

President

Vice president

Secretary

Treasurer

General committee (optional)

Please do not hesitate to contact either of us by email or in person if you require further information or

would like to nominate yourself at stlawnetballgmailcom We will need to have the new

committee decided by the end of the season We look forward to hearing from you

Mrs Leah Ferolla St Lawrence Netball Club President

CLASS NEWS

YEAR THREE

Our class STEM excursion was amazing Children got to use the

engineering- design process to build a rocket out of specific

materials Then they were able to pump air into their rocket and

launch it to see how far it would go Well done to Nikolina and

Reece whose wonderful deign travelled the furthest

In the last few weeks of this term and early next term we will

commence a STEM project The best design will then be

submitted into the STEM competition organised by Servite The

children will need to design and build a model of a futuristic

home for a flood zone The project will be done in class time but

the children will be allowed to bring materials from home that

will help with their construction

During our Maths lessons we have been exploring 3D shapes and

this week we will be teaching our Kindy buddies how to construct

these shapes using plasticine

Just a reminder that on Friday morning the children will partake in a Constable Care incursion With

the winter season upon us lets prayer that we all make it to the holidays strong and healthy

Miss Kathleen Tranquille Year Three Teacher

YEAR FOUR On Monday we had a terrific excursion to Herdsman Lake to

learn all about the amazing wildlife that lives there Who

knew turtles could be so scary A huge thank you to all the

parents that came and helped supervise

In class we have been busily finishing off assessment pieces

in many learning areas Thank you to all the parents who

have made time to meet with me to discuss your childrsquos

progress

We are looking forward to meeting the City of Stirling

Mayor Mr Irwin tomorrow

A reminder that the First Eucharist parent meeting is on

tonight at 7pm in the Hall Another busy week

Miss Anna Brenkley Year Four Teacher

YEAR FIVE

The children are continually working hard to make good choices in our new learning space We are

enjoying learning about angles and 24 hour time in Maths and are looking at expanding our vocabulary

by learning some new words We are looking forward to our Constable Care incursion on Friday and

the school holidays that are not too far away A reminder that an interview timetable is up for any

parents wishing to make an appointment

Mrs Roselyn Pizzino Year Five Teacher

YEAR SIX

The students have been enthusiastically working with a partner on the geography and other interesting

information about an Asian country We are looking forward to the presentation of these projects next

week Please remember the meeting with Paul Litherland on Tuesday 2nd July at 7pm for Year Five

and Six parents Paul will also be speaking to the students earlier that day at 2pm With the Sacrament

of Confirmation being conferred next term it would be a good time to talk about a sponsor and patron

saint to look up to and call on their assistance

Mr Phil Haydon Year Six Teacher

CLASS REPRESENTATIVE NEWS

Year 6 Class

We have organised our first dinner catch up for the Year 6 class at La Capannina 171 The Esplanade

Scarborough on Friday 28th June at 700pm

Please RSVP to Natalie Multari 0408 807 467 or Anita 0407 977 251 by 21 June Hope to see you all

there

PampF NEWS

Quiz Night Friday 1 November 2019 More information to follow

To help make the quiz night a great community event your donations are greatly appreciated

Mrs Penny Godfrey PampF President pandfstlawbalwaeduau

NETBALL NEWS

2020 NETBALL COMMITTEE

As you may be aware 2019 is the second year for the current St Lawrence Netball committee Three

of our members Natalie Kathy and Maria will not be continuing on next year as their daughters begin

their exciting adventures in high school I have also made the decision to step down as president for

next year so I can focus on other areas of my life and family It has been a rewarding and sometimes

challenging job which we are ready to pass on to the next generation of gracious volunteers in our

wonderful school community Without a netball committee our small club will not be able to continue

so we really urge you to consider this opportunity seriously if you would like to see this great sport

continue in our school Get together with a group of friends and it makes the job so much more

enjoyable We are here to guide you over the coming months and new year

The positions required are

President

Vice president

Secretary

Treasurer

General committee (optional)

Please do not hesitate to contact either of us by email or in person if you require further information or

would like to nominate yourself at stlawnetballgmailcom We will need to have the new

committee decided by the end of the season We look forward to hearing from you

Mrs Leah Ferolla St Lawrence Netball Club President

CLASS REPRESENTATIVE NEWS

Year 6 Class

We have organised our first dinner catch up for the Year 6 class at La Capannina 171 The Esplanade

Scarborough on Friday 28th June at 700pm

Please RSVP to Natalie Multari 0408 807 467 or Anita 0407 977 251 by 21 June Hope to see you all

there

PampF NEWS

Quiz Night Friday 1 November 2019 More information to follow

To help make the quiz night a great community event your donations are greatly appreciated

Mrs Penny Godfrey PampF President pandfstlawbalwaeduau

NETBALL NEWS

2020 NETBALL COMMITTEE

As you may be aware 2019 is the second year for the current St Lawrence Netball committee Three

of our members Natalie Kathy and Maria will not be continuing on next year as their daughters begin

their exciting adventures in high school I have also made the decision to step down as president for

next year so I can focus on other areas of my life and family It has been a rewarding and sometimes

challenging job which we are ready to pass on to the next generation of gracious volunteers in our

wonderful school community Without a netball committee our small club will not be able to continue

so we really urge you to consider this opportunity seriously if you would like to see this great sport

continue in our school Get together with a group of friends and it makes the job so much more

enjoyable We are here to guide you over the coming months and new year

The positions required are

President

Vice president

Secretary

Treasurer

General committee (optional)

Please do not hesitate to contact either of us by email or in person if you require further information or

would like to nominate yourself at stlawnetballgmailcom We will need to have the new

committee decided by the end of the season We look forward to hearing from you

Mrs Leah Ferolla St Lawrence Netball Club President

UNIFORM SHOP NEWS

SCHOOL VESTS As per response to parent feedback regarding School Jumpers a WOOLLEN SCHOOL VEST will be

introduced as a school uniform future option

Orders can be placed at the Uniform Shop in Sizes 6 8 and 10 Price $5600 Vests may be worn as

part of our Winter Uniform

The School Vest is available in the same colour and sizes as the School Jumper with the St Lawrence

Logo embroidered on vest

School Vests are 80 Wool amp 20 Nylon and are machine washable on a wooldelicate cycle

A sample of vest is available from the Uniform Shop and in Mr Sheldon Careyrsquos Office

WINTER UNIFORM Students in Year 1 to Year 6 return back to school next term in their Winter Uniform Please make sure

correct uniform is worn at all times

Pre-Primary students remain in their current uniform

Please note that the last day the Uniform Shop will open this term is Thursday afternoon 4th July and

will re-open on Wednesday morning 24th July The Uniform Shop will be closed during the school

holidays

PRE-KINDY amp KINDY STUDENTS Pre-Kindy and Kindy students are not required to wear the uniform but must be dressed in practical

clothing

The Early Childhood T-Shirt is available from the Uniform Shop as a uniform type option if desired

but it is not compulsory

SECOND HAND UNIFORMS Second hand uniforms are available for sale Donations are from our kind parents thank you Second

hand uniforms are on display outside the uniform shop entrance Stock is selling fast please come in to

find a great bargain Prices start from $5 to $30

Uniform Shop Opening Hours

Wednesday 830am to 930am amp Thursday 230pm to 330pm Mrs Angie Miola Uniform Shop Manager

COMMUNITY NEWS

Trinity College are now accepting enrolments for students entering Year 7 in 2020 and 2021 To find out more and to access the enrolment form please visit the Trinity College website trinitywaeduau If you would like to book a personalised tour and learn more about the College contact our Registrar via registrartrinitywaeduau or (08) 9223 8121

CANTEEN NEWS

THANK YOU to our helpers last week - Leanna R and Jasenka M You are always a pleasure having

you in our canteen

LAST DAY OF TERM SAUSAGE SIZZLE last day to order is this Friday Sausage sizzle and any

drink $5

Christina Russo Canteen Manager

Frances Caccamo and Antonella Crupi Assistants