Rosary School has been named again as the Inspirational School of the Year.

This means that we have again finished in first place in the Numerical Acumen competition.  All of our classes across the school have shown motivation, improvement, dedication and excellence in their achievements.
AMAZINGLY this is our third year in a row that we have won the award.

NUMERICAL ACUMEN 2019 THREE-PEAT On Tuesday August 6th, over ninety members of our Rosary School Community attended the annual Numerical Acumen Award Ceremony at Prince Alfred College. Rosary School has again performed extremely well with 26 students from Year 2-6 receiving individual awards for Improvement, Dedication and Performance which is an amazing result!

It’s been a rather magical themed term so far as 3TM have been reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone as the class novel. Read more and see the photo gallery....

We are very excited to be part of the Poles of Art project. This is an initiative of the Prospect Gallery, Prospect Council and is part of the SALA festival

All Dads, Grandpas, Uncles and special people (including Mums) are invited to breakfast on FRIDAY August 30....

Our community is very special – I know you all realise that!  The response to support Jaxon’s family has created a number of initiatives. For this reason, we have set up a special page on our website that you can visit to find out about any of these and keep updated.

So please visit the Jaxon 's Journey updates page   to see the latest updates including our LANDSCAPING PROJECT.

Click below to view the incredibly generous list of items that have been kindly donated by our wonderful community to support our Jaxon's Journey.
Thank you to all however we will not be able to accept any further donations.

A big thank you to Bernadette Basile and her family members for all their hard work.

This Feast day celebrates the belief that the Virgin Mary entered heaven both body and soul following her death.  Mary began her motherhood by responding to God’s call with the simply and yet profound answer of “Yes”.  What does this really mean for us today?

Congratulations to Scarlett for competing in 3 teams events  for the State Irish Dancing Championships and winning gold in all 3 events.

Well done Scarlett !!!

Anyone interested in knitting or crocheting is invited to join on Mondays at 2pm in the Rosary Church Parish Hall - 14 Barker Road, Prospect.

Beginners wanting to learn are also welcome! Please contact Marie for further details on  0428 768 333.

Tuesday 20 August
11.15am to 1:15pm

All parents, grandparents welcome!!

This is a project-oriented educational initiative that sponsors local, regional and international robotic events for young students. This year we have a team of Reception students competing consisting of Cooper, Barnaby, Lachie, Jess & Brandon. They have named themselves Rosary Bots and have been working hard, with a weekly robotics session to get their performance ready for competition day that will be held next week.

Good luck boys!

The new Sports Polo top, as worn by the Transition students, was discussed at School Board in regards to a decision for its introduction to the rest of the school. We are moving to this uniform in the new year and we will be taking orders next term for this top. 

The old stock (we have more in the smaller sizes) are now selling at a 20% discount.

We would like to announce that there will be a three year time frame for this change over, so that by 2023 the old polo top will no longer be part of the uniform.

We are excited that 37 of our children will be Confirmed and make their First Holy Communion over two weekends beginning on August 23rd.

At our catholic schools our vision for ‘thriving people, capable learners and leaders for the world God desires’ is at the heart of all we do.  Underpinning this and specific to Rosary school is our Dominican story.

It is with this in mind that we want to ensure we help our students and our families to understand our catholic tradition in a way that makes sense for today’s challenges and life. 

Following consultation with students, parents and staff the School Board would like to inform our community of the following decisions… Camps – there is no change to the current practice where Year 4 does an overnight camp and Year 5 & 6 participate in a two night camp.

The following decisions will be implemented from term 4…

• Haircuts – decision is that the policy will remain with an emphasis on extreme haircuts that includes but not limited to… Hair length should not be too short (not shorter than a no. 2) or with shaved lines etc, but it must be clean and not covering the students face or eyes.
   
• Sandshoes – decision to widen the policy to allow for coloured sandshoes with the exception of fluro colours.

We are excited that 37 of our children will be Confirmed and make their First Holy Communion over two weekends beginning on August 23rd.

Our wonderful P&F have organized an event for all parents to attend to enjoy each other’s company, make new friends and have a night out! We thank them for making such an opportunity come to fruition.

See the website for further details on booking, cost, times etc.

"Reading is my Secret Power" is the theme of this year's Book Week. Students are asked to dress up for the event to celebrate books and reading.

At our catholic schools our vision for ‘thriving people, capable learners and leaders for the world God desires’ is at the heart of all we do.  Underpinning this and specific to Rosary school is our Dominican story.

Tuesday 20 August 11.15am to 1:15pm
All parents, grandparents welcome!!

Following consultation with students, parents and staff the School Board would like to inform our community of the following decisions… Camps – there is no change to the current practice where Year 4 does an overnight camp and Year 5 & 6 participate in a two night camp.

The following decisions will be implemented from term 4…

• Haircuts – decision is that the policy will remain with an emphasis on extreme haircuts that includes but not limited to… Hair length should not be too short (not shorter than a no. 2) or with shaved lines etc, but it must be clean and not covering the students face or eyes.
• Sandshoes – decision to widen the policy to allow for coloured sandshoes with the exception of fluro colours.