Our hybrid week of learning has been going very well and student attendance has risen to close to 95%.
Interestingly, this is close to our daily average of attendance as we always have a few unwell children who stay at home each day.
Next week we will return to face-to-face teaching and the normal school timetable we are all familiar with

Wishing all our mothers, those like mothers and grandmothers a beautiful day. I would like to thank our wonderful P&F for finding a ‘new’ way of continuing our tradition of offering a Mother’s Day stall. This required a lot more work and effort from those parents – and I know you will join me in thanking them. Have a wonderful day on Sunday.  Many blessings to you all.

Collective Courage has been needed over this time and I would like to thank all of you for your support, understanding and care for our staff. 
Each family, including those of our teachers, has faced their own sense of uncertainty, fear, disappointed frustration just to name a few emotions and we acknowledge this for you all. 

I want to honour that for your family and especially acknowledge your support at drop off and pick up.  The children as a result, have also shown courage!

However, it is collectively that we ‘rise’ and return to a new normal.

I want to share with you a prayer for teachers, as it is TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK

Orders have arrived for winter uniform.

PLEASE NOTE: JUMPERS ARE STILL COMING

Orders have been processed and are available for pick up at the front office.

This week we staggered the pick ups by alphabetical order.

As churches remain close, the program remains on hold. We will provide further advice as it comes to hand.

As we are still following Government advice around inside gatherings, classes will offer Liturgy experiences in their classroom this term.

In these unprecedented times we’re all being asked to change the way we work and live.
Our tradition of putting books into the hands of kids isn’t going to change, but for Term 2, we're doing things a little differently.