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Year 12 Graduation

Issue No 15 2019Monday 30 September 2019

A fortnightly newsletter for Penrith Anglican College families Personal excellence through Christ

The Vine

ldquoThe Lord bless you and keep youthe Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to youthe Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you peacerdquo

Numbers 624-26 NIV

IN THIS ISSUE

Year 12 GraduationYear 12 Final WeekStudent Wellbeing

Dr Justin Coulson On Respectful Relationships

Performimg Arts Centre Design WinUniform Shop

Performing ArtsLibrary Services

Year 12 Challenge to StaffPerforming Arts House Competition

Rugby 7rsquosPrimary School Prefect Awards

Year 4 CampYear 3 CampPre-K News

Primary Sports NewsCompassion Child Sponsorship

Prayer amp PraiseOctober 2019 Calendar

School Student Opal Card P amp F Colour Run

Perm-A-Pleat Schoolwear

There was excitement and a few tears as our Year 12 students officially graduated from the College on Thursday 26 September

Congratulations Year 12 we wish you all the best as you prepare for your exams and embark on your bright future

The Vine - Issue No 15 2019

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing

Volunteering

When people consider volunteer work they often think of the benefits of others first That is focusing on who the work is directed towards and the benefits they gain It is great to give to those in need in our community through our time resources and energy

Research clearly shows that there are numerous benefits to those who are volunteering Some of these includebull Building stronger connections and relationships with others through collaboration and cooperationbull Feeling happier and being part of lsquoemotional contagionrsquo in the spreading of positivity and generosity towards othersbull Improved mental health through counteracting things such as stress anger and anxiety and leading to lower blood

pressure and some relief from things such as depression and chronic painbull Strengthening of skills that can be helpful in future work environmentsbull Increased self-confidence gained through trying new things out and working with different people in different locationsbull Finding a sense of purpose in being part of a larger group with a common purpose

Over the last couple of weeks I have been learning about the volunteer work done by many of our students It is so encouraging learning of the diversity of organisations and initiatives they have become committed to Two of our students who enjoy volunteering in our community are described below

James Phillips in Year 11 is part of the NSW Rural Fire Service ndash Valley Heights Branch James joined in 2018 During this time he has completed training in the areas of safe practices first aid and use of equipment Recently he has been part of their fundraising activities with a door knock weekend and Bunnings BBQ These activities helped James to promote the need to be prepared and have a fire plan in place James says that the best thing about volunteering is how the community appreciates his time and effort

Daena Madon in Year 9 volunteers with St Johnrsquos Ambulance Service She has been part of their team of volunteers since she was 11 years old Daena assists with the training of younger members in the areas of first aid She has a leadership role where she encourages others and helps in the organisation of events With this work she has learnt valuable first aid skills people management skills and improved her communication techniques Daena enjoys volunteering with St Johnrsquos because she enjoys and values helping others

For further reading seehttpswwwhelpguideorgarticleshealthy-livingvolunteering-and-its-surprising-benefitshtmhttpssydneyeduaunews-opinionnews201705037-surprising-benefits-of-volunteering-html

Miss Adele CraneDirector of Student Wellbeing


Guest Lecture On The Global Economy

On 22 September Year 11 Economics stuents had the privilege and great opportunity listen to Dr Tony Stokes speak on the Global Economy They were then able to ask questions and discuss some of the issues

Dr Tony Stokes is a former Head of the School of Arts and Sciences (NSWampACT) and Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Australian Catholic University at Strathfield He was involved in administration research lecturing and mentoring of staff both at ACU and the University of Wollongong

Tony was also a former high school teacher teaching Economics and HSIE subjects for over 20 years He is a former member of the Economics Examination Committee and a former Coordinating Senior Marker for Economics He is the co-author of the current NSW HSC Economics Syllabus and the popular Digital Economics HSC and Preliminary Textbooks Workbooks used throughout NSW schools

His innovative ideas and desire to help students is also seen in his authoring and endorsing of the Mathletics program a resource developed in Australia that now has worldwide recognition for improving numeracy in primary school students His success in both teaching and research has been recognised at different levels including receiving two Australian Government Citations

Dr Sarah WrightHSIE Teacher


On Monday 16 September psychologist and parenting expert Dr Justin Coulson visited the College and spoke to our Year 9 and 10 students on the topic of Respectful Relationships

The entertaining and engaging talk examined how dis-playing respect earns people more respect while showing disrespect can lead to a loss of popularity and opportunity

Students left with four key strategies for building positive respectful relationships



Our new Performing Arts Centre has won the major award at the Lysaght Inspirations Design Awards 2019 for architect group Terroir

The awards celebrate outstanding architectural design and work using LYSAGHTreg steel building products

The building took out the Commerical and Industrial category before being named best of the best

You can find further details at httpswwwlysaghtcomcontentpenrith-anglican-college-performing-arts-centre-wins-lysaght-inspirations-design-awards

Uniform Shop

Please also see letter from Perm-A-Pleat Schoolwear at the end of the newsletter

Performimg Arts Centre Design Win

FAIRY TALE MISFITS

Save the date and make a booking to see this Year 7-9 Drama production

This play is GREAT fun suitable for the whole family At $5 per ticket come and see it twice

Under the expert guidance of Mrs Emily DeSousa this show is coming together really well and promises to be a great night out

October 18 730pm October 19 130pm amp 730pm

Book here httpswwwtrybookingcombookeventeid=545440amp

Mr Steve ClarkHead of Performing Arts

Performing Arts

Library Services

Primary

Herersquos an interesting perspective of reading from the perspective of a nine year old student httpswwwyoutubecomwatchv=rW2r5uStgG0

Secondary

Itrsquos important to consider that developing a love of reading is not only helpful for the imagination of our children but to help decipher information they will need to consider for their work Asking a Librarian is always a good first step for advice This article was published in Fortune magazine recently httpsfortunecom20190831data-literacy-crisis-librarians-libraryutm_source=Sailthruamputm_medium=emailamputm_campaign=CYS20-209619amputm_term=BookRiot_CheckYourShelf

Happy Reading over the Break

Mr Mark PullenHead of Library Services


Year 12 Challenge to Staff

During their last few weeks at the College it is tradition for Year 12 to challenge staff to a number of events

On Thursday 19 September the College had the privilege of seeing Year 12 students and staff go head to head in the inaugural Student vs Staff Debate The topic was ldquoBeing a student is tougher now than it was 30 years agordquo

The following superstars duelled it out in the ultimate battle of wits

Students (Affirmative) Staff (Opposing) Robert Bordignon Mr Kobus Jordan Goehner-Drewe Mr Wright Anika Leydon Mr McIntyre Joeseph Carbone Mrs Duxbury

After a passionate often hilarious and close debate the teachers arguing for the negative narrowly defeated the students


There was fierce competition in the annual Staff v Year 12 Football game on the oval on Monday 23 September After taking losses in the Debating and Netball rounds of the annual competition Year 12 fought hard to take out the game 5-1

Performing Arts House Competition Winner was Latimer

The much anticipated annual Performing Arts House Competition took place on Tuesday 24 September afternoon Latimer entered the event in the lead after the audition rounds and continued their winning streak being awarded the Visual Art component of the competition

After some amazing singing dancing musical pieces and even some magic tricks overall points gave victory for 2019 to Latimer All the performers did an incredible job and were cheered on loudly by the crowd

Individual winners were in first place Elena Tomaras for Cranmer Ali Hallani and Lachlan Merrett representing Latimer received second place and Alex Doyle from Ridley came in third


Performing Arts House Competition


Rugby 7rsquos

Congratulations to our Rugby League 7 teams who made the Grand Final in each of their competitions today Both Grand Finals were played against Richard Johnson Anglican School In a tough game the U16s unfortunately went down 12-32 but played bravely through to the end The U14s completed an undefeated season winning the final 46-16 A special congratulations to Jio (U16) and Zac (U14) who were recognised as Most Valuable Players

Primary School Prefect Awards


Well done to all our Primary students who received Prefect Awards this morning

Prefect Awards are awarded to students who have displayed outstanding effort and attitude toward their studies co-curricular activities and behaviour

Year 4 Camp


Year 4 and Growth Mindset on their camp to Port Hacking

Year 4 used their Growth Mindsets on our camp to Port Hacking in Term 3 They enjoyed learning new things and overcoming new challenges with the help of other group members leaders and teachers The challenges they faced in each and every activity made them stronger they used their mistakes as opportunities learnt from feedback they were given from others and their leaders and they kept trying until they succeeded whatever that looked like They had new challenges to overcome they werenrsquot afraid to fail and were certainly inspired by others

Catapults by Carissa AzopardiOur group leaderrsquos name was Hayden He was fun helped us stay safe and encouraged us all with each activities One of the camp activities we did was the catapults We were in two groups and we had to build our catapult in our groups We had an amazing time building together and I enjoyed being the group leader We all worked together as a team helped each other and laughed a lot We played a game using the catapults which entailed putting balls bean bags or a rubber chicken into the sling to shoot into the target The rubber chicken was by far the funniest of all Just ask Abigail

Pool Canoeing by Luka SikavicaAt camp we went pool canoeing Canoeing was a new challenge for me because I had never done it before We sat in a canoe with a group of 3 people and I sat at the back When we were paddling we had to work as a team so that we didnrsquot go round in circles I also really enjoyed sailing but I had to be brave when I was leaning at the front of the sail boat because I was sitting at the edge and I could have easily fallen off My friends inspired me to steer the sailing boat and we all encouraged each other to step out of our comfort zone

Christian Discovery by Meg Marshall

Christian discovery was fun and we played games and sang songs We played a game where the leaders said a colour or something you had for breakfast and if you had you stay standing and if you didnrsquot then you sit down The last one left was the winner Our winners were Owen Kelly and Ethan Yusuf The song that we sang was one of our favourites rsquoJesus yoursquore my superherorsquo There were 4 superhero groups and whichever superhero was your favourite you went into that group My favourite was Wonder Woman We then went back into our activity groups and made our superhero craft The craft had a memory verse of John 316 on the back ldquoFor God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son that whosoever believeth on him should not perish but have eternal liferdquo Jesus is certainly MY Super hero

Christian Discovery by Hannah Danyal

Christian Discovery was awesome we played a game we sang songs and we learnt that God is the best super hero ever We discussed what we learnt and about how Jesus come down to earth to take away our sins We went into our activity groups to make our super hero craft that had the memory verse John 316 on the back The craft had with a paddle pop stick holding it up It was a really fun activity

Rock climbing by Siola Ofa At camp rock climbing was really fun but also challenging We had to set a goal that we wanted to pass on the climbing wall I set a goal of going half way up the wall I got past my goal because lots of people were cheering me on Year 4 was really kind and kept cheering me on and I ended up getting to the top of 2 walls which was pretty epic Best of all was when we cheered on my friend Mahli She got higher and higher and got past her goal too which was really nice to see I knew she was scared but she kept going In rock climbing we all had to be in groups and we had to all work together to get the person up the wall We had to use calls for everyone to do the right thing at the right time It was great to work at a team

Year 3 Camp


Mangrove IslandThe boat trip to the Mangrove Island was great At the island we caught crabs and raced them in a circle We built sandcastles to see if it is low or high tide We licked mangrove leaves and went into the water

BushwalkWe made damper and tea on the fire on the bushwalk and found lots of sticks

NavigationWe learnt about some new animals that live in the wild We played navigation games in groups of three or four to find 15 tags to finish the game and do more challenges

Food that we ateLamingtons cookies fruit vegies bread It was a fantastic day

Luke Attard Jack Berwick Barnaby PhillipsYear 3 Students

Can you guess the clues to the Mystery Reader

During Term 3 Pre-K White have been discovering in depth important people who work in our college Over the last two weeks Pre-K White have been using their investigating skills to ask and answer questions in order to figure out who the ldquoMystery Readerrdquo might be

In week 9 the children followed clues which landed them in Mrs Grimarsquos office and she read us a book called ldquoThe Red Bookrdquo by Matt and Beck Stanton This book helped us to be able to think outside the box and develop our questioning skills

During week 10 the ldquoMasked Readerrdquo surprised Pre-K White and read us two of his favourite books from when he was a child He read us ldquoThe Very Sleepy Bearrdquo By Nick Bland We learnt that Mr Nott likes to sleep and the book also taught us more about Rhyming words Mr Nott also read us ldquoToo Many Elephants in Our Houserdquo by Ursula Dubosarsky and Andrew Joyner The children enjoyed this book and loved imagining what could happen in a house filled with elephants

Mrs Sally ArthurPre-K Teacher

Pre-K News


Congratulations to Halle Savage who competed at the U12 Australian Schools Sports Netball competition in Canberra this month

Halle played well and loved the opportunity of playing against and to meet other players from all around Australia All games were extremely tight and NSW finished 6th

On Sunday 15 September two students represented the College at the Judo NSW 2019 Junior Schools Cup The event attracted 110 students from 80 primary schools acrtoss NSW

Judo is a sport where individuals compete against each other to score an lsquoIpponrsquo which is awarded for a controlled throw or for pinning an opponent down for 20 seconds Judo has many practical uses and teaches using the opponentrsquos momentum to your benefit

Jacob Raphael (Year 2) placed 1st in the Junior Boys U9 and Callan Kobus (Year 3) placed 2nd in the Junior Boys U12 (U34kg) Both boys displayed great team spirit and sportsmanship throughout the tournament

While they didnrsquot walk away at the end of the day with the Schools Cup the College did make it into the Top 10 ranking placing equal 8th

CIS Primary Athletics

On 12 September 17 students from the Primary School travelled to Sydney Olympic Park to compete in the CIS Primary Athletics Championships

We had a range of students involved in College relay teams field and track events Our relay teams were very competitive on the day however just missed out placing in the finals Well done to Nicholas Godwin who came fourth in the 8-10 Years Boys Discus Throw with a throw of 2724m Congratulations to Mabel Dukes who came second in the 1500m and 800m track events and will now go on to represent CIS at the NSW PSSA State Championships along with Connor OrsquoShannessy who came second in the 11 Years Boys Shot Put

Primary Sports News


Compassion Child Sponsorship

Felix who is also called Thata lives with his mother and father in the Philippines and he is 7 years old

He is one of 5 children His father occasionally works and his mother looks after their very humble home Due to a very low income his family struggles to survive

Felix likes to play hide n seek and he also likes running

We began sponsoring Felix when the current Year 2 was in Pre K

Our support of our sponsor children ensures that they have access to all the things needed for a happy and healthy life clean water nutritious food healthcare an education All the requirements we take for granted here in Australia

Mrs Sue MuncePrimary Compassion Child Co-ordinator

ldquoI bring money in for our sponsor children so I can take care of them and so they donrsquot get hurt or sick and so they can learn and have a healthy liferdquo

Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise

Please praise God for

bull Our Class of 2019 who graduated on Thursday

bull A safe and successful Stage 3 Camp

bull A wonderful celebration of the talents of our students at the Performing Arts House Celebration

Please pray for

bull Pray for College families suffering times of distress and loss

bull Pray that our students and staff can enjoy a restful and relaxing break in the holidays

bull Pray for rain in those parts of our country where it is most needed


October 2019 Calendar

1 October 2019 Year 12 Study Lounge2 October 2019 Playschool Event

Year 12 Study Lounge3 October 2019 Code Camp

Year 12 Study LoungeAustralian Airforce Cadets Training

5 October 2019 Berry Riding Club InterSchool Equestrian Champions7 October 2019 Duke Of Edinburgh hike14 October 2019 All Students Commence

Day One 2019Year 12 HSCYear 12IB

15 October 2019 Featherdale Wildlife Park Kindergarten ExcursionLego Robotics

16 October 2019 7-9 Play Tech RehearsalPrimary Sydney Thunder Cricket Clinics

17 October 2019 HSC begins7-9 Play Full Dress RehearsalPrimary After School Touch Football ProgramAustralian Airforce Cadets Training

18 October 2019 Year 7-9 PlayPrimary GymnasticsSwimming Program Year 4Swimming Program Year 6

19 October 2019 7-9 Matinee and Night Performance21 October 2019 BYOD Information Night22 October 2019 StarLAB Mars Rover Challenge

WSCSSC Super 8 CricketWSCSSC Touch FootballLego Robotics

23 October 2019 StarLAB Mars Rover ChallengeYear 9 and 10 French Restaurant Excursion Primary Sydney Thunder Cricket Clinics

24 October 2019 Year 7 and 15s Basketball Gala DayNASSA Primary AFL Gala DayPrimary After School Touch Football ProgramAustralian Airforce Cadets Training

25 October 2019 Primary GymnasticsSwimming Program Year 4Swimming Program Year 6

26 October 2019 Dance Avenue EventYear 7-9 Play Matinee and night

27 October 2019 The Music House Event28 October 2019 NASSA Yrs 7-8 amp Yrs 9-11 Cricket Gala Day

CIS TriathlonYear 12 IB

29 October 2019 Lego Robotics 30 October 2019 AICES 15 Basketball

Year 8-11 OrientationPrimary Sydney Thunder Cricket Clinics

31 October 2019 AICES Water PoloYear 7 2020 Orientation DayPrimary After School Touch Football ProgramArticulate Dance RehearsalAustralian Airforce Cadets Training


School Student Opal Card

SCHOOL STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT

Transport NSW produces a ldquoCode of Conduct for School Students on Busesrdquo that should be used as a reference tool and mechanism for continued education about the importance of student behaviour and safety on buses We have provided the following hyperlink for your reference below If your chid catches a bus to or from the Collegeplease read through this guide and ensure you child is aware of the expectations for behaviour on school buses httpsappstransportnswgovausstsstudentCodesOfConductscrollTarget1

TAP ON AND TAP OFF

Familes with children who hold Student Opal Cards are reminded they must Tap On amp Tap Off Failure to do so will result in a review of services provided to the College by bus companies



P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019

Dear Parents and Carers

2019 PampF COLOUR RUN

The Penrith Anglican College Parents and Friendsrsquo Association (PampF) will be hosting its inaugural Colour Run on Tuesday 12 November 2019

The PampF will use this event to help raise funds to go toward the fit-out of a commercial kitchen in the hospitality area of the new Performing Arts Centre building The total cost of this fit-out is estimated to be $100 000 the PampFrsquos goal is to raise $35000 toward this cost

The new commercial kitchen will provide our Hospitality students with access to first class facilities while also enabling the school to rent out the hospitality space bringing in further funds for resources to help support the education of our children

To take part and support the Colour run we are asking $20 per child for entry to help us reach our goal of $35 000 We are off to a great start thanks to our Sponsors of the event The $20 can be raised by sponsorship from friend or family with a minimum total donation of $20 Each familyrsquos support is greatly appreciated and will help to further the success of our children

During the Colour Run students will run walk or crawl through an obstacle course and pass through colour checkpoints The coloured powder is safe (cornflour based)

Mufti-day dress is required (with usual College dress code) Students are encouraged to wear white as this shows the colours well The colour washes out easily however we recommend students not wear good clothes or shoes

Students will be issued with a pair of bright colour sunglasses to protect their eyes and will be rewarded with a frozen ice block at the completion of the course

Parents family and friends are encouraged to attend on the day to cheer on the students

A photo booth will be set up for you to capture a photo of your colour covered child at the end of the run

In the event of inclement weather please refer to the PampF Facebook page

We require a number of volunteers on the day If you are able to help please comment on the PampF Facebook page under volunteers

For businesses families or guardians who are interest in future sponsorship opportunities please email Sunny Hunt at pandfpacnsweduau for more information

Please join our Facebook Group to keep up to date with all our future events Penrith Anglican College Parents and Friendsrsquo Association

Dear Parents

As we approach the end of Term 3 we have some important information regarding the uniform shop and purchasing the new uniforms for 2020

We would like to remind all families that we have an online store that can be easily accessed from the school website All uniforms are available for purchasing online Please see link below-

httpspenrithanglicancollegepermapleatcomaushop

The store will be open extended hours in Term 4 from November 19 to December 6 for student appointments It is important for the following families to please make an appointment during this period

bull All new students starting in 2020 bull Students starting Pre K Kindergarten Year 7 and Year 11

Appointments can be made by clicking the appointment link below it can also be found on the uniform page on the Collage website

httpspenrithanglicancollegepermapleatcomauschoolbookings

Perm-A-Pleat will be offering made to measure uniforms for students requiring sizes outside the standard fit If your child may require a made to measure uniform it is important that they have a fitting with us in-store before Friday 1 November - Term 4 Week 3 All custom made uniforms take 8 weeks to make therefore any requests after this date may not be ready for back to school in January Please be mindful of this

The uniform shop will be open the following days during the October school holidays for the summer uniform change over-

Wednesday 9 October 10am ndash 5pm

Saturday 12 October 10am ndash 2pm

If you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact us by email and we will respond during store opening hours

penrithanglicanuniformspermapleatcomau

We look forward to helping you instore

Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run



Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing

Volunteering


























Uniform Shop



FAIRY TALE MISFITS







Performing Arts

Library Services

Primary


Secondary




















Rugby 7rsquos






Year 4 Camp











Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run


Student Wellbeing

Volunteering


























Uniform Shop



FAIRY TALE MISFITS







Performing Arts

Library Services

Primary


Secondary




















Rugby 7rsquos






Year 4 Camp











Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run


















Uniform Shop



FAIRY TALE MISFITS







Performing Arts

Library Services

Primary


Secondary




















Rugby 7rsquos






Year 4 Camp











Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run


FAIRY TALE MISFITS







Performing Arts

Library Services

Primary


Secondary




















Rugby 7rsquos






Year 4 Camp











Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run

















Rugby 7rsquos






Year 4 Camp











Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run






Year 4 Camp











Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run


Year 3 Camp












Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run







Pre-K News











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run











Primary Sports News










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run










Maddison Cooney 3W

Felix Solidad

Prayer amp Praise





Please pray for






























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run



























TAP ON AND TAP OFF




P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run



P amp F Colour Run

27 September 2019
















Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run


Dear Parents















Kind Regards

Sarah Jenkins



Year 12 Graduation

Year 12 Final Week

Student Wellbeing



Uniform Shop

Performing Arts

Library Services



Rugby 7rsquos


Year 4 Camp

Year 3 Camp

Pre-K News

Primary Sports News


Prayer amp Praise



P amp F Colour Run


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