On Tuesday 22 September, the Spring Music Night was held over two concerts, showcasing varied programs from our instrumental and vocal ensembles from Lavalla and Marcellin Campuses.
Highlights included the Beating Hearts Drum Band, the Lavalla String Ensembles and Choir and selected soloists. Marcellin Campus featured the Special Instrumental Program Band and Choir, Concert Winds, Symphonic Winds, Chamber String Ensemble, Newman Voices, Glee and Chamber Choirs, Year 9 Rock band, Swazz Jazz Ensemble and Percussion Ensemble. It was wonderful to finally be able to see our musicians perform on stage in front of an audience. Congratulations to all performers and thank you to the instrumental teachers, ensemble directors, support staff, backstage crew, student helpers and Marist Auditorium management for making this event possible.
Both concerts were recorded and can be viewed via the College’s YouTube Channel.
Margaret Goldsmith, Music Teacher Secondary
Year 12 Celebrations
On Thursday our final College Assembly was held where the school celebrated the Year 12 students’ time at Newman College. Please click here to view the Assembly speech.
In addition, we announced our new leaders at the Assembly.
2021 Student Leaders
Congratulations to our 2021 Student Leaders and, in particular, to Matao Owen and Taylah Sadgrove who have been appointed College Captains. Please click here to view the Student Leadership Team for 2021. I look forward to working with our new Leaders in Term 4 and into 2021.
Senior Leadership Team
Alan Fitzpatrick, Deputy Principal Wellbeing Secondary, will step down from his leadership position as of today. I thank Alan for the endeavour he has brought to this role over the past two years and we look forward to him continuing at Newman College in a teaching role. Lisa Fogliani, Vice Principal, will assume associated responsibilities during Term 4.
On behalf of the College community I wish to congratulate Carla Pastorelli, currently Leader of Wellbeing Year 12, for being appointed to this position. Carla commences as Deputy Principal Secondary at the commencement of Term 1 2021.
Sacramental Program
This week at our Community Mass, Emilie Costley was initiated into the life of the Catholic Church with the Sacrament of Baptism and First Holy Communion. Congratulations to Emily, her family, sponsors and friends on a beautiful and moving Mass presided over by Monsignor Kevin Long.
Remar Gold Graduation
Congratulations to our Gold Rowers of 2020 who attended a Graduation Dinner on Monday evening. These students have been on the Remar journey for the past three years, developing a strong sense of community and service to others. We trust that our Remar students go out into the world as faith filled leaders and agents of change within their communities. Many thanks to the teachers and members of the Marist Youth Ministry who walked with our students over the last three years, and with special mention to Br Terry Orrell.
Spring Music Showcase
Congratulations to those students who performed last Tuesday evening at the Years 3-6 and Years 7-12 events.
This was the first performance since the advent of COVID-19 when students have had the opportunity to showcase their talents. Their joy and delight of such an opportunity was evident, indeed, letting their light shine.
Thank you to all staff who have contributed to the nurturing and development of these talents and for staging such impressive events. Thank you also to parents for the support of their children in the Arts Learning Area.
Year 7 2021 Parent Information Evening
On Wednesday evening we welcomed our new parents to Newman College for an information evening to assist in the preparation of their students commencing secondary school. There are limited opportunities for places in this cohort, as for other Secondary school year groups. Should a place be sought, parents are urged to contact the Registrar with urgency. Families of the Collee should note that sibling enrolments are prioritised.
Year 5 Project
This week Renae Zelich and I invited a small number of Year 5 students to celebrate the success of their class Project. The students wrote to me in June of this year requesting specific seating outside their classroom which would:
- Keep their uniforms cleaner and less creased by not having to sit on the ground
- Provide an outdoor flexible learning area
- Increase collaborative spaces for classmates
The students were able to provide a sound rationale, design and approximate costing. Congratulations to Year 5 on letting your light shine through applying our four pedagogical pillars to this project – challenge, collaborate, create and finally celebrating success.
Marian Athletics Carnival
Today we held our Marian Athletics Carnival. It was wonderful to see the enthusiasm and enjoyment on display. This was a wonderful way to finish the term.
Thank you to the Marian Campus staff for staging a very successful event and to the many parents who attended in support of their children.
End of Term 3
I wish all families an enjoyable, restful and safe holiday break and we look forward to seeing everyone back at school in summer uniform on Tuesday 13 October.
Wherever the followers of Marcellin are present, working together in mission, this ‘‘family spirit’’ is the Marist way of communal living. Its well-spring is the love that Jesus has for all his brothers and sisters – all of humanity. Through this spirit we offer an experience of belonging and union in mission. Water from the Rock #32
Term 3 comes to an end in an exciting way for our students in 2020. For many, events from beginning of the year had been cancelled, yet this Term allowed for these events to return in some way for our students. This was only possible because of the outstanding work of our teachers, support of our families and commitment of our students. All reflected by our Marist Characteristic of “family spirit”.
Welcome to the Church
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” Matthew 28:19-20
Congratulations to Emilie Costley who recently received the Sacrament of Baptism, Reconciliation and Holy Communion at our Thursday Morning Community Mass. The Mass was led by Monsignor Kevin Long, who administered the Sacraments to Emilie. Thank you to Br Terry (Campus Minister) who was instrumental in Emilie’s preparation for the day.
Remar Gold Graduation
On Monday 21 September, our Remar Gold students graduated from the Marist Youth Ministry program. Parents and other significant people in the journey of the caravel attended the Marist Auditorium studios and were treated to an evening in which they were able to hear the experiences that the young Rowers held dear. There were lots of laughs, jokes and a rousing rendition of My Lighthouse to end the night. Thank you to all who have walked with the 2020 Gold Rowers on their journey. A special thanks to their helm, Genna Spadaccini for her commitment to the students in her care for the past three years.
Welcome to Game Changers
On Tuesday afternoon, Years 7 and 10 Game Changers students joined the Year 11 Blue Remar students for a Welcome to Marist Youth Ministry Social. We were fortunate to also be joined by two of our alumni, Liam Street and Sarah Ranieri who helped us learn the all important Newman College tradition of singing and dancing the actions to My Lighthouse. It was a wonderful way to welcome our Year 7’s into the Marist Youth Ministry community and beautiful display of family spirit.
Year 10 Lavalla Game Changers Retreat
Week 8 saw our Year 10 Lavalla Game Changers students here at school for their leadership camp. They were joined by Post School Marist Youth Ministers Georgia Martin and Dan Litjens who ran amusing sessions that reinforced the students understanding of topics such as leadership, faith and service. Highlights included the leadership and team building games, the ‘sherbet leadership creations’ and the time and space to learn and grow in community. Thank you to Miss Sophie Monisse who has been walking with these students on their journey this year as mentor.
Marist Association
On Sunday 20 September, 20 members of the Marist Association gathered to celebrate the Eucharist at St Joseph’s Parish Subiaco. We were warmly welcomed by Monsignor Kevin Long and the parishioners. After Mass, everyone gathered in the Parish centre to build community and share in our successes this Term. Thank you to St Joseph’s Parish and the Association members for demonstrating what it means to be part of the Marist family.
St John Henry Newman
During the holidays on Friday 9 October, we will celebrate the Feast of St John Henry Newman. Newman was canonised in 2019 and recognised as a Saint for his academic contribution to the Church. Newman is very well known in the Church as a theologian, a teacher and an educationalist. As a priest he visited the sick, the imprisoned, he was a friend to everybody on the streets, to people in high places and power, with the poor, the rich, the famous, the unknown.
To commemorate this Feast Day, Newman College will be celebrating Mass across Marian, Lavalla and Marcellin Campus in Term 4, Week 1. Students will also participate in activities relating to Newman’s life and learn about the contributions he made to the life of the Church.
On Tuesday evening, I had the privilege of hosting the Spring Music Night for Lavalla students in the Marist Auditorium. As I was listening to each of the performers backstage, all I could think of was how amazing these young people were; both in the talents they showed in their performances and in the courage they had to perform in front of so many people. I wish every student and family could have been there to witness their great success. In schools it is very easy to recognise achievement in some students. For those students who are great in Maths, they get the opportunity to show this every day. Or for the student’s who love sport, they perhaps get to share their talents each week with their team mates. Tuesday night was a wonderful occasion to showcase the achievements of some of our other students too. From Margaux and Oliver’s amazing vocal solos, to the hardworking and beautiful sounding Year 3 string quartet.
For those who were unable to attend on the night, please click here to watch the recorded show.
I hope all students at our Campus know that their opportunities for success and achievement are not limited to the classroom and in fact it is even outside of the classroom where some of these achievements can matter most. We are looking forward to seeing even more of these talents in the upcoming performances next term, including the much-anticipated Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical.
I would also like to thank all students, teachers and support staff for a wonderful (and busy) Term 3 and wish all families a safe and relaxing break. We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back on Tuesday 13 October.
In My Shoes
This week, students in Year 4 Blue finished up a pilot program they have been working on all term called ‘In My Shoes’. It is a school based social inclusion program designed specifically for Years 3 and 4 classes which aims to increase student awareness of their strengths and weaknesses; increase feelings of acceptance, respect and belonging; and improve student’s interpersonal empathy and use of pro-social (or helping) behaviours to include peers in the classroom or playground. Students were presented with certificates for completing the program this week and I would like to thank Mrs Fitzpatrick for the hard work and dedication she has shown in implementing the program, as well as all Year 4 Blue students for the positive way they have approached all lessons. Great job!
Lavalla Bookswap
This morning, Mrs Le Dan and our Student Council Library Monitors hosted the Lavalla Bookswap. It was great to see so many students bring in books to donate over these past few weeks and for students to have the opportunity to purchase new books today. We owe a big thanks to all those families who helped with donations – without their generosity this event simply would not be able to take place. We are looking forward to donating the funds raised to support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.
Years 3 and 5 Buddy Activity
Earlier this week, the Year 5 classes invited our Year 3 students to take part in an ‘Amazing Race’. Year 5 students have been working all term to complete a Project Based learning tast which required them to create an ‘Amazing Race’ around two countries from North and South America. Year 5 had to create ‘roadblocks’ and challenges which the Year 3 students were more than happy to take part in. A big thank you must go to all of our Year 5 students and teachers for helping to prepare such a wonderful experience for our Year 3 students. Well done!
Year 5 Excursion
Today, the Year 5 students took a trip to the zoo as part of their Science Unit on adaptations. Students had the opportunity to explore the habitats of a number of animals and were able to listen to a presentation from Zookeepers about the importance of nature preservation, and some of the different ways animals have been able to adapt to their environment over the years. What a great way to finish the term!
“The zoo excursion was amazing and I loved learning about different animals and their adaptations” – Aaron Stannard
Assembly
Last week we were entertained by the Year 5 Green class who delivered their assembly item around the theme of remote learning, giving us a ‘day in the life of’ experience of the students in Year 5. We thank the Year 5 Green class along with Miss Cresp for their thoroughly entertaining item! We also recognised a large number of Merit Award winners last week. Congratulations to these students for their fine efforts to finish the term.
Marcellin Award
The Marcellin Award at Lavalla is presented at assemblies to one student selected by the Leadership Team from submitted nominations.
Congratulations Xavier Dunstan Year 5 who was recognised as being one of the consistently quiet achievers of our College. He never causes a fuss or complains and his gentle, kind manner means he is an absolute pleasure to have in class. Xavier is always helping others and doing things without being asked and put simply, makes his class a better place to be.
Latest Sport News
- Lavalla Athletics Carnival Records and Age Champions
- IPSHA Athletics Carnival
Book Week 2020
Book Week will be celebrated across the College in Term 4 Week 2 (Monday 19 – Friday 23 October 2020). This year’s Book Week theme is Curious Creatures, Wild Minds!
Activities on the Lavalla Campus will include:
Monday 19 October: Lavalla Parade in the Marist Auditorium at 9.00am
Monday 26 October: Illustrator Incursion, Aska
Staff Movements
We are grateful for the service of Joanna Moore (Marian Campus), Sara Stancati and Anna Owen (Marcellin Campus) and Denise Bendotti (Lavalla/Marcellin Campuses). We wish them well in their future endeavours.
Term 4 Week 1
- Year 12 Exams – Monday 5 – Friday 16 October
- Year 10 Camp – Monday 12 – Friday 16 October
- Year 7 2021 Orientation Day – Monday 12 October
- PK-Y11 Commence Term 4 – Tuesday 13 October
Covid-19 Update
With the delay of moving to Phase 5 restrictions by the State Government, the following protocols will remain in place until 24 October.
- Assemblies and College community events : Whole school and campus assemblies are limited to ensure student numbers don’t exceed the 2m2 rule.
- Parent and caregiver meetings – Pre-arranged parent/caregiver meetings can proceed, adhering to physical distancing and hygiene protocols
- Parent and caregiver access – Parents are able to enter school grounds to drop off and pick up their children and to attend scheduled meetings with staff. Parents can enter classrooms at the invitation of the teacher.
Student attendance at school is compulsory, except for those who are recognised as medically vulnerable or who have medically vulnerable family members. If you are concerned about your own family situation, please contact Lisa Fogliani, Vice Principal for additional clarity and advice.
The Government has stressed the importance of Western Australians to continue to keep up physical distancing where possible and to maintain good personal hygiene to better protect ourselves and the general health of the community.
In addition, students will be continually and explicitly taught the importance of handwashing, physical distancing and observing personal hygiene to a high standard (as developmentally appropriate).
If Students are Unwell
We ask that students who are presenting with a fever or flu like symptoms stay at home until their symptoms are clear. It is the responsibility of all families to ensure they support the wider College community.
Our Commitment to Child Safety
The College is committed to providing an environment that is safe for all children. We actively work towards and promote the principles of the Catholic Education’s Child Safe Framework. The framework upholds a child safe culture, healthy and respectful relationships, and extended guardianship in school communities, based on the latest research and recognised best practices. At times, we rely on partnership with parents to ensure all members of our community are safe, supported and cared for. Thank you to community members that have positively and openly supported this intent. If you are concerned about a child, please communicate with Campus Leaders, Leaders of Wellbeing or any member of the Senior Leadership Team.
Code of Conduct
A reminder to all families that the Code of Conduct can be accessed via the College website. The Code is mandated by Catholic Education Western Australia and the application of the code extends to all staff, students, parents, guardians, caregivers and volunteers.
The Code seeks to value the dignity of every person, foster positive relationships, ensuring confidentiality and accountability and supports professional boundaries. Events held during school hours AND outside of school hours that are associated with the College are also supported by the Code of Conduct. Postings on social media platforms that identify the College or College events are also bound by the Code of Conduct.
Any perceived breaches of the Code can be discussed with any member of the Senior Leadership Team. We thank you in advance for your understanding and support of how we strive to partner positively with one another.
The 2020 PK-12 College Arts Festival “One Wild and Precious life” opens on Sunday October 25 with Divergence the Dance Showcase held in the Marist Auditorium. This is a ticketed event, due to COVID restrictions. Please book tickets through the College Website.
The Festival continues with the Marian Student Art Exhibition opening on Tuesday 27 September, and Lavalla and Marcellin Student Exhibitions opening on Wednesday 28 October.
The Student Exhibitions will include a stunning display of student visual art and design work exhibited on the walls in the Marist Auditorium foyers, and in studio spaces. A craft installation activity, games and sausage sizzle will be run on the oval, hosted by our Student leaders for 2021, and supported by our hard working Arts Team and Festival Committee. Music performances also will be running through each event, featuring music students from respective campuses.
The Parent Soiree is back by popular demand, again featuring the talented line up of musicians from previous Soirees. Come and enjoy their contemporary playlist, canapes and beverages served by the College Senior Leadership team, while connecting with other parents in our PK-12 community. Book tickets through the College website
We invite our PK-12 families to attend their respective events this year as we work to celebrate our creative and Performing Arts programs as part of our 2020 Arts Festival, within social distancing guidelines.
Maree Grayden, Leader of Learning Arts PK 12
Parent Support / Volunteers Required – to hang art and serve food at the Parent Soiree
This event would not be possible without the support from our entire PK-12 College community, we are in need of a number of parent volunteers to assist in the following roles.
Hanging of the Student Art (Marist Auditorium)
We require 3–6 volunteers each day to assist the Art Teachers. We understand it may be difficult to commit to a full day, so 2–3 hours would be fantastic.
- Lavalla and Marcellin Campus Art – Monday 19 October, Tuesday 20 October and Wednesday 21 October between 9.00am and 3.00pm
- Marian Campus Art – Thursday 22 October and Friday 23 October (possibly) between 9.00am and 3.00pm
Parent Soiree
Volunteers to serve food, Friday 30 October, 6.00pm – 9.00pm (no experience necessary)
Your help would be greatly appreciated, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator, Janine Gatto if you are able to assist thegatts@iinet.net.au | Phone/Text 0418 935 122
Lavalla Athletics Carnival Records and Age Champions
Last week’s assembly provided the opportunity to recognise and celebrate the wonderful individual achievements of our Years 3-6 students from the Athletics Carnival.
We had two records broken on the day. Congratulations Ty Patterson Year 6 who broke the Year 6 Boys Turbo Jav with a throw of 32.62 metres and Maverick Patterson Year 3 who broke the Year 3 Boys Turbo Jav with a throw of 19.13 metres.
The Age Champions for each year group were also announced. Click here to see the full list of students.
IPSHA Athletics Carnival
On Thursday 17 September, the Interschool Athletics team competed in the IPSHA Athletics Carnival held at All Saints College. It was a fantastic day, with the Newman team achieving a lot of exceptional performances.
A highlight from the carnival was the final event of the day; the Year 6 100m Relay. All four students had competed in numerous events on the day and finished their final IPSHA Carnival with a wonderful win. Congratulations to the team of Sienna O’Rourke, Linus Keane, Hannah Seaborn and Cooper Trovarello.
A big thank you to Mrs Short and Jaxon Bilchuris for attending the day with the team and assisting the students with their events.
ACC Athletics Carnival
Our athletes battled extremely hard at this year’s A Division ACC Athletics Carnival and achieved our goal of remaining in A Division. This was a very pleasing result given our reduced squad this year. Click here to see all the results and more photos from the day.
First Aid
This Term, the Year 11 Edge class have been working hard in class learning first aid. On Monday the students sat their Senior First Aid certificate with Kevin Emery from West Coast Water Safety. Students were taught how to deal with fractures, bandaging, CPR and how to use the defibrillators. The highlight of the day was Lachlan Goddard and Ella Geoghegan scoring 100% in the CPR practical assessment. A big thank you to Kevin for coming in and working with our students.
Newman Water Polo Flippaball Program
Newman Churchlands Swimming Club
Congratulations to all students who successfully took part in today’s Athletics Carnival. We were blessed with good weather and it was so nice to welcome families back onto campus for one of the Years 3-6 community highlights of the year.
Although there were some very close contested races throughout the day, in the end it was Knox faction who came out on top winning the carnival with 8059 points. Congratulations also to Delany Faction for winning the Spirit Award. The final results from the day were:
- Knox – 8059
- Delany – 7803
- Marcellin – 5888
- Brigid – 5531
As well as witnessing some terrific individual displays of athleticism, even more importantly there were plenty of fine examples of sportsmanship and support for each other to be seen today too. Well done to these students.
We had two records broken on the day. Congratulations Ty Patterson Year 6 who broke the Year 6 Boys Turbo Jav with a throw of 32.62 metres and Maverick Patterson Year 3 who broke the Year 3 Boys Turbo Jav with a throw of 19.13 metres.
Congratulations to our Age Champions:
Year 3
- Rose Ferraro and Tom Ellis
- Isla Kalebic and Otis Keane
- Layla Bornmann and Brody Warner
Year 4
- Kaydee Van Deventer and Dylan Hookway
- Lola Angus and Cooper Warrick
- Addison Campbell and Deion Fernando
Year 5
- Clancy Boss Equal 1st Michael Malaxos and Koby Kalebic
- Bailey Trovarello
- Chloe Rear and Fletcher Bell
Year 6
- Hannah Seaborn Equal 1st James Bornmann and Cooper Trovarello
- Sienna O’Rourke
- Tessa Hadfield and Linus Keane
As we approach the end of another term, teachers and educators often find themselves reflecting on the year that has passed. Thoughts turn to academic growth, goal setting and celebration of achievement. But at this time, teachers are also reflecting on the young people their students are becoming. What difference have I been able to make in the lives of my students this year? How have I helped guide them? What do I still wish to achieve before the end of the year? One of the most important aspects of school that we frequently talk about is development of the whole child. But what does this mean? A well-rounded education is more than just a focus on academics, it is about developing character and resilience, a moral conscience and personal values in our students. It is these aspects of our students lives that will live on long after the lessons of the day are forgotten and those that will still shine through many years from now. It is an important part of the school experience that teachers are seeking to develop at all times.
Athletics Carnival
Congratulations to all students who successfully took part in a wonderful carnival today. We were blessed with good weather and it was so nice to welcome families back onto campus for one of the Years 3-6 community highlights of the year. Although there were some very close contested races throughout the day, in the end it was Knox faction who came out on top winning the carnival with 8059 points. Congratulations also to Delany Faction for winning the Spirit Award. As well as witnessing some terrific individual displays of athleticism today, even more importantly there were plenty of fine examples of sportsmanship and support for each other to be seen today too. Well done to these students. We owe a big thanks to Mrs Richards for all her hard work in preparing and organising the day and hope everyone enjoyed themselves. Age Champions will be announced at the next assembly. Click here to see more photos from the day.
Fathers Day Liturgy
On Monday, the Lavalla Campus welcomed all fathers and father figures onto campus for a coffee and a special Morning Prayer Assembly. We heard from some of our Year 3 Red students who had created both good humoured, and meaningful reflections about their Dads and we took some time to celebrate all the wonderful contributions Dads make to our lives. Please enjoy one of the reflections from Grace Taylor in 3 Red below:
Dear Dad,
Happy Father’s day! Thank you for being there when I need you. I like it when we go to the park with Snowy and fly the kite, it makes me feel good at the end of the day. I like how we laugh at things on the radio.
Time for a Guess Who? He shouts at the TV in football games like the players can hear him, he pretends he is the commentator on the radio, and takes me to the park with Snowy. Can you guess who he is? It’s my Dad!
He’s funny, kind, cheerful and loving, plus a thousand other adjectives I don’t have time to say.
Love from Grace.
Assembly
Last week students were treated to a bumper assembly headlined by the Year 3 Green class who delivered a great performance centred around the Earth, Sun and Solar System. Students have been learning all about this topic in class and presented both an informative and entertaining assembly item (with plenty of songs and choreography too). Well done to Mrs Gray and our wonderful Year 3 Green students. We also celebrated our IPSHA Cross Country participants and a large number of award winners which is so pleasing to see. Well done to all students! If you missed the Assembly you can watch it by clicking here
Marcellin Award
The Marcellin Award at Lavalla is presented at assemblies to one student selected by the Leadership Team from submitted nominations.
Congratulationns Benji Davies, Year 5 who was awarded the Marcellin award at the last assembly. Benji is a young man who is always ready to offer a helping hand and give up numerous lunch times to help others. Every one of his thoughts and actions is genuinely motivated from the heart, in both his consideration of others and in his endeavour to be the best person he can be. His humble, respectful, and diligent nature has made him a valued member of not only his class, but the Newman College community. Congratulations Benji on demonstrating the Marist values of St Marcellin Champagnat so readily and setting a fine example for others.
The West Australian Advertisement Award
In Term 2, Year 4 students entered a competition run by The West Australian newspaper to design an advertisement. Each student had to choose a company to research and design an ad within the stated guidelines. Almost 1000 advertisements were entered and the winners were chosen based on their visual appeal, originality and creative concepts. Congratulations Ella Baw whose winning design was featured in The West Australian. She received a $100 gift certificate too. Well done Ella on an amazing effort!
Author Visit
Last Monday, students received a visit from West Australian author and artist Michael Speechley. Michael spoke with students about the process he went through to get his first book published and the many occasions he has had to overcome failure in his life. He delivered a very humorous, but heart-warming presentation that finished with him reading his first ever book, ‘The all new must-have orange 430’ – a book about consumerism and the different ways our choices can impact the environment. It was a thoroughly enjoyable event and we must thank Mrs Le Dan for the time and effort she took to organise this visit.
Latest News from The Arts Department
- Catholic Performing Arts Festival 2020
- Spring Music Night
Photo Day Reminder
Families are reminded that School Photo Day is on Monday 14 September (Term 3 Week 9).
Students need to remember to come to school in their full winter uniform. Boys are reminded to have their ties on, top buttons done up and shirts tucked in. Girls are to make sure they are wearing the appropriate hair ties and jewellery. All students will need their envelopes to present to the photographers on the day. A schedule of the day’s photos is below.
Download 2020 Lavalla Campus Photo Schedule
Save the Date – Primary School Committee Dad’s Golf Day
Dental Screening
Dental Screening for all students enrolled in the school Dental Service will take place on Thursday 5 November.
The screening is a quick growth and development check to look for any obvious concerns. It is not a full dental examination.
If you have any queries please contact Deanmore DTC on 9245 2664
