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As we draw to the close of another term, I have been left reflecting on just how much has happened in our school over the past ten weeks. We have had carnivals, excursions, buddy days, concerts…it’s no wonder it feels like time is passing so quickly! As we enter this holiday period, I find myself reflecting on all things with a tremendous sense of gratitude. It was not that long ago that we were unable to do any of these things, a situation many students and families have been enduring in the Eastern States for most of this year. We are tremendously fortunate to be able to gather, come to school, see our friends, and enjoy all the extra-curricular opportunities available to us. I hope students and families can find time in their break to pause and reflect on this and be grateful for everything they have been able to enjoy this year. My wish is for all our College families is to enjoy a safe and relaxing break – to spend time with each other building connections and memories. We look forward to welcoming all students back on the first day next term.

Highlights from Past Two Weeks

6 Red Assembly 

This week we were treated to a great assembly item from 6 Red who shared with us the important message of the rights of children. They shared with us many of the important rights of young people including the right to an education, shelter, to be loved, and access to medical assistance when sick or injured. It was a good reminder to all of our students that although we take many of the rights of children for granted in our own lives, there are many children around the world for whom these rights are a challenge. We also acknowledged several students with merit awards, medals, and certificates for all of their hard work and efforts across this term. Keep up the great work boys and girls!

Athletics Age Champions & Runners-up 

We recognised our Age Champions and Runner-ups from our Athletics Carnival at Assembly today. Students were awarded their medals today and should be very proud of their efforts. The full list of champions and runners-up are below:

• YEAR 3 Boys 
  1st Lewis Macgregor
  2nd David Van Der Walt
  Equal 3rd William Burton
  Equal 3rd Louie Falcinella
• YEAR 3 Girls 
  1st Amelie Santoro
  2nd Evie Bryant
  3rd Shylah Davey
• YEAR 4 Boys 
  1st Jordy Vladich
  2nd Otis Keane
  3rd Caleb McCluskey
• YEAR 4 Girls 
  1st Jessica Avins
  2nd Isla Kalebic
  3rd Lola Vogl
• YEAR 5 Boys 
  1st Dylan Hookway
  2nd Deion Fernando
  3rd Hamish Macgregor
• YEAR 5 Girls 
  1st Kaydee Van Deventer
  Equal 2nd Lola Angus
  Equal 2nd Livia Bogdanov
  3rd Annabelle Adamini
• YEAR 6 Boys 
  1st Michael Malaxos
  2nd Jaspar Martin-Booth
  3rd Fletcher Bell
• YEAR 6 Girls
  1st Clancy Boss
  2nd Bailey Trovarello
  3rd Chloe Rear

We also had several records broken on the day, which is a fantastic effort and something for our students to be very proud of. The following records were broken:

• YEAR 3 
  Amelie Santoro – Hurdles with a time of 11.79s.
  Amelie Santoro – 200m with a time of 35.59s.
  Lewis Macgregor – Turbo Jav with a throw of 19.55m.
• YEAR 4 
  Jessica Avins – Turbo Jav record with a throw of 17.46m.
• YEAR 5
  Livia Bogdanov -Turbo Jav record with a throw of 16.45m.
• YEAR 6 
  Clancy Boss – High Jump record with a jump of 1.42m.
  Bailey Trovarello – Interschool IPSHA carnival Long Jump with a jump of 4.17m.

 

Marcellin Award 

This week our Marcellin Award was presented to Lara Lucano in Year 3. Although Lara is one of the youngest students on our campus, she has not let this stop her from leading the way for her peers and setting a fine example for others. Lara was nominated by her teacher Mrs Gray who describes her as an incredibly positive person with a huge heart that is full of love, kindness and gratitude. Lara is so generous with these attributes that she makes a positive difference in the lives of her classmates everyday. Lara sees the good in everyone and is always there to help others in need. Well done Lara on setting such a fine example for others!

This week we also presented another very special Marcellin Award. In a beautiful gesture, some of our Year 6 students nominated Mrs Richards for a Marcellin Award! Mrs Richards was nominated for organising our first K-6 carnival alongside Mrs Vlahov, and for all the effort she placed into the huge number of pre-carnival events. Students in Year 6 could see the lengths she was going to, to create a wonderful experience for all students, and how her love of work and family spirit shines through in everything she does. We are very grateful to have you on our team Mrs Richards!

K-6 Primary Disco 

It was great to see so many students and families at last week’s K-6 disco! Students really seemed to enjoy the evening, and it was great to see everyone taking part so positively. I would like to thank DJ Rosie for the great tunes, and the staff who supported our event, especially Mrs Pastorelli and our Year 11 and Year 12 student leaders who were so keen to support and help out our younger students. I am sure we will be back again next year!

Catholic Performing Arts Festival 

The Performing Arts Festival for Catholic Schools and Colleges has now come to a close for 2021. The festival provides students with specific ‘performance platforms’ where they have the unique opportunity to give their very best and perform to a public audience. Our campus was well represented in the performance categories that encompassed; choral, drama, musical, instrumental, vocal and dance aspects of the performing arts. Congratulations must go to all students who performed in the festival. Several students were even awarded certificates recognising outstanding, excellent, and meritorious performances in the festival.

• Certificates of Merit 
  Antonia Capolingua – violin solo
  Brayden Lim – violin solo
  Grace Taylor – piano solo
  Hamish Macgregor – piano solo
  Lavalla campus choir
• Certificate of Excellence 
  Hamish Macgregor and Lewis Macgregor – piano duet
  Harrison Leahy – cello solo
  Benji Thompson – cello solo
  Skertzando Strings and the Newman Junior Dance Troupe
   
• Certificate for Outstanding Performance 
  Joshua Woods – violin solo
  Nya Casotti – violin solo
  Vivarchay String Ensemble and the Newman String Quartet

Well done again to all our student who took part in this year’s festival.

IPSHA Interschool Athletics Carnival 

After a false start last week thanks to some inclement weather, approximately 45 students took part in the IPSHA Interschool Athletics Carnival on Monday which was hosted by All Saints College in Bullcreek. Students enjoyed a great day and did our College proud both in their performances and in their sportsmanship. There is not one single ‘winning’ school on the day as the carnival focus is participation and having fun.  We are however pleased to say a number of students did very well in their individual events. A big thanks goes to Mrs Richards, Lenny, Mrs Horn, and Mrs Fitzpatrick for their support and encouragement of students on the day.

Speak Up Award Finals 

Last Friday evening, while most students were enjoying our K-6 Disco, one of our students was still hard at work proudly representing our College. Isabella Crisona from 6 Blue was taking part in the finals of the Speak Up Awards – a competition that runs across schools from all over the state where students are invited to perform a 4-minute speech designed to inform, persuade, or entertain. Out of the thousands of students that took part in the competition this year, Isabella made is through three rounds of judging to make it to the final sixteen students. Her speech, “I have a dream”, was all about the struggle for human rights and was delivered with great emotion and passion. We are very proud of Isabella and the wonderful way she has represented our school community.

The Great Bookswap 

Last Friday morning, under the guidance and direction of Mrs Alison Le Dan, students were welcomed into the library to take part in The Great Bookswap. This event involved students and families donating pre-loved, and sometimes even new books, which students were able to purchase for a gold coin. As a primary school we were able to raise $800 for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation whose vision is to lift literacy levels in remote indigenous communities so that all children across Australia have the same choices and opportunities. We are very grateful for the support of Mrs Le Dan and her team in coordinating this event, and to the many parents and families who brought in donations.

Year 5 Zoo Excursion 

Last Friday, our Year 5 students and parent helpers visited the Perth Zoo as part of their Science Adpations program. Students had the chance to learn about behavioural and structural adaptations of several animals, even having the chance to get up close with a turtle and the skin of lion. Students listened to a presentation from one of the zookeepers, and took part in a scavenger hunt where they had to locate information about the adaptations of animals. Students also had the chance to freely explore the zoo and collect information on animals that they used in their report writing back in class. A big thank you to the Year 5 teachers for all their hard work in organising the day out for their students, and to all the parent helpers who were able to support on the day.

Year 3 Scitech Excursion 

On Wednesday this week, students from Year 3 had the pleasure of visiting Scitech as part of their Science and Digital Technologies units they have been studying. Students took part in ‘Top Secret License to Spy’, a hands-on adventure that had students using their skills to solve puzzles and crack codes in order to discover who had committed a most terrible crime! Students were also left in awe as they visited the planetarium, exploring the infinite wonders of our solar system, and seeing what life on our moon might be like. I think it is safe to say that all students had a great day out, and we are very grateful to the team at Scitech and to all of our parent helpers for joining us.

Bill Gordon Bush Poet

Last Wednesday, Year 3 students gathered excitedly in the Lavalla Library to listen to Bill Gordon from the Australian Bush Poetry Association. This was a very special event for one of our Year 3’s, Kate Gordon, as Bill is Kate’s Granddad.
The following recount is written by Kate (3G) about her experience.

It all started on the 15th, of September 2021 when we all walked to the Library. Some of us curious, some of us excited. As we continued to walk, a man came into sight, he was wearing an Akubra hat with many badges that looked like Australian images. I looked closer. It was my grandfather, Bill!

Mrs Gray introduced him to everyone and he said, “I am Kate’s grandad but you can call me Bill.” Everyone laughed. Soon after explaining a few things, he started telling poems such as: Mr Whippy Van, The Man from Snowy River and many more! After this we brainstormed the start of a poem together. We all worked collaboratively and this is what we came up with.

I have a little puppy, 
Lockie is his name. 
He really is quite naughty, 
But we love him all the same. 
Lockie loves to tear up shoes, 
And does really stinky poohs! 

Mrs Gray gave us a challenge to continue the poem and see what we come up with. I can’t wait to see what everyone comes up with. After we did the activity, I got up and said, ‘Thank you to Grampy’ (That’s what I call him!) Plus, I gave him a box of chocolates from Year 3.

A huge thank you to Bill for coming to Newman College and inspiring us to be amazing poets!

Farewell Miss Kuppens 

This week, students in 6 Blue said goodbye to Miss Lauren Kuppens who has been completing her final pre-service teaching practicum under the guidance of Mrs Horn. In her short time at our College, Miss Kuppens has built some wonderful relationships with her students, and has delivered many engaging and meaningful learning experiences. It has been our pleasure to have her as part of our staff this term, and we wish her all the best with her future endeavours. I’m sure the 6 Blue class will miss her very much!

Important Information For The Next Two Weeks

Class Allocations 2022 

In Term 4, teachers will begin looking at class groupings for 2022. Many factors are considered when selecting class placements for students and each child’s best interests are the main priority when these decisions are made. Class placements are made in consultation with all year level teachers and significant time and consideration is given to this task. Class placement is made with due consideration of gender, pastoral needs, social and emotional needs, special learning needs, and relationships.

If you believe that your child has needs that require consideration, please arrange a meeting to discuss this with their classroom teacher early in Term 4 or contact me via email at stuart.mcclorey@newman.wa.edu.au. Parents should be aware that requesting a certain teacher is not a consideration in the class allocation process.

Class allocations will be shared with families towards the end of term 4.  I thank you for your understanding and support.

Important Dates

Next term we will publish some of the important dates to watch out for in Term 4 as there are a number of important events taking part across the College. A few of the important dates for the first two weeks though are:

• Mon Oct 11 – Year 7 2022 Orientation Day
• Mon Oct 11 – Pupil Free Day (except year 7 2022)
• Tues Oct 12 – First day of Term 4
• Fri Oct 15 – Saint John Henry Newman Feast Day (buddy day)
• Tues Oct 19 – Vocal Showcase (6.30pm)
• Thurs Oct 21 – Dental Screening
• Fri Oct 22- Year 5 Leadership workshop
• Fri Oct 22 – 3 Blue Assembly

Parents are reminded to check the College Calendar in advance for events specific to your child’s campus and year level.

Newman Parents ‘Under Your Influence’ – Jade Lewis 

On Monday night Jade Lewis was a guest speaker at Newman Parents.  Her story is one of significant redemption and inspiration.  At 15 years of age, she had the world at her feet as an aspiring Olympic athlete, only to be destroyed by drug addiction.  Her road to recovery was not easy and the impact on both Jade and her family was significant.  Her life today, however, is one that is committed to bringing to light the challenges young people face in the choices that they make in their lives.  The proliferation of drugs and alcohol, as example, is a societal problem that we have to navigate as parents.  As the primary educator we need to be actively present to our children not only in what we say but what we model.  A key aspect of Jade’s story was the role that parents play in walking with their children.  We should never be afraid to seek help, to ask the expert or the health provider who can assist when situations arise that affect our children’s health and wellbeing.

To that end, the role of the school is significant as a support mechanism for families.  At Newman College we continually educate and provide opportunities through our wellbeing program for students to discuss, evaluate and reflect on risk behavours.  The consequences of that fleeting decision that a young person can make could change the rest of their lives.  It is incumbent upon us to have clear expectations and guidelines that support the health and wellbeing of our young people.  We have a responsibility to intervene, to ask questions and seek help as necessary.  What we also can do is continually encourage our students to dream about their future and the things that they want for themselves.  God has a great plan for you and that plan is to prosper (Jeremiah 29); this is the hope that we have for all our children.  Jade may not have reached her dream to be an Olympic athlete but her next dream was to educate young people by telling them her story.

Newman Parents 2022 

Our vision for 2022 is for more families both in our school and those from the wider community to attend Newman Parents events.  In 2021 we had some outstanding speakers who deserved to speak to a larger audience.  On Monday night we had 50 parents and friends who attended Jade Lewis’ wonderful presentation.  The general feeling on the night was that more people needed to hear her story.   As we determine the schedule for Newman Parents for 2022, we will release details earlier in the new year with better communication to the community, and opportunity to register attendance.

Industry Breakfast 

On Wednesday 8 September, we had our annual Industry Breakfast.  This event provides an opportunity for College industry partners, sponsors, staff and Year 12 students to come together allowing our students to connect, ask questions and learn about the journey our guests have had in industry.  Forging a career and making a difference in the world starts in the conversation, the invitation to participate in a field that has purpose and meaning.

We very much appreciated those who took time out of their busy schedule to be present to our young people who I am sure were very grateful for their time and words of wisdom.
As Year 12 concludes over the next 2 weeks it is our hope that they are ready for the next stage in their journey. I hope the industry breakfast has given them perhaps an inspiration, if not further reflection of what is possible.

Newman College Council 

On Thursday evening the Newman College Council met to discuss a number of broader planning issues, one of those being the 2022 Budget.  Once the College Budget is endorsed by Council it is submitted to Marist Schools Australia for final approval.  In early Term 4 we will communicate our school fees for 2022.

Multicultural Week 

Newman College takes the opportunity to celebrate and recognise the diverse cultures of our world annually.  So many events have taken place across the campuses over the past two weeks to acknowledge Multicultural Week.  Aside from the wonderful dancing and the music, the food, in particular the gelato at the Lavalla Campus, was most enjoyable.  Our sincere thanks to all teachers involved for their initiative, creativity and inspiration.

College Captains 2022, Presentations 

Today, the Senior Leadership Team had the pleasure of listening to a number of prospective College Captain speeches.  All students spoke with passion, inspiration and conviction.  No matter which two students are finally selected for the College Captain positions, all Year 11 students who have been involved in the leadership program are to be congratulated for the commitment and value they have brought to the process.  We will be announcing these leaders at the Year 12 Graduation Assembly in Week 10

 

Mr John Finneran
PRINCIPAL

 

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Lavalla Music Night as well as the performance of the Lavalla Dance Troupe, and it was so great to see these events so well supported not just by families, but also by other students who came along in support of their friends. The Arts had a real impact on me as a child. My music teacher – Dr Robert Braham – was one of the best teachers I encountered while at school, and he was someone who became an inspiration to me in my own journey into education. He taught me the values of hard work, discipline, dedication, but also the importance of how a quality relationship can impact the learning of students. I also enjoyed the many friendships I made during these experiences, and the appreciation I have now for all things music and theatre. Sometimes, people see the Arts as an add-on to education, when in fact I strongly believe it is an essential part of any well-rounded school experience.

One of my personal highlights from the Music night came from two of our Year 6 students. Nikita had just finished singing her solo to the audience (talk about courage!) and was coming off stage as Clancy was coming on to perform hers. I’m not sure if families in the audience noticed it, but just as Nikita was coming off, Clancy held up her hand and gave her a little high five to congratulate her on her performance. I thought it was amazing that even in the midst of preparing to perform herself in just a few seconds and all the nerves and anticipation that must come with this, Clancy had room in her mind (and her heart!), to congratulate her friend who has just gone before her. These are the little moments that I live for as an educator – those small but so important occasions where we see students thinking outside of themselves, and for the good of others. It certainly left me with a very warm and proud feeling in my heart.

Highlights from Past Two Weeks

Assembly 

Last Friday we were treated to an awesome assembly item from 3 Red who taught us all about the planets and their location from the sun. Students shared some interesting facts about each of the planets and topped it off with a great song to help us all remember the order of the planets using the mnemonic: My Very Excellent Monkey Just Served Unicorn Noodles. Well done to all students from 3 Red for their efforts and to Mrs Young for all the hard work and preparation she put into preparing students. We also acknowledged the efforts of several students who were awarded Merit Certificates for their fine efforts in class. Well done to all our students this week!

Bookweek  

This week has been a very special week in the calendar – book week! Reading is so important to the success of our students, and we are so glad to be able to celebrate all things reading this week. On Wednesday students received a visit from Mark GreenWood, author of several books including The Legend of MoonDyne Joe and Simpson and his Donkey. Mark spoke with students about the writing process and shared his journey as an author and in some of the stories he has written. We also celebrated our annual Book week Dress up day on Friday. It was wonderful to see so many students dress so enthusiastically for the day and take part in the excitement of the day. I would like to thank Mrs Le Dan, Mrs Bailey, and Miss Hall for all of their contributions and hard work to our Book Week celebrations this week!

Lavalla Music Night 

Last Tuesday night we gathered in the Marist Auditorium to celebrate the talents and efforts of our Music students at Lavalla. The night began in true rock n roll style with our drummers, before we heard from a number or soloists and ensemble groups, including our choir. It was wonderful to hear the many pieces of music prepared by our students in collaboration with their music teachers and tutors. We are especially grateful to Marg Goldsmith and the Arts team for the opportunities and experiences they are affording our students, and to all the families and students who attended on the night in support of our performers.

Lavalla Dance Troupe 

It has been a busy few weeks for our Lavalla Dance Troupe under the guidance of Mrs Amy Raveendrakumar. After performing at the Wakakirri concert two weeks ago, our students were again performing a different dance this week at the Catholic Performing Arts Festival. Running over three nights, our students took part in the dance program on Tuesday evening, delivering a beautiful piece of emotive and well-choreographed movement which was very well received by the audience. We are very grateful to Mrs Raveendrakumar for her guidance and coaching in the lead up to the festival, as well as Miss Sankar and Miss De Gois who assisted on the night. I would also like to thank those parents who have been so supportive of the dance program this year.

Year 6 Leadership Camp 

On Thursday and Friday last week, our Year 6 and Year 7 student leaders took part in a very special leadership camp. The camp was organised by our Year 12 ATAR Outdoor Education students and gave the opportunity for students to try their hand several different activities designed to challenge them in different ways, as well as improve the way they work as a team. The camp took place at the Manjedal Activity Centre which is not far from Serpentine. Mrs Short accompanied students and by all account’s students had a wonderful time despite the odd shower and sleeping in tents! We owe a big thanks to Mr Mike Van Der Heever for the invitation to attend and to his Year 12 ATAR students for their professionalism and assistance in helping everything run smoothly.

IPSHA Cross Country Carnival 

As we reported in our last newsletter, two weeks ago 62 students across Years 3-6 took the trip down to Bunbury to take part in the IPSHA Interschool Cross Country Carnival. All of our students raced with great energy and enthusiasm and did a fine job of representing our school with pride. At the time of publishing our last newsletter we did not have all the details of the results, but we can now reveal the fantastic results of several students in particular:

Year 3 Girls 

• 1st: Amelie Santoro
• 6th: Vienna Crisona

Year 3 Boys 

• 6th: Jonah Durlik
• 8th: Julian Cameron
• 9th: Hunter Bailey

Year 4 Girls 

• 2nd: Allegra Clark
• 3rd: Jessica Avins
• 6th: Isla Kalebic
• 10th: Layla Bornmann

Year 4 Boys 

• 2nd: Stefan Moschopoulos

Year 5 Girls 

• 5th: Annabelle Adamini
• 7th: Livia Bogdanov

Year 5 Boys  

• 7th: Luke Rombouts

Year 6 Girls 

• 10th: Clancy Boss

Year 6 Boys 

• 5th: Jaspar Martin-Booth

We are very proud of all our students for their efforts, and for the great way Mrs Richards and Lenny trained and led our team. Roll on the Athletics Carnival!

‘Wild Places Elsewhere’ workshop 

On Wednesday, several Performing Arts students across Year 5 and 6 were able to take part in a workshop entitled ‘Wild Places Elsewhere’. The focus of the workshop was on how students experience the natural world. Students were able to create props which were then used later in a theatre show presented by our guest performers. Students had a great time engaging in this unique opportunity, and we are very grateful to the Arts team for working hard to provide us with this opportunity.

Gardening Club 

This week, Mrs Gray, along with some of our younger students across the campus, created a new initiative across our campus – a gardening club. Mrs Gary is using the gardens around the back of our hall as a way to engage some of our students in some real-world collaboration and problem solving, as they seek to rebuild our class gardens.

Students were very excited to be a part of it all, and Mrs Gray will be speaking to students on Monday to canvas interest from other students who would like to take part in some way. A big thank you to Mrs Gray and to her first group of students for their enthusiasm and sense of ‘doing for others’, as well as Mr David Marshall (Chief grounds person and all-round good guy) who will be supporting the Gardening Club also.

Artist in Residence 

On Wednesday, students from our Art extension program in Year 5 and Year 6 took part in the Artist in Residence program. Students were invited to the Marcellin campus with artists Emily Rose and Bethwyn Legg. Students listened to and worked alongside the artists to create some very interesting and artistic cushion designs.  I am sure they are looking forward to finishing these off over the coming weeks. A big thankyou again must go to our Arts team for all their hard work and effort in preparing this experience for our students.

Lavalla Choir 

Yesterday, it was great to see our Lavalla Choir take part in the Catholic Performing Arts Festival. The choir has been working very hard all year to prepare two beautiful pieces, giving up their lunchtimes each week to rehearse. We are very grateful for the dedication and support of Mrs Annette Grayden, and to our students who took part. You all sounded beautiful!

Write a Book in a Day 

This week a number of our Year 5 and 6 students took part in the ‘Write a Book in a Day’ program. The program began in 2002 and last year there were more than 1000 teams across Australia getting involved. Write a Book in a Day is a fun, creative and collaborative competition for students in years 5 to 12 and adult writing groups. Teams of up to ten have just one day to write and illustrate a book from start to finish, making sure to include some unique parameters in their story. We can’t wait to have these published and placed in the library soon!

Have Sum Fun Maths Competition 

Over the past three weeks, the year 3 to 6 students have been competing in the “Sum Maths Fun competition” conducted by the Mathematical Association of Western Australia. The competition consists of three rounds of ten questions and is a maths quiz of NAPLAN-type problems designed to foster mathematical problem-solving. Teams of four students have one hour to complete each round which they access online. The students at Lavalla have been thoroughly enjoying the competition, with pleasing results. It has been an excellent activity to encourage collaboration amongst students while at the same time challenging their thinking – Miss Katya Anderson (Leader of Learning K-6)

School Drop Off 

Just a reminder to all families that students cannot be dropped off at school before 8.00am in the morning unless they are taking part in sports training, or another pre-organised College events. Staff have been noticing several children being dropped off early, some as early as 7.30am. We just want to keep all our children safe, but we cannot do this if children are unsupervised. Thank you to all those families who are supportive with this.

No hat No Play 

As the warmer months will soon be upon us, it is a good time to remind all students of our ‘no hat no play’ policy at the school. Students must wear a hat if they wish to play outdoors, otherwise they will need to stay seated in the undercover area or in the library at lunch. Schools have these policies for the protection of children and to keep them safe from harmful UV rays. If your child doesn’t have a hat, they can purchase one from the Uniform Shop or from the Lavalla office.

Important Information For The Next Two Weeks

There are so many events coming up over the next two weeks. Make sure you mark these down in your calendar!

• Mon 30 Aug – Speak Up Award Semi Finals (Good luck Isabella in Year 6!)
• Fri 3 Sep – Lavalla Assembly (4 Blue)
• Mon 6 Sep – Year 5 First Aid Incursion
• Mon 6 Sep – Lavalla Prayer Assembly (Father’s Day theme)
• Mon 6 Sep – Newman Parents Jade Lewis Presentation (7pm in Auditorium)
• Thurs 9 Sep – R U OK Day
• Fri 10 Sep – P-6 Athletics Carnival
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