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PK-Y2 Life Education Van

Jo Dunn on 02/05/2018

The Life Education Program is coming to the Marian Campus in Term 3, Week 3. Life Education aims to empower our children and young people to make safer and healthier choices through education.

Parents are invited to attend the Life Education Van on Wednesday 1 August from 2.30pm-3.00pm if they would like to look at the Program on offer. The van will be located on the oval near the undercover area.

The Program supports children, teachers and families to explore a range of health topics: nutrition, body knowledge, resilience, decision making, social skills, physical activity & personal safety. Providing opportunities to develop knowledge, understanding and skills is important in positively influencing health behaviours.

Teachers select from a range of age appropriate health, and wellbeing modules to best meet the needs of their students. Students visit the Mobile Learning Centre, meet “Healthy Harold” the giraffe and engage in an interactive learning session featuring props, role play and audio visual material. This session is used as a platform to introduce and explore various health topics, which can then be consolidated and extended further back in the classroom using comprehensive student and teacher resources.

Years 3-6 Assembly – Item Year 3 Red

Jo Dunn on 02/05/2018

Family and friends are invited to attend the Years 3-6 Assembly on Friday 3 August at 8.45am in the Marist Auditorium. Students will receive Merit Certificates for their Academic achievements and Year 3 Red will present their item.

Year 10 Camp

Jo Dunn on 02/05/2018

The Year 10 students will be involved in their Adventure Camp at Dwellingup during Term 3 Week 4.

(Group 1)

Students in Brigid, Camara, Marcellin and Thomas More, will attend Camp from Monday 6 August returning on Wednesday 8 August. They will need to be at school by 8.45am for a prompt 9.15am departure. The other four guilds are required to be at school as usual on Thursday and Friday where they will follow their usual learning program.

(Group 2)

Students in Catherine, Chisholm, Mackillop and Romero will attend camp on Wednesday 8 August returning on Friday 10 August. They will need to be at school by 9.15am for a prompt 9.45am departure. The other four guilds are required to be at school as usual on Monday and Tuesday where they will follow their usual learning program.

It is anticipated that the buses will return to the College at approximately 3.15pm.

Students attended a meeting in Term 2 Week 7 to discuss clothing and equipment requirements. Parents have been informed via Consent to Go about the clothes and equipment needed.

There are still several students who have not returned their consent forms and medical details which need to be back by the end of Term 2, Friday 29 June.

Book Week 2018

Jo Dunn on 02/05/2018

Book Week takes place in Week 6: Monday 20 August – Friday 24 August.

Marian Campus

Thursday 16 August (before Book Week)
Samantha Hughes Performance

Wednesday 22 August
The Pre Primary – Year 2 Parade will take place during the morning prayer assembly in the undercover area.
The Pre Kindy parade will take place in their individual classrooms.

Lavalla Campus

Monday 20 August
Samantha Hughes Performance
The Years 3-6 Parade will take place in the Marist Auditorium after the morning bell.

Award Winning Artist and Children’s Performer Samantha Hughes delights in making mischief, of one kind and another. She writes and illustrates in a sunny studio in Fremantle, surrounded by colour and cats. Sam has worked across Western Australia creating paintings, community artworks and books filled with magic and wild adventures.

Sam’s work explores story in many forms. She loves writing and drawing strong female characters and creating modern fables. Stories are a vital part of her community arts practice – writing books with children, learning about local history and personal identity and guiding children to create personal artworks that reflect their own narratives.