Students in Years 10-12 will have their individual/PCG/Co-Curricular group photos taken on Tuesday 2 July.
Students are required to wear their full Winter Uniform (including polished shoes and hair is neat and tidy).
A schedule will be made available to students closer to the day.
All Years 7-12 College and NAS sporting teams will be photographed. A schedule for the day will be made available to students closer to the day.
The Blue Retreat is a three day program that is held toward the middle of the Blue Crossing and is facilitated by young Marist Volunteers with support from nominated Gold Rowers and Helmspeople. The retreat offers Remar Blue students an opportunity to explore in detail what it means to live as a disciple of Christ. The program seeks to focus on various relationships within our lives – specifically with others, ourselves and with God. The challenge is then put forward to become a person of justice, service and faith. The retreat helps the students consolidate all the have learnt and experienced through the program in preparation for their Solidarity Camp in Term 3.
More details to follow.
The aim of the Red Caravel Day is to strengthen the Caravel, with a focus on Christian leadership. Forming a strong Christian community and responding to social justice issues that exist, both on a global and local level. The day aims to review and affirm the progress of the Caravel, whilst challenging the group to continue to work towards being a strong Christian community. This is achieved through a variety of challenging activities, formation theme input, small group discussions, unique prayer experiences and Caravel goal setting leading up to the Red Leadership Camp.
