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Dear families,
I trust you had a great week and that your family is finding its school rhythms once again. As much as we adore our holidays, many families have expressed how lovely it is to be back into the school swing again.
In this week’s community update, you’ll find information about the church bulletin, Magic basketball and more.
In 2026, our school is embracing Positive Behaviour for Learning (PBL),an evidence-based,whole-school framework that promotes a supportive and inclusive learning environment.
Love reading? Looking for a new poster for your home? Join us at our Book Fair!
Ladies of St Mary’s are warmly invited to save the date for our “Welcome 2026 Get Together.”
Term 1 has kicked off brilliantly, and as the weather begins to warm up, students can look forward to cooling down with a refreshing icy pole.
Our senior student leaders will be selling icy poles for $1 each lunchtime from Monday to Friday.
St Marys is a SUN SMART SCHOOL. As such students and staff are required to wear sun smart hats from 1st September to the end of April regardless of whether the sun is out or not.
Sacrament Dates have been set for 2026, Reconciliation for Year 3 students, First Communion for Year 4 students and Confirmation for Year 6 students.
On Thursday morning our School Captains and Liturgy Leaders attended a liturgy at Mount St Joseph’s Girls College. This celebration was in preparation for Lent by participating in prayer and a palm leaf burning ceremony.
Staying on top of digital changes can be challenging, especially for busy parents and carers. We came across these videos, produced by the eSafety commission, that may help.
At St. Mary's we are committed to maintaining a culture of child safety. We implement strategies which demonstrate this through everyday life at the school, guided by the documents listed in the 'Read More' section.
Our Child Safety Officer is John Hein (DP & Learning & Teaching Leader).
