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2023, Term 2, Week 12 Newsletter

Acknowledgement of Country
Principal's Message
Student Awards
Happy Birthday
Dates to Remember
Winter Uniform Sale 30% off
Parents & Friends
Star of the Sea Parish Bulletin
Our Diocesan Community
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Acknowledgement of Country

St. Patrick's School acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work, the Koroitch-gundidj people of the Maar Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Principal's Message

Dear Parents and Carers,

Koroit Irish Festival

This weekend is the Koroit Irish Festival. I thank the amazing work done so far by the Parents and Friends Irish Festival volunteer team. The amount of work going on behind the scenes is incredible, it is amazing the time and effort people are willing to put in to support the students of our school. We are truly blessed to have such a willing and able parent group. I wish all organisers, coordinators and volunteers contributing to our Irish Festival fundraising efforts the best of luck this weekend. Thank you. A special thanks to Amy Perry and Tammy Langdon for their coordination of this huge catering event.

Thank you to the many students who have signed up to join us for the procession this Saturday April 29th. We currently have over 40 students coming along, amazing!

Students will be required to gather near Duke’s Commercial Hotel at 11.45am. The procession commences at 12 midday on Saturday April 29th. Look for St Pat's staff.

Our theme is going to be a farm theme, students can (if they choose to) come dressed as a farmer or farm animal OR wear their school sports uniform top. For the procession some students will be on a trailer for the float, others will be walking alongside. This will be decided on the day. Please make your child/ren aware that they may be walking alongside the tractor and trailer and not on the trailer.

ANZAC Day School Leaders

Thank you to the four school leaders that represented our school on ANZAC Day at the Koroit War Memorial. Our student leaders laid a wreath created by our school. Our students laid a wreath constructed from rosemary harvested from our school garden, a symbol of remembrance. Our school leaders represented our school with responsibility and respect, two of our SWPBS core values. See our ClassDojo school story for images.

Kind regards,

Nick Murrell

Principal

Moyne Athletics Sports

Student Awards

Room 1

Atticus Sherry for a great start to Term 2. Atticus, your resilience and growth mindset have been outstanding this week. Keep up the wonderful work.

Maya Lilley for having a positive attitude to all of her school work and learning this week. What a wonderful start to Term 2, congratulations

Room 2

Max Hillam for having a growth mindset in all classroom activities this week. You have had a great start to Term 2 participating in all tasks with a positive attitude!

Mimi Martin for sharing your opinions and experiences during class discussions this week, it was great to hear you sharing your knowledge with others. Keep up the good work!

Room 4

Ada Leishman for showing respectful and safe behaviour in the classroom and playground. Ada, you have a very positive and happy attitude in our class, often making people smile and laugh. You always help people in need without hesitation and we love having you as a friend in our class.

Jack Lane for the enthusiasm you have had for learning about ANZAC DAY this week and contributing to our class discussions thoughtfully. Jack, you have concentrated on set tasks and produced an excellent page on ANZAC Symbols. Well done and keep up the great work!

Jordie Quarrell for showing a responsible attitude in helping out her peers, both inside and outside the classroom. Jordie is a friend to all and helps out her peers whenever needed. Thank you Jordie for all the amazing things you do!

Room 5

Ava Monnier for being a responsible learner. Ava, you always listen carefully to any class discussions and you are always ready to offer an opinion or give an answer. Well done.

Charlotte Lilley for being a responsible learner and helping others to finish their poppies on Thursday. You not only did and excellent job of your own poppy, but you helped make sure that we had enough for our wreath. Thank you.

Room 7

Billy O’Connor for his contributions to ANZAC Day discussions and an excellent reflective paragraph on what ANZAC Day means for him. Setting a high standard early in the term Billy. Well done!

Beau Porter for making an impact with kindness, patience and thoughtfulness in a short time. Beau, you have shown initiative and enthusiasm and it is noticed and appreciated. Thank you.