Deputy News
What an amazing term we have had. Filled with many events, activities and lots of teaching and learning. As we reach the last week of term it is a great opportunity for both staff and students to reflect on the first six months of our school year and then to rest as we prepare to head into the final six months for 2022.
IGNITE CONFERENCE 2022
Staff, Students and families are invite to join with thousands of people who will gather for this year’s Ignite Conference 2022: The Moment. Ignite Conference is a bold vision for the future of the Church. A Church passionate about discovering a real, present God and gathering a generation to be on fire for Jesus. Within each day, the elements of the Conference are designed to be inviting and allow people to encounter a real and present God in their midst. Ignite Conference has something for everyone. Youth will be inspired in the Ignite High stream, it provides relevant faith experiences presented by young experts. For adults, Ignite Central will feature keynotes and workshops from leading and engaging presenters, covering areas such as spirituality. leadership, justice and culture. Streams are also available for young adults and primary school students. If you would like to know more check out their webpage for schedules and registration www.igniteconference.com.au
REPORT CARDS
End of Semester report cards will be distributed next week. These will be uploaded to Parent Portal on Wednesday and hard copies distributed to students on Thursday. Any report cards not taken by students at the end of term will be posted on Monday 27 June 2022.
KINDNESS WEEK
What a wonderful week of joy and the spreading of kindness in our College. Well done to the SRC students who held lunchtime activities to engage students. There was colouring in of compliment cards – which were then given out to people in our lives that show kindness to us. We worked together to play games, showing that by working together we can achieve goals and have fun, it was important that we included others, encouraged others and practiced showing kindness (even when being competitive). The message of kindness has even been spread to the walkways and gathering areas of our College with chalk messages and affirmations creatively drawn on our concrete – these messages will be here for a few weeks to come so we can really learn from them. Today we got to show our support by purchasing cookies – these were baked by staff and students and sent a message of kindness. I was lucky enough to receive a kindness package today – which included letters of support, appreciation and kind words and a delicious cookie – what a way to brighten my day. There have been so many little things going on this week that have made it a great big week to promote kindness. Kindness does not stop today just because the week ends. We take what we have experienced and learnt with us and will continue to work on it in our daily lives.
Cate Brennan
Deputy Principal Religious Education