Principal‟s Message
Dear Parents, Students, Staff and Friends of St Joseph‟s College,
Words cannot adequately convey the impact of our attitude
towards every aspect of our life. I once heard it said that
life is 10% of what happens to us and 90% of how we
respond to what happens to us.
The single most significant decision we can make on a dayto-day basis is our choice of attitude. It is more important
than what other people think about us, or say about us, or
our circumstances.
 Doyle Drive (PO Box 246)
Banora Point NSW 2486
 (07) 5524.9002
FAX
(07) 5524.9272
 Email: sjcbanora@lism.catholic.edu.au
 Website: www.sjctweed.org
Our theme this year is “Open up your Heart”. How much more successful would we
be if we were to open up our heart to others in whatever we did and to our
relationships with those with whom we share our lives. A closed heart is destructive
and reacts with blame. We blame others and happenings when things are not going
well. We often blame instead of take responsibility for our actions.
We need to be open to change and acceptance, to receive help as well as give it.
Community is about the head and the heart; we need to be able to live out our
beliefs.
The story of the Good Samaritan is an excellent example of the head and the heart
being open to others. May we all be Good Samaritans in our daily lives in many
small ways.
ANNUAL SWIMMING CARNIVAL
This coming Friday, 21 February, is our Annual Swimming
IT IS AN EXPECTATION THAT ALL STUDENTS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
Carnival.
Days such as the Annual Swimming Carnival are great opportunities to build
community. Mr McLaughlin, the Sports Coordinator, endeavours to organise many
varied activities so that both competitive and non-competitive swimmers can be
involved.
DAY 6 ~ MONDAY 17 FEBRUARY
DAY 7 ~ TUESDAY 18 FEBRUARY
DAY 8 ~ WEDNESDAY 19 FEBRUARY
DAY 9 ~ THURSDAY 20 FEBRUARY
 Year 12 University Showcase
(9:00am-10:00am, Doyle Centre)
DAY 10 ~ FRIDAY 21 FEBRUARY
 College Swimming Carnival
If your child is too ill to attend the carnival, then normal absentee rules apply:
parents and caregivers are to telephone the College advising of the absence by
9:30am, and follow up by a letter of explanation to the College on the student‟s
return to school.
ST JOSEPH‟S PARISH YOUTH MASS
This Sunday, 23 February, will be the first Youth Mass for 2014. Father Michael Brady
celebrates this special youth mass on the last Sunday of every month from February
to November in the Holy Family Chapel commencing at 5:30pm. It would be great to
see you all there.
God Bless
SUNDAY 23 FEBRUARY
  St Joseph‟s Parish Youth Mass
(5:30pm, Holy Family Chapel)
Mr Eric Littler
Principal
Friday 28 February 2014
Issue 3 2014 | Term 1 Week 4
Page 3
DEPUTY PRINCIPAL
WEEK 5
Monday 24 February
Year 7 Vaccinations (Round 1)
Year 10 RoSA Information Evening
Tuesday 25 February
Year 9 Vaccinations (Round 1, Boys only)
Friday 28 February
College Photo Day
WEEK 6
Monday 3 March
Year 11 Parent/Student Information Evening
Wednesday 5 March
 Ash Wednesday Mass
(11:00am, Holy Family Chapel)
Thursday 6 March
Diocesan Swimming Carnival
WEEK 7
Monday 10 March
Study Skills Presentation
Saturday 15 March
Year 10 Drama Excursion to see „1984‟
at the Gold Coast Arts Centre
WEEK 8
SJC CELEBRATES
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
Tuesday 18 March
Diocesan Winter Sports Trials
Wednesday 19 March
 St Joseph‟s Day Liturgy
(11:00am, Holy Family Chapel)
Year 12 Visual Arts Excursion to Sydney
(19 Mar-21 Mar)
WEEK 9
Tuesday 25 March
College Open Evening
(see advert on today‟s back page)
Friday 28 March
Marine Studies Excursion
Sunday 30 March
 St Joseph‟s Parish Youth Mass
(5:30pm, Holy Family Chapel)
WEEK 10
Monday 31 March
Year 12 Half-Yearly Examinations
(31 Mar-11 Apr)
Friday 4 April
Marine Studies Excursion
Sunday 6 April
Daylight Savings ends
The following letters have been sent home
with your child/ren recently:
Whilst it has been brought to my attention
that this date coincides with a musical event
in Brisbane, attendance at school MUST be
the priority.
(important information about RoSA with
parent response form to be returned)
Please note that all students are to wear
FULL SCHOOL UNIFORM FOR PHOTO DAY.
If you have sport on that day you will also
need to bring your sports uniform, but you
MUST be dressed in normal school uniform
when you have your photo taken.
Note: Photo envelopes are to be handed to
the photographer ON THE DAY.
Mr Peter Lyon
Deputy Principal
PASTORAL CARE / STUDENT
WELFARE
ROUND 1 OF THE SCHOOL VACCINATION
PROGRAM FOR 2014:
MONDAY 24 FEBRUARY
– ALL YEAR 7 STUDENTS
TUESDAY 25 FEBRUARY
- YEAR 9 BOYS ONLY
In our first newsletter for the year, I wrote
about the 2014 NSW Health Vaccination
program for students at our school. As
advised, all Year 7 students will receive their
first round of vaccinations next Monday 24
February and all boys in Year 9 will receive
theirs next Tuesday 25 February 2014.
During today‟s morning homeroom, all
students in Year 7 and all boys in Year 9 were
issued with an envelope from NSW Health
with information about the specific
vaccinations for their year group: purple for
Year 7 and olive green for Year 9 boys.
Would parents/carers please familiarise
themselves with the contents of the
envelope, and if there are any documents
missing, would you please contact the
College.
Parents/carers in Year 7 will note the single
consent form for all three vaccinations as
well as the instructions on the checklist
included.
WEEK 11
Friday 11 April
 Easter Liturgy
(11:00am, Holy Family Chapel)
Last day of Term 1
This is a normal school day
Don‟t forget to visit our
website www.sjctweed.org
for all the latest at
St Joseph‟s College . . .
LETTER BOX
PHOTO DAY – FRIDAY 28 FEBRUARY
As families are aware from our calendar, next
Friday, 28 February, will be the College
Photo Day. Photo envelopes were distributed
to students during homeroom last week.
For boys in Year 9 and all students in Year 7,
your child will only receive his or her
vaccination if a signed consent form is
returned to the school.
Collection of these forms will take place
during morning homeroom every day until the
vaccination day for your child‟s year group.
If the signed consent form is not received the
vaccination will not take place.
Mr Peter Serone
Leader of Pastoral Care/Student Welfare
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[11 February 2014]: Year 10 RoSA
Information Evening for parents and
students – Monday 24 February –
[13 February 2014]: Year 11
Preliminary HSC Information Evening
for parents and students – Monday
3 March – (important information about
the Preliminary HSC course with parent
response form to be returned)
CURRICULUM
As parents/carers are no doubt aware, letters
were issued last week to all students in Year
10 and all students in Year 11 regarding the
upcoming information night for their relevant
year group.
Each night has been specifically arranged to
pass on important information to both the
child and their parent/carers, so I ask that
you complete the response section on the
letter to advise if you can or cannot attend
the information night:
ATTENTION: YEAR 10 STUDENTS
AND FAMILIES
The Year 10 2014 RoSA parent/student
information evening will be taking place in
the Doyle Centre, next Monday night,
24 February, commencing at 6:00pm.
ATTENTION: YEAR 11 STUDENTS
AND FAMILIES
The Year 11 2014 Preliminary HSC parent/
student information evening will be taking
place in the Doyle Centre the following
Monday night, 3 March, commencing at
6:00pm.
Mrs Kathy McAlister
Leader of Curriclum
College Musical
The Creative and Performing Arts Department
is excited to announce that this year we will
be presenting Disney’s “High School Musical”.
The performance dates are June 19 & 20,
with a matinee performance on June 18.
Auditions have started but there is still room
in this Thursday’s (20 February) after-school
auditions if interested. Although it is a big
commitment, it should be great fun and
we look forward to your support.
Mrs Loretta Visser
Leader of Learning – Creative Arts
The School Newsletter and School Calendar are both available online @ www.sjctweed.org.
The School Calendar contains year group events, assessment schedules and term dates.
St Joseph‟s College Newsletter | 17 February 2014
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ST JOSEPH’S
CATHOLIC PARISH
TWEED HEADS
Catholic Presbytery
Ph: (07) 5536.7522
St Joseph’s Parish
Tweed Heads
PARISH YOUTH MASS
Our next Youth Mass will be held
this Sunday, 23 February,
in the Holy Family Chapel,
St Joseph‟s College,
Doyle Drive, Banora Point
commencing at 5:30pm
Youth Mass Dates for the remainder
of 2014 are as follows:
(Note: Our Youth Masses are held on
the last Sunday of each month,
from February to November)
SCHOOL EVANGELISATION
2014 SACRAMENTAL PROGRAM
If there are any students who are baptised
Catholics but have not been confirmed or
received their first Holy Communion and
would like to do so, would you please contact
me at the College.
Mr Scott McDermott
Leader of School Evangelisation
As I sit here, the beating of my heart,
the ebb and flow of my breathing, the
movements of my mind are all signs of
God’s ongoing creation of me.
I pause for a moment, and become aware
of this presence of God within me.
TERM 1:
TERM 2:
TERM 3:
Week 2: Sunday 27 July
Week 7: Sunday 31 August
Holidays: Sunday 28 September*
TERM 4:
Week 3: Sunday 26 October
Week 8: Sunday 30 November
*Note: This date may be subject to change
Visit the College website for
more information about
SJC or for back copies
of the Newsletter
John 1:29-34
The next day John saw Jesus coming
toward him and declared, “Here is
the Lamb of God who takes away the
sin of the world! This is he of whom I
said, „After me comes a man who
ranks ahead of me because he was
before me.‟ I myself did not know
him; but I came baptising with water
for this reason, that he might be
revealed to Israel.” And John
testified, “I saw the Spirit
descending from heaven like a dove,
and it remained on him. I myself did
not know him, but the one who sent
me to baptise with water said to me,
„He on whom you see the Spirit
descend and remain is the one who
baptises with the Holy Spirit.‟ And I
myself have seen and have testified
that this is the Son of God.”

John‟s mission has reached its
completion. His function was to
point people in the direction of
Jesus, the Lamb of God. With
these words John draws back the
curtain and Jesus takes centre
stage in our human story, inviting
us to be with him.

John knew “who” Jesus is, but
“what” Jesus is was suddenly
revealed. He sees the Spirit
descend and remain on Jesus. The
Spirit takes up permanent abode in
him. As I move through today can I
be aware that my life is pervaded
with the Spirit of God?
WEEKEND MASS TIMES
St Joseph‟s Parish
St Anthony‟s Parish
Saturday Vigil:
6:00pm
Sunday:
7:00am & 9:00am
Sunday:
9:00am (Bilambil)
Saturday Vigil:
6:00pm (Kingscliff)
Sunday:
7:30am (Pottsville)
Sunday:
9:00am (Kingscliff)
Fr Michael Brady
Parish Priest
Fr Paul McDonald
Parish Administrator
‘You Have A Friend’
Date
Attendees (Accompanying Adult in bold)
17/2/14
T1, W3
Mikayla Hayes, Brent McDonald,
Riley Jan and Mr Chris Morrison
24/2/14
T1, W4
Rachelle Joc, Demi Lynch, Bronte
O’Donoghue and Miss Lyn Pimm
Just as a candle cannot burn
without fire, men cannot live
without a spiritual life.
Buddha
Spiritual relationship is far more
precious than physical. Physical
relationship divorced from spiritual
is body without soul.
Mahatma Gandhi
Happiness cannot be travelled to,
owned, earned, worn or consumed.
Happiness is the spiritual
experience of living every minute
with love, grace, and gratitude.
Denis Waitley
We are not human beings
having a spiritual experience.
We are spiritual beings
having a human experience.
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Week 9: Sunday 30 March
Holidays: Sunday 27 April*
Week 4: Sunday 25 May
Week 9: Sunday 29 June
H
Remembering that I am still in God’s
presence, I imagine that Jesus himself
standing or sitting beside me, and say
whatever is on my mind, whatever is in
my heart, speaking as one friend to
another.
Great men are they who see
that spiritual is stronger than
any material force
- that thoughts rule the world.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Maturity is the ability to think,
speak and act your feelings within
the bounds of dignity. The measure
of your maturity is how spiritual
you become during the midst
of your frustrations.
Samuel Ullman
A life is either all spiritual or not
spiritual at all. No man can serve
two masters. Your life is shaped by
the end you live for. You are made
in the image of what you desire.
Thomas Merton
Physical strength can never
permanently withstand the
impact of spiritual force.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
By having a reverence for life,
we enter into a spiritual relation
with the world. By practicing
reverence for life we become
good, deep, and alive.
Albert Schweitzer
Empathy is really the opposite of
spiritual meanness. It's the capacity
to understand that every war is both
won and lost. And that someone
else’s pain is as meaningful
as your own.
Barbara Kingsolver
Students Absences: Please telephone the College between 7:45am and 9:30am on the day of the absence.
A signed parental note is also required within seven days.
Catholic Secondary Education on
the Tweed since 1993
Doyle Drive,
Banora Point, NSW 2486
Tel: (07) 5524.9002
Fax: (07) 5524.9272
Year 7 Technology Mandatory
Year 7 have spent the first weeks of high school learning about
the design process in their technology classes.
To help understand how an idea is developed into a completed
product students were set the challenge to create towers using
nothing but drinking straws and sticky tape. The tallest, free
standing tower in each class was declared the winner.
These proved to be entertaining and engaging lessons that
allowed the students to apply what they had learned to a
practical situation.
Mr Dean Robinson
Technology Teacher
St Joseph‟s College Newsletter | 17 February 2014
Page 8
ST JOSEPH’S
CATHOLIC PARISH
St Joseph’s Parish
Tweed Heads
TWEED HEADS
Catholic Presbytery
Ph: (07) 5536.7522
SCHOOL FEES
Invoices have been sent out to all families
for 2014 school fees. A reminder to
families that the full years fees have been
raised on the invoice. Contact Kim Lockley
(07 5536 3884) should there be an
anomalies on the invoice.
Families still have the option of paying
their fees in the manner that they have in
the past ie. weekly, fortnightly, monthly,
per term, in full by 28 February to receive
the 5% discount off the tuition fee portion.
Families have been requested to advise
the Parish Schools Board to the method
and frequency of payments. To-date, only
a small number of families have provided
this information. Please email your details
to sfm@stjosephs.org.au so school fees
records can be updated.
CREATIVE ARTS
YEAR 10
CHOIR
Choir has begun for 2014! Students can be
involved in singing in a group in a few ways at
St Joseph‟s . . .
Year 10 has begun quite smoothly for most
students and I am really pleased with how
they have positively approached the new
school year.
Our College choir rehearses every Tuesday
morning at 8:00am with a repertoire of
Rock/Pop, Jazz, Folk and some traditional
part songs.
I have stressed to the students that Year 10 is
the bridging year between those early, and
sometimes difficult, years of high school, and
the challenging senior years. I have
encouraged the students to take this
opportunity to renew focus on schoolwork
and to develop mature and positive
relationships with all members of the school
community.
Our Liturgical choir provides music for
College liturgies and masses – we rehearse
prior to each event during an allocated
lesson.
Our Youth Mass choir provides music for the
monthly Youth Masses in the Holy Family
Chapel. We rehearse for each mass by
meeting for two lunchtimes prior to the
mass.
Mrs Louise McLaughlin
Leader of Pastoral Care – Year 10
(Music Teacher)
YEAR 11
I would hope by this stage that all students
have finally committed to their pattern of
study. A big „thank you‟ to Mrs Kathy
McAlister for her tireless work with many
students who have decided to change from
one subject to another.
Mr John Klein
Schools Finance Manager
Term 1 commences on Wednesday 29 January
Term 1 concludes on Friday 11 April
Term 2 commences on Monday 28 April
Term 2 concludes on Friday 27 June
Term 3 commences on Monday 14 July
Term 3 concludes on Friday 19 September
Term 4 commences on Tuesday 7 October
Term 4 concludes on Friday 19 December
Please refer to College website regarding
Pupil Free Days
ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE
UNIFORMS
On-campus store located here at the
College – but managed by Lowes –
Just follow the covered pathway
down past the St James MPC
and take a right turn
(look out for the signs!)
Ph: 0407 666 411
Tuesdays: 12:00pm to 3:30pm
Thursdays: 8:00am to 12:00pm
Payments:
Cash and EFTPOS Only
NO CHEQUES ACCEPTED
At our first assembly a number of past
students from 2012 spoke to the students
about how they approached their senior
studies. A common theme from all who spoke
was that there was no hiding from the
reality: that you only get back what you put
in. I hope by now that all students have
begun working in all their subjects.
STUDENT ABSENCES
It is important that student be at school. To
miss lessons is to miss valuable content. The
students need to be aware that holidays are
to be taken in holiday time and not during
school time. Appointments for any reason are
best out of school hours. Research has shown
that student who are absent often perform at
a lower level than those present.
BEING INVOLVED
There are many opportunities for students at
St Joseph‟s College to be involved in a
variety of activities whilst at school.
Community service, the College musical,
swimming carnivals, debating are just a few.
It is pleasing to see how well Year 11 have
responded to these.
STUDENT EXCHANGE
WEP Australia provides high school students
with international experiences that enhance
personal growth. If you or your child are
interested, information can be found on
http://wep.org.au/info/teachers. I also have
information regarding meetings.
Mr John Besgrove
Leader of Pastoral Care – Year 11
The repeated motif I will use with these
students is the notion of “Worthy Women”
and “Mindful Men”. In all of their interactions
at school and beyond I would hope that their
appearance, conduct and language reflect
that of fine young men and women who have
a positive sense of self-respect, as well as
respect for others.
Mrs Louise McLaughlin
Leader of Pastoral Care – Year 10
RELAY FOR LIFE

Saturday 15 March at Cudgen Leagues
Club from 3:00pm to 9:00am Sunday 16
March.

Donate to our team to help support the
Cancer Council in their fight against
cancer in all its forms.

Go to Tweed Valley Relay for Life 2014 –
“Joey’s and Friends”
YEAR 9
Thank you to Year 9 for the efforts you have
made in starting 2014.
Uniform is still a concern and I ask all
parents/guardians to ensure your child is
dressed according to the school guidelines.
It is not difficult to put on a belt and wear
only one pair of studs/sleepers in your ears.
Students should be settled in their elective
classes now, if there is any concerns, please
see me about subject changes and we will
organise the correct procedure to sign in and
out of classes.
I would encourage all parents/guardians to
log onto the „Parent Portal‟ if they haven't
already done so.
Congratulations to Taila Gray on her recent
rowing achievements and also Max Bryant on
his Cricket achievements.
Mr Damien Quinn
Leader of Pastoral Care - Year 9
If your child is ill and cannot attend school to sit an exam or submit an assessment,
the parent or caregiver will need to obtain a doctor‟s certificate to cover the child‟s absence.
Issue 3 2014 | Term 1 Week 4
Page 9
SPORT
CANTEEN
REPRESENTATIVE SPORT
Registrations for both Diocesan and CCC
sports will now be done on-line.
All students will come to school as normal
and will walk to Club Banora, following
assembly.
Entry to the pool is free for students as this
cost has been incorporated into school fees.
(The only money your child needs to bring is
for purchasing food/drink items at the
event.)
The carnival should start at about 10:00am.
All students will have opportunities to earn
points for their House in many Novelty Events
(both in and out of the water). No student
will be forced to do any event. It will be a
great College community event and an
enjoyable day for all.
Sunscreen and shade are available and
students are encouraged to drink plenty of
water throughout the day. Canteen facilities
are available.
For those swimmers who place 1st or 2nd in a
championship event, the Diocesan Carnival
is on Thursday 6 March 2014 at Banora
Point.
The NSW Combined Catholic Colleges
(NSWCCC) Carnival at Homebush is on
Tuesday 29 April 2014.
Students will be notified through the Daily
Notices, Assemblies and the Newsletter as to
when particular sports are “open” for
nomination and when the deadline is.
Families with students who wish to nominate
for representative sports at Diocesan or
higher levels should make themselves
familiar
with
the
Diocesan
Sport
Website sport.lism.catholic.edu.au. There is
a link here to the CCC site as well.
THERE IS A PRIZE!
With every lunch order placed this week
(Monday to Thursday) each
student will be issued with a
raffle ticket for a very
special prize! At lunchtime
on Thursday 20 February,
there will be a draw for a
$100 City Beach voucher,
courtesy of Slush Puppie.
Thank you very much Slush
Puppie!
As always, please remember to get your
lunch order in before school.
Please note that nomination deadlines will
be strictly adhered to. (This is a stipulation
from the Diocese and, unfortunately, we
cannot assist you if you miss the online
deadline.)
Mrs Dianne Pinkstone
Canteen Manager
Sports which are open for nomination now
(and close soon) are:
Have the time of your life when you spend a
summer, semester or year overseas as a WEP
exchange student.

Diocesan Swimming Carnival 400m freestyle

Hockey - Girls Diocesan Selections

Golf - Boys and girls CCC selections

Tennis – Combined Catholic Colleges

Rugby League - U15 and Open Diocesan
Selections

Rugby Union - U16 and Open Diocesan
Selections

Soccer - Boys and Girls Open Diocesan
Selections

AFL - U15 Diocesan Selections
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to three students from our College who took part in the Northern Rivers
Rowing (NRRA) Age Championships held on the Tweed River at Murwillumbah, on the weekend
of Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 February. The three girls were Aleesha Lenehan (Year 8), Taila
Gray (Year 9) and Mikayla Willoughby (Year 7).
WEP Student Exchange
– Memories & Skills For Life
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Applications for long-term programs starting in
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France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and
Spain start to close in mid-April. Applications for the
USA close earlier. Contact WEP for details.
Early Bird Special – Save $500!
WEP is currently offering Early Bird discounts for
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following countries: Brazil, Belgium, France,
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Find Out More!
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including
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These three girls competed in a number of individual events (single sculls) and combined
events (double and quad sculls). All three girls are to be congratulated on achieved
outstanding results, especially considering it was their first NRRA Age Championship regatta:
Aleesha Lenehan
Age Champion U15 Women‟s Single Scull
Age Champion U15 Women‟s Double Scull
Age Champion U17 Women‟s 2000m Quad Scull
Silver Women‟s U15 Quad Scull
Taila Gray
Age Champion U17 Women‟s 200m Quad Scull
Mikayla Willoughby
Silver Women‟s U15 Quad Scull
Our community should be very proud of
Aleesha, Taila and Mikayla, as they
conducted
themselves
with
pride,
representing both their school and their local
club. The girls have a number of school
regattas coming up in the near future and we
wish them well. Keep an eye out in coming
newsletters as we will pass on more news of
their achievements.
Mr Peter McLaughlin
Sports Coordinator
If you have any news of a
student’s achievement,
sporting, academic,
or otherwise, please
let us know, as we’d
love to share it with
the SJC community,
via the weekly College
Newsletter.
FREE STUDENT EXCHANGE
INFORMATION EVENING IN
TWEED HEADS
Hear from returned students, find out more
about discounts and scholarships available
and ask questions.
Thursday 27 February - 7.30pm
South Tweed Sports Club
4 Minjungbal Drive
TWEEDS HEADS SOUTH
Visit www.studentexchange.org.au
or call 1300 135 331 for more information
REGISTER NOW
Kingscliff District Football Club are
currently registering players from U6 through
to Seniors both boys and girls.
To register go to: www.kingsclifffootball.com.au.
Planner: The student planner should be signed by parents/caregivers each week.
Any concerns? Contact the relevant Homeroom Teacher or Leader of Pastoral Care (Year Coordinator).
An invitation is extended to all families in the district to see and
experience the College in action at the
Be amazed, be entertained,
but most importantly . . . be educated!
5:00-7:00pm
Tuesday 25 March 2014
5:00 to 6:00pm
(Last tour at 6:00pm)
School Tours featuring displays and demonstrations
from each of the areas of learning
6:00pm
Sausage Sizzle
6:30pm
Information Session in the Doyle Centre
Year 7 2015 Enrolment Applications Close:
Friday 9 May 2014
Completed application forms MUST be accompanied by:
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Note:
the (non-refundable) enrolment application fee of $55.00.
photocopies of the last two school reports.
photocopy of NAPLAN results.
photocopies of sacramental program certificates
(Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist, if applicable).
a photocopy of the child’s birth certificate.
Prior to the Open Day, enrolment packages will be distributed to
students in Year 6 at St James, St Joseph’s and St Anthony’s
Primary Schools.