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We pray that each member of our school community has grown personally through this Lenten time and that Easter will bring for everyone a time of joy and celebration.
Jesus, during this season of Lent, guide our hearts, minds and actions so that…
- the hardened stones of DESPAIR be turned into stones of strength in the form of HOPE
- the hardened stones of HATE be turned into stones of strength in the form of LOVE
- the hardened stones of CYNICISM be turned into stones of strength in the form of REVERENT SPIRITUALITY
- the hardened stones of HOSTILITY be turned into stones of strength in the form of HOSPITALITY
- the hardened stones of INJUSTICE be turned into stones of strength in the form of JUSTICE
- the hardened stones of INDIFFERENCE be turned into stones of strength in the form of COMPASSION
Farewell Staff
Mr Bill Barry
Mr Barry was a foundation member of staff at St John the Evangelist High School and as such has been a school community member since the beginning.
Bill has been the PDHPE coordinator at St John's and led an outstanding faculty in his role. Bill has always been very generous with his time and talents and has engaged in all aspects in and out of the school on so many occasions. Bill has been involved as a coach, trainer and support in of the sports that have been offered over the years and his enthusiasm saw him involved at Diocesan, State and National level in some. His passion for rugby league also engaged him internationally and won him state level awards.
Bill has always enjoyed seeing students learning and engaging. His love of water sports and community service came together in his involvement in surf club. St John's was once acknowledged as the country school with the most students trained to be surf life savers as a result of the in-school program he organised.
Bill’s dedication went far beyond the sporting arena. He was present at so many extracurricular events. He even appeared as a cameo role in a school production one year.
Bill also has a strong commitment to his faith and willingly shared this with our community from teaching Religious Education to being involved in Liturgies.
We wish Bill the best in his retirement.
Ms Pauline Banting
Pauline has been a long term member of St John’s and has contributed to the school in many leadership positions. She has been a year coordinator, English Coordinator and the Chisholm house patron. Pauline has always had a passion for social justice and has led many initiatives in the school to assist those less fortunate. She worked with the Chisholm house each year to raise substantial funds with the ‘What’s in the box’ stall. As English coordinator she had a strong focus on ensuring that all students met their potential and was creative in her planning and programing to challenge the gifted and provided support to those that needed it. Pauline was also very committed to her faith and a great role model for Faith in Action in our school.
We wish Pauline the best in her retirement.
Mrs Sue Valente
Sue has also been working at St John’s for some time. Sue has used her talents to support students especially in the area of Literacy. She has taken on extensive professional development to provide targeted programs for intervention and helped many students build their skills and confidence to achieve in their learning.We wish Sue the best in her retirement.
Mrs Mary Allison
As a member of our office staff Mary was always a bright shining light whenever you met her. She was so proactive in creating a positive workplace with both her hard work, diverse skills and friendly manner. Mary was always a joy to work with. Mary has worked most recently in the finance office, a challenging role requiring careful attention to detail.We wish Mary the best in her retirement.
Fr Duane
As you are aware Fr Duane has moved to West Wollongong Parish. We farewelled Fr Duane at the school assembly last Thursday. He was gifted with a new black jacket from the school. Embossed on the pocket was our motto and peace dove in memory of St John’s.
ANZAC Day
This year, ANZAC Day occurs in the school holidays. Thank you to the large number of students and staff who have volunteered to represent the school at various marches and ceremonies around the district. ANZAC Day will be celebrated at a school assembly on Thursday 2 May 2019 (Week 1). Thanks to Mrs Gaudie for organising these events.
Have a wonderful holiday break and we look forward returning to term 2 refreshed and excited about the term ahead.
Mrs Sandra Hogan
Principal
Assistant Principal
Social Media Policy
- Social Media Policy Launch Date - Term 2 Week 2, 7 May 5.30 - 6.00 pm.
- Policy link: https://tinyurl.com/yyvlgrhx
- Click here to view Information for Parents and Carers
- Click here to view the Media Consent Form (this form is required and to be signed from all parents/students regarding social media consent)
Uniform
All students must wear the winter uniform from Monday Day 1 Term 2. All students must wear their blazers to school and into PALS and then again from last lesson home.
For girls: stockings replace socks with skirts. Withdrawals will apply from day 1. You may need to get your blazer cleaned over the holidays.
Piercings
Coming up to the holidays, it may be a temptation for your son and daughter to get
an additional piercing, however, as it take approximately 6 weeks to heal, we would
suggest that this is avoided. Students are not permitted to have additional piercings
to those listed in the School Diary. If students do have noticeable additional
piercings, they will be asked to remove them and placed on uniform withdrawal.
Safe Holidays
As we come to the end of Term 1, I would sincerely like to say thank all of the staff,
students and parents for another wonderful Term. SJE is a unique community full of
wonderful people all striving toward the same purpose - the care, wellbeing and
education of your sons, daughters and people in your care.
I would also like to wish everyone a well deserved, safe and enjoyable break over the
next two weeks and hope you have a peaceful Easter. I look forward to seeing you
again for another amazing Term on Monday 29 April.
challenges for parents and students who are experiencing hardship, as such, I have
attached a great support resource that we use as a school community to highlight
key support services available to all.
I have also attached a fantastic article from Parenting Ideas that explores hints and
tips around managing use of technology as well as balancing extracurricular activities
for students.
Pastoral Care Coordinator
HSC Minimum Standard Testing
As you would be aware Year 9 NAPLAN tests are no longer available as an early way for students to demonstrate the minimum standard of literacy and numeracy needed to receive the HSC.
The HSC minimum standard is set at Level 3 of the Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF).The ACSF is a nationally agreed framework used to identify and develop core skills required for personal, community, work and training contexts. Level 3 of the ACSF describes the functional literacy and numeracy skills required for life after school, for work and further education.
Some students will be eligible for extra provisions or be exempt from meeting the HSC minimum standard in order to receive their HSC.
Current Year 12
For students completing the HSC in 2019 - You do not need to meet the HSC minimum standard or pass the online tests to receive the HSC.
Current Year 11
For students completing the HSC in 2020 - You need to meet the HSC minimum standard to receive the HSC. Most students have already met this requirement.
To show you meet the standard you need to:
- pass the online reading test or have achieved Band 8 or above in reading in Year 9 NAPLAN in 2017.
- pass the online writing test or have achieved Band 8 or above in writing in Year 9 NAPLAN in 2017.
- pass the online numeracy test or have achieved Band 8 or above in numeracy in Year 9 NAPLAN in 2017.
Current Year 10
Students who will complete the HSC in 2021 are required to demonstrate that they meet the HSC minimum standard by passing online tests in Reading, Writing and Numeracy. Testing will be occurring during Weeks 3 and 4 of Term 2.
Results
Students will be able to view their progress towards meeting the three areas of the HSC minimum standard via their students’ Students Online account.
In order to become familiar with the testing, students and parents are encouraged to access the NESA website to try demonstration questions to get a feel for the test format and view sample test questions and answers online.
For further information about HSC Minimum Standards please refer to the NESA website. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the curriculum office.
OOAAA and Maths Pathways
Click here to view the OOAAA Nominations
Click here to view the Maths Pathways - 200Plus Club Nominees
Mrs Lisa Murphy
Curriculum Coordinator
Wow Term 1 is almost over! What a great start to 2019. I would like to thank the new Executive committee for all their time and planning so far, it looks to be another amazing year. Also a huge thank you goes out to all our wonderful parent/carer volunteers. Without your time and assistance at these events, things would not run as smoothly and for that we are truly appreciative.
Working Bee
Our next Working bee will be held on Saturday the 18 May starting at 8:30am. On Completion of the working bee there will be a sausage sizzle. Please come along & lend a hand. We would love to see you there.
P&F Meeting
The next P&F Meeting will be held on Wednesday the 22 May at 5:30pm in ‘E’ Block. Following the meeting there will be the Choicez Parent Presentation commencing at 6:30pm. All welcome to attend.
Canteen Volunteers
Are you looking for something new to do and want to be involved? Our wonderful Canteen staff would love for you to join them. Even if you can only spare an hour or two, one day a week, month or term, every bit helps. No experience necessary, duties may include slicing & dicing, stocking fridges & washing up. If this sounds like something that you would be interested in please call Vicki on 44231359.
Wishing you all a wonderful and safe break.
Year 10 Vaccinations
Visit 1, Year 7 students - Friday 22 February 2019 (Term 1 – week 4)
Human Papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) which requires two doses to be given with a minimum 6 month interval: Diphtheria -Tetanus -Pertussis vaccine (Boostrix) as a single dose. Immunisation packs will be sent home with students and are to be returned by Thursday 14 February 2019.
Year 10 students - Tuesday 7 May (Term 2 – Week 2)
Meningococcal ACWY vaccine as a single dose. If your child won't be at school on this day and still require the vacccination please send their vaccination form in with a note explaining they will be absent and require the follow-up vaccination on Friday 30 August.
Year 7 and Year 10 students – Friday 30 August (Term 3 – week 6)
Year 7 second dose of Human Papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) which requires two doses to be given with a minimum 6 month interval.
Year 10 catch-up Meningococcal ACWY Vaccine.
The Year 11 cohort are an amazing group of talented students and community minded young people. A special shoutout to a few students who have been involved in activities such as
- Michael Johnston, Sebastian Sezenenko and Taiha Phillips who were involved in the Worlds Greatest Shave.
- Izabella Barak, Lana-Rose Bolton, Lilli Boyton, Paige Clark, Jenna Goodman, Olivia Hodgkins, Jessica Kelly, Hayley Nathan, Kasey Sherer, Chloe Hadley and Megan Coulson-Knight who were part of the St John the Evangelist Relay for Life team.
- Pallas Retimana who took part in the RAIC 2019 program (a week long Rotary run leadership program at Parliament house).
- Shaeli Hall who competed in Las Vegas for Acrobatics. Her trio earning themselves a Bronze medal.
Year 11 were also involved in a recent NRMA program for young drivers. Just a reminder for Year 11's who start driving to school to collect paperwork from the front office.
The 2020 Senior Jersey. The year group have been involved in finalising the design for their Jersey. The cost of this Jersey is $75. Order forms will be send out in Term 2.
Ms Sarah Blades
Year 11 Coordinator
Well done to all Year 12 students who have reached the halfway point of the HSC. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all students for their efforts in completion of assessment tasks and coursework for this semester. Reports are now available on the Student/Parent Portal and I encourage students to use their report to improve on their learning.
A special thanks to students involved in the following extra curricular activities below. The leadership qualities shown by the Year 12 students has been outstanding. I wish everybody a safe and enjoyable easter break.
Relay For Life
Jonas Anderson, Aliza Briggs, Bonnie Butler, Lucian, D'Hudson,
Thomas Dawson, James Doosey, Tahni Gennison, Seamus Healy,
Kristen Hewitt, Kirrilly Heywood, Grace Lawler, Sammy Li, Amy Martin,
Jarrod Martin-Davies, Grace Rankin, Ashleen Rigney, Olivia Ritchie,
Amelia Stanislas, Makenzie Veale, Holden Walker and Jordan Crane.
Well done to all students who took part in the Relay for Life.
Easter Raffle
Charlotte Balzer, Kaleisha Cowan-Roberts and senior students came together and were able to raise $395.55 from the Easter Raffle. This is conducted evey year by the seniors to raise money to purchase a gift at the end of the year for the school. Thank you to all students who donated the easter eggs and who purchased raffle tickets. Congratulations to all the lucky winners.
Water Walk
Thank you to those Year 12 students who helped manage the Water Walk fundraiser. The money raised was donated to Project Compassion and to help raise awareness for the communities who walk to get their water for their families.
Dance Troupe
Olivia Delahenty, Sophie Phillips, Sophie Ray, Ellen Hargreaves, India Patmore and Makenzie Veale. Well done to all the girls representing the school dance troupe.
Mr Nick Garner
Year 12 Coordinator
Evonne Goolagong Tennis Day
On 29 March, 11 students from Year 7 to 11 participated in the Evonne Goolagong, Indigenous Tennis Come and Try Day at Bomaderry Tennis Courts. The students had an enjoyable day.
“I really enjoyed the Evonne Goolagong excursion. I found it really inspiring meeting Evonne. Overall, it was an amazing day and the coaches were really helpful and happy.”
(Craig Sutton Year 7)
Thomas Matthews
School Support Officer/Male Mentor
Young Koori Womens Group
Last week of Term One, Gooroon had a great time with the team from Waminda, Young Koori Women's Group. They talked about services provided in our community and preparing for their lives after Year 12. The girls enjoyed various activities including creating a Visual Inspirational Board to set goals and build on their future aspirations. This was a wonderful experience for the girls and a great opportunity for Waminda to showcase their services.
Ms Debbie Millington
GOOROON Support
It was with great pleasure that I was team captain for the SJE 2019 Relay For Life team for this inspiring community event. Our 35 participants were wonderful ambassadors for our school and got into the spirit of the Relay, even though the weather at times was against us, with the cold and strong winds. A particular mention to parents of Jade Hall, Lorna and Steve Hall, who helped keep our tent safe by holding onto the beam of the shelter whenever a gust of wind hit, enabling the rest of us to walk and build up our lap tally (and keep warm). The team walked and ran over 1300 laps, approximately 5500km. A special mention to Jessica Kelly who individually, in only a few hours, had run and walked 130 laps; Paige Clarke who completed 100 laps and to Lucian D’Hudson, who ran many laps but didn’t record on the tally sheet. Twelve of our senior students braved the cold conditions staying overnight and participated in Relay activities such as midnight onesie run, the 1:00am trivia, the 2:00am scavenger hunt and a couple even participated in the 3:00am yoga session.
Many thanks to all the SJE staff and parents who came along during the day and evening to support the team and the Relay.
I hope the photos attached capture the spirit of our SJE Relay For Life team of 2019 and this inspirational community event, Relay For Life.
Mrs Diana Clark
Relay For Life Coordinator
As mentioned in the previous newsletter, it is an ongoing tradition for St John’s students to represent the school by marching on ANZAC Day Thursday 25 April at various locations across the Shoalhaven.
The marches take place at various times at Berry, Bomaderry, Callala, Culburra Beach, Greenwell Point, Huskisson, Kangaroo Valley, Milton, Nowra, Shoalhaven Heads and Sussex Inlet. Please see the table below for the specific assembly times and places.
| Location | Assembly Time | Assembly Place |
| Greenwell Point | 4.50am | In front of Memorial Hall |
| Shoalhaven Heads | 5.30am | Outside Bakery, Centre Shops Shoalhaven Heads Road |
| Bomaderry | 9.00am | Opposite Sub-Branch Coomea Street |
| Kangaroo Valley | 9.30am | Osborne Park (Showground) |
| Sussex Inlet | 9.45am | Sub-Branch, Jacobs Drive & Nielson Road |
| Callala | 9.50am | Cenotaph at Callala RSL Country Club |
| Huskisson | 10.00am | White Sands Park, Hawke Street |
| Nowra | 10.10am | Corner Junction St & Osborne Street |
| Berry | 10.15am | LEAF/APEX Park |
| Milton | 10.15am | Corner Princess Hwy & Church Street |
| Culburra Beach | 11.30am | Culburra Bowling & Recreation Club |
ANZAC Assembly
Defence Transition Mentor
Diocesan Tennis
On Thursday 28March, Patrick Muller, Sean Donald, Jiah King and Christian Muller participated in the Wollongong Diocesan Tennis Teams Event at Beaton Park. In perfect playing conditions our boys were eager to get off to a good start against Corpus Christi. Patrick played a nearly flawless game winning 6-1 to get the team off to a flying start. Sean got an early break to lead 2-0, but his opponent broke back and held his next three service games to force Sean to serve for the match at 5-4. Some great serving and powerful shots from the baseline saw Sean take the match 6-4. Jiah and Christian both had easy wins both defeating their opponents 6-0 giving St John’s the overall win 4 matches to 0.
Next opponent was St Benedict’s. Our boys were too good for them winning all matches 6-0 setting up a match with Mt Carmel for a spot in the final. With the top doubles pairing of Patrick and Sean accounting for their opponents it was left to Jiah and Christian to consolidate a 2-0 advantage heading into the singles matches. In a tough and difficult encounter, the boys triumphed 6-3 meaning we had to only win 2 of the next 4 matches to proceed to the final. Our number 1 and 2 seated players (Patrick and Sean), got on top of their opponents early and never looked back ensuring that we got through to the final.
In a highly anticipated final the boys were looking to give their best in a daring attempt to produce an upset against the formidable Holy Spirit. A spirited conclusion was capped off with magnificent display of athletic prowess from both teams. The doubles matches were quite an entertaining affair with both St John’s teams victorious giving us a 2-0 lead heading into the singles matches against our more favoured opponents. The singles 1 match was very entertaining with both players holding serve and playing some outstanding tennis it wasn’t until a superbly placed lob shot followed by a crafty cross court forehand allowed Patrick to break his opponents serve and hold on for a 6-4 win. In the singles 2, Sean came up against a big serving left hander who proved to be a quite difficult match up. After dropping his first service game, Sean immediately broke back to level at 1-1. Despite playing some great tennis and at times seeming in control of the match, Sean lost 6-4 meaning our singles 3 and 4 needed to win to secure victory.
After devouring what Jiah said was “the biggest and best chicken schnitzel burger ever” he hit the court running and quickly hit the lead in his match. His ability to mix up his game and shot selection proved to be too much for his opponent with Jiah taking out the match 6-1. Meanwhile on court 3, Christian was battling magnificently in his match. Despite hurting his hand and needing treatment, Christian continued to hit winner after winner and took the match out 6-1 giving St John’s the boys main draw championship.
Well done boys on a great result on what was a very entertaining day of tennis. A special thanks to the parents who attended and supported the team.
Open Boys and Girls Futsal
On Friday 15 March, the Boys and Girls Open Futsal teams went to the Illawarra Sports Stadium. The Girls team were drawn in pool 2, playing Illawarra Christian school, Erindale High, Dapto High and Lake Ginninderra (Canberra). The girls started the day on a good note in the first game of the day against Lake Ginninderra B team winning 5-2. In round two the girls put in another solid performance winning 5-0 against Illawarra Christian School.
The boys then stepped in to start their day playing the reigning champions and came up against a very good WHSPA team, within a few minutes were 2-0 down. They boys then rallied themselves admirably to finish 3-0. Smiths Hill High were the next obstacle and in a tight game we prevailed to take the 3 points. The boys now needed only a point from their final pool game to make the finals, but a determined performance from Keira High saw the boys miss out on a quarter final place by a goal difference of one.
The girls competition resumed with a 0-0 draw with Erindale, the the final pool game against Dapto High finishing 5-0 to take them unbeaten into the Quarter finals. That is where they versed a very sharp Lake Ginninderra A team, unfortunately losing 3-0. Both opens teams played some excellent futsal and were great ambassadors for the school representative sport program. A number of students from Years 9 and 10 impressing to make the team.
Girls Team: Skyla Kowe, Jasmine Tan, Taniesha Angelkovski, Jessie Abbott, Zali Everingham, Casey Johnson, Tara Bailey and Zoe Anderson.
Boys Team: Liam Coulson-Knight, Rocky Lavalle, Campbell Richardson-Thornton, Riley Jarrett, Lachlan Bryce, Alexander Priest, Aidan Moroney, Lawson Moore, Sebastian Young and Lucas Johnson.
Under 13’s Boys Touch Football
With two wins, one draw and four loses throughout the day we finished in 6th position overall. It proved to be a day where fitness and decision making skills were tested and it was pleasing to see these areas improve dramatically throughout the competition. Whilst all players contributed to the team’s success, the following contributions should be acknowledged: Macklin Berry for his creative play in the link which led to many of our tries been scored, Cooper Barrett for his fitness and ability to play all positions, Campbell Bramley for his communication and organisation in defense and Lachlan Heywood for his speed and try scoring ability. It was a pleasure coaching this group of boys and I look forward to watching their touch football skills develop as they progress through their time here at St John’s.
NSWCCC Swimming
A great day of swimming at NSWCCC on Friday. St John’s had a number of students represent Wollongong Diocese. Congratulations to Bailey Hazlewood and Jayden Madge who will now represent NSWCCC at the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships next term. Bailey was placed 1st in the 16 Boys 100m and 50m Backstroke, as well as 3rd in the 200m Individual Medley. Jayden placed 3rd in the 13 Boys 50m Breaststroke. Well done to all students who attended the event.
Please note upcoming events for Representative Sport:
For any NSWCCC Closing dates visit https://www.csss.nsw.edu.au/nswccc-home.aspx to register.
Term 1
Week Eleven: Diocesan Cross Country & Football (Soccer) permission notes and payments due to the office.
Term 2
Week One:
29 April : AFL Girls - NSWCCC Closing Date
30 April: AFL Boys Girls - NSWCCC South Closing Date
2 May : NETBALL - NSWCCC Closing Date
2 May: BOYS Football (SOCCER)- Wollongong Diocesan Gala Day
3 May: GIRLS Football (SOCCER)- Wollongong Diocesan Gala Day
3 May: RUGBY - NSWCCC Closing Date.
Week Two:
6 May: CROSS COUNTRY - Wollongong Diocesan Carnival
Week Three:
13 May: Basketball- NSWCCC Closing Date.
Week Four:
21 May: Football / Soccer Under 16’s BOYS - NSWCCC Closing Date.
Please visit https://www.csss.nsw.edu.au/nswccc-home.aspx to register.
Week Five:
31 May : Athletics - St John’s Carnival
Week Seven:
12 June: SOCCER - Wollongong Diocesan Knockout - Y7-9 Girls, Y7-10 Boys, Open Girls & Boys
14 June - NSWCCC Cross Country
NSW Police Recruitment Information Session
Saturday 13 April an information session about the NSW Police Force recruitment process. Time: 9.00am -12.00pm Location: The Curtis Cheng Centre NSW Police Headquarters, 1 Charles Street, Parramatta Details and Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/nsw-police-recruitment-information-session-tickets-51984494021
Defence Guest Speaker
On Thursday 28 March guest speakers from Wollongong Defence Recruiting came and spoke to interested students, from Years 12 and 11 during lunchtime. This was a very informative session and those who attended left with a desire to apply for defence Gap Year programs or the defence force in general. All students are encouraged to pay careful attention to the daily notices where careers guest speakers are advised.
Illawarra Schools Careers Expo - Year 12
All Year 12 students will be attending this careers expo on Tuesday 7 May. The excursion is an important part of the school careers education program and is a convenient opportunity to investigate future options. Permission notes and payment are due by 30 April.
Click here to view the Careers Expo Flyer
UAC - Year 12
University Admissions Centre 2020 applications are now open. Students have received their PINs via an email to the address NESA has on file and also the UAC guide. Students are encouraged to use the guide to research their future options. Next term there will be an information session at school for completing the UAC application.
Scholarships - Year 12
UTS Women in Engineering and IT Scholarships - Applications open.
Mrs Carla Hill
Careers Advisor
The New NSW Healthy School Canteen Strategy
Food and Drink Benchmark
Term 1 2019 there will be a few changes to the canteen menu, to comply with the new NSW Healthy School Canteen Strategy, which replaces the old Traffic Light criteria of food and drinks that can be sold in school canteens. This means three quarters of the menu is everyday food from the five food groups and one quarter of the menu is occasional foods with a 3.5 or higher food star rating. Some food items high in sugar, salt and/or saturated fats that do not reach a 3.5 food star rating will be removed from the menu, eg. iced tea, Ovaltinis, cough lollies, JJ's Jumpies and some ice creams, so not too many changes. The canteen staff are working hard sourcing new and nutritious snacks and ice creams to add to the menu, eg. dip & nibbles packs, cheese dip & biscuits, fruit pikelets & scones, house made pasta dishes & salads, frozen juice cups and coconut juice ice blocks. There will be lots of new items to choose from. If you have any questions, ideas or a few hours spare to volunteer in the canteen, please contact the Canteen Manager on 4423 1359.
The school offers the convenience of online lunch orders for all students. If you wish to order online please click on the school lunch online image on the website to register.
Close off for orders is 8.30am daily, a 25c transaction fee applies. If there are any discrepancies with your order, please contact 1300 787 939.
Click here to view the School Online Lunch Instructions
Volunteers please note: Sign in at the School Office on the computerised system before you commence your shift. Please wear enclosed shoes, long hair tied back, no excessive jewellery (i.e. rings, bracelets).
Term 2
Whole school Returns - Monday 29 April
Anzac Day Assembly - Thursday 2 May
Social Media Policy Launch Date -7 May
Year 10 Immunisation - Tuesday 7 May
HSC & Beyond Information Evening - 7 May
Working Bee - Saturday 18 May
Staff Development Day (Pupil Free Day) - Monday 20 May
Your Choicez Parent Presentation - Wednesday 22 May
P&F Meeting - Wednesday 22 May
Athletics Carnival - Friday 31 May
Click here to view the Christian Community Day Flyer
Click here to view the Youth Week Flyer
Click here to view the Catholic Care Term 2 Flyer
Click here to view the Information on French Exchange Students
Click here to view the CAPA School Holiday Workshops
Click here to view the Huskisson Mothers Day Flyer
Click here to view the SBA Indigenous Uniform Flyer
Click here to view the Indigenous Design Template
Click here to view the JBMM School Holiday Flyer
Click here to view the Gymnastics Clinic Flyer
Click here to view the AFL Bay & Basin
