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Term 4 Week 6: From The Deputy Principal, Mission and Catholic Identity

We educate above all through being present to young people in ways that show we care for them personally. We make time for them beyond merely professional contacts, getting to know each one individually. Personally and together as a group we seek to establish relationships with them, founded on love, which create a climate for learning and an educational setting, for passing on values, and for personal growth鈥.
(Article 99 鈥 In the Footsteps of St Marcellin Champagnat)

The ideals shared across the 83 countries around the world in which Marist education in the tradition of Saint Marcellin Champagnat is present, are reflected in the extract above from In the Footsteps of St Marcellin Champagnat. At 秀秀直播, we seek to be a vibrant, local expression of these ideals in our commitment to developing each young person in our care in a holistic way that seeks to invite each to reach the fullness of life socially, emotionally, spiritually, intellectually and physically. We do this as an intentional community of faith and learning in which we are unified by our shared appreciation for the place of our Catholic faith and its unique Marist expression. It is within this climate of learning that we seek to establish a nurturing educational setting in which our values may become sign-posts to grow and support each member of our community.

 

Year 11 Philippines Immersion

On Thursday 22 November, our Year 11 Philippines Immersion group will be commissioned at our Thursday Morning Mass.

On Friday 23 November, 14 Year 11 students from 秀秀直播, will be joined by two Year 11 students from St Joseph鈥檚 School, Northam, to begin their two week Immersion in the Philippines accompanied by Miss Clare Cole, Leader of Youth Ministry & Advocacy, Mrs Rebecca Bramanto, Leader of Wellbeing Year 11 and Mr Daniel Lynch, Deputy Principal Mission & Catholic Identity.

The students attending are:

Elizabeth Adams, Jack Burgess, Courtney Beveridge, Kiara Camisa-Cason, Matthew Giumelli, Clare Hogg, James Kerr, Stephen Loreck, Rayne McGowan (St Joseph鈥檚, Northam), Benjamin Miniello, Alannah Peou, Megan Pethick, Cole Stevenson, Emily Tang, Anthea Todman and Jeklyn Wallis (St Joseph鈥檚, Northam).

We congratulate our 2018 Year 11 Philippines immersion group on taking this next step in their journey following their six month formation and preparation process.

秀秀直播 Mothers In Prayer: An Open Opportunity for all our Mums

鈥楳ums in Prayer鈥 (MiPs) is coming to a kitchen table near you 鈥

We have a newly formed triplet of 秀秀直播 mums who meet around their kitchen table for 1 hour, once a fortnight to pray for their children, their children鈥檚 friends, teachers and our wider school community. They are looking for other like-minded Mums who would enjoy praying together in a relaxed environment over coffee (and sometimes cake!). This is a multi-denominational group of women who desire to actively invite God鈥檚 guidance, favour and protection into daily life. If you are interested in the spiritual growth of your children and their peers, or would like to investigate what this looks like, the next date is set for Wednesday 28 November, 9.00-10.00am (this is the last meeting for the year).

For further details and the address of 鈥榯he kitchen table鈥 please contact:

  • Lisa Gleeson (mother of Daniel, Year 7) – lisajanegleeson@gmail.com
  • Vanessa Strohmeier (Principal鈥檚 Support Team) – vanessa.strohmeier@newman.wa.edu.au

Weekly Thursday Morning Community Mass (Champagnat Chapel 鈥 8.10am 鈥 8.35am)

All parents, guardians and families across our PK-12 College are invited to attend the weekly Thursday morning Mass celebrated by Fr Joseph Tran and Fr Mark Baumgarten. Our weekly 秀秀直播 Community Mass is an important way that we as a Catholic community seek to nourish and live-out our faith in community with one another.


St Vincent de Paul Christmas Appeal

The St Vincent de Paul Christmas appeal is in full swing! Thank you to everyone who has donated so far. In aid of the appeal, the 2019 Social Justice Captains along with the Faith and Liturgy Captains met with Fred Simons from the Doubleview St Vincent de Paul Conference to learn about their work and the direct impact that the donations have for families in need this Christmas Season. Parents are encouraged to watch the following with their children to learn more and discuss the work of St Vincent de Paul. The Christmas appeal at the College will continue until Friday 30 November on the Marian and Lavalla Campuses and Friday 7 December for the Marcellin Campus.

 

24:7 Floreat Youth Group

A message from the 24/7 Floreat Youth Group Leaders, Angela and Sebastian:
“What a night we had at Floreat last week! Experiencing everything from the Irish fiddle to classical cello, from tap dancing to lip syncing. The 24:7 Floreat鈥檚 very first talent show was spectacular! Thank you so much to all the wonderful people that came and made it such a good night. This week, the story of our Old School Heroes continues with games and activities that will keep you on your toes. So come along and bring your friends to win a prize! We meet each Sunday night (6.00pm – 8.00pm) in the Parish Hall at St Cecilia鈥檚, Floreat. The Youth Group is open to all young people in Years 6-12.” Call Angela 0455 960 174 or Sebastian 0403 230 395 for more information.

Catholic Mission visit to 秀秀直播

Catholic Mission Schools Engagement Coordinator, Judith Nyamuli, visited 秀秀直播 on Thursday 8 November to thank the students who attended the Anti-Poverty Mass and share other ideas of how young people can support the work of the Church. The students also had an opportunity to ask Judith questions about the work of Catholic Mission. We thank Judith for taking the time to come and speak to the students.

The Aboriginal Catholic Ministry

The Aboriginal Catholic Ministry (ACM) is a non-profit organisation, of the Archdiocese of Perth founded in 1975 to meet the spiritual needs of Aboriginal people within the Perth metro and surrounding areas. The ACM promote the spiritual, cultural and social development of people of Aboriginal descent. There latest newsletter can be found .

 

Catholic Mission Christmas Concert; In Word and Music

Catholic Mission invites staff, students and their families to attend the annual Christmas Concert on Thursday 6 December at St Patrick鈥檚 Basilica, Fremantle from 7.00pm – 8.15pm.
Tickets are; Adult $30, Concession $20, 12 years and under are FREE. Tickets can be purchased聽.

Catholic Mission are inviting concert goers to consider taking a refugee or single mum along with them. If this is something that they would like to do, as an opportunity for encounter and engagement with someone on the margins in the season of Christmas, they can contact Francis Leong who will make the necessary arrangements for this to happen through the Red Cross and Pregnancy Assistance.

 

World Day of the Poor

The World Day of the Poor will be held on the 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, this year on 18 November 2018. In his message for the second World Day of the Poor, Pope Francis has called for a new evangelisation that prompts Catholics 鈥渢o make tangible the Church鈥檚 response to the cry of the poor鈥. The Australian Catholics Bishops Conference (ACBC) responded through The Australian Bishops Commission for Pastoral Life chairman Bishop Terence Brady encouraging all Catholic communities to be involved and respond to the theme of day: 鈥淭his poor man cried and the Lord heard him鈥 (Psalm 34:7). For the Pope鈥檚 Message, World Day of the Poor, please . For Prayers of the Faithful, World Day of the Poor ; For Mother Teresa Prayer 鈥 Who is Jesus to Me, . Further info: communications@perthcatholic.org.au

Primary Disco

On Friday 9 November, our little groovers in Pre Primary – Year 6 enjoyed a聽night full of music, dancing and FUN!

A special thanks to the Primary Social Committee and the Primary teachers who made this whole night possible.

Student Reflections

At the disco I had so much fun. It was a blast. It had fun and happy songs to dance to and they gave out lots of candy. Sounds fun, right?

Annabel Lynch, Year 2 Blue

 

I really liked the karaoke part of the disco where everyone got to sing, and the DJ gave out prizes to good dancers and some of the singers. Every now and again there was a conga line and everyone joined so it got REALLY big. I liked watching how everyone was dancing, no-one just sat at the back!

Dyllan Roberts, Year 5 Red

IPSHA Touch Rugby Carnival

On Thursday 8 November, 30 Year 6 students were selected to represent 秀秀直播 at the IPSHA Touch Rugby Carnival at John XXIII College. We had three teams of 10 students that participated in the carnival, all of which showed great sportsmanship and had heaps of fun! There was seven rounds throughout the day, where we competed against eight schools including 秀秀直播. All teams did really well and we congratulated each other on each of our achievements. On behalf of all the Year 6 students that participated in the carnival, we would like to thank Mrs Horn, Mrs Zelich and Mrs Short for preparing and coaching us. We would also like to thank Tranby College for hosting and John XXIII College for providing the venue on which the event was held.

Savannah Doyle and Gabrielle Ang, Year 6 Students

AFL Girls Dockers Cup

In Weeks 4 and 5 of this term, students from Years 5 – 9聽participated in the 2018 AFL Girls Dockers Cup held at City Beach Oval.

Years 5 & 6

This year we had two teams entered in the Years 5 & 6 Dockers Cup. The girls played impeccably well and went down in the Grand Final to Iona by five points. Congratulations to Madeline Peou who was awarded woman of the match for the Grand Final. Thank you to Mrs Lisa Webb for assisting me with coaching the girls and thank you to the Year 10 秀秀直播 students who umpired on the day.

Erica Horn, PE Teacher

Years 7, 8/9

Trials for the tournament started weeks ago, with 秀秀直播 entering a Year 7 team and a combined Year 8 and 9 team. A big thank you to every student who came along to trials. Unfortunately with limited places we had to leave some great players behind, however this is an awesome testament to women鈥檚 AFL.

The Year 7 girls had a great day on the field , with the girls constantly showing enthusiasm and school pride throughout the day. The team finished with one win and two losses, but it is safe to say the future of women’s AFL at 秀秀直播 is very bright. A big congratulations to Matilda Simpson who was awarded Year 7 Player of the Carnival, and thank you to Mr Nathan Wear for his coaching expertise on the day.

Year 9 Specialist AFL classes have been putting in some hard work this year and this showed ithroughout the tournament. Under the coaching of Mrs Webb, the Years 8/9 team showed courage, determination and a lot of skill, finishing the day undefeated. Unfortunately so did five other schools, resulting in 秀秀直播 narrowly missing out making the Grand Final on percentage. Sportsmanship is the word that comes to mind as 秀秀直播 offered a struggling Perth Modern team four of our own players in the final game. We may not have won the tournament but the spirit showed by our players was amazing! A big thank you to Mrs Lisa Webb who coordinated the trials and training sessions in the lead up to this competition. Congratulations to Charlotte Adams (Year 9) who received Player of the Carnival.

A big thank you to the Year 10 specialised Girls AFL class who umpired the tournament. It was great to see your skills learnt in class applied in the real world. Great work.

Thomas Williams, Head of Sport

JIA Support Group Meeting

This is an open form for parents and children to raise questions regarding your child鈥檚 arthritis. See attached poster for further information聽