Term 1: March 5, 2015
newsletter
St Pius Primary School: Phone 3267 7306 Fax 3267 1217 Email [email protected]
Principal Ms Margo Carwardine
It’s difficult to believe that
we have just passed the
half way mark in Term 1!
This is certainly reflected
not just by the calendar, but
the way the school community has settled into the flow
and routine of the academic year.
Coming Events
ing the wisdom gained at the conference March
Wednesday 11th to Friday 13th
with the school community, as the year
Yr 6 Camp to Mapleton
unfolds.
Celebrating with the
Sisters of St Joseph
On Sunday afternoon I
was privileged in being able to accept the
invitation and join the
Mission and Catholic Schools
Sisters of St Joseph in celebrating the
Last week Kim, our APRE, and I were
refurbishment of Hearth Place, St Joprivileged in attending the Brisbane
seph’s Convent at Nundah. This occaCatholic Education (North) symposium
sion rejoiced in the completion of the
focusing on Mission and Catholic
Schools. The two exceptional guest
renovation of St Joseph’s Convent,
speakers were Br David Hall (fms - Mar- which is the ‘hearth place’ of the Sisters
of St Joseph’s. Congregational Leader,
ist Brother) and Br Damien Price (cfc –
Sr Monica Cavanagh, drew inspiration
Christian Brother). Each stimulated
from our great Pope Francis as she
much thought and discussion around
sub themes such as leadership, mission, called us all to… Look to the past with
gratitude, live in the present with passurvival, contemporary times and the
era of change, and renewal. The overall sion (and love what you do), and emtheme reflected the increasing demand brace the future with hope. This occasion was also a wonderful opportunity
for Catholic school leaders to be confifor me to reconnect with the many Josedent and competent mission thinkers,
phite sisters who have been an inspiraskilled in:
tion to me in the four Josephite schools I
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Theological reflection;
have taught and held leadership roles in
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Reading contexts and underover a number of years. As a beginning
standing the dynamics that are
teacher I took a leap in faith and acceptdriving change in religious and
ed my first position at St Joseph’s
cultural areas and;
School, Mt Isa (this was a long way to
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Understanding the role of narrative, ritual and symbolism in help- venture for a young lady from country
NSW). In the years that followed, I was
ing students, staff and families
appointed to various roles at St Paul’s
move forward.
We certainly live in challenging, yet ex- Woodridge, St Pius (yes, I’ve served at
citing times and I look forward in extend this wonderful school many years ago),
and Holy Rosary, Windsor – all Josephite schools! I was blessed to teach
with a number of amazing Josephites,
who held at the heart of all they did the
real spirit of St Mary MacKillop.
Tuesday 17th
St Patrick's Day
Zone 6 Swimming Carnival
(held at Sommerset Hills State
School - Kitchener Road)
Wednesday 18th
School Board Meeting
Celebration of the Sacrament of
Penance, Holy Trinity Church,
Banyo
Saturday 21st
St Pius Race Day
Harmony Day
Wednesday 25th
P&F Meeting
Friday 27th
Arch Bishop Mark visiting
April
Thursday 2nd
Hour of Power Caritas Walk
9am—10am
Last day of Term 1- 2.50pm finish
Friday 3rd to Sunday 19th
School Holidays
Friday 3rd
Good Friday
Sunday 5th
Easter Sunday
Monday 6th
Easter Monday
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Principal Ms Margo Carwardine
Student Awards
PG Max Evans
PR Sophia Mammino
PY Shani Nunn
1G Stella Perry
1Y Ben Warburton
2G Hannah Hibberson
2Y Beth Doran
3G Charlie Perry
3Y Finn O’Sullivan
4G Rachel Ryan
4Y Jasmin Roberts
5G Claudia McMahon
6G Elliott Stark
PE Yr 1Y
Art Yr 3G
Music
Library Angus Gemmell &
Tom Watson
Awards are presented
at assembly on
Monday 9th March
All welcome
Journeying Through Lent
In the last two newsletters I
have spoken of our journey
through Lent and encouraged
families to focus on one of the
three Lenten traditions - prayer. This
week I would encourage all families to
explore a second tradition of Lent – that
of Almsgiving, when we open ourselves
to others. Why not try:
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Sharing what you have by sponsoring our Caritas project – The
Hour of Power?
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Saving what money you might
spend on ‘take-away’ food to give
to the poor?
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Visiting a family member?
Our faith in Jesus Christ and our mission
to proclaim the Gospel demand of us a
commitment to promote justice and enter
into solidarity with the voiceless and
powerless.
The project is certainly chugging along
well, with yesterday’s site meeting reflecting that program targets are presently on track.
Do you know where we are talking
about?
In last week’s newsletter, Kim asked all
families to be respectful of designated
and no parking spaces in and around the
church and car park. For those drivers
who may not be sure where we are talking about, here are some photos of
‘model’ cars doing the wrong thing!
Please check your own parking, and if
you have family members or friends who
assist with bringing children to school, let
them know the correct and incorrect
places to park their vehicle. Unfortunately, this was a topic of conversation at last
week’s P&F meeting, with members of
the community
Where NOT to park
tiring of others
not doing the
Building Work
With the demolition and
basic excavation work complete and taking just two
weeks, our builders have
this week commenced work E SAFE
on the foundations and in
ground services (such as plumbing) for
our new classrooms and toilets. This right thing. Safety matters in our commumeans that the bulk of the loud noise is nity. Thank you, in anticipation of your
now behind us (yeah!), and we can now support.
expect the hum of a regular building site.
Parent Teacher Meetings
In the next few days, all
families should receive letters home inviting parents /
carers to meet with their
child/ren’s teacher/s. This is a wonderful
opportunity for you to share important
information about your child, as well as
discuss their progress. I encourage all to
make the most of this opportunity.
Principal’s Ice Cream Award
Presented to
Ronnie the Concreter
who, when on our building site, tripped and fell in front of 25 Prep children!
With much dignity, he taught more by example, than by word…
which is one of Saint Mary MacKillop’s famous sayings.
(Each week in 2015 a member of our St Pius community will be selected to receive the Principal’s Ice Cream
Award. The award will acknowledge the recipient’s contribution to the school community that reflects the
spirit of Mary MacKillop. Aside from receiving a certificate the recipient will receive a voucher for a medium
take home pack of Baskin Robbins ice cream. Thank you to the school family who donated this prize.
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Principal Ms Margo Carwardine
Staff Commitment to Student Safety and Enjoyment
This week six St Pius members of staff undertook their training in
Aquatics Supervision. Generously giving their own time after school,
this involvement reflects our commitment to support student safety and
well-being, maximise the use of our facilities and bring fun to the school
day. A big thank you to the staff members who joined myself as we
tested and extended our aquatic fitness and skills, having good fun at
the same time!
Prep 2016 Enrolments
As per last week’s Newsletter, we are currently accepting applications for Prep 2016. Please, if this involves your
family, or you know of friends who have a child who will be eligible to enrol, visit the school website or contact the
office as soon as possible. We will commence conducting interviews in March.
http://www.stpiusbanyo.qld.edu.au/documents/enrolment.html
Children born 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011 are eligible for Prep in 2016. Some parents / carers you may have heard
that students who turn 5 by the end of July the year they start Prep are now eligible to enrol. Acceptance is not automatic and is only at the discretion of the Principal. I have included information which may help you to make your decision if you are considering applying to enrol your child early for Prep.
When do children start Prep in Queensland?
Queensland children are eligible to attend the Preparatory Year (Prep) if they will reach the age of 5 years by 30
June in the year they propose to attend Prep.
Who is eligible for early entry to Prep in Queensland?
Children whose birthday falls in the month of July, and children who have previously enrolled at school in another
state or country, may be able to commence Prep early if they are assessed by the school principal as being ready
for school.
These are the only circumstances in which early entry to Prep is permitted under Queensland legislation.
How do you decide if a child is ‘ready for school’?
If your child will turn 5 years of age in July or has previously attended school in another state or country and you are
considering applying for early entry to Prep, the principal at the school at which you are intending to enrol will need
to decide whether or not your child is ready for school.
The principal’s decision will be based on your child’s attributes including ability, aptitude, social and emotional competence, physical development, and level of knowledge and understanding.
The principal may consider things such as whether your child can:
• confidently make choices/decisions and follow through
• make several attempts to complete a new or challenging experience before seeking help
• actively seek and accept help from familiar and unfamiliar adults
• recall past experiences, events, or discussions
• talk confidently, including expressing feelings and ideas, to familiar and unfamiliar people
• demonstrate coping skills and resilience when things don’t go to plan
• interact appropriately with other children and adults
• cope well with separation from parents or carers for the duration of a school day
• confidently use fine and gross motor skills to complete tasks
• sustain active involvement in challenging experiences
• monitor and manage their own physical needs (e.g. toileting)
• sustain energy and display endurance across the learning and routine expectations of a school day
• apply knowledge from past learning to a new learning situation
• use a variety of vocabulary when classifying, sorting, sequencing and comparing everyday materials and objects
• use language associated with, and show understanding of, spatial positions and directions
• handle a book and recognise some letters, numbers and symbols (i.e. is familiar with printed material).
In making a decision, the principal will consider what is in your child’s best interests for achieving success throughout their schooling. While a child may be extremely capable in certain areas of knowledge or have high levels of skill,
they might not have the social or emotional maturity for early entry to Prep.
A July birthday or previous school enrolment in another state or country does not guarantee early entry to Prep in
Queensland.
(Information from the QCAA website)
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Principal Ms Margo Carwardine
Quote for the week…
(https://peaceloveandimagine.wordpress.com/)
Next week I look forward to joining our Year 6 students at their annual camp for two of the three days.
Warm regards,
Margo Carwardine
Live, Love, Learn,
and in the spirit of St Mary MacKillop’s motto for life,
Never see a need without doing something about it.
Prep 2016 Enrolments
As per last week’s Newsletter, we are currently accepting applications for Prep
2016. Please, if this involves your family, or you know of friends who have a child
who will be eligible to enrol, visit the school website or contact the office as soon
as possible.
We will commence conducting interviews in March.
http://www.stpiusbanyo.qld.edu.au/documents/enrolment.html
Children born 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011 are eligible for Prep in 2016.
Classroom news
Prep Green Builders
Prep Green have been closely following the building outside our windows this term.
Our construction wall story is recording all we see. On Friday we decided to enter the building
game.
First we put up safety fences and signs. Then we drew plans with the help of our buddies.
After that we were very busy building houses, train stations and towns. So much fun!
Term 1: March 5, 2015
APRE Mrs Kim
arrett-Coade
Our Parish
The meaning of life is to find your gift.
The purpose of life is to give it to others.
Pablo Picasso
Nundah anyo Parish
Project Compassion
Over the next few days your child will bring home a sponsorship/donation card for the, ‘Hour of Power’ walk that is being
held on Thursday, 2nd April, 9-10am. It is our fund raising venture for Caritas. Each class is raising money to buy a certain
item for disadvantaged communities (like chickens, water
pumps, books etc). The children, staff and parents will walk
around the block of the school for about one hour, clocking up
Kilometres for Compassion. Our aim at St Pius is to raise as
much money as we can for the poor and disadvantaged in our
world. WE KNOW THAT WE CAN DO IT. We are all called to share a little of what
we have with others who have so much less. So ask family, friends and neighbours
to sponsor our children. All money raised can be sent straight to the class teacher or
the office. We will be asking for volunteers in the next week or two.
Holy Trinity Catholic
Church
St Vincent’s Road
Banyo Q 4014
Office
20 Donkin Street
Nundah Q 4012
Office hours
9.30am –4.30pm
Monday to Friday
Yr 5 Caritas Google Hang-out
Google Hangout
Last week, Year Five joined a Google Hangout with six other schools across
Australia. We talked to Eric and Ma from Fiji.
We were all very excited. Everyone was waving at the camera to Ma and Eric so
that they would give that school some attention.
At the beginning, the technology wasn’t so good because we couldn’t hear
them. After about ten minutes, it was working and we asked our questions about
what life was like before and after Caritas helped them. I really enjoyed how Eric
and Ma took the time to link up with our schools.
It was great because it was a once in a lifetime opportunity and now we know
some of the real people we are helping.
Phone: 3266 1444
Fax: 3266 4088
[email protected]
Mass times
Wednesday 9.00am
Thursday 7.00am
Sunday 7.30am
Sunday 5.00pm
Eliza Christie, Hannah Christensen, PiperAdams and Mia Birtles
SCHOOL HOURS
Next week’s Project Compassion success story is Karen from Australia.
A teacher is on duty in the
assembly area from 8.15am
Choosing
food for life
Karen from Australia
The Centacare Wilcannia-Forbes ‘Manage Your Income, Manage Your Life’ program (supported by
Caritas Australia) is helping First Australians, like
Karen, to take control of their money, and choose
and prepare nutritious food to ensure a healthier
future for their families.
Your donation to Project Compassion 2015 helps
First Australians in remote communities gain the
skills to make healthier food choices, building a
better future for their families.
www.caritas.org.au/projectcompassion
1800 024 413
ell Times
8.25am
Assembly, into class
10.30am
11.10am
First reak
return to class
1.10pm
1.50pm
Second reak
return to class
2.50pm
Students dismissed
School grounds
are out of bounds after hours
Term 1: March 5, 2015
APRE Mrs Kim
arrett-Coade
Pastoral Care Meeting
Last Tuesday night the Pastoral Care Parent group for 2015 held
its first meeting. We are truly blessed with the supportive, caring
parent body we have at this school. Thank you to the parents who
attended this meeting. The Pastoral Care parents have requested
that all parents return the contact details sheet that was sent out
with their letter of introduction. With this contact list, the Pastoral Care Parents can let
you know when they have organised a class play in the park, or a parent social gathering, or if there is need of assistance for a family who requires support.
Every Week
Curriculum
At St Pius, we are passionate about the individual learner and how we can best teach
each child so they progress and achieve. This is in line with the focus for Brisbane Catholic Education. Part of Mrs Sharnee Heibloem’s role is to lead the teaching staff in the
‘From Good to Great’ project.
Tuckshop
Fridays
(Orders in on Thursday)
The context...
The BCE office strategy map for 2014 to 2016 identified 3 focus areas for all schools
1.
Deliver Excellent Learning and Teaching
2.
Strengthen Catholic Identity
3.
Drive Responsible Stewardship
The St Pius teachers are engaging with the first priority, DELT – Delivering Excellent
Learning and Teaching. More specifically, we are focussing on the teaching element
(TEACH). The essence of TEACH is the belief that effective, responsive teaching has
the power to have most positive impact on student progress and achievement. The strategies in TEACH aim to establish the impact of teaching on progress for each student and
then to respond to this using effective pedagogy and quality professional practices.
TEACH is all about connecting and aligning – curriculum and pedagogy, professional
practices and professional learning. The continuing work our staff is undertaking in
“Visible Learning” will underpin much of what we do.
Blessings
Kim
Clean Up Australia Day
On the 27th of February St Pius helped clean up the
school. In ten minutes we filled two bins and nine bags of
leaves and rubbish that was laying around.
Clean Up Australia Day has been going on since 1989.
Since then Australians have
picked up over four million plastic
bags.
Clean Up Australia Day at St Pius
was a big success.
Written by
Lucy Guy and
William Reiher.
School web site [email protected]
Assembly
8.30am Mondays
Uniforms
Lowes Toombul
School anking
Fridays
Swimming
Monday Yr 4,5,6
Friday Prep—Yr 3
Lunchtime Swimming
Mondays Yr 2-6
Music Lessons
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Under 5’s Playgroup
Fridays
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Sport Mr Nathan Croft
A fairly quiet week this week in sport and PE. Training for the Zone swimming carnival went really well. Lots of students braved the early morning start to put in the extra effort for our team. Can’t wait to see you all swim on the day.
Zone Swimming Team
We have two training sessions left at the school pool, prior to the Zone carnival.
Training days are Friday 6th March and Tuesday 10th March. Training will start at
7.30am. As this will be part of the team building process for the school and team, I
would like everybody to attend if possible.
Students who cannot make training or the carnival are asked to contact
Me at [email protected]
Met North Regional selection Trials
Bramble Bay District Trials
There are a number of Bramble Bay District trials coming up. Any students wishing
to attend any of the trials below will need to see me for more information.
Please remember that the Bramble Bay District trials are very competitive, any student wishing to put forward a nomination should be playing or competing in that
sport in a club or representative team in the highest division. The school will make
the final decision on whether to put forward the students nominations based on
their experience and level. Students that are nominated will receive paperwork from
the school to be completed and taken to the trial.
The following sports and nomination dates are:
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12 yr Football Boys and Girls (born 2003 or later)
Nominations by Wednesday 11th March
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12yr Hockey Boys and Girls (born 2003 or later)
Nominations by Wednesday 18th March
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12 yr Tennis Boys and Girls (born 2003 or later)
Nominations by Wednesday 25th March
Kind regards
Nathan Croft
HPE teacher/ Sports Coordinator
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Tuckshop Theresa Appleton
Volunteers for Friday 6th March are:
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Free Lunch Winners
Congratulations to:
Tania Harris
Kelly Grant
Lorraine Guy
Jane Evans
Ronnie Ryan 1st break
Junior
Lily Hetherington Yr 1Y
Tuckshop Menu’s are available on the school website [email protected]
Sushi must be ordered on Thursday
All tuckshop orders are to be handed in on Thursdays of each week for your chance to go
into the draw to win your lunch for free.
Senior
Mitchell Coats Yr 4G
VOLUNTEERS
We are in need of new volunteers, please phone Theresa on 0407 115 662.
All parents and grandparents volunteering in the school for tuckshop, classrooms, library,
excursions, swimming etc are required to fill out the volunteer pack for 2015 now available
from the school office.
P&F Information
St Pius Social Race Day
P&F Meeting - Wednesday 25th March
Saturday 21st March 2015 at Doomben Racecourse
Cost will be $60 per person which includes :
President: Leesa Dalton
[email protected]
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Vice President: Lenore Cooper
[email protected]
Secretary: Renee Lovi
[email protected]
Treasurer: Ritu Sood
[email protected]
School Grants: Skye Downey
[email protected]
Admission to Races and reserved area in Champions
Courtyard
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1 x drink voucher
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Race book
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Various food platters throughout the day
Please fill out the forms sent home if your wanting to attend and
return form and money in envelope marked “Races” to the office
NO later than Friday 13th March 2015.
This is a child free event
Any questions or information needed please contact
Adrienne Coats - 0425 749 161
Tameka Wendt - 0402 157 350
School reminders
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Apperley Street becomes a one way street for school drop off and pick up times
(exiting onto St Vincents Road only)
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Please bring a copy of your school fees account when paying accounts at the office
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Yr 6 camp fees are due this week
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Yr 6 senior shirt are due to be paid this week
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Swimming caps are now available in the school office cost of $8 each
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Library Mrs Natalie Phelan
Library News
Bushfoods Guest Speaker – John Wrench
Last Wednesday, classes that visited the library
were entertained by our friend John, a retired senior pharmacist, bushfood educator, poet, writer,
propagator, bushfood experimenter, wildlife protagonist, and bushcare worker. John is humble
man who has been a recipient of various environment awards. The children marvelled at the specimens John brought in, including a native grape
vine, that once cut and blown through, provides
enormous amounts of water! Children also snavelled up the leaves of the Backhousia Citriodora
(Lemon Myrtle) and the Syzygium anisatum (Anise
Myrtle), both of which provided a truly beautiful
perfume in the library. John uses both the aforementioned leaves in his tea morning and night.
We all could not help but marvel at this man’s
wealth of knowledge, love of the bush and incredi-
WANTED! We are still very interested in
getting in touch with any members of
the community who would like to showcase a ‘collection’. The items will be
presented in a lockable glass cabinet.
We have secured an old camera collection, but need more! Things like postcards, teaspoons, craft items, hats,
aprons, green frogs, pencils, teddy
bears, nesting dolls, smurfs, etc. Contact us in the library if you can help J
ble life experiences.
Popular this week:
Popular this week: Rainbow Fairy series, Cooking books, Minecraft,
Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Violet Mackerel, World Records.
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Notices
Vacancy
St Pius Under 5’s
School Crossing
Supervisors
Playgroup
Held in the school hall Fridays 8.30am
Casual positions exist for School Crossing Supervisors at
ST PIUS, ANYO and multiple schools throughout the region. Please tell
neighbours, friends and family of these positions available. Please help us
to help our students.
School Crossing Supervisor positions are for up to 5 days per week on a
roster.
Remuneration $27.49 per hour.
Contact the risbane North Road Safety Office for more information
Phone: 3863 9873
Email: [email protected]
Cost $1 providing coffee, tea and biscuits
Coordinator Angela Wilcox
0432 835 536
Banyo Nundah
Parish
Sacramental Journey
2015
Have any details changed for you?
WE NEED TO KNOW
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Phone numbers
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Address
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Emergency contacts and numbers
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Email address
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Sacramental information updates
We need to know of any changes so all your information is correct
and accurate. Please email or visit the office if any of the above
changers are relevant to you and your family.
Are you receiving your school fees by email?
Are you receiving the newsletter by email?
These could be different email addresses depending on your enrolment paperwork. If you are not receiving either email please let the
school office staff know ASAP
YOUR CORRECT INFORMATION IS NEEDED AT ALL TIMES
Redgum Book Club
Please refer to the catalogue for ordering options.
The school no longer processes payment or orders
for bookclub. 5 easy ways to order include:
Online: www.redgumbookclub.com.au
Email: [email protected]
Fax: (02) 9997 5850
Ph: (02) 8445 2355
Post: Reply Post 30, PO BOX 935, Mona Vale, NSW
1660
What’s so special about Holy
Week?
Sacramental Families
are invited to meet
Archbishop Mark Coleridge
on Saturday 28th March
10.15-11.15am at Nolan Hall.
The Archbishop will talk with the families and Holy
Week Craft will be provided.
Please confirm your attendance with Angela at the
next group session.
God Bless,
Angela Greathead
Sacramental Co-ordinator
For more details please email Angela at
[email protected]
St Patrick’s College ursary Opportunity
Apply Now
St Patrick’s College is currently seeking bursary applications for Catholic students entering Year 7 in 2016. Bursaries are based on financial need and family circumstance rather than academic or sporting ability. The bursary
will be maintained for the duration of the student’s education at the College and reviewed annually.
The purpose of the Bursary is to offer new students whose families face financial hardship the opportunity to experience the
holistic education that St Patrick’s College can offer.
In order to consider your application, we ask you to complete the necessary application documentation which includes an Enrolment Application Form, Financial Summary and at least two letters of support by Thursday 2nd April 2015.
Bursaries are awarded at the Principal’s discretion and his decision is final.
To enquire about an enrolment package, please contact Mrs Stacey Bishop, Foundation Development Manager on 3631 9052 or
[email protected]. Enrolment package is also available at the St Pius school office.
Term 1: March 5, 2015
Notices
Executive Officer Catholic School Parents Australia
20 hours per week Generous Salary Package
Qualities and Skills
Strong Interpersonal and Communication Skills
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Comfortable interacting within Catholic Education and Catholic Church and with Government
Interest in and some knowledge of political processes
Recognition of the power of advocacy in influencing policy
Able to prepare meeting papers and provide some other administration services to
CSPA Council
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Role holder will be collocated with Federation of P & F Secretariat, 143 Edward Street, Brisbane. Some flexibility in hours will be discussed.
Further information: Carmel Nash 33369349 or 0421633915
www.parents.catholic.edu.au Applications close 5pm March 16 2015
NUDGEE NOODLES PLAYGROUP
For those of you who have younger children not yet
school age, and are looking to join a local, friendly playgroup, we would like to inform you on
behalf of Nudgee noodles playgroup that they meet
every Tuesday in school term at the Nudgee hall school
of arts, Hayden St, Nudgee from 9am’ish and are looking for new members!
For more details contact Meredith Nicholas ,
[email protected] or
playgroup qld.
Ph 1800 171 882.
Home Work Club
The Banyo Homework Club is recommencing next week on Wednesday
the 11th of February 2015, from 3pm to 5pm at the Banyo Public Library.
The club provides one on one or small group tutoring free of charge, to
aid and assist students with their homework in a fun, positive and safe
environment.
The Homework Club is hosted by education students from the Australian
Catholic University who are currently in their second, third or final years
of their bachelor’s degrees.
All ages and years levels are welcome, so please come along.
For any further information please feel free to contact Laura Azzopardi
via email, [email protected] or phone on 0404477923.
Worldwide Marriage Encounter:
A weekend away for married couples in peaceful, picturesque surroundings
– away from the distractions of everyday living. Take time out of your busy
schedule, to invest in your most precious asset . . . your Marriage!
This is a unique opportunity to recharge your relationship batteries, refocus
on each other and fall in love all over again!
Weekend date: 15th – 17th May 2015
Venue: Santa Teresa Spirituality Centre, Ormiston QLD (on Brisbane’s bayside)
For bookings/details contact:
Maria and David Murphy, ph (07) 3342 1456,
[email protected]
Information website: www.wwme.org.au