Dear Parents
Please note two relevant dates in Term 2 in case this provides an opportunity for families to organise a long weekend getaway.
Thursday 25th April 2024 - ANZAC DAY Public Holiday
Friday 26th April 2024-School Closure Day
Dear Parents
Please note two relevant dates in Term 2 in case this provides an opportunity for families to organise a long weekend getaway.
Thursday 25th April 2024 - ANZAC DAY Public Holiday
Friday 26th April 2024-School Closure Day
Dear Parents
Thank you for all the wonderful donations for the Easter Raffle.
We would now like to ask for some helping hands to warp the prizes.
When: Tuesday 26th March
Where; Parents Room
Time: 9 o'clock
If you can help please message Anne Maree J or Belinda.
Dear Parents
We are seeking Parent Volunteers to provide a cake, biscuits or slices for our weekly cake raffle fundraiser. If you can help out please send Anne Maree Jones or Gail Rich your name/ preferred date/week (if you have one ) to be added to our list of volunteers.
Week 6- Camp ( no raffle)
Week 7 - 15th March : Beth ( Abigail & Ethan)
Week 8 - 22nd March : Carla ( Tommy)
Term 2
Week 1 - 19th April Divjot (Naunidh & Ishreet)
Week 2 -Anyi (Amanda & Abraham)
Wednesday 27th March ( PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE)
Our School Photo day is rescheduled for Wednesday 27th March. We ask that parents try to avoid appointments booked on this day for their children.
The children will be asked to wear FULL SUMMER UNIFORM including correct socks and shoes.
Order forms sent home today with each child.
Thank you
Parish Newsletter Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th MarchDarkness at Noon: Scott Hahn Reflects on Passion Sunday Crowned with thorns, our Lord is lifted up on the Cross, where He dies as “King of the Jews.” Notice how many times He is called “king” in today’s Gospel—mostly in scorn and mockery. As we hear the long accounts of His Passion, at every turn we must remind ourselves—He suffered this cruel and unusual violence for us. He is the Suffering Servant foretold by Isaiah in today’s First Reading. He reenacts the agony described in today’s Psalm, and even dies with the first words of that Psalm on His lips (see Psalm 22:1). Listen carefully for the echoes of this Psalm throughout today’s Gospel —as Jesus is beaten, His hands and feet are pierced; as His enemies gamble for His clothes, wagging their heads, mocking His faith in God’s love, His faith that God will deliver Him. Are we that much different from our Lord’s tormenters? Often, don’t we deny that He is King, refusing to obey His only commands that we love Him and one another? Don’t we render Him mock tribute, pay Him lip service with our half-hearted devotions? In the dark noon of Calvary, the veil in Jerusalem’s temple was torn. It was a sign that by His death Jesus destroyed forever the barrier separating us from the presence of God. He was God and yet humbled Himself to come among us, we’re reminded in today’s Epistle. And despite our repeated failures, our frailty, Jesus still humbles Himself to come to us, offering us His body and blood in the Eucharist. His enemies never understood: His kingship isn’t of this world (see John 18:36). He wants to write His law, His rule of life on our hearts and minds. As we enter Holy Week, let us once more resolve to give Him dominion in our lives. Let us take up the cross He gives to us—and confess with all our hearts, minds, and strength that truly this is the Son of God. Scott Hahn
Culture Fest
When: Sunday 24 March, 12pm – 3pm
Where: Strathdon House and Orchard Precinct
Get ready for an explosion of cultures right here in Whitehorse to celebrate our diverse multicultural community. Expect FREE activities, tasty bites, cultural displays, live music and performances. Culture Fest is your opportunity to connect, participate and learn while enjoying the vibrant mix of cultures that call our community home.
URL: www.creativewhitehorse.vic.gov.au/whats-on/culture-fest
Whitehorse Autumn School Holidays
Stay entertained these autumn school holidays with these awesome and affordable activities! We’ve got sport, arts, cooking and gardening, movie nights and plenty of family fun. Visit the website to view the full program and make a booking.