St Mary's Bulletin

The canteen day Wednesday was an outstanding success. The line was long and filled with excited children, with many returning several times for seconds and thirds. On behalf of all grateful parents and hungry children, I send special thanks to Shay Creagh, Olivia Gray, Tessa Crook and Christine Johnston for their cooking and serving on the day. 

Stay tuned for the next canteen date to be announced soon!!

Remember, all are welcome to attend our School Masses such as the one that occurred this morning. Our next School Mass is Mary Help of Christians next Friday the 23rd of May. Our Year 5/6's are also reading at Mass this Sunday the 18th of May at 10.30am and everyone is welcome to come along to support them. 

Don’t forget our rescheduled P&F meeting is on Monday the 19th of May at 7pm in the school library. All are welcome.

I am attending a Regional Principal meeting in Kalgoorlie Thursday and Friday of this week.

God Bless

Mr H

St Mary's School is part of the "Containers for Change" program. Please see the poster below for all the details. If you require a green bag to collect your cans, these are available from Mrs Riethmuller at the school.

Kellerberrin is hosting a screening of Seen the Documentary.

SEEN is a groundbreaking feature-length documentary that not only explores the transformative power of personal healing for parents but also delves into the scientifically supported effects of such healing on parenting and its impact on child brain development.

The Kellerberrin DHS P&C are largely subsidising the event and would like to offer the opportunity to surrounding towns to participate. 

York Community Sport Forum & Sport Fun Day on the 7th of June. This is a Sport Fun Day with a 3x3 Comp and Floorball Comp, both are going to be fun events, and participants can register as both individuals and teams. It is $5 per participant. See the poster below for more information. Participants can register at https://forms.gle/dsZEfe7qQHF6PNcb8

“Featuring dazzling video and computer animations, flying objects and a pinch of circus, this richly visual theatrical experience takes kids and adults alike on a roller-coaster ride. WHALEBONE is filled with eccentric contraptions, strange machinery and clunky inventions, including the world’s first half- human juggling machine! Nestled in the mysterious ‘Depository’, meet a lone worker with a mission. In a world where AI and machines are going rogue and making more and more decisions for us, he tries to safeguard human stories, memories and emotions Laugh out loud, gasp in awe, and let your imagination soar. Whalebone will ignite the curiosity of young aspiring inventors, as well as everyone who loves stories and wonders. It invites audiences to ponder the role of technology in our lives, sparking conversations about what really defines us as humans