St Timothy's School Vermont 2023

Term 2 Week 9 2023

All students at St Timothy's School have the right to feel safe. The care, safety and wellbeing of children and young people is the responsibility of all within our school. 


Confirmation

In Term 3 the Year 5/6 children will be celebrating their Confirmation.

Parent Child  Workshop: Tuesday 18th July (Week 2)

Time: 7 pm

Reflection Day: Wednesday 26th July

Time: (School hours)

Sacrament of  Confirmation : Thursday 27th July (Week 3).

Time:  6pm 


Students of the Week

Cake Raffle

Thanks to all our wonderful sponsors for the Walkathon, we have been able to purchase some amazing books for each classroom for the children to enjoy! Check out the video to see a our fabulous Book Bonanza!

Books Books Books

Book Fair- Library Book Bonanza

As a result of the children and families purchasing from our Book Fair, we were able to purchase more books from our 'rewards' to place in our School Library. The children had input into the choice of books and are very excited to start borrowing from this fabulous Book Bonanza!

Badminton

We have again been successful in our application for a Sporting School Grant for Term 3. Next term we have reached out to Badminton Australia/Victoria to provide specialised instruction in Badminton. At this stage we have booked Thursday 3rd August, 10th August, 17th August and 24th August. These dates will be confirmed next term. 

St Vinnies Winter Appeal

I would like to extend my thanks to all of St Timothy's Community for your generosity with our St Vinnies Winter Appeal. We received wonderful donations of food, beautiful and practical baby products, scarves, jumpers, fabulous coats, gloves, beanies, backpacks and bed rolls just to name a few items. I am sure St Vinnies will be extremely grateful for all these  donations.

Cake Raffle Volunteers

Term 3

July 14th: Kitty ( Bella)

July 21: Carly ( Ellie) 

July 28th: Anyi Sanchez ( Amanda & Abraham) 

August 4th: Marie Capewell ( Chiara & Alexander)

August 11th: Mariafe Bonilla ( Natalia)

Friday 18th August: Lidia Salakos ( Noah)

We will need more volunteers for Term 3, so if you can volunteer to provide a cake please contact either Anne Maree, Gail or a Parents & Friends Committee member. Thank you

Assembly

During Term 3 we will  be having Assemblies EVERY SECOND WEEK. 

They will be on the ODD week of Term.

Week 1: Friday 14 July

Week 3: Friday 28th July

Week 5: Friday 11 August

Week 7:NO ASSEMBLY

Week 9: Friday 8th September

Semester One Reports

Semester One School Reports ( Term 1 & 2 ) were sent next week to parents Wednesday

Assessment and reporting are essential elements of the learning and teaching process.

Assessment is the ongoing process of gathering, analysing and reflecting on evidence to make informed judgements on student learning.

Reporting is the process by which this information is communicated to you, the student’s parents/guardians.

We report  student achievement against the standards in the Religious Education Framework and against the standards in the Victorian Curriculum.

The  report is intended to provide clear written information of your child’s achievement over Semester 1.

The report indicates - Achievement during the reporting period against the standards in the Victorian Curriculum  by :

  • A shaded area (in the table) indicating the expected level for your child’s year level at this time of year

A 5 point descriptive scale of performance against the expected standards at the time of reporting:

  • at the standard expected for their year level at the time of reporting

  • above the standard expected for their year level at the time of reporting

  • well above the standard expected for their year level at the time of reporting

  • below the standard expected for their year level at the time of reporting

  • well below the standard expected for their year level at the time of reporting

Where applicable:

  • The open dot indicates your child’s achievement 12 months ago

  • The solid dot indicates your child’s current achievement standard.

Parents Teacher Interviews will be held at the end of Term 3.  If parents have any questions in regards to their child's report, they welcome to make appointments to discuss their child's progress/report before this time. 

Classroom Cuisine

You can order online each Wednesday  and the lunch orders will be delivered to school. If you haven't ordered previously you will need to create an account.

Orders MUST be placed prior to 8:30am.

To place an order www.classroomcuisine.com.au.

Exciting Learning and Teaching Events in Term 3

Child Safety

AI Virtual Friends

Parish Newsletter Saturday 24th June and Sunday 25th June

Do not be afraid’ is one of the most commonly repeated sentences in the Bible. In one form or another, the command to ‘be not afraid’ or ‘fear not’ appears several hundred times throughout the Old and New Testaments. Today’s gospel passage is part of the sending out of the Twelve that occupies all of Chapter 10 in the gospel. It follows a little later in the chapter from last week’s reading in which Jesus called the Twelve and sent them out as Apostles. The remainder of the chapter provides an extended teaching on what it means and what it costs to take the message of Jesus out into the world. Jesus teaches the Twelve that the message they bear will not always be well received and there will be those who will seek to silence the Apostles through violent means. But then the teaching comes to the section of today’s passage and Jesus commands the Twelve, ‘Do not be afraid’.   The message to not be afraid is as much for the original intended audience of the gospel as it was for the apostles. The community for whom this gospel was written were on the verge of being ‘squeezed out’ and forced into secret. The passage reminds them to have courage and to have the courage of their convictions; to shout from the house-tops their message, not whisper it in darkness. It is a reminder of the abundant love of God who cares for them and sees all their efforts to continue to live out the message and ministry of Jesus.   It is equally a message for us, today. We are called to continue the spread of the gospel message; continuing the work of those early Christian communities, the Twelve and Jesus himself. 

 

Community

Emmaus College

Hawthorn Program

Australian Youth Choir

NAIDOC WEEK

Happy Holidays

Wishing all our St Timothy's School Community a happy, safe and restful holiday. We are looking forward to an exciting Term 3. We have many wonderful learning experiences in store for the children. It is going to be a very busy term, so children will need a good rest. See you in Term 3.

Term 3 Dates

Week 1

● Tuesday 11th July Parents and Friends Meeting (TBC)

Week 2

● Tuesday 18th July - 5/6 Confirmation Parent Evening

● Anne Maree away in Darwin ( Principal’s Conference)

● Friday 21st July -Year 3 - 6 The Smoothie Bar Incursion (Full Day)

Week 3

● Tuesday 25th SAC Meeting (TBC)

● Wednesday 26th July - 3/4 Emmaus Musical Performance Excursion

● Thursday 27th July - 5/6 Confirmation

● Friday 28th July - 100 Days of Prep

Week 4

● Friday 4th August- Whole School -The Superhero Incursion

● Friday 4th August -Hot Potatoes & Topping Lunch

Week 5

● Friday 11th August - Prep - 2 The Chocolate Shop Incursion (Half Day)

Week 6

● Wednesday 16th August - Book Week Celebration

Week 7

● Thursday 24th August- Movie Night ( Parents & Friends?)

● Friday 25th August - School Closure First Aid

Week 8

● Tuesday 29th August - Talent Quest- Year 6 organised- Lunch time event

● Thursday 31st August - Father’s Day Stall

● Friday 1st September - Whole School Excursion - Healesville Sanctuary

Week 9

● Monday 4th September - Parent Teacher Interviews

● Thursday 7th September - Year 3*(age) - 6 District Athletics

Week 10

● Thursday 14th September - Celebrate the Learning Showcase Evening

● Friday 15th September - Footy Day

SPORTING SCHOOLS- BADMINTON

Proposed Dates: Thursday 3rd , 10th, 17th 24th September