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A large crowd gathered for our Grandparent’s Day Celebrations. The church was filled with visitors for our Liturgy which was a moving and fitting tribute to our grandparents. Morning tea followed in the hall and then visitors gathered around the oval for House Sports, unfortunately as strong cold wind tempted to bring rain.

The events concluded with the ever-popular Marching competition and an overall win for Scott (Green) House. Grandparents for whose grandchildren are in their final year were presented with a gift from the Parents & Friends Association.

Following a sausage sizzle lunch, classrooms were open for children to share with their visitors.

 

 

 

What a Wonderful night it was!

Our students’ performances were fantastic and by the smiles and excitment expressed, what a positve expeerience it was for all, although tiring for the youngest students.

Congratulations and thanks to Rhiannon McFarlane and all staff involved in co-ordinating rehearsals, students and their costumes, props, trave,l ticketing etc.

Recordings of the Musical are now available but orders will close at midnight on the 15th November with orders being distributed the following week.

Use the link below for ordering USB’s and MP4 File downloads _  Prices: USB – $35 and MP4 – $25

https://www.trybooking.com/CWCTO

MP4 Links will be emailed directly to the email address supplied when ordering and USB copies will be delivered directly to the School.

 

 

Our school recognised RU OK Day with a Bike & Blend Wellbeing Day for staff and students. This wholesome initiative allowed students to choose a smoothy flavour and then pedal away to blend their own healthy smoothy.

Throughout the day, students were involved in various other wellbeing activities in the classroom focusing on looking after yourself and checking in on how others are going too.

The enthusiasm from everyone already suggests the repeat of the day next year with some additional ideas already being suggested as well.

Our senior students were treated to 3 days of fun in the natural surroundings of Phillip Island, reminding us all just how blessed are we to have such a beautiful place to explore so close to home.

Go-carts, beach walks, trivia, abseiling, mini golf and pelican feeding were some of the highlights spoken about on their return.

We sincerely thank staff for their support and committment to their students by attending this camp.

Footy Day was a great success. Both sstudents & staff dressed in support of their favoured team, with a variety of football codes represented. Following a parade of teams featuring each of the club theme songs, St John’s Official Ladder was announced with Collingwood taking out top spot with Richmond & then Essendon close behind.

Various footy inspired activities were carried out in the classrooms throughout the day.

Footy Day – Scores