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Our beautiful Kindergarten class of 2024 has settled in magnificently to daily life at St Brigid’s. Thank you to the parents who have been so supportive of our teachers in preparing for this special time. The first few weeks of school is always an exciting time and seeing the Kindergarten students begin their school days is indeed very rewarding for us all.
School Leadership Team 2024
| Principal | Ms Kathy Uroda |
| Assistant Principal | Mrs Nichole Benoit |
| Religious Education Coordinator | Mrs Nicole Checkley |
| Middle Leader 2 | Mrs Anna Arthur- Worsop |
| Senior School Support Officer | Mrs Jodie Weston |
Classroom Teachers for 2024
| Kindergarten | Mrs Cathy Cuff |
Monday - Friday |
| Year 1 | Mrs Claire Shrimpton |
Monday - Friday |
| Year 2 |
Mrs Michelle Wilson Mrs Donna Arjona |
Monday - Thursday (am) Monday - Thursday (pm) & Friday |
| Year 3 |
Mrs Nicole Checkley Mrs Nicole Carey Barr |
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Friday Wednesday - Thursday |
| Year 4 |
Mrs Anna Arthur- Worsop Mr Nicholas Cervonaro |
Monday - Friday (am) Monday - Friday (pm) |
| Year 5 |
Mrs Julie Mewett |
Monday - Friday |
| Year 6 |
Mrs Louise Richardson Mrs Therese Roche |
Monday - Tuesday Wednesday - Friday |
Diverse Learning Support Teachers for 2024
| Diverse Learning Coordinator | Mrs Alysha Lavelle | Monday - Wednesday |
| Literacy Coach | Mrs Margy Panozzo | Monday - Wednesday |
| Numeracy Coach | Mrs Nichole Benoit | Monday - Thursday |
| MSL Tutor | Mrs Michelle Wilson | Monday - Thursday pm |
Specialist Teachers for 2024
| Instructional Coach | Mrs Anna Arthur-Worsop | Monday - Friday (pm) |
| REC Release Teacher | Mrs Nicole Carey Barr | Wednesday |
| Middle Leader | Mrs Anna Arthur- Worsop | Thursday |
| PDHPE | Mrs Nicole Carey Barr | Tuesday |
| Creative Arts Teacher | Mrs Melissa Sommerville | Tuesday - Thursday |
| Large Class Support - Year 3 | Mrs Nicole Carey-Barr | Wednesday - Thursday |
| Large Class Support - Kinder | Mrs Nichole Benoit | Monday - Thursday |
| Indentured Casual | Mrs Kate Sparks | Monday - Wednesday |
School Suppprt Officers 2024
| Admin office | Mrs Anita Mitrevski |
| Diverse Learning Hub - Mini Lit | Mrs Toni Frino |
| Diverse Learning Hub - Mac Lit | Mrs Yvonne Tasker |
| Diverse Learning Hub - Gifted Education &STEM | Mrs Michelle Brodnik |
| Diverse Learning Hub - E/ALD | Mrs Amanda McAlary |
| Diverse Learning Hub - Wellbeing | Mrs Kate Sciannimanica |
| General Classroom | Mrs Lisa Paton |
CYCLIC INQUIRY 2024
This year, St Brigid's will undertake a School Cyclic Inquiry (SCI) process. School Cyclic Inquiry is part of the continuous cycle of Catholic school improvement. It is a collaborative, school-led inquiry process that generally occurs once every four years
SCI is not a one off ‘inspection’ but a unique opportunity for the St Brigid’s community and the leadership team to stop, reflect (inquire) and celebrate our improvement and growth journey and to identify a limited number of major strategic priorities that will further enhance student growth into the future.
The SCI process examines the evidence-based growth in the culture of the school as a faith and learning community and as a connected community of care, with close attention to sustainable opportunities for growth in that culture.
It includes:
- A preparatory period of self-reflection led by the school principal and Leadership Team—involving consultation with stakeholders, engagement with system data, and evaluation using research-based performance characteristics found in the School Improvement Tool (SIT), as well as close examination of the Living Catholicity Domain and provocations.
- A period of inquiry and review led by an external panel of educators —involving interviews, observation and collaborative discussion with the school leadership team, staff, parents, students, clergy and the wider school community. The panel spends time in classroom learning walks.
- Survey data gathered from local stakeholders; students, teachers and parents using the Tell Them From Me survey (see the information below)
Key dates for us
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SDD Day 1 - Looking back |
1 March 2024 |
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SDD Day 2 – Looking forward |
2 April 2024 |
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Documentation due |
1 May 2024 |
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Cyclic Inquiry Day 1 |
29 May 2024 |
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Cyclic Inquiry Day 2 |
5 June 2024 |
TELL THEM FROM ME SURVEY (TTFM)
Over the coming week we invite students, teachers and parents to provide feedback on their experience of our school using an online survey. The surveys are an important part of our whole school evaluation and planning process.
We would like to invite you to complete the Tell Them From Me (TTFM) Partners in Learning survey. Tell Them From Me is a suite of surveys developed by The Learning Bar, and used extensively across Australia. The student, teacher, and Parent/Caregiver surveys will enable us to understand the factors that are known to have a direct and profound impact on well-being and student learning.
As we value the role of parents and carers within our school community we would greatly appreciate your feedback. The information you provide will be used to maintain our commitment to working together in partnership to further improve student learning and well-being at St Brigid’s Gwynneville.
The survey is anonymous and will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. The parent survey window for St Brigid’s is Friday 16 February to Friday 1 March 2024. You are able to access the parent survey on your computer or mobile device by using the URL below:
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL
The SRC works as an advocate for the needs of the school community, and as a point of contact between the student body and the school leadership team. It addresses relevant issues and sets achievable goals which support the school.
The SRC aims to:
- develop leadership skills
- provide opportunities for students to create and to implement
- give students a greater voice in decision-making processes,
- empower students to contribute to a positive school culture and
- strengthen the school community through active participation.
It is with great pleasure that I announce the Semester One Student Representative Council for 2024:
| SRC Chairperson | Briella I |
| Year 6 | Ilena P |
| Year 5 | Kip M |
| Year 4 | Hayde R |
| Year 3 | Levi C |
| Year 2 | Ben F |
| Year 1 | Ellen O |
| Kindergarten | Semester 2 only |
KINDER ENROLMENTS FOR 2025 ARE NOW OPEN
The enrolment application form is now completed digitally and is available on our school website.
Before you start
Before you start the application, please ensure that you have copies of the following ready to upload (please note if you are applying on a mobile device, you can use the camera function to submit a photo of the documentation). Wherever possible, documentation provided should be in English.
All applications require:
- A clear photo of your child
- Your child’s birth certificate
- Your child’s immunisation history statement (Click here to find out how to access your child’s statement from the Australian Immunisation Register)
- Proof of identity for all parents/carers listed in the application (e.g. driver licence, birth certificate, passport)
- Proof of address for all parents/carers listed in the application (e.g. utility bill; rental agreement)
Only if applicable to your child:
- Your child’s Baptismal certificate (if baptised in a Catholic Church)
- Supporting documentation related to your child (e.g. medical; disability)
- Any court or parenting orders relating to your child.
Only if your child is on a visa:
- Your child’s passport
- Your child’s visa documentation (Please note that we cannot accept applicants travelling on a Visitor [600] or Student [500] Visa)
Applications are due by Monday 8 April 2024.
ARRIVAL AND DISMISSAL PROCEDURES
Parents and /or carers who wish to walk or pick up from school are encouraged to use the Pedestrian gate on Gipps Road (next to the Church) and to park in this vicinity. Not only will this allow for a better flow of traffic on Vickery Street as parents leave the car zone, the crossing in Gipps Street is manned by a NSW School crossing supervisor.
If you do have to access the children's crossing in Vickery Street please be mindful of the flow of traffic. Unfortunately, there are too many impatient drivers on the road that are overtaking and dangerously entering the wrong side of the road and then trying to merge back close to our children's crossing.
The pedestrian gate in Gipps Road is opened from 8:30 - 8:55am and 2:45 - 3:10pm
CAR ZONE PROCEDURES
Please follow all the school procedures and traffic rules to ensure the smooth operation of our car zone but even more importantly, for the safety and well being of all our families.
Please do not queue and block the traffic in Vickery Street. You must do a lap of the block or time your arrival when the zone is not so congested. Please do not use technology or be on your phone in the car zone.
The car zone has a 2 minute limit. As we commence calling names from 2:55pm-3:10pm. please do not enter the zone until 2:53pm. Heavy fines can be given as a result of parking in this zone.
COMMENCEMENT MASS 2024
At the St Brigid's Feast Day Mass, we prayed for our elected student leaders and inducted them into their new leadership positions for 2024. As a school community we recognise and acknowledge the importance of the special role that they will play in our school community; not just as peers, but also as mentors for the students at St Brigids.
Thank you to Mrs Arthur-Worsop and the Year 4 class for leading such a prayerful Mass. The readers proclaimed so confidently and the cantors sang beautifully. All students actively participated in the Mass through their fabulous singing, clear responses and prayerful gestures. Well done one and all!
| LEADERSHIP POSITION FOR 2024 | RECIPIENT |
| School Captain | Bethany M |
| School Captain | Zara H |
| SRC Chairperson | Briella I |
| Faith | Simon C |
| Justice | Neave M |
| Learning | Sarah M |
| Stewardship | Taylor R |
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Senior School Leaders |
Rhiley A |
Lidia C |
Zlata K |
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Senior School Leaders |
Daniel M |
Florence M |
Fabrizio M |
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Senior School Leaders |
Chloe M |
Praise M |
Ilena P |
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Senior School Leaders |
Molly S |
Isabella S |
Ali S |
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Senior School Leaders |
Ryan T |
Kerry T |
Samuel G |
SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION 2024
If your child has been baptised in the Catholic Faith, you have already begun preparations for their reception of the Sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist and Confirmation. From the moment of their birth, you have shared your Faith with your children in your love, words, actions and prayers. This is an essential component in their faith formation.
Receiving the Sacraments is a very blessed time in our journey of faith, and it is the means by which baptised children can complete their journey into full membership of the Catholic Church. They are community events, which remind us of the role of the parish community in the development of our life of faith, hope, and love.
Students in Year 6, who have received the Sacrament of Baptism, Reconciliation and First Eucharist are eligible to enrol in the Sacrament of Confirmation.
SAVE THE DATES
- Parent Information Night - Tuesday 19 March 2024 at 6:30pm
- Candidate's Commitment Mass - Saturday 23 March 2024 at 5:30pm
- Retreat Day - Thursday 16 May 2024 from 8:50 am - 3:00 pm
- Celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation - 18 May 2024 at 2:00pm
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Enrolments have now opened for Confirmation 2024 and will close on Friday 1st March 2024. Click the link below to enrol on the Parish Website https://www.lumenchristi.org.au/rsform?formId=30&view=rsform |
LENT 2024
This week, our students began preparing for their Lenten journey.
Our students had a lovely day learning about Shrove Tuesday and loved eating their yummy pancakes! Shrove Tuesday is a day observed by followers of the Christian faith all around the world and it marks the last day before Lent (Ash Wednesday).
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Season of Lent. On Ash Wednesday, our Kindergarten, Year 1 and a group of our Year 2 students attended mass. Bishop Brian Mascord placed ashes on the students’ forehead as a reminder that Jesus’s victory can become our own, and our lives don’t have to end when our bodies turn to dust again.The three traditional practices of Lent are prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. A commitment to these practices during Lent leads to an awareness of God and conversion of the heart. Many Catholics spend time pondering what they could give up during Lent. Here are some other ideas to consider:
10 Things to Do During Lent Besides Giving Something up:
- Each day, tell your child something that makes them unique
- Volunteer
- Go to a weekday Mass
- Say three nice things to your husband or wife, siblings, parents, colleagues and kids daily.
- Be kind
- Donate things you don’t need to charity
- Replace 30 minutes of TV/computer/phone time with 30 minutes of prayer/quiet time
- Don’t complain
- Don’t buy anything that you don’t need
- Donate to Project Compassion
PROJECT COMPASSION LAUNCH
On Tuesday, Mrs Checkley (REC) was accompanied by our Faith and School Representative Council leaders, Simon C and Briella, as they attended the Project Compassion launch at John Therry Catholic High School. A special thanks to Briella's grandma, Wanda, who attended this event and for driving them to and from the venue.
We invite all families to partner with us by providing support and donations to help build futures of hope for people most in need around the world.
Further information of how your family can support Project Compassion over the Lenten season will be shared over the coming weeks.
CLASS MASS TIMETABLE FOR TERM 1
Each term, our students are provided with the opportunity to attend mass with our St Brigid parishioners. Mass is a central aspect of our students’ faith formation and greatest act of worship and sacred celebration of community.
Parents, carers, grandparents and relatives are invited to attend mass, and are especially encouraged to come along when their child(ren) are involved. Morning tea is served after each Mass and is fabulous opportunity to meet other parents and members of our parish community. You are also welcome to go to the classroom for a 10-15minute learning walk. Please see the schedule for Term 1:
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Week 2 |
8 February 2024 |
Year 3 |
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Week 3
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14 February 2024 Ash Wednesday |
Kindergarten, Year 1 and 2 |
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Week 4 |
22 February 2024 |
Year 4 and Year 2 |
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Week 6 |
7 March 2024 |
Year 5 and Kinder |
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Week 7 |
14 March 2024 |
Year 6 and Year 1 |
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Week 10 |
4 April 2024 |
Year 6 (Confirmation Prep) |
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Week 11 |
11 April 2024 |
Year 6 (Confirmation Prep) |
ALTAR SERVER ROSTER
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DATE |
SATURDAY 5:30pm |
SUNDAY 9:00am |
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18 / 19 February |
Millie |
Anthony |
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24 / 25 February |
Simon |
Matthew |
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2 / 3 March |
Matthew |
Millie |
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9/ 10 March |
Anthony |
Simon |
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16 / 17 March |
Millie |
Anthony |
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23 / 24 March |
Simon |
Matthew |
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31 March |
NO MASS at SBG |
Millie |
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6 / 7 April |
Anthony |
Simon |
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13 / 14 April |
Millie |
Anthony |
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20 / 21 April |
Simon |
Matthew |
THANK YOU FROM MRS CHECKLEY
Thank you to all members of the school community who have taken the time to come and introduce themselves and welcome me into the St Brigid’s school community. I am truly blessed to be the new Religious Education Coordinator and Year 3 teacher at this beautiful school.
PROJECT COMPASSION LAUNCH
On Tuesday, Mrs Checkley (REC) was accompanied by our Faith and School Representative Council (SRC) leaders, Simon C and Briella, as they attended the Project Compassion launch at John Therry Catholic High School. A special thanks to Briella's grandma, Wanda, who attended this event and for driving them to and from the venue.
We invite all families to partner with us by providing support and donations to help build futures of hope for people most in need around the world.
Further information of how your family can support Project Compassion over the Lenten season will be shared over the coming weeks.
PROJECT COMPASSION THEME FOR 2024
This year, the theme For All Future Generations is inspired by the story of the burning bush in the book of Exodus (Exodus 3:1–20).
In this story, God tells Moses that he has heard the cry of the people. God responds to things not being fair and chooses Moses to speak to Pharaoh.
Though Moses is afraid, God promises to be with him. As God called Moses, so now God calls us to work for all future generations.
For over 60 years, Caritas Australia has worked hand in hand with the most marginalised and remote communities in Australia and overseas to confront the challenges of poverty.
Over the course of this term we will hear the stories of Ranita, Leaia and Memory.
THE 'DIVERSE LEARNING HUB'
The Library has been turned into a Diverse Learning Hub that will operate each Monday to Thursday.
During this time students will be working with teachers and School Support Officers. Students may be working individually or within small groups to support the achievement of individual learning goals.
We will also be offering specific programs such as MiniLit, MacqLit, MSL. We will also be offering Literacy and Numeracy intervention and extension, Enrichment groups, STEM groups, Social Skills programs and Wellbeing support.
SWIMMING CARNIVAL
What a great day we had at our swimming carnival on Wednesday at Western Suburbs Pool. Congratulations to all the students who competed in events. It was wonderful to see so many students trying their best as they participated in events. Thank you to all the staff and parents who took on officiating roles throughout the day. We certainly could not have run our carnival without your support. Congratulations to each student who participated in events to earn points towards thei house. The points tally for the day was:
| 1st - EVANS (BLUE) | 334 points |
| 2nd - SAMARITAN (GOLD) | 226 points |
| 3rd - MACKILLOP (RED) | 154 points |
Congratulations to our overall swimming champions:
| Junior Girl Champion | Della M |
| Junior Boy Champion | Tom S |
| Senior Girl Champion | Zara H |
| Senior Boy Champion | Kip M |
A St Brigid's team will now be selected to participate in the South Coast Swim trials to be held on Tuesday 5 March 2024 at Corrimal Pool. Those students selected will receive a note next week outlining all the details.
DIOCESAN SPORTS TRIALS
We wish David M all the best as he participates in the Diocesan AFL trials next Tuesday 20 February 2024 and the Diocesan Cricket trials next Thursday 22 February 2024.
Best wishes David!
ST BRIGID'S LEARNING MERIT AWARDS
Congratulations to the following students on receiving their awards during Week 10 of Term 4 2023 and weeks 2 and 3 of Term 1 2024.
Week 10 - Term 4
Students from Kinder to Year 6 will receive our Learning Pathways Award. This Award recognises students who show high engagement and motivation in their learning. They co-construct their learning tasks, demonstrating and use voice and choice to become self directed learners.
| CLASS |
LEARNING PATHWAYS AWARD |
LEADER OF THE WEEK |
| Kinder | Ariel E | Milani S |
| Year 1 | Leo G | Annabelle G |
| Year 2 | Hudson I & Lynn E | Ivy F |
| Year 3 | Sophie RM | Sparsha V |
| Year 4 | Paulo D | Allaria D |
| Year 5 | Fabrizzio M | Simon C |
| Year 6 | Zachariah C | Rafael M |
Students from Kinder to Year 6 will receive the Strong Foundations Award. This award recognises those students who create a safe, supportive and friendly environment. They are active participants in their faith, learning and outreach.
| CLASS | STRONG FOUNDATIONS AWARD | LEADER OF THE WEEK |
| Kinder | ||
| Year 1 | Milani S | Ariel E |
| Year 2 | Magnus A | Chris T |
| Year 3 | Sofia H | Evie W |
| Year 4 | Sparsha V | Aria J |
| Year 5 | Hunter M | Pedrto F |
| Year 6 | Zlata K | Molly S |
Week 3 - Term 1
Students from Kinder to Year 6 will receive the Building Partnerships Award. This award recognises students who work collaboratively with other students and their teachers to enhance their learning.
| CLASS |
BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS AWARD |
LEADER OF THE WEEK |
| Kinder | Bronte H | Angus B |
| Year 1 | Luke W | Beatrix M |
| Year 2 | Sophia N | Ben F |
| Year 3 | Lynn E | Ted F |
| Year 4 | Mia M | Hkum D |
| Year 5 | Ella D | Allice M |
| Year 6 | Daniel M | Neave M |
| CLASS | STUDENT |
| Week 10 - Term 4- Year 3 | Aria J |
| Week 2 - Year 5 | Paulo D |
The Principal's Award celebrates outstanding achievement by a student in Faith, Justice and Learning including other contributions to school life. Congratulations to:
| CLASS | STUDENT |
| Week 10 Term 4 - Year 3 | Isla R |
| Week 10 Term 4 - Year 6 | Zara H |
Considered an honour of the highest order, this award is presented to a student who has demonstrated exemplary commitment to learning and loyalty to St Brigid’s School. They are someone who is a faithful and proud student of St Brigids.
| CLASS | STUDENT |
| Week 10 Term 4 - Year 5 | Bethany M |
Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated a birthday Week 1,2,and 3 of Term 1. We also wish our December school holidays birthday students a great birthday!
| Kinder | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | Year 4 | Year 5 | Year 6 |
| Isabel T | Ellen O | Ishaan C | Gabby L | Flynn D | Kip M | Simon C |
| Jacob G | Rhea E | Myra C | Joshua M | Hayde R | Christian J | Zlata K |
| Joshua R | Della M | Aarav J | Veronica A | Tom S | Daniel M | |
| Zachary R | Bella W | Sebastian T | Mia W | Sachi B | Florence M | |
| Isitha N | Fabrizio M |
NEWS FROM THE SCHOOL OFFICE
2024 School Fees
You will have receive your school fee statements from the Catholic Education Office for 2024. These are due oin full by 29 February 2024 unless you have an instalment agreement in place. We are listing the fees here for your convenience.
- Tuition Fees: $1843.00 per family
- SEDSO Fees: $1245.00 per family
In addition to the above family fees, the following are school based fees per student for each grade:
- Kindergarten $289.00
- Year 1 $277.00
- Year 2 $269.00
- Year 3 $284.00
- Year 4 $291.00
- Year 5 $576.00
- Year 6 $576.00
These fees cover classroom resources, school carnivals, printing, licences and excursions.
Further information regarding school fees can be found on our school website under the parent tab.
Scholastic
Scholastic Book Club Issue 1 orders are due 18 February 2024!
Canteen
All canteen enquiries can be directed to Nicole Bonar - if your child is absent on the day you have organised a lunch order please text Nicole Bonar on the below mobile number and let her know before 8.30am - she will organise a credit for you.
PARENTS & FRIENDS NEWS
Lawn Mowing Roster 2023 - 2024
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Weekend |
Mower #1 |
Mower #2 |
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8/2/2024 |
Adam Fredericks |
n/a |
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tbc |
tbc | tbc |
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tbc |
tbc | tbc |
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tbc |
tbc | tbc |
LAWN MOWING ROSTER 2024 - WE NEED YOU!
We are in need of volunteers to add to the 2024 Lawn Mowing roster. This is a great way to contribute to the school if you are unable to help during school hours. The money the school saves on lawn mowing goes directly towards our children’s education. If you would like to help out, please sign up here!
PARISH NEWS
St Brigid's Parish Mass Times
| Saturday | 5:30pm Vigil |
| Sunday | 9:00am |
| Thursday | 9:30am |
Lumen Christi Parish Bulletin
Lumen Christi Website
COMMUNITY NEWS
UOW - football Juniors
Register your child to play soccer at UOW FC Juniors
SAVE THE 2024 DATES FOR TERM 1
| 22/2 | Year 4 and Year 2 Parish Mass | 9:30am |
| 23/2 | Chat n Chill for parents after assembly | 9:30am |
| 1/3 | Pupil free day | All day |
| 3/3 | Clean Up Australia P&F working bee and BBQ | 10:30am |
| 7/3 | Year 5 and Kinder Parish Mass | 9:30am |
| 8/3 | Chat n Chill for parents after assembly 'Sleep Hygiene for Children' | 9:30am |
| 13/3 | NAPLAN testing period begins | |
| 14/3 | Year 6 and Year 1 Parish Mass | 9:30am |
| 19/3 | School Photos | All day |
| 19/3 | Confirmation Parent meeting - compulsory | 6:30pm |
| 20/3 | Primary WEN day | All dqay |
| 21/3 | Harmony Day and Project Compassion fund raiser | All day |
| 23/3 | Confirmation Commitment Mass - Year 6 | 5:30pm |
| 28/3 | Cross Country Carnival | 9:30am |
| 29/3 | Good Friday public holiday | All day |
| 1/4 | Easter Monday public holiday | All day |
| 2/4 | Pupil Free Day | All day |
| 4/4 | Year 6 Parish Mass | 9:30am |
| 9/4 - 10/4 | 3 way PP interviews by appointment | All day |
| 11/4 | Year 6 Parish Mass | 9:30am |
| 12/4 | Term 1 ends | 3:00pm |
ST BRIGID'S SCHOOL UNIFORM 2024
Summer Uniform - Girls
| Shirt unisex white over shirt with embroidered school crest | $39.99 |
| Culotte bottle green tartan with elastic back waist | $49.99 |
| Tunic bottle green tartan - white collar, cuff and red tab | $59.99 |
| Cardigan bottle green with school crest | $74.99 |
| Pullover bottle green with school stripe | $74.99 |
| Wind jacket bottle green nylon fleece lined with school crest | $71.99 |
| Hat bottle green with school crest | $24.99 |
| Socks white turn over ankle style - 2 pack | $12.99 |
| St Brigid's school bag | $69.99 |
Summer Uniform - Boys
| Shirt unisex white over shirt with embroidered school crest | $39.99 |
| Shorts grey gaberdine with elastic waist - SBG logo | $34.99 |
| Cardigan bottle green with school crest | $74.99 |
| Pullover bottle green with school stripe | $74.99 |
| Wind jacket bottle green nylon fleece lined with school crest | $71.99 |
| Hat bottle green with school crest | $24.99 |
| Socks grey ankle style with school stripe | $9.99 |
| St Brigid's school bag | $69.99 |
Unisex Sport Uniform
| Polo top - bottle green with red panels, embroidered school crest | $49.99 |
| Shorts - bottle green with piping & SBG logo | $35.99 |
| Bottle stretch Jacket MF, white piping, red & white panels & crest | $79.99 |
| Track pants - bottle green with red panels and white piping | $69.99 |
| Socks - white ankle style (3 pk) | $12.99 |
Uniform Shop
Please note the second hand uniform shop is closed.
School Winter Sports uniform
The winter sports uniform will be available for the start of Term 2, 2024.
