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PRINCIPAL S NEWS 23rd March 2018 As a physical educator of over 29 years the positive aspects of athletic activity and participation in sport resonate deeply with me. Participation in sport gives holistic benefits. There are so many positives when athletes are exposed to the proper environment; where commitment, discipline, sacrifice, priorities and passion are encouraged and developed from a young age. All are necessary for success in competitive sport at a high level. Within our school setting we have three role models who have displayed all of these attributes and have been acknowledged for their determination to achieve at the very best level in their chosen sports. PE teacher, Ms Taryn Gollshewsky and Year 6 students, Lucy Hamilton and Elizabeth Pascoe will take part in the upcoming Commonwealth Games ceremonies and competitions. We could not be more proud of all three. Taryn competes as an Australian athlete in the Women s Discus event; Lucy runs tomorrow as part of the Queen s Baton Relay; and Elizabeth will represent the Surf Lifesaving confraternity in the Opening Ceremony. I hope you will be screaming your support with me when their turn comes to represent themselves, their family, their town, their country and a little bit of St Patrick s as part of the Commonwealth Games. The St Patrick s Reef Guardian Team are introducing a new initiative beginning Term 2. Please refer to the attached letter in this Newsletter outlining the new approach to lunch waste management in our school. This initiative has the support of our School Board and P&F Association. We very much appreciate your support of the Reef Guardian Team and this initiative. Hopefully we will see you at one of the many events we have before the Easter break. This is our last Newsletter for the Term so I hope you all travel safely and enjoy the time with family over the break. School resumes on Tuesday, 17 April. As our self-reflection and prayer during the Lenten period comes to an end, the Bundaberg Catholic Parish extends a warm welcome to all members of the St Patrick s school community to join in the celebrations during the Easter Triduum, from Holy Thursday through to the Easter Vigil. Please follow the link below for a detailed list of times for all Easter celebrations across the Bundaberg Parish. https://bundabergcatholic.net.au/ We want to extend our best wishes to Mrs Zana Hook who will begin Maternity Leave from next Thursday. Our warmest thoughts will be with Zana and her husband Adam, as they prepare for and celebrate a new addition to their family. Last Day Term 1 School Arrangement Thursday, 29 March Next Thursday, 29 March is a day of celebrations at St Patrick s. We begin with the Easter Liturgy at 9:00am, Easter Hat Parade at 10:15am, then the Mini Fair will begin at 11:00am. A warm invitation is extended to all parents to attend all celebrations. The Mini fair will conclude at 12:15pm. At this time, all students will be directed back to classrooms. You are welcome to take your child home from their classroom at 12:30pm. Please ensure your child s teacher is made aware of your early departure. The Pickup Zone in the Mulgrave St Carpark will not be in operation at 12:30pm as you are required to collect your child from their classroom. Supervision will continue for remaining students until 3:00pm. Our Year 6 Leaders Sam Card, Riley Clarke, Jaslyn Phillips and Hannah Russo meeting Bundaberg Regional Council s Mayor Jack Dempsey. Click our school crest to go our school website calendar. Click the facebook icon to go to our school facebook page. Elizabeth Pascoe, Lucy Hamilton and Taryn Gollshewsky who will take part in the upcoming Commonwealth Games ceremonies and competitions. Click the Parish logo to go to the Parish Newsletter. Click the Centacare logo to go the Group Programs

SPORTS NEWS 2018 HOUSE LEADERS Congratulations to all of our House Leaders for 2018. Staff were particularly impressed by the quality of the nominees this year. Among those who delivered speeches, there were a large number of students who are worthy leaders. I know these students will continue to be great leaders, and will do great things in our school this year. We wish the following House Leaders all the best as they lead their team in the three major sporting carnivals in 2018. Please note Alex Parnell absent from photo Coolock MacKillop McAuley Xavier Neha Alex Chaleese Monsen Sam Card Lachlan Scott Eloise Radley Hannah Russo Jayce Hargreaves Samuel Heinz Lucy Hamilton Jaslyn Phillips Kai Applebee Harrison Titmarsh Olivia Joyce Elizabeth Pascoe Daniel Harry Alex Parnell INTER-HOUSE SWIMMING CARNIVAL The Senior School Swimming Carnival (Years 3-6) will be held on, 26 March at the Bundaberg Swim Academy, Fitzgerald Street. A warm invitation is extended to all parents & grandparents who wish to attend and support their child/children on the day. Limited shade will be available for parents and I would encourage you to bring a folding chair. There will be an opportunity for parents/grandparents to get wet and assist your child s house team in the Salmon Run; so bring your togs and have some fun! The program for the carnival will be as follows: Years 3 & 4: Years 5 & 6: Presentations: 9:00am 11:00am and 11:00am 12:30pm 2:30pm in the covered area (Overall Points & Age Champions 10-12yrs). Year 3-6 students are permitted to wear house coloured shirts with sports uniform on. House leaders are asked to be at the Bundaberg Swim Academy from 8:00am to assist with set up for the carnival. Students will return to school by bus after the Year 5/6 Carnival. TUCKSHOP Years 3-6 on 26 March Year 5 & 6 students are asked not to order tuckshop on due to the carnival. They are permitted to order afternoon tea. Year 3 & 4 students may order lunch and afternoon tea on. If ordering, please remind your child to put the order in the basket before leaving the school. CROSS-COUNTRY The St Patrick s Inter-House Cross Country Carnival will be held at Shalom College on, 23rd April in Term 2. Students in Years 3, 4, 5 & 6 are expected to compete unless there is a medical condition that precludes their participation. An information letter will be sent home next week. Training has already begun in PE lessons and extra training sessions will be offered from next Thursday in Week 9 commencing 8.00am 8.30am in the multi-purpose shelter. Students are to wear comfortable training clothes and can change into their school uniform at the end of the training session. The training sessions are offered to all students in Years 3-6 and cater to all ability levels.

SCHOOL SPORTS REPRESENTATIVES 18 August 2017 Congratulations to Rohan Wooldridge for his selection in the U12 Wide Bay School Sports Golf team. Also congratulations to the following students for their selection in the respective Bundaberg 10-12 years sports teams:- Hockey Jaslyn Phillips, Kendall Ace, Gabby Aitkenhead and Ava McCaig Football Lachlan Scott and Lucy Hamilton Rugby League Hector Klowss and Coen Dick DATE CLAIMERS FOR TERM 2 Music Camp All Junior and String Ensemble Students 11th and Saturday 12th May at Chaverim Cross Country St Patrick s Cross Country (Year 3-6), 23 April Shalom College 9:00 11:00am An information letter will be sent home via email next week. APRIL VACATION CARE If you require vacation care over the school holidays, both St Mary s and St Joseph s are offering programs. Please click on the opposite link for further information and booking forms. Please book early to avoid disappointment.

REEF GUARDIAN INITIATIVE Dear Parents, Our school is very excited and privileged to be recognised as a Reef Guardian School this year. As a school, 18 we August have decided 2017 to begin by addressing one issue where we can make a significant difference to our school and the natural environment. Our aim is to focus on reducing the amount of food and plastic waste produced each day. We believe that reducing the quantity of rubbish that humans produce will have a positive impact on our community and ultimately one of our nation s greatest natural resources, the Great Barrier Reef. On a more local level, it will be a practical way to help the amazing turtles that return every year to our local beaches to produce young for our future generations to enjoy. Our Nude Food Brain Break initiative was well received by students and parents in 2017. Now we will introduce another initiative from the beginning of Term 2. No bins will be available for food waste within our school, encouraging a reduction in the amount of waste produced by individuals. All student and staff lunch rubbish will be placed back into lunch boxes and returned home. Waste from tuckshop purchases will be returned to tuckshop bags to be taken home. Green waste buckets will be provided at brain break to encourage a Nude Food snack. The reason for this is twofold: to reduce the quantity of rubbish that circulates around the school, as well as to assist parents to discover what their child is eating and not eating during the day. The Reef Guardians are also hoping that this initiative will encourage the use of reusable containers instead of non-biodegradable wrappers; educating our students and staff about a way of life that leads to more responsible purchasing and food preparation decisions. Some parents and students are doing this already. Below is an example of a zero waste lunch box belonging to a Prep student this week. We ask parents to start thinking about how they can assist their child to be ready for this new lunch time routine from Day 1 next term. We have received tremendous encouragement and support from the St Patrick s School Board and P & F Association to begin this new approach. The Reef Guardian Team can t wait to see the benefits associated with our school s approach to minimizing the amount of generated waste. We very much appreciate your support! The Reef Guardian Team Year 6 Students & Staff

OUT AND ABOUT 18 August 2017 TENNIS HOLIDAY CLINIC will be conducted at Rotary Park Tennis complex, 69b George Street, South Bundaberg by Bundaberg Tennis Academy Coaches, Murray Whitbread and Kevin Banner. 9th, Tuesday 10th, Wednesday 11th April 2018. Times: 8.30am 10am (Junior Beginners 5-12 years); 2.30pm 5.00pm (High School/Intermediate/Advanced). To Register and for enquiries, please phone Kevin: 4152 0753 or 0409 520753. Bookings are essential! The Alloway Football Club Inc. is currently still looking for some junior players who would be interested in playing football (soccer) in the 2018. The club has the following spots available in U/6 x 2, U/7 x 1, U/8 x 4, U/10 x 2, U/11 x 4, U/12 x 3 and U/13 x 3. Trainings are on a Thursday afternoon at St Luke's Anglican School, for teams in u/6 to u/12, from 4pm. Please contact Mandy Hall at treasurer@allowayfc.asn.au or ring 0417403842 for further details regarding u/13 training or with registrations for teams in u/6 - u/13. The Alloway Football Club Inc. accepts the $150 get started vouchers.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS What a week we have had; a wonderful St Patrick s Day Mass and exciting rotations along with a beautiful Palm Sunday reflection. Looking toward next week we have; Holy Thursday, Good and Easter celebrations. Week 10 will be an extremely busy one. Please see below for the events of next week. Parents are very welcome to attend all of our celebrations and reflections. Week 10, March 26 School Swimming Carnival Tuesday, March 27 The Last Supper Year 4L (8.40am) Wednesday, March 28 Good Reflection Year 5 (8.40am) Thursday, March 29 Easter Liturgy Prep and Year 6 (9.00am) Thursday, March 29 Easter Hat Parade 10.15am see details about the Easter Hat Parade below Thursday, March 29 11.00 12.15 Mini Fair (details below) 18 August 2017 Easter Hat Parade As always we will have our Easter Hat Parade in the Multi on Thursday, March 29 at 10.15am. It is for our Prep to Year 3 students. All classes will perform an Easter song and show us their amazing Easter Hats. For new parents; the Easter Hat Parade is a fun way of showcasing the Easter Hats that children (with the assistance of parents at home) have made. Please see the pictures in this newsletter for inspiration. Mini Fair Again this year as part of our fundraising efforts we will be holding our annual Mini Fair, in the Multi at 11am. All students and parents are very welcome to attend. Each class or grade level will be responsible for a stall at our Mini Fair, please see your inbox or your child s teacher for details or letters about the mini fair. All items from the Mini Fair will cost between 50c and $2. Tracey Cook APRE

ST PATRICK S MINI FAIR 2018 18 August 2017

TERM TWO PLANNER WEEK 1 Week 16th April - 20th April PUPIL FREE DAY Tuesday Thursday Tuesday to Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 6L Cross Country Junior Prep to Year 2 9.00am - 11.00am St Patrick's Awards Only 10.45am WEEK 2 Week 23rd April - 27th April Cross Country Senior Year 3 - Year 6 9.00am - 11.00am Shalom Tuesday Anzac Day Prayer 8.40am 4W Wednesday ANZAC DAY Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 4W Class Assembly and Awards 10.25am 2M WEEK 3 Week 30th April - 4th May School Opening and Blessing Tuesday Thursday Tuesday to Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 4L Classroom Liturgy 8.45am 1B Class Assembly and Awards 10.25am 1N WEEK 4 Week 7th May - 11th May LABOUR DAY Tuesday Morning Parade 8.40am Wednesday Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 4C Mothers Day Liturgy 9.00am Year 3 No Assembly or Awards Music Camp Fri-Sat WEEK 5 Week 14th May - 18th May Tuesday Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 2M Tuesday Thursday NAPLAN Classroom Liturgy 8.45am 1P Class Assembly and Awards 10.25am 2C WEEK 6 Week 21st May - 25th May Tuesday Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 2B No Classroom Liturgy Awards Only 10.45am WEEK 7 Week 28th May - 1st June Tuesday Wednesday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 6B Thursday SHOW HOLIDAY No Classroom Liturgy No Assembly or Awards WEEK 8 Week 4th June - 8th June Tuesday Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 1N Classroom Liturgy 8.45am 2B Class Assembly and Awards 10.25am 4W WEEK 9 Week 11th June - 15th June Parish Mass 9.00am Year 6 & Year 2 & Prep Tuesday Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 1P Classroom Liturgy 8.45am 4C Class Assembly and Awards 10.25am 4L WEEK 10 Week 18th June - 22nd June Tuesday House Meetings Wednesday Senior Athletics Carnival Thursday Junior Athletics Carnival No Liturgy and Awards Only 10.45am WEEK 11 Week 25th June - 29th June Tuesday Thursday Courtyard Prayer 8.40am 1B No Classroom Liturgy Awards Only 10.45am