CSPWA is very excited to announce that we will be supplying the majority of the funding required to replace the lawn on the school oval. This is a project that will benefit the whole school community and has been something the school has wanted to be able to complete for some time.
We have two fundraisers running for the last two weeks of term 2 that will help meet the costs of the lawn replacement.
The first is a raffle. After all the excitement of the Nintendo and Rebel voucher last year, first prize will once again be either a $500 Rebel voucher or a Nintendo switch and accessories to the value of $500. We are finalising the rest of the prizes but tickets will go on sale Monday morning outside the library. Tickets will be $1 each or 6 for $5. We will be taking both cash and card payments.
The second fundraiser is Crazy Hair and Silly Sock day on Thursday 30 June. Students are invited to wear sports uniform with Crazy Hair or Silly socks for a gold coin donation for the CSPWA. Students are permitted to spray their hair colours, wear a wig or create a crazy do. They can couple this with their silliest socks for fun! The raffle will be drawn that morning. Please see flyer attached to this newsletter.
All funds raised for both of these will be going towards replacing the lawn on the oval.
Entertainment Memberships
Online memberships are available again this year. Memberships can be purchased online
https://www.entertainment.com.au/orderbooks/83589g
We have had queries from families who would like to make a contribution to the CSPWA without being involved in purchasing items. This is incredibly generous, and we are always grateful for any donations in whatever form they take.
The CSPWA bank details are below and can be used at anytime to pay online for fundraisers or for contributions. We ask that you include a family name in the description so that we can allocate funds coming into the account
Name – The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Perth, St Columba’s P&F Association
BSB – 086 006
ACC – 679360271
The next meeting is on Tuesday 16 August at 7.00pm.
Any questions or queries, I can be contacted via email gtarmstrong@iinet.net.au
Tanya Armstrong
President CSPWA
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Together we’re making a difference
At Pharmacy 777, your support makes a difference to your school.
We understand how much your school means to you, that’s why at Pharmacy 777, we’re passionate about making a difference. Our Community Spirit Program makes giving back to your school easier. As a Community Spirit member, for every transaction you make at Pharmacy 777 Bayswater and Maylands, they will give part proceeds back to the school. This contribution accumulates over time and funds raised support causes at the heart of your school. We would encourage all school community members to visit Pharmacy 777 Bayswater and Maylands and join up.
Library News
Library 2022
A warm invitiation is extended to ALL families to visit the library from 8:15am in the mornings Monday – Friday.
(If Mrs Cuthbert is unavailable, the library will be closed)
Pre-primary, Kindy & Pre-Kindy families take advantage and come and read all our fabulous picture books with your little ones till 8:45am.
The library is a calming and quiet place, making it the perfect spot for students to have a smooth and calming transition in the morning.
Students may like to return and borrow books before school.
Looking forward to seeing you the library.
Reading and activities in the LIBRARY
At LUNCHTIMES
Students may also use this time to exchange their library book.
Just a reminder that students require the school green
‘Homework and Library Bag’ in order to borrow from the Library.
Many students will already have the green school
‘’Homework and Library Bag’ from previous years.
‘Homework and Library Bags’ can be purchased
from the Uniform Shop at a cost of $10.
The library has lots of books needing covering. If you can help by taking a small number of books home to cover, please advise the library. Your help is greatly appreciated by staff and students.
Rita Cuthbert – Library Officer – Library - the original search engine
Pastoral Care
Happy Birthday to:
To the following students who will be celebrating this coming week:
Scarlett Little KG
Cristian Evangelista KW
Adam Nguyen PPW
Emma North 2W
Lachlan Eaton 3W
Lucy Gardiner 5G
Lily Katich 5W
Andrea Mandujano Liu
Zane Lee 6W
Joshua Murnane 6W
TERM
Week 9 – 22 June
Week 10 – 29 June
Kindy Green | Week 9 Kanishka Setty Week 10 Mia Italia |
Kindy White | Week 9 Flynn Hartus Week 10 Heidi Zekas-Crooks |
PP Green | Week 9 Jax Fermanis Week 10 Luca Isautier |
PP White | Week 9 Marcus Tang Week 10 Noah Palmer |
Year 1 Green | Week 9 Olivia Molony Week 10 Thomas Pinnington |
Year 1 White | Week 9 Mia Paulus Week 10 Xavier Tobin |
Year 2 Green | Week 9 Henry Fry Week 10 Kelvin Quach |
Year 2 White | Week 9 Leo Cameron Week 10 Lucia O’Toole |
Year 3 Green | Week 9 Mason Harper Week 10 Sofia Jaramillo-Restrepo |
Year 3 White | Week 9 Lana Ly Week 10 Lenny Harris |
Year 4 Green | Week 9 Sam Villamar Week 10 Neve Gerick |
Year 4 White | Week 9 Jaydyn Duong Week 10 Max Pierre |
Year 5 Green | Week 9 Lucy Gardiner Week 10 Sophie Jagger |
Year 5 White | Week 9 Oliver May Week 10 Olivia Cotellessa |
Year 6 Green | Week 9 Oscar Durack Week 10 Tishan Ratnasekara |
Year 6 White | Week 9 Joshua Murnane Week 10 Max Kryachok |
Religious Education and Curriculum News
From our Pre-Primary Classes
💜Holy Family Prayer💜
Jesus you loved your family
Teach us to be like you
Jesus you loved Mary
Teach us to be like you
Jesus you loved Joseph
Teach us to be like you
Amen
💜
From our Year 5’s
Earlier this term the students of Year Five designed pasta bridges for Design Technologies. The students were given a strict quantity of materials to use and researched different bridge structures to construct bridges that could hold as much weight as possible. The students enjoyed working collaboratively and testing their designs with various weights!
Community Notices
Columba Runners
We have had an amazing start to the season with over 100 students signed up for Columba Runners so far. We are still welcoming members, even if you can only make one of the sessions a week. Sessions are held at Frank Drago oval 3.10-4.10pm on Mondays and Wednesdays. Cost is $30 per child, parents can join free! Prizes awarded based on total kilometers achieved over both terms, including those brave enough parents! Please complete the online registration.
This club is run by volunteers. Any parents who are able to attend and assist with marking laps and encouraging everyone, we would love to have you. Those attending OSHC are also considered, please chat to the lovely Jess.
If your child is in Yr 2 and below, they must be accompanied by a parent or older sibling. It is the responsibility of the parent/caregiver to ensure the safety of the students between school and Frank Drago.
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Mercedes College | A College for every girl in the heart of your city!
We have limited places available in all year groups for 2023 and are currently interviewing for 2024 & 2025. If you are considering enrolling your daughter at Mercedes College, please visit our website at www.mercedes.wa.edu.au to request a prospectus, to enrol online or book a tour of our campus. Please contact our Enrolments Officer, Mrs Nicole Kirk on 9323 1323 if you require further information.
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