FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Term 2 Week 7

This Sunday is the feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ.

After a number of recent liturgical feasts; Easter, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday we have another on this Sunday – the Feast of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. This feast originated in Belgium in the 13th Century and spread to the worldwide church. It used to be known by its Latin name, Corpus Christi. This feast reminds us of Jesus’ parting gift of himself in the form of the bread and wine as described at the last supper. This event is recounted in the Second Reading today from Paul’s first Letter to the Corinthians where he reminds the community members in Corinth that this action of sharing the bread and wine together is fundamental to their existence ‘Every time you eat this bread and drink this cup , you are proclaiming his death’. In the Gospel from John we hear of the miracle of Jesus feeding five thousand with five loaves and two fish. This story contains a powerful and clear message about the Body and Blood of Christ. The Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ is not only an event, it is an action designed to nourish those who receive it so that they can then go out into the world and serve. The final words of the Mass reflect this theology; ‘Go now to love and serve the Lord’

What is on over the following week

The 2016 St Brigid’s Book Fair is in action this week in the Library.

The annual Book Week Character parade will be staged in the MPA from 9:00 am this Thursday. Interschool Sport will continue for Years 5 and 6 this Friday.

The Tyke-Oh Japanese Drumming 2016 workshop for Years 4-6 was held on Tuesday 24th May.

The UNSW Science Competition for self-nominated students will be held on Tuesday May 31.

Year 6 Canberra Explorer's Tour - Parent information evening will be held on Tuesday May 31 commencing at 6:15 pm.

The Cold Coast Catholic Schools' Cross Country Carnival will be held at St Brigid’s on Wednesday June 1.

Assembly prayer this week was led by 2C whilst 2B will lead next week’s.

PB4L Focus

This week we will be expanding on Rule #1: Respect for Self and Others by focusing on transitions around the school other than the specific transitions we have focused on over the past fortnight. The one that a number of children need support with is transitioning from the playground to the classroom. If you can reinforce the expected behaviours that successfully allow children to transition from the playground to the classroom it would be most appreciated.

Thought for the week

"For all of the decisions young business leaders will be asked to make based on facts and figures, needs and wants, numbers and speculation, all of those choices will require one common skill: how to evaluate raw information, be it from people or a spreadsheet, and make reasoned and critical decisions. The ability to think clearly and critically - to understand what people mean rather than what they say - cannot be monetised, and in life should not be undervalued. In all the people who have worked for me over the years the ones who stood out the most were the people who were able to see beyond the facts and figures before them and understand what they mean in a larger context." Edgar Bronfman

Parish News

Father Rafal will be on holidays for the next four weeks therefore the weekday Masses will be cancelled and resume on Monday 27th June. The Pauline Fathers from Marian Valley will supply St Brigid’s Parish with weekend Masses (Saturday 6pm and Sunday 8.30am). In the case of emergency please call the priests from Surfers’ Paradise Parish (phone number 5572 5433). ST VINCENT DE PAUL NERANG CONFERENCE MEETINGS held in St Brigid's Parish Centre at 6.30pm on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month. All Welcome.

Kevin Bianchi

Principal

APA NEWS

Uniform

As we head into the colder months it is timely to re-visit the uniform expectations at St Brigid’s. If your child is wearing non-uniform items, please send a note to school indicating the reason and when you hope to have your child back in the correct uniform. Cold weather wear

• Bottle green track pants, jacket and/or V neck jumper with St Brigid’s emblem may be worn over both sports and day uniforms • Alternatively, bottle green tights may be worn under dresses or shorts • Bottle green fleecy vest with St Brigid’s emblem may be worn with both sports and day uniforms Footwear • St Brigid’s logo white ankle socks • Totally black shoes (may be leather or sports style) – coloured stripes or high ankle boots are not permitted Hats • School surf hat with St Brigid’s emblem • Yellow band on Preparatory hats • No hat – no play rule applies

Hair • Hair which extends beyond normal collar length or which affects the child’s participation in school activities is to be secured with school coloured ribbons or scrunchies – bottle green, white, school check colours for day dress and lemon or bottle green coloured for sports days • Hairstyles should comply with standards of neatness, practicality and safety Jewellery

• Wrist watches and ear studs are permitted as items of jewellery, for safety reasons, ear studs only are to be worn

Day dress wear • Check dress with St Brigid’s emblem • Check shirt with St Brigid’s emblem and bottle green rugger style shorts Sports wear

• Gold sports shirt with St Brigid’s emblem • Bottle green sports shorts with St Brigid’s emblem • Black sports style shoe* • Bottle green skort with St Brigid’s emblem * Students in Years 5 and 6, are permitted to bring specialty shoes to wear for Friday interschool sports (i.e. football/oztag boots). These are to be changed into at the game. At all other times, and for other sports, students are expected to wear black sports shoes.

Year 6 Parents Canberra Explorers Tours Information Night

Year 6 parents are invited to a parent information evening on Tuesday May 31st from 6.15 until 7.15pm in the Year 6 rooms.

Pam from ‘Educatours’ will speak at this information evening covering all aspects of the Canberra tour which is the major excursion for our Year 6 students. All interested parents are welcome to attend.

Julie Rey

APA

APRE NEWS

Prayer on Assembly

Thank you to Mrs Purdon and the students in 2C for their prayers on assembly on Monday honouring the Holy Trinity. Trinity Sunday is the first Sunday after Pentecost.

Let us Pray

to the one God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

that our lives may bear witness to our faith

Father,

you sent your Word

to bring us truth

and your Spirit to make us holy.

Through them we come to know

the mystery of your life.

Help us to worship you,

one God in three Persons,

by proclaiming and living our faith in you.

We ask you this, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,

one God, true and living, forever and ever.

AMEN

Next week’s prayer will be led by 2B. Parents are always welcome to attend our assemblies which begin at 2.30pm.

National Sorry Day

We will honour National Sorry Day with a short prayer on assembly this Thursday. On this day, which is held on 26 May each year, we remember the mistreatment of our country's indigenous population. During the 20th century, policies of Australian governments resulted in Aboriginal children being separated, often forcibly, from their families. This day of remembrance is followed by National Reconciliation Week, which commences on 27 May, the day that marks the anniversary of the 1967 referendum that saw over 90 per cent of Australians vote to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the national census.

Holy Father, God of Love, You are the Creator of this land and of all good things. We acknowledge the pain and shame of our history and the suffering of our peoples,

and we ask your forgiveness. We thank you for the survival of indigenous cultures.

Our hope is in you because you gave your Son Jesus to reconcile the world to you. We pray for your strength and grace to forgive, accept and love one another, as you love us and forgive and accept us in the sacrifice of your Son.

Give us the courage to accept the realities of our history so that we may build a better future for our nation. Teach us to respect all cultures. Teach us to care for our land and waters. Help us to share justly the resources of this land. Help us to bring about spiritual and social change to improve the quality of life for all groups in our communities, especially the disadvantaged.

Help young people to find true dignity and self-esteem by your Spirit. May your power and love be the foundations on which we build our families, our communities and our nation, through Jesus Christ our Lord.

AMEN

Vinnies Winter Food and Clothing Appeal

Please donate any non-perishable food items, blankets and warm clothes via your child’s classroom.

Under 8's Day: Friday June 10

We are counting down! This year’s theme is: “Early Learning, Everyone Benefits”

Come and have some fun with your children! Siblings most welcome! The teachers are busily organising all of the activities, which will finish with a free sausage sizzle! We look forward to having you join us!

St Brigid's Parish Sacramental Preparation

Information for parents and guardians

If your child is Year 3 or older and has not received the Sacrament of Confirmation, now is the time to prepare your child for the reception of this sacrament. The preparation will start with a meeting which must be attended by parents or guardians. There are two meetings scheduled for your convenience on Thursday 23 June at 6.30pm and Friday 24 June at 6.30pm. We look forward to meeting your family and sharing what is a special time in your child’s sacramental journey.

Curriculum Connections

Parents, students, teachers

Partners in education

Visible Learning and Teaching

St Brigid’s Primary School part of the “MAKING LEARNING VISIBLE” collaborative of schools as part of

Brisbane Catholic Education’sDELIVERING EXCELLENT LEARNING AND TEACHING

(DELT) Strategy. WHAT IS VISIBLE LEARNING?

Visible Learning is teachers seeing learning through the eyes of their students and students seeing themselves as their own

teachers. (John Hattie, 2014) St Brigid’s is a Visible Learning school. Our teachers are working hard with their students to create learning environments that develop Assessment Capable Learners. That is, our students are learning how to articulate what they are learning and why. So what is this all about? Stay tuned to this section in the newsletter to find out more about what Visible Learning is and looks like in our school. When your child comes home from school. Do you say, “What did you do at school today?” How about trying a different approach…. Try these 5 Questions for learners…..

Belinda Kingston

APRE

PASTORAL CARE

BIRTHDAYS

Happy birthday to those in the St Brigid's community who celebrate their birthday this week: Lachlan A, Takumi S, Lily L, Coen S, Summer K, Madison S, Mackenzie N, Jake D, Ethan G, Leah J, Saba Z, Keenan F, Beau-Krystal R, Sebastian R, Mrs Sweeny

PB4L

Robo's Rule of the Week

Respect for Self and Others by focusing on transitions around the school other than the specific transitions we have focused on over the past fortnight.

Robo Awards

McKinlay F 2A, Emily 1A, Eabha 0B, Blake 3B, Kyan C 6B, Valentino 4B, Alex 4B, Vanessa 4A, Carter 4B, Ruby B 0C. DATE CLAIMERS

Date Event Monday 23 - Friday 27 May 2016 St Brigid's Book Fair Thursday 26 May 2016 Character Parade - Book Fair Tuesday 31 May 2016 Yr 6 Parents Canberra Trip Info Night

UNSW Science Competition

Wednesday 1 June 2016 Catholic Schools' Cross Country Carnival Friday 10 June 2016 Under 8's Day Wednesday 22 June 2016 Prep - Yr 2 Athletics Carnival Friday 24 June 2016 Last Day of Term 2

LIBRARY NEWS

St Brigid's Annual Character Parade

The St Brigid’s Annual Character Parade & Book Fair will be held this Thursday May 26. Are you prepared??

The parade will commence at 9:00 am and we aim to conclude by first break at 11:00 am. We love an audience to showcase all the wonderful costumes so please join us in the hall. NOT TV or MOVIE CHARACTERS PLEASE unless the BOOK CHARACTER was written first PLEASE. Some last minute character ideas for the littlies… Hairy MacLary from Donaldsons Dairy, One Woolly Wombat, Goldilocks, Scarecrow, Humpty Dumpty, Hey Diddle Diddle the Cat and the Fiddle, Jack Be Nimble, The Gingerbread Man, IncyWincy Spider, The Bad Tempered Ladybird, The Paperbag Princess, Mr Smarty Pants, Dictionary, Guiness Book of World Record, etc

Please be mindful that children will be returning to class after the parade and need to be comfortable. So if the costume is such that they cannot sit or play please send in suitable clothing or uniform along with footwear.

Annual Book Fair - 23rd May to 27th May 2016

The Book Fair will be open from 8:15 am to 4:00 pm each day for you to purchase books. Please support the Book Fair, the school earns commission depending on the amount of sales which is used to purchase new resources …. This benefits all the children in our school. Thank you.

PLEASE NOTE UPDATED LIBRARY DAYS MONDAY YEARS 5 & 6 TUESDAY 5B BORROWING WEDNESDAY YEARS 1 & 2 THURSDAY YEARS 4 FRIDAY YEARS PREP & 3 Please ensure your child brings a clean library bag (preferably with a clean supermarket bag inside it) to school on their library day this week. The supermarket bags protect library books from being damaged by leaking drink bottles & wet swimming towels & bathers. If you have a collection of supermarket bags you do not need, please send them along to the library. Jan Knowles Teacher Librarian

SPORTS REPORT - MR GUDGEON

Catholic Cross Country

Wednesday 1st June 2016 at St Brigid's School Oval This Carnival is for students who placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th at our School Cross Country Carnival. All participants have been given notes and made aware of their position in the team. Children are required to wear full school sports uniform. St Brigid’s competition singlets will be given to students to run in on the day. Please ensure that your child has the appropriate equipment for this competition by ensuring they are wearing proper footwear and have a water bottle, hat, sunscreen and food. The canteen will be in operation on this day for students who require tuckshop. The Catholic Schools Cross Country Carnival includes: 6 boys and 6 girls in age groups from 8 years to 12 years age divisions. 8 Years Boys 11:00am 8 Years Girls 11:10am 9 Years Boys 11:20am 9 Years Girls 11:30am 10 Years Boys 11:40am 10 Years Girls 11:55am 11 Years Boys 12:10pm 11 Years Girls 12:25pm 12 Years Boys 12:40pm

12 Years Girls 12:55pm Presentation approximately 1:20pm

Distict Cross Country

Last week 17 St Brigid's students competed in the Hinterland District Cross Country Carnival. All of our students were very competitive with the majority of our students finishing in the top 25 out approximately 50-60 competitors. I am very proud of our little team as we always have fun and achieve fantastic results despite our smaller school size. We had 30% of our team finish in the top 15 competitors, including 3 students who finished in the top 6. Blake B put in a determined effort to finish 6th, Jacinta D pushed herself round the track to place 4th, and Matthew L (MJ) snatched 1st place blitzing the field and finishing 200m ahead of his nearest competitor. These 3 students will now progress to the regional carnival at Runaway Bay in June. The St Brigid's community are very proud of them and we wish them all the best at the next stage of competition.

Upcoming Sporting Events

Wednesday 1 June - Catholic School's Cross Country Carnival

Wednesday 22 June - Prep to year 2 Athletics Carnival

Tuesday 19 July - Senior Athletics Carnival

Interschool Sport

Please see the following draws for Interschool Sport. Please ensure that students have the correct safety equipment for participation. Rugby League - mouth guard Soccer - shin pads Netball - cut/taped fingernails and remove/tape earring's

Simon Gudgeon

PE Teacher and Sport Coordinator

THE ARTS

Singing Club

Singing Club will recommence on Thursday, June 2nd, 8am in the Music Room. Thank you to parents and students for your patience during my absence. I look forward to rehearsal.

Maryann Sandstrom

Arts Teacher

ACTIVE SCHOOL TRAVEL

Welcome to week 7. It was great to see so many children walking to school on Friday, for our “Walk Safely to School Day”. The children were very happy to receive a sticker and a little surprise. We would like to congratulate Maya F in 5C for winning the senior division of the AST Calendar competition. Maya’s drawing will feature in the 2017 AST Calendar. Well Done to Maya! Congratulations to all our participants in the competition.

Our wonderful coffee van will be at school on our Walking and Wheeling Wednesday. Enjoy! Keep signing those passports! Prizes will be awarded on Thursday afternoon. Our Year 6 leaders will be in charge. Thank you to Year 6 and their teachers, Mrs Lincoln, Mrs Wilson and Mrs Balym. Thank you to our families for supporting our Active School Travel program. We will run this system for four weeks. Keep up the active travel! Enjoy our photos!

Maya from 5C - Our Senior Champion!

OSHC

CLASS NEWS

Prep News

This week the children will be learning about the letter and sounds of Vv & Yy”. The Prep classes attended The Very Hungry Caterpillar show on Friday. The day began with a very excited bus ride. All of the children were absolutely captivated throughout the whole show. Other stories that the children were exposed to were “Mister Seahorse”, “The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse” and “The Very Lonely Firefly”. All of these books were written by Eric Carle. The teachers and staff were very impressed by the children’s behaviour. We all had a great time on our very first school excursion. We are continuing to focus on different books in each classroom. “Mrs Wishy Washy”, “Edward the Emu”, “Who Sank the Boat?” and “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” are some of the books that the children are exploring. Ask the children what they think of these stories. It is a good starting point for them to discuss what they are experiencing at school. In our Religion lessons we are continuing to work on God’s Creation. The message from this Bible story is “God loves us and had a plan: to Create the world for us, so that we could live in it and care for each other and His world. In Maths, the numbers beyond 10 are being investigated, with the focus being on number 12. The children will show different ways to represent number 12. We continue to find the 2D shapes and 3D objectsin our environment and discuss how they differ. The children are even noticing many different shapes and objects in their lunchbox!! In Visual Arts, our learning is about secondary colours. We are experimenting by mixing the two of the primary colours together and discovering the new colours are being made. St Brigid’s Book Week will be celebrated on Thursday, May 26th, with the children dressing up as their favourite book character. You are more than welcome to come along and support your child. It is a great morning. We are also looking forward to celebrating our Under 8’s Day. Additional information was sent home last week about this great day. Please check bags if you did not receive it, as we need numbers for catering.

We will continue sending the two “readers” home each week. Please try and make the time to read with, and listen to your child, as they develop a love of reading. These books will be exchanged each Wednesday.

As the middle of the year is approaching, we remind you that the Prep children need to practise their sight words regularly. It is important, as we would like to make sure all Prep children have as many opportunities as possible, to be independent readers upon entering Grade One.

Year 1 News

It’s all about stories this week! By the time this is published, we will have enjoyed our visit to the Gold Coast Arts Centre to see “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.” The bus trip will also have been a first for many students. Now the teachers are planning our costumes for the Character Book Parade on Thursday. So it’s all about stories! This is great timing as we are into making up our own narratives in class.

In Maths, we are doing much testing and revision as it is report time coming up.

In science, we are finishing off our unit on changes by heat. We welcome any other discussions on change.

You may have noticed we have had some difficulty in accessing Reading Eggs. Many parents also reported this problem. Now everything is working again, so we are encouraging work on Reading Eggs at least three times a week at home if possible. We plan on having certificates handed out at a special

“Grade One time” each month. We had a good look at the site on the data projector last week and there are many sections and activities that the students needed to revisit.

Please keep sending in the boxes etc. for construction/collage for our Under Eight’s Day in June.

Have you sent back your permission form for Under Eight’s Day?

Year 2 News

We have had a busy week! There is much happening in Year 2. The children have been eager to check the sunflower seeds each morning and if there has been any change. The sunflower seeds have led to much healthy discussion each morning and when the children fill in their seed calendar. It has been great to see the children excited and interacting in a positive way.

The children are also excited about the upcoming Character Parade on Thursday morning at 9am. Parents are most welcome to attend, if you can make it. Book Fair is open every day this week from 8:15 am to 4:00 pm in the library. The more books/products we sell means more money back into the school.

We wish our Year 2 competitors all the very best for the Catholic Schools' Cross Country next Wednesday, June 1st. These include, Tyla, Miller, Kingston, Griffin, Maeve, Sarah and Jake. Congratulations to those children for their commitment to exercise.

Enjoy our photos from Fun Friday! We wish you a very happy week!

Year 3 News

Please remember to make an appointment if needing to have a chat to your child’s classroom teacher. Preparation time before school is precious. If matters are not urgent consider an email or note to convey a message. If pick up plans change at the last minute call the office. Our school routine has now returned to normal with homework set for this week and regular weekly spelling. We have been revisiting your Learning Intentions, Success Criteria and Goal Setting to assist us to stay focused on all of the students' learning. The children are reminded that ‘effort makes a difference’. The Year 3 curriculum commences a new cycle as the Prep-2 curriculum works on acquiring basic literacy and numeracy skills, while Year 3 works on understanding and applying this new information. When we learn something new it is always daunting. We feel out of our depth and like we will never understand this new skill, however we persevere until the task becomes clearer and easier. Remember to encourage your child by telling them, “You don’t get it -YET.” In Year 3 Religion we are exploring the Sacraments of Initiation into the Catholic Church. These include Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist. For parents who are considering enrolling your child into a Parish Sacramental program it is often helpful information to know that these sacraments have been taught at school. We have been learning about the Sacraments of Initiation, followed by Scripture that mentioned the “Messiah”, Jesus as God’s son, the promised one. We will also be reviewing text types from scripture to compare and contrast differences between the Acts, parables, and letters from the New Testament.

Year 4 News

We're continuing to work on our newspaper writing skills. Here's an example of using a headline, lead, body and tail structure for reporting a news item. WALK THE ENVIRONMENT... On Friday morning St Brigid's students walked to school to help the environment. On the way to school the majority of students and parents did something to help everybody be fit, healthy and happy. They helped the environment because there was less pollution and less cars in the car park. The pollution that's happening, not just in the St Brigid's community but all over the world, is getting too serious. The event was both important to the environment and community. 4C Reporters: Hannah, Ariya and Elle

Year 5 News

Grade Five is working hard on several different tasks at the moment. We are using Little Bird Tales to make a story of Pentecost. We’ve also been working on a maths investigations, using data about movie times to make different graphs, on our tablets and on paper. We are all looking forward to the Book Character Parade happening on Thursday. Keep thinking about creative ways of dressing up as your favourite character. Perhaps our reader’s cup books could provide some inspiration? We took part in a Japanese drumming workshop on Tuesday. Thank you to Sensei and Mrs Sandstrom for organising this for us.

Year 6 News

As part of our Religion unit we have been looking at the issue of social justice and how we as Catholics are expected to help those in need in any way we can. It is fitting, therefore, that we are putting our words into action as the students run the St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal at our school. Each student is required to prepare an item that promotes the appeal to the rest of the school community. Kristy-Lee and Jack ‘kicked-off’ with an outstanding mini drama piece on last week’s morning assembly. Kobe has followed on with a visually effective poster which he chose to hang up near the tuckshop for maximum exposure. Great job students!

Collection day will be every Thursday so please look in your cupboards for any clean, warm clothing blankets in good condition as well as non-perishable food items.

Vinnies Winter Food and Clothing Appeal

This year the year sixes of St Brigid’s are running a mini Vinnie’s to collect warm clothes, non-perishable food, water and blankets to help St Vincent de Paul. Claire was one of the many people that St Vincent de Paul has helped. Claire was pregnant with nowhere to go. People are homeless because they might have been in an abusive relationship, been sick and lost their job or couldn’t pay the bills in time and got kicked out of their home’s. Claire bravely reached out to St Vincent’s who found her and her daughter a home with food and furniture to enjoy. 45,813 women are facing homelessness in Australia. 59 percent of these are actually women. By donating to mini Vinnie’s you can help lots of people and their children.

So give a hand up not a hand out

By Briarnnah and Jacinta

OFFICE NEWS

Term 2 Fees

School fees for Term 2 2016 were due for payment 29 April 2016.

Reminder letters have now been issued. Please pay all outstanding monies immediately. There are a number of payment options available which include Direct Debit, Credit Card, BPAY, Eftpos, Cash (only with the correct amount as we do not carry any change), Cheque and Centrepay. Forms for Direct Debit, Credit Card and Centrepay are available on the Parent Portal and the School Office. Jo Duran Finance Officer

Parent Portal

Access to the Parent Portal is via the school website under the Community Access tab. This year parents will be able to set up Parent Portal access and also reset passwords themselves (use link below). Your username will be the email address that you provided to the school, ie. the address that your fee statement is sent to. Please contact the Office if you have any queries in relation to this. Users need to select the BCE blue box then 'Forgotten Password/First-Time Login' icon from the Login screen identified in the screen shot below:

Please be advised that when using the new reset function, you only have 15 minutes once receiving the new temporary password via email to use it and enter in a new password. If still having problems, we suggest trying the following:

• Clear cache and cookies. • Close browser and reopen to login again. • Ensure the email address you are using to log in is the same address we have on our system. i.e. the address your fee statement is sent to.

Thanks for your patience with this.

Once you have accessed the Parent Portal, you may like to download our BCE Connect App from any App Store. You will need your log on details from the Portal to access the App. The App contains the same information as the Parent Portal but may be more accessible being on your mobile phone.

Lost Property

Lost property not claimed after a period of time will be given to charity or disposed of. Please remember to label all items and check if the hat/jumper your child has in their bag is their own. Sometimes, items belonging to other children are picked up from the playground and placed in their bags by mistake without the children

checking first if it belongs to them. Student Absences

When leaving a message on the School Absences Line - please clearly state the following

• Student's name • Class • Reason for absence - VERY IMPORTANT

Please call the Absences Line prior to 9am on the day of the absence. Administration of Medication

Student Medication Request forms must be completed by a parent/caregiver and handed to the school office in order to authorise the administration of medication to a student. Please click on the link below to download and print a form. Have you changed your Contact Details?

As we may need to contact you urgently at any time due to your child being unwell or in the case of an accident, it is imperative that we have your current contact details. If you have moved house, changed your workplace, email address or phone number/s recently, please call into the office to complete a Change of Address/Contacts form.

School Banking

St Brigid's School Banking day is Wednesday.

Please remember to complete all details on your deposit slip.

Cash deposits only please, the bank does not accept cheques to school banking accounts.

Prizes for Term 2 - Mudsplat Handball and Outback Pat Back Tag

COMMUNITY NEWS

Bus Travel Rebates

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