Around the College 2

Can you help with Fresh Fruit Friday 3

Easter Raffle 4

Library news 5

Harmony Day 6

Il Carnevale 7

Year 8 Heart and Lung Dissection

8

Outdoor EdmdashMt Feathertop

9

Mona Lisa has been stolen

10

In the Community 11

Inside this issue

A few words from the PrincipalhellipZlatko Pear Issue 5 26th March 2021

Calendar

March

30 OM Sport-Year 78

April

1 Thursday End of

Term 1

230pm Dismissal

19 Term 2 Starts

May

5 ParentTeacher

Learning Conferences

College Council Representation As you would be aware elections for parent representatives on College Council concluded last week I would like to congratulate Ren Thoenes who renominated and Deanne Gasperotti and Margaret Phillips as first time members of Council There is still one vacant parent position Please contact me at the College if you are interested in becoming a parent representative or have any questions regarding the role Your representatives on College Council for 2021 will be as follows

Linda Lewis ndash Parent (President)

Hannah Pear ndash Student

Ren Thoenes ndash Parent (Vice President)

Dominic Cooper - Student

Deanne Gasperotti ndash Parent (Treasurer)

Lawrence Neal - Friends of MP12 College

Jo McIntyre - Parent Zlatko Pear - Principal

Sean Hynes - Parent Jenni Gardner - Staff

Diane Durling - Parent Bron Wentworth ndash Admin

Margaret Phillips - Parent

Vacant - Parent

Zlatko Pear

End of Term As you would be aware next Thursday 1st April is the last day of Term Classes will finish at 230pm on that day Classes for Term Two will resume on Monday 19th April

Myrtleford P12 College is a Child Safe School

All our Child Safe policies can be accessed on the College website httpwwwmyrtlefordp12viceduau

Learning Conferences Interim reports will be available for you to access on Compass early next week ParentTeacher Learning Conferences will be held after school on Wednesday 5th May (third week in Term Two) All parents and guardians are urged to attend the conferences We value your input and stress the importance of the home and school partnership In order to maximise the value of these sessions it is important that students are also present You will receive more information regarding times and the booking process next term

Page 2 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Congratulations to Amy Gunson for her efforts at the Hume Swimming Competition last week Amy came second in the 50m Breaststroke third in the 50m Butterfly fifth in the 50m Freestyle fourth in the 50m Backstroke and fourth in the Individual Medley Great job Amy you represented our College proudly and achieved fantastic results

Myrtleford P12 College represented very well at the Term 1 OampM Volleyball Competition yesterday with three teams in the finals from four competitions It was a fantastic achievement coming home with the win in both the Male and Female Senior finals The Male Senior team won the final against Corryong and the Female Senior team won the final against Tallangatta The Intermediate Males played well after a slower start but unfortunately did not make the finals and the Intermediate Female team finished as Runners up against SH Yarrawonga Well done to all the teams Clint Slotegraaf Senior Boys team

(The girls declined to have their team photo taken)

BREAKFAST CLUB

Tuesday in the SLA for cheese

toasties Friday in the canteen for toast and

cereal Breakfast is FREE and available for everyone to

enjoy

Page 3 Issue 5 26th March 2021

COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENTS

Fresh Fruit Friday is back

The Parents Club will again be running the Fresh Fruit Friday in Term 2 but they need your help Can you spare some time on a Friday

morning to help prepare the fresh fruit and distribute it to classrooms You do not need to be a Parents Club member If you can help- please contact the Parents Club President Kellie Sheppard on 0422 705462

MYRTLEFORD FIRE BRIGADE GOOD FRIDAY APPEAL 2021

FRIDAY 2ND APRIL 2021 We are again asking for volunteers for this special day Children under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult and everyone who is participating must sign in at the Myrtleford Fire Station from 815am for a 900am start PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO COVID WE ASK THAT ALL PARENTS AND CHILDREN SIGN IN TO HAVE THEIR DETAILS RECORDED VOLUNTEERS WHO DO NOT SIGN IN WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE

PLEASE HELP TO HELP OTHERS

Page 4 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Dear MP12 families Its that time of year again Our

EGGSTRAORDINARY EASTER RAFFLE

We are again asking for donations from families to contribute to this eggstra yummy fundraiser please Can be eggs or other Easter items your generosity is always very appreciated (Please leave your donations with our lovely office ladies) Each family will receive a raffle book shortly please return all sold and unsold tickets by Monday 22nd March

Tickets will be $2 each or 3 for $5

Many thanks Parents Club

Reading Helpers hellip

Are you able to help in our quest to build strong

readers We know that providing opportunities for

students to read daily significantly builds their

confidence and skill

We are looking to establish a team of parent helpers

who are willing to listen to students read on a one-to-

one basis across Prep-6 If you are free anytime

between 9-1030am and would like to know more

please contact Ladeane at

LadeaneLindsayeducationvicgovau

We are more than happy to

work around your

availability and preferred

days

Reading helpers will need to

provide a copy of their

current Working With

Children Card

With thanks Ladeane

Myth Respectful relationships education does not address violence against men

Fact Respectful relationships education is about building positive relationships for all young people Students are given the opportunity to explore emotions such as anger and frustration and develop non-violent problem solving strategies All secondary school students learn about and explore the relationship between gender and power and the way gender stereotypes and behaviours can lead to unhealthy relationships or coping strategies Primary school students are supported to learn new skills to build their confidence and resilience

RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS

BREAKFAST CLUB

Tuesday in the SLA for cheese

toasties Friday in the canteen for toast and

cereal Breakfast is FREE and available for everyone to

enjoy

Page 3 Issue 5 26th March 2021

COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENTS

Fresh Fruit Friday is back

The Parents Club will again be running the Fresh Fruit Friday in Term 2 but they need your help Can you spare some time on a Friday

morning to help prepare the fresh fruit and distribute it to classrooms You do not need to be a Parents Club member If you can help- please contact the Parents Club President Kellie Sheppard on 0422 705462

MYRTLEFORD FIRE BRIGADE GOOD FRIDAY APPEAL 2021

FRIDAY 2ND APRIL 2021 We are again asking for volunteers for this special day Children under 12 years must be accompanied by an adult and everyone who is participating must sign in at the Myrtleford Fire Station from 815am for a 900am start PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO COVID WE ASK THAT ALL PARENTS AND CHILDREN SIGN IN TO HAVE THEIR DETAILS RECORDED VOLUNTEERS WHO DO NOT SIGN IN WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE

PLEASE HELP TO HELP OTHERS

Page 4 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Dear MP12 families Its that time of year again Our

EGGSTRAORDINARY EASTER RAFFLE

We are again asking for donations from families to contribute to this eggstra yummy fundraiser please Can be eggs or other Easter items your generosity is always very appreciated (Please leave your donations with our lovely office ladies) Each family will receive a raffle book shortly please return all sold and unsold tickets by Monday 22nd March

Tickets will be $2 each or 3 for $5

Many thanks Parents Club

Reading Helpers hellip

Are you able to help in our quest to build strong

readers We know that providing opportunities for

students to read daily significantly builds their

confidence and skill

We are looking to establish a team of parent helpers

who are willing to listen to students read on a one-to-

one basis across Prep-6 If you are free anytime

between 9-1030am and would like to know more

please contact Ladeane at

LadeaneLindsayeducationvicgovau

We are more than happy to

work around your

availability and preferred

days

Reading helpers will need to

provide a copy of their

current Working With

Children Card

With thanks Ladeane

Myth Respectful relationships education does not address violence against men

Fact Respectful relationships education is about building positive relationships for all young people Students are given the opportunity to explore emotions such as anger and frustration and develop non-violent problem solving strategies All secondary school students learn about and explore the relationship between gender and power and the way gender stereotypes and behaviours can lead to unhealthy relationships or coping strategies Primary school students are supported to learn new skills to build their confidence and resilience

RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS

Page 4 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Dear MP12 families Its that time of year again Our

EGGSTRAORDINARY EASTER RAFFLE

We are again asking for donations from families to contribute to this eggstra yummy fundraiser please Can be eggs or other Easter items your generosity is always very appreciated (Please leave your donations with our lovely office ladies) Each family will receive a raffle book shortly please return all sold and unsold tickets by Monday 22nd March

Tickets will be $2 each or 3 for $5

Many thanks Parents Club

Reading Helpers hellip

Are you able to help in our quest to build strong

readers We know that providing opportunities for

students to read daily significantly builds their

confidence and skill

We are looking to establish a team of parent helpers

who are willing to listen to students read on a one-to-

one basis across Prep-6 If you are free anytime

between 9-1030am and would like to know more

please contact Ladeane at

LadeaneLindsayeducationvicgovau

We are more than happy to

work around your

availability and preferred

days

Reading helpers will need to

provide a copy of their

current Working With

Children Card

With thanks Ladeane

Myth Respectful relationships education does not address violence against men

Fact Respectful relationships education is about building positive relationships for all young people Students are given the opportunity to explore emotions such as anger and frustration and develop non-violent problem solving strategies All secondary school students learn about and explore the relationship between gender and power and the way gender stereotypes and behaviours can lead to unhealthy relationships or coping strategies Primary school students are supported to learn new skills to build their confidence and resilience

RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPS

Last week in the library we helped to celebrate Harmony Week with displays and book collections celebrating the variety of cultures and diversity in our world today On Friday our focus was National Day Against Bullying and Violence Library leader Hyacinth joined some students at lunchtime to read some of the

many picture books focusing on the issue of bullying

We had some great new graphic novels arrive this week so keep an eye out for those These include a Geronimo Stilton Graphic Novel Dav Pilkeyrsquos CAT KID Comic Club ( for the DOG MAN lovers) and for the upper primary Sunny series by Jennifer and Matthew Holm A new Liz Pichon book (creator of the Tom Gates Series) ldquoShoe Warsrdquo is in so check that out if you love Tom Gates

For older students new books have arrived as well Here are some of them

Be sure to check the reviews httpswwwgoodreadscom

Page 5 Issue 5 26th March 2021

hellipMrs Morgan

From Front cover inserthellip In this multicultural travelogue through each of the 24 time zones young readers are invited to travel the world and experience all the people places and things that exist on our planethellipright now In every minute of every hour of every day something wonderful is happening around our world In Santa Fe New Mexico an artist sits in front of his easel working on a painting while at the same time in Greenland an Inuit boy begins training his first pack of sled dogs In Madagascar a playful lemur is trying to steal treats from a familyrsquos picnic just as a baby humpback whale is born in the Pacific Ocean This perfect read aloud helps introduce geography and time telling while celebrating the richness and diversity of life on our planet

Page 6 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Year 5 made their own anti-bullying

flags

Page 7 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Il Carnevale

Students have learned about Carnevale in Italy

They made their masks were shown videos

photos and discovered some of the cultural

significance that this celebration has in Italy We

looked at Carnevale in various Italian cities such

as Venice and Viareggio

This year we focused on Viareggio which its main

characteristic is given by the parade of floats and

masks usually made of paper-pulp depicting

caricatures of popular people such as politicians

showmen and sportsmen the parade is held on

the Viareggio avenue located in Tuscany

Mr Pelligrini

Page 8 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Year 8 Science students thoroughly en-joyed dissecting a heart and lung- definitely a

highlight for Term 1

Page 9 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Last week the Year 9 and 10 Outdoor Elective class and some MYCAL students went on the overnight hike to Federation Hut just below Mount Feathertop in the Victorian Alpine National Park The students were greeted with great hiking weather for both days not too hot and clear views The hike is about 20km round trip along the iconic Razorback Trail starting just off the Great Alpine Road near Mount Hotham Resort This was for most of the students their first ever overnight hiking experience The students had to organise their own food and personal gear for this trip Students learnt how to travel with a hiking pack how to cook with a Trangia stove as well as setting up a lightweight hiking tent This introductory hike was a great challenge for all the students that attended and they should all be proud of their achievements Clint Slotegraaf

Page 10 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Mona Lisa has been

stolen The detectives

of 5H are tasked with

tracking down this

priceless piece of

artwork They must

piece together the

clues and crack the

case

After listening to an audio

recording (with a dodgy

French accent ) from

the Police Director they

set about unravelling the

initial clues By plugging in

coordinates to Google

Earth they discovered the

site of the crime The

Louvre in Paris France This

incredible event has left

the people of France

aghast and made front

page news in the Paris

Chronicle

Ms Hawkes and Year 5H

By Blake Fuller

Page 11 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Millie Davis

Page 12 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 7 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Il Carnevale

Students have learned about Carnevale in Italy

They made their masks were shown videos

photos and discovered some of the cultural

significance that this celebration has in Italy We

looked at Carnevale in various Italian cities such

as Venice and Viareggio

This year we focused on Viareggio which its main

characteristic is given by the parade of floats and

masks usually made of paper-pulp depicting

caricatures of popular people such as politicians

showmen and sportsmen the parade is held on

the Viareggio avenue located in Tuscany

Mr Pelligrini

Page 8 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Year 8 Science students thoroughly en-joyed dissecting a heart and lung- definitely a

highlight for Term 1

Page 9 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Last week the Year 9 and 10 Outdoor Elective class and some MYCAL students went on the overnight hike to Federation Hut just below Mount Feathertop in the Victorian Alpine National Park The students were greeted with great hiking weather for both days not too hot and clear views The hike is about 20km round trip along the iconic Razorback Trail starting just off the Great Alpine Road near Mount Hotham Resort This was for most of the students their first ever overnight hiking experience The students had to organise their own food and personal gear for this trip Students learnt how to travel with a hiking pack how to cook with a Trangia stove as well as setting up a lightweight hiking tent This introductory hike was a great challenge for all the students that attended and they should all be proud of their achievements Clint Slotegraaf

Page 10 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Mona Lisa has been

stolen The detectives

of 5H are tasked with

tracking down this

priceless piece of

artwork They must

piece together the

clues and crack the

case

After listening to an audio

recording (with a dodgy

French accent ) from

the Police Director they

set about unravelling the

initial clues By plugging in

coordinates to Google

Earth they discovered the

site of the crime The

Louvre in Paris France This

incredible event has left

the people of France

aghast and made front

page news in the Paris

Chronicle

Ms Hawkes and Year 5H

By Blake Fuller

Page 11 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Millie Davis

Page 12 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 8 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Year 8 Science students thoroughly en-joyed dissecting a heart and lung- definitely a

highlight for Term 1

Page 9 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Last week the Year 9 and 10 Outdoor Elective class and some MYCAL students went on the overnight hike to Federation Hut just below Mount Feathertop in the Victorian Alpine National Park The students were greeted with great hiking weather for both days not too hot and clear views The hike is about 20km round trip along the iconic Razorback Trail starting just off the Great Alpine Road near Mount Hotham Resort This was for most of the students their first ever overnight hiking experience The students had to organise their own food and personal gear for this trip Students learnt how to travel with a hiking pack how to cook with a Trangia stove as well as setting up a lightweight hiking tent This introductory hike was a great challenge for all the students that attended and they should all be proud of their achievements Clint Slotegraaf

Page 10 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Mona Lisa has been

stolen The detectives

of 5H are tasked with

tracking down this

priceless piece of

artwork They must

piece together the

clues and crack the

case

After listening to an audio

recording (with a dodgy

French accent ) from

the Police Director they

set about unravelling the

initial clues By plugging in

coordinates to Google

Earth they discovered the

site of the crime The

Louvre in Paris France This

incredible event has left

the people of France

aghast and made front

page news in the Paris

Chronicle

Ms Hawkes and Year 5H

By Blake Fuller

Page 11 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Millie Davis

Page 12 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 9 Issue 5 26th March 2021

Last week the Year 9 and 10 Outdoor Elective class and some MYCAL students went on the overnight hike to Federation Hut just below Mount Feathertop in the Victorian Alpine National Park The students were greeted with great hiking weather for both days not too hot and clear views The hike is about 20km round trip along the iconic Razorback Trail starting just off the Great Alpine Road near Mount Hotham Resort This was for most of the students their first ever overnight hiking experience The students had to organise their own food and personal gear for this trip Students learnt how to travel with a hiking pack how to cook with a Trangia stove as well as setting up a lightweight hiking tent This introductory hike was a great challenge for all the students that attended and they should all be proud of their achievements Clint Slotegraaf

Page 10 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Mona Lisa has been

stolen The detectives

of 5H are tasked with

tracking down this

priceless piece of

artwork They must

piece together the

clues and crack the

case

After listening to an audio

recording (with a dodgy

French accent ) from

the Police Director they

set about unravelling the

initial clues By plugging in

coordinates to Google

Earth they discovered the

site of the crime The

Louvre in Paris France This

incredible event has left

the people of France

aghast and made front

page news in the Paris

Chronicle

Ms Hawkes and Year 5H

By Blake Fuller

Page 11 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Millie Davis

Page 12 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 10 Issue 5 26th March 2021

The Mona Lisa has been

stolen The detectives

of 5H are tasked with

tracking down this

priceless piece of

artwork They must

piece together the

clues and crack the

case

After listening to an audio

recording (with a dodgy

French accent ) from

the Police Director they

set about unravelling the

initial clues By plugging in

coordinates to Google

Earth they discovered the

site of the crime The

Louvre in Paris France This

incredible event has left

the people of France

aghast and made front

page news in the Paris

Chronicle

Ms Hawkes and Year 5H

By Blake Fuller

Page 11 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Millie Davis

Page 12 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 11 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Millie Davis

Page 12 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

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By Zack DeLaRue

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 13 Issue 5 26th March 2021

By Sam Milligan

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

Page 14 Issue 5 26th March 2021

T MARYrsquoS Parish of Myrtleford with St Patricks Church Whorouly

27 Lawrence St (PO Box 27) Myrtleford Vic 3737 Tel 03 57521 005 Fax 03 57511 013 Email stmarysmyrtlefordbigpondcom

RECONCILIATION amp FIRST EUCHARIST COMMUNION 2021

St Maryrsquos Parish Sacramental Program for 2021 will commence with an Parent Information Evening for the Sacrament of Reconciliation for Year 3 and above on Tuesday April 27th at 6pm in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School After completing the preparation program the candidates will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Tuesday May 25th at 6pm The Sacramental Program will continue with the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation The Parent Information Evening for candidates Year 4 and above will be held on Tuesday July 13th in the McMahon Building at St Maryrsquos Primary School at 6pm We invite you to continue the faith formation that was begun when your child received the Sacraments of Baptism and Reconciliation After the candidates complete the preparation program they will receive the Sacraments of First Eucharist and Confirmation either Saturday August 28th at 6pm or Sunday August 29th at 1030am in St Maryrsquos Parish Myrtleford For further information or to register your attendance please contact Jo Bennett Catholic Identity Leader at St Maryrsquos Primary School Myrtleford via email at jbennettsmmyrtlefordcatholiceduau

Dog walking business Contacts

Lydia Rendek- 0452 035 305 or email lydiarendekgmailcom

If more than one dog itrsquoll be a $5 extra

charge for each Weekdays 500pm ndash 800pm (I need at least a

30 minute to an hour notice) Feel free to callmessage anytime from 330 onwards (email whenever) to

plan a day and time

50 of all profits will be donated to RedKite (A kids cancer charity) Itll help

raise vital funds to help families who have a childchildren with cancer

Minimum 30 minutes $500

lsquorsquo 1 hour $1000

lsquorsquo 1 hour and

30 minutes

$1500

Maximum 2 hours $2000

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CONTACT DETAILS

Bernadette Hays Group Leader 0438-403-068

email gl1stmyrtlefordscoutsvictoriacomau

1st Myrtleford Scout Group

Registrations are now open for the Myrtleford Auskick Program

Jump onto the Aussie Hoops website at

httpsplayaflauskick to register

Auskick will run on Saturdays at 9am at

Memorial Oval Starting Term 2

Any Queries please message via our facebook

page or contact Steve McLean 0400400374

Page 16 Issue 5 26th March 2021

BookingsEnquiries Please call 0478920638 or email bianca lovemyacs asn au Please book before Monday 29th March as spaces are limited Lunches and snacks We will be providing afternoon tea daily Children will be required to bring their own lunch and water bottle Signing in All children must be signed into care when dropped off When you sign them in you are giving per-mission for them to partake in the dayrsquos activities and agreeing to the terms and conditions of using Outside School Hours Care If there are any activities listed that you would prefer your child didnrsquot partake in please let the staff on duty know (allergies etc) Excursions On days that excursions are planned you will need to sign a permission form (These are at the sign in table) Please ensure a contact phone number for the day is provided Clothing Please provide weather appropriate and sun smart clothingshoes hat and a change of clothes No bare shoulders or thongs Cancellations 2 Full Working Daysrsquo notice (48 hours before 800am on the day the child was to attend) needs to be given Otherwise sessions will be charged for regardless of children attending or not ExcursionsIncursions Where noted on the Program the IncursionExcursion fee schedule applies Please note that numbers are limited on these days and priority of access applies Vacation Care Prices A regular Vacation care day fee is $7000 CCS is then applied On days that excursions or incursions occur the days fee will increase according to the dayrsquos activities The School Holiday Program Plan will state the excursion code rate above each activity CCS is then applied to these rates Excursion Code Excursion A $7500 Excursion B $8500 Excursion C $9000 Excursion D $9500 Excursion E $10000 Please note that due to unforeseen circumstances activitiesExcursionsIncursions can change

Page 17 Issue 5 26th March 2021

For the Junior Trail Run there is a free entry code BRIGHTGROWN This will allow students 12 years and under to enter the event for no cost

For students 13 years and above (plus their families) there is a 5km event

The link to the website for the Family Fun Run is

httpsbuffalostampedecomaufamily-junior-trail-run

Our Sponsorshellip Thank you for your ongoing support

Page 18

Issue 5 26th March 2021

MYRTLEFORD

OPEN 7am TO 7pm Mon to Fri 8am to 7pm Sat amp Sun

myrtlefordmyfoodworkscomau

91 Myrtle Street (03)57521575 myrtlefordstoresfoodworkscomau

67 Clyde St Myrtleford

Ph 57522459 billyandmeoutlookcom

WE PROUDLY STOCK THE FULL RANGE OF COLLEGE

UNIFORM

Wellbeing Support during COVID 19 pandemic FOR STUDENTS Beyond Blue Surviving School before during and after COVID 19 A guide to dealing with constant change due to COVID 19 5 steps to study success at home 7 tips to help with stress and anxiety

Tips to keep good mental health FOR PARENTS How to have a great conversation Tips for supporting a teenager who is stressed Surviving Year 12 (for parents)

CANTEEN OPEN MONDAY THURSDAY

AND FRIDAY

CLOSED TUESDAY AND

WEDNESDAY

Students will need to bring food from home on the days

the canteen is closed