“Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.” Roger … T4... · “Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.” ... commitment to learning the Japanese Language

St. Brigid’s Catholic Primary School, Officer

Term 4 Week 3 NEWSLETTER 31st October, 2012

Dear Parents,

Term 4 Week 4 NEWSLETTER 28th October, 2015

Dear Parents,

“Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.”

Roger Bacon We are looking forward to our Japanese Day on Friday, October 30th. You are reminded that

students may dress in Japanese costume. This day celebrates the Japanese culture and our

commitment to learning the Japanese Language.

Once again St. Francis Xavier College students will be

visiting and we will be entertained by a Taiko performance by

them.

We invite parents, grandparents and friends to two sessions

on the day. These are:

Tailko Drumming by St. Francis Xavier students and

Fashion Parade 10.00 a.m. to 10.50 a.m. Please note later

time due to SFX students being delayed.

Performances by the students and Closing Ceremony

Foundation to Yr 6 at 2.40 p.m.to 3.10 p.m.

Taiko Drumming taken from 2014 Japanese Day

Meg Ichikawa, Elyce Birch and myself have just completed the

fourth day of a course called Leading Languages in Melbourne along

with schools from throughout Victoria. The course shared best

practice in LOTE and enabled us to develop a three year plan to

enhance our LOTE program throughout the school. Last Friday we

presented our three year plan to Catholic Education Melbourne and

we will receive significant funding to implement this plan.

I wish to thank Meg and Elyce for their willingness to be involved in

this great initiative.

ST. BRIGID’S CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL 25 Bayview Road, Officer Vic. 3809

Telephone: (03) 5943 2447 Fax (03) 5943 2579

Email: [email protected] Website: www.stbofficer.catholic.edu.au

Inside this issue: School Closure Day – Monday, November 2nd Public Holiday – Melbourne Cup Day, November 3rd School Closure Day, Tuesday, November 17th

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As a Catholic School we are a community, which celebrates our Catholic Story and traditions and recognise Christ is at the centre of our lives:

‘Rejoice and be glad, for your reward will be great in heaven.” Matthew 5:1-12

Throughout the month of November we offer prayers to remember those who have passed

away and to thank God for their lives. We celebrate all the known and unknown saints and

martyrs of the Christian faith on All Saints Day, November 1st every year. This year All

Saints falls on this coming Sunday. We pray for all those who have died in Christ in the hope

of rising again on All Souls Day, November 2nd. By remembering in a special way we are

reminded of all who have lived as faithful Christians and who continue to encourage us in our

own faith. Death is not the end but a beginning of a new life because we share in the

resurrection of Jesus.

Our Parish is holding a special Memorial Mass on Tuesday, November 10th November at

7.00 p.m. in St. Michael’s Church. Please see information in this newsletter under News

from St. Michael’s Parish. Let us pray for those who have passed through death to new life.

Eternal God, source of life and salvation

we recall the great gift of all those

we have known and all those we haven’t,

who now share eternal life with you in heaven.

We give thanks for their lives.

We give thanks for their witness

to the Gospel in their own times,

and we give thanks for their contribution

towards shaping a better, more just society.

We pray that we will be faithful to your call

and persevere in our efforts

to continue the mission that has been passed on to us.

We ask this through Christ, our Lord.

Amen.

Congratulations to the parish children who received the Sacrament of First

Holy Communion last weekend. The ceremonies for the Sacrament of First

Holy Communion continue over the coming weekends. Please keep these

children and their families in your prayers as they celebrate this important

time in their initiation and faith development.


School Closure Day – November 2nd 2015 There will be a School Closure Day on Monday, November 2nd. There will be NO SCHOOL for

students on this day.

Public Holiday – November 3rd 2015 There will be NO SCHOOL on Tuesday, November 3rd as Melbourne celebrates a Public

Holiday for the Melbourne Cup.

School Closure Day – November 17th 2015 There will be a School Closure Day on Tuesday, November 17th 2015. There will be NO

SCHOOL for students on this day. Staff will be involved in professional development in the

area of faith and spirituality.

Class Placement for 2016 Please note Friday, October 30th is the last day for parent letters regarding concerns about

placement in 2016. Letters received are after this date will not be considered.

Social and Fundraising Committee News T H A N K Y O U to Brearn and Paul Ricciuti, for their very generous support of our last

Foodie Friday. The students really enjoyed their Johnny Boys Pizza. Thank you too, to the

small group of mums who helped serve and co-ordinate the event. We are always looking for

helpers with Foodie Fridays - if you can help in any way, please get in touch with me.

F R E E D R E S S D A Y Friday 11th December is a Free Dress Day for students - a flyer

will be sent out closer to the day.

P L A Y G R O U N D.... Works have begun on the additions to our existing adventure

playground. Thank you to the wider St Brigid's community for the support given to our

fundraising efforts, enabling this new playground.

S C H O O L F A I R 2 0 1 6 Thank you to the parents who attended our first meeting last

week - please get it touch with me, my details are listed below, if there is anything that you

would like to contribute. All help is very much appreciated!

Kylie Moylan 0431 404 794 or [email protected]



Nihon no Matsuri Japanese Day

Date: 30 October 2015 (Fri)

Fashion parade

· You can dress up as Japanese

Performances

· Taiko Drumming by St. Francis Xavier

College students

· Japanese plays and Japanese songs

Activities

· Many activities…. You will find out on the day J

Allparentsandgrandparentsarewelcometojointhefollowingsessionsatthemulti-purposehall:9:45am–St.FrancisXavierCollegeTaikodrummingclubperformance2:45pm–Studentsperformances[Note]Japanesedress-up:weappreciatecleverandlessexpensivedress-up,e.g.awhiteT-shirtwitharedcircleinthemiddle,etc.


St. Brigid’s Playgroup

Playgroup runs each Monday afternoon at 1.45 p.m. in the Multipurpose Hall.

St. Brigid's Playgroup – Each Monday 1.45 p.m. (No Playgroup November 2nd) $2 per week

A great way to meet other mums, dads and kids while the children play together

Please contact Amy for further information – 0405 371 611

School Uniform Shop The uniform shop is located in our multi-purpose room and is opened on Mondays and Fridays

(during school terms only) from 8:45-9:15am.

News from the Deputy Principal– Mr. Simon Greely

SFX VCAL Last Thursday we had another visit from the St. Francis Xavier Year 11 VCAL students.

They worked on skill development with our grade 1s and grade 3S as part of their course.

Our children enjoyed the small group interactions and the SFX children were grateful for

the opportunity to work in our school. The last session for this year will be on Thursday.

Swimming Unfortunately we were not able to organize our formal swimming lessons as part of our PE

this year. I have been assured by Cardinia Life that we will have our booking back for

December 2016. It will consist of 5 X 45 minute lessons on aquatic education and water

safety using the YMCA Swimming Lessons Program. Details of the cost will be forwarded in

term 1 and will go on your school fees notice.

Towards the end of term 4 in PE lessons I will have a focus

on water safety using up-to-date information from the Life

Saving Victoria website. This will be good information for

children to have leading into the holiday break.

Soccer Goals With the new A-League season having started there has been a

rush on soccer balls and space to play soccer. With this in mind we

have provided another set of soccer goals for children to use

(making it 3 sets altogether). Hopefully this will allow more

children to play if they choose to.


Leader of Learning and Teaching - Inquiry and Innovation – Miss Elyce Birch

Creativity and design is continuing to take place throughout the school.

In the Senior Learning Community, advertising has been the main focus.

In 4/5, students designed logos as part of the product that they will soon sell at their

upcoming Market Day.

The 5/6’s have been very busy using technology to make commercials to advertise their

products for Market Day. Take a look at the Grade 5/6O Blog to see these terrific videos.

http://56obryan.global2.vic.edu.au/

How wonderful we are to have great technology at St. Brigid’s that students are able to use

to enhance their learning. Staff are currently looking at further technology to be purchased

for 2016.

Don’t forget to check out all of our Blogs to see the great learning happening throughout the

school....and don’t forget to leave a message!!

Have a great week everyone.

http://56obryan.global2.vic.edu.au/


Leader of Learning and Teaching - Religious Education

– Mr. Damian O’Bryan

Interfaith Dialogue

Year 5/6 are currently studying a Religious Unit based on Discovering our Christian

Heritage. The aim of this unit is to understand and respect the role of diverse religious

traditions, particularly in the Australian context. Students are expected to explore the

common beliefs and understandings in Christianity, Judaism and Islam, describe some of the

rituals and symbols, customs and practices of our sister religions and help students recognise

the importance of interfaith work in the promotion of dialogue between people of different

traditions.

On Wednesday November 18, St. Brigid’s students in Years 5/6 will travel to Minaret Islamic College in Officer to participate in a pioneering program which opens the pathway for

Interfaith Dialogue. Yesterday, I met with the Leadership team of Minaret to build a

program where students come together based on respect and with an opportunity to engage

with each other’s differences and commonalities. All students at St. Brigid’s and Minaret are

potential leaders in our country in the future, which is why I believe this program is so

important.

It is anticipated that students learn from their peers about the basic fundamentals of Islam

including the 5 Pillars of Islam and that the main tenet of Islam is the absolute oneness of

God (Allah). Students might also explore some of the prayer customs and have their peers

explain some of the rituals in a Muslim's daily life.

In exchange, students from Minaret will learn about what it means to be a Catholic and will

inevitability have questions that they might ask. This would include that there is only One

God that Christians believe that Jesus was the Son of the Father and learn about what

Christians must do to inherit eternal life. It is anticipated that Minaret will visit our school

early next year so that they can witness how we bear witness to our Catholic Faith.

The Harmony Project is financially supporting this program and I wish to acknowledge my

colleagues from our sister school for being so open and for hosing our Year 5/6 students for

this important event. It is anticipated that this will become an ongoing relationship between

our schools so that all students at St. Brigid’s might have the opportunity to interact with

Minaret in the coming years. More information for parents will become available in coming

weeks.


Remembrance Day – 11/11/15

As previously mentioned, the Senior Learning Community will be heading to Westfield

Fountain Gate to purchase products for the Senior Market Day on 20th November 2015.

Given that students will be attending Fountain Gate on Remembrance Day, Westfield

Management has expressed interest in our Senior Learning Community leading a

“Remembrance Day” ceremony at Centre Stage at 11am. Should you wish to join us, please

put this in your diary as a tentative event.

Congratulations to Keely-Shaye, James and Zachary for receiving the Sacrament of First

Holy Communion. This weekend the St. Brigid candidates are:

Saturday 6pm: Tahlia & Liam

Sunday 9am – Bryce, Bailey & Matthew

Sunday 10.30: Charlie

Sunday 6pm: Maddison

We invite anyone in our community to attend these ceremonies in support of our St. Brigid’s

students. For more information as to how and why we receive communion, follow the link:

http://bit.ly/1y05XiZ . For more information on what exactly we believe when we receive

communion, I strongly encourage you to follow this link to Sacraments 201 – What we

believe: http://bit.ly/1nbw9mX

Next Week: Whole school Mass – 9am led by the Senior Learning Community. All members

of our community are invited to attend at 9am in our School Chapel.

Thursday 26 November – Led by Middle Learning Community

Final Masses – (Parents with students in Year 5/6 take note)

Thursday 10th December – 9am: Mass of Thanksgiving and Passing on Ceremony for

Year 6 students. Teachers from St. Francis Xavier College will be in attendance and all

students in Years 5/6 will play an important part.

Tuesday 15 December: Year 6 Graduation – 7pm in School Chapel.

Have a blessed week,

Damian O'Bryan

VCE 2015 Examinations Finals exams for VCE students commence in October/November. Please remember in your

thoughts and prayers the students at St. Francis Xavier College and our neighbouring

colleges and high schools and all students who currently undertaking their VCE exams.

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We wish the children who have celebrated or are celebrating a birthday shortly all the best

for a great day.

October

2nd - McKenzie S 3rd – Jessica A 4th – Skye P 5th - Matthew S

6th - William S 7th – Liam M 8th – Luke C 8th – Briana W

9th – Chaz E 9th – Hayden G 10th – Ella J 10th – Ryan O

10th – Gloria O 11th – Samantha S 11th – Flynn K 14th – Jamie A

17th – Jenna E 18th – Molly B 25th – Luke J 26th – Blake V

27th – Kai L 27th – Jack L 20th – James O 20th – Ben O

20th – Emily O

School Start/Finish Times

School classes commence at 8.45 a.m. and finish at 3.15 p.m. Students should arrive prior to

this, but not before 8.30 a.m. The first bell goes at 8.35 a.m. when students may enter their

classroom. Students will be supervised from 8.30 a.m. in the morning and until 3.30 p.m. in

the afternoon. Please be mindful that staff are committed to meetings and classroom

planning outside of these hours and supervision becomes difficult.

As supervision does not commence until 8.30 a.m. Students are not be dropped off

unsupervised before 8.30 a.m.

We understand that there will be days when for one reason or another, you may be running

late in the afternoon. Please contact the school office prior to 3.15 p.m. if you think this will

be the case so that a message can be sent to your child/ren and they can be supervised in

the office.


School Assembly - Friday, November 13th Our next school assembly will be held on Friday, November 13th at 2.30 p.m. Our Middle

Learning Community will lead us in prayer and share their learning with us. Please come along

and celebrate with us.

The following Awards were presented at our last assembly on Friday, October 23rd”

Foundation B - Miss Elyce Birch

Henry B - Great Mate

Lyla H - For an improvement in her fluency when reading.

Lauren D - For using punctuation in her writing.

Owen C - For his excellent spelling when writing.

Foundation A - Mrs. Dianne Ahern

Charli M - Great mate

Thomas P - For using fluency when reading.

Ethan H - For trying hard to include an orientation,

complication and resolution in his narratives.

Heley S - For settling into her new Grade and School so well.

Year 1 A - Miss Monique Adrichem

Zeke F: For making a sensational start to term four.

Darcy P: For making a big improvement in her writing this term.

Rachel R: For always taking the initiative to keep the Grade 1 learning space clean and tidy.

Ella W: For being a great leader and role model in the JLC, especially while teaching the

Grade 1's finger knitting.

Riley K: For always remembering to edit his writing.

Year 1 DG - Ms. Lidia De Cinque and Mrs. Danielle George

James G: For implementing a range of reading strategies.

Madison M For brilliant work in maths, especially 3D shape.

Harrison B: For a fantastic information report about police officers.

Blake D: For being a great mate and helpful to others.


Year 2 Mc - Miss Leanne McCall

Ben B- For his fabulous recount about his swimming lesson which included great sequencing

and use of wow words.

Chloe- For her fabulous recount about a party she attended which was sequenced beautifully!

Ben D- For his great drawings of the Creation story.

Max- For his great interviewing skills he used to gather data that will inform his playground

design.

Alicia- For her great interviewing skills she used to gather data that will inform her

playground design.

Year 2 I - Miss Samantha Isaacson

Chelsea M – For working really hard to practice her reading strategies resulting in great

improvement when comprehending the text (Reading Award)

Luke O – For his great interviewing skills he used to gather data that will inform his

playground design.

Charlotte W - For working really hard to use paragraphs in her writing.

Varis F - For always working really hard to improve his spelling and for putting 100% into all

his learning activities.

Year 3 C - Miss Kristie Copestake

Holly H - for an excellent persuasive piece on why animals should not be kept in zoos.

Mitchell D - for the enthusiasm he has shown for his fraction pizza homework task.

Penny M - for showing care to her classmates

Phoebe G - fr showing care to her classmates

Year 3 S - Miss Lauren Sutherland

Henry H - for making good choices

Eve H - for making good choices

Abby P - for making good choices

Year 4/5 WF - Mrs. Melissa Ferris/Mrs. Dianne Wilkinson

Luke - For working on a wonderful project last term on Cathy Freeman. Your project was

very informative and aboriginal artwork very descriptive and life like.

Matthew - For showing dedication towards his reading and displaying an excellent general

knowledge.

Finbar - For working well and co-operatively on his Advertising Project and always working

with a smile on his face


Year 4 L - Mr. Nathan Larkins

Emmerson W - For her deep consideration and improving skills at using storyboards to

develop an interesting commercial.

Tom B – For his outstanding classroom work ethic this term. Keep it up.

Ethan M – For working co-operatively on his advertising project to have his work completed

on time.

Year 5/6 O - Mr. Damian O’Bryan

Sonny K - for his ability to adapt to new situations when things don't go according to plan

Mia D - for excellent research into Product Placement for her Inquiry

Bailey H - for his creativity in his advertising for the Senior Inquiry

Year 5/6 R - Mrs.Leah Hogg

Lily H for always trying to achieve her best!

Riley G for completing his homework on a regular basis.

Jack L for always putting 100% effort into all his tasks.

Emily W for consistently putting 100% effort into everything!

P.E. - Mr. Simon Greely

Shaylee - great bowling skills (is she the next Ellyse Perry?)

Thomas P - enthusiastic participant in cricket lessons

Mia C - good improvement in her bowling skills

Gloria - good improvement in her cricket skills

LOTE Japanese - Mrs. Megumi Ichikawa

56O Luke R 56R Kristie B

45L Charlotte S 45WF Finbar C

3C Penny M 3S Anya S

2I Darcy M 2M Amelia T

1A Eden Mc 1DG Paden K

FA Heley S FB Owen C


Japanese Day Friday, October 30th Whole School

School Closure Day Monday, November 2nd No School

Melbourne Cup Public Holiday Tuesday, November 3rd No School

School Closure Day Tuesday, November 17th No School

Carols Night December 9th 6.30 p.m. Whole School

Thanksgiving Mass and

Passing on Ceremony

December 10th 9.00 a.m. Whole School

Year 6 Graduation Tuesday December 15th

7p.m.

Year 6

End of School Year for

Students

Wednesday, December 16th Early Dismissal 1.00 p.m.

End of School Year for

Staff

Friday, December 18th

Term Dates for 2015 Term 3 Monday, 13th July 2015 – Friday, 18th September 2015

Term 4 Monday, 5th October 2015 – Friday, 18th December 2015

Term Dates for 2016

Term 1 Wednesday, 27th January – Thursday, 24th

March 2016

Student Assessment will take place on

Thursday, 28th January and

Friday 29th January 2016

Students will begin Term 1 on Monday,

February 1st

Easter 25th to 28th March 2016

Term 2 Monday, 11th April – Friday, 24th June 2016

Term 3 Monday, 11th July, - Friday, 16th September

2016

Term 4 Monday, 3rd October – Tuesday, 20th

December 2016

Closure Days and early dismissals will be advised throughout the course of the year

NAPLAN Dates for 2016 Year 3 and Year 5 Students 10th to the 12th May 2016


Before and After School Care

Before and After School Care is available at St Brigid's School. Camp Australia is the

provider and can be contacted on 1300 105 343 www.campaustralia.com.au

Please note Before and After School Care is not run by staff employed by St. Brigid’s

School.

School Banking

Beaconsfield District Community Bank ® branch of Bendigo Bank

Shop 6 52-62 Old Princes Highway Beaconsfield Vic 3807 Phone 03 9769 5122 Fax 03 97070410

School Banking can be handed in at your Classroom every Tuesday with your money, deposit

slip and passbook. Your books will be returned on Wednesday afternoons please don’t

hesitate to call or pop in if you have any questions.

http://www.campaustralia.com.au/


The Nutcracker Exciting news for one of our students, Hayley who has the junior lead in the end of year

performance of the Nutcracker by the Melbourne Academy of the Arts. Hayley will play

junior Clara and also the additional role as a Mirliton. The performance will take place on

November 17th at the National Theatre in St. Kilda at 6.30 p.m. It is family friendly and has

professional guest stars too.

If you would like to see this fantastic performance go to www.maarts.com.au to purchase

tickets.

“Join us as we unravel the tale of Clara and her magical Nutcracker doll as they take you on a journey through the land of snowflakes and sweets.”

News from St. Michael’s Parish Berwick

First Holy Communion

Ceremonies Saturday 31st October and Sunday 1st November (at all parish masses).

http://www.maarts.com.au/



Community Noticeboard

Please come along to a fundraiser to help raise funds to set up a Brick Club in

our community. We need to raise money to purchase Lego bricks for this to

happen.

Brick Club’s are initially aimed for the children who suffer from social anxiety,

Autism and Aspergers, however, other kids are also welcome.

Brick Club provides the children with an opportunity to connect with other

young builders, whilst enhancing their social skills and self esteem.

By involved, it is more than helping to improve the lives of the most vulnerable

people in our community. You are also supporting a movement!!!

Village Fountain Gate

Movie – Hotel Transylvania 2

Date – Thursday 26th November

Time 6.30pm (Be there at 6pm)

Price – Kids $25 per ticket

Adults $30 per ticket

(includes drink & popcorn)

Please support my family, as we campaign the importance of construction play

and its role in supporting children’s social development. We are working

together as a community in new and innovative ways to achieve extraordinary

change......Contact Tracy Fisher for info – 0419 700 970.

HOTEL

TRANSYLVANIA 2

BRICK CLUB

FUNDRAISER



60th Anniversary Celebrations at St Mary’s Newborough

St Mary’s Newborough Parish is celebrating its 60th anniversary. The highlight of the Parish celebrations

will be the Diamond Jubilee Mass on Sunday November 1st at 10.30 am. This will be followed by an ‘Open

School and Photo Display’ with Morning tea and a sausage sizzle provided in the School’s Multipurpose

Room.

The Parish Pastoral Team and parishioners would like to extend a very warm invitation to anyone who has

been a part of the Parish in the past including clergy, parish workers, teachers and parishioners.

Please contact

Trish Mulqueen (St Mary’s School 5127 2342),

Carol Elswyk (0439 425 132) or

Sophy Morley (0413 590 007 or E: [email protected] ) for more information.

We hope you can join us in our celebrations!

Ceramic Christmas Decorations

Make ceramic decorations to hang on your

Christmas tree or to give as gifts to someone special.

All materials supplied.

Tuesdays commencing 17 November for 3 sessions

4.30pm – 6.00pm

Cost: $35

Booking Essential Contact Outlook Community Centre to make a booking on

5940 4728 or [email protected] www.outlookvic.org.au

24 Toomuc Valley Road, Pakenham

Office Hours Mon-Fri 9.00am—4.00pm

Christmas Cooking

for Kids Get the kids in the kitchen this Christmas.

So much fun, they will make yummy festive treats to share with family and friends or to

decorate the Christmas table.

Tuesdays commencing 10 November for 5 sessions

4.00pm – 5.30pm

Cost: $75 (includes ingredients)

Booking Essential

Contact Outlook Community Centre to make a booking on

5940 4728 or [email protected]

www.outlookvic.org.au

24 Toomuc Valley Road, Pakenham

Office Hours Mon-Fri 9.00am—4.00pm



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Looking ahead... Fri. October 30th Final day for letters for

Placement for 2016 Japanese Day

Sun. November 1st All Saints 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Mon. November 2nd All Souls School Closure Day

Tues. November 3rd Melbourne Cup Day Public Holiday

St. Michael’s Parish

125-129 High Street, Berwick 3806 Parish Priest: Fr. Peter Slater

Assistant Priest: Fr. Jeff Klenyjans (03) 97071355

Weekend Masses Saturday: 6.00 p.m. Sunday: 9.00 a.m., 10.30 a.m. and 6.00 p.m.

http://www.stmichaelsparish.org.au

Brainteaser The answer to our last brainteaser was

‘The big and small of it.’ This week’s is:

During November, as we

reflect on the feelings related to death,

we are reminded of the importance of

spreading light and not darkness and the

need for greater emphasis on our own

relationships with each other. Every life

and every death has an impact on someone

else. We will be remembered as we have

lived.

Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord,

and let perpetual light shine

upon them.

May the souls of the faithful departed,

through the mercy of God

rest in peace.

Amen.

Yours in friendship and unity,

Ken Gale

Principal

“We have loved them in life.

Let us not forget them in death.”

WATER

SWIM

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“Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.” Roger … T4... · “Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.” ... commitment to learning the Japanese Language