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FORTNIGHTLY Issue 12: 3RD JULY 2019 Week 10 4 July Learning Journey 5 July End of Term 2 at 12.30pm OSHC available TERM 3 Week 1 22 July Staff Formaon Day OSHC available 23 July Term 3 begins at 8.50am CONCERT DATE FOR 2019 FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER. MORE INFORMATION NEXT TERM

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FORTNIGHTLY

Issue 12: 3RD JULY 2019

Week 10

4 July Learning Journey

5 July End of Term 2 at 12.30pm

OSHC available

TERM 3 Week 1

22 July Staff Formation Day

OSHC available

23 July Term 3 begins at 8.50am

CONCERT DATE FOR 2019

FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER.

MORE INFORMATION NEXT TERM

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St Joseph’s community is deeply appreciative and grateful for the time Dawn has worked at our school wearing many, many, different hats of expertise.

your commitment and service to St Joseph’s School, Hindmarsh since September

1985 is highly commendable.

You have served the community with the ethos of Mary MacKillop guiding you and your

decisions, extending a warmth and level of pastoral care to all you encounter.

Your favourite saying that we have all heard you say is “If you get to make a difference in

someone's life just once in a day, it’s been worthwhile.”

We wish you every blessing for a wonderful retirement. May it be filled with many precious

moments, good health and cheer.

You will be missed dearly at St Joseph’s but now it’s your turn to have fun! ENJOY!

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LEADERSHIP & OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS

Maria D’Aloia

[email protected]

Rita Garreffa

[email protected]

Helen Clark

[email protected]

OFFICE: 8346 6569

OHSC: 0408 B809 107

[email protected]

www.sjsh.catholic.edu.au

Dear Parents and Carers

The Cultural Day Assembly was a wonderful celebration of the cultural richness in our community. The

school hall was filled with a sense of excitement, pride and a kaleidoscope of colourful costumes

representing the 41 different nationalities that children in our school identify with. Maria Apostolou

filmed a number of children reading a book written by Mem Fox, “I’m Australian too’ - I would highly

recommend you see this on our school Facebook page! So proud! Maria and children!

to Signora Campbell for organising such a wonderful day, promoting and acknowledging

that everyone belongs at our school, every culture is valued and respected and together we are a

wonderful tapestry of love and connection. Mary MacKillop would be proud of St Joseph’s Hindmarsh!

We are indeed living her mission 90 years on!

CELEBRATING 105 YEARS OF MSCs MINISTRY IN OUR PARISH

The Feast of the Sacred Heart was celebrated on Friday, with our Year 6 students attending, along with

students from each of the parish schools – all in grateful appreciation for Fr Bill and the Missionaries of the

Sacred Heart who have administered in our parish for the past 105 years!

On Saturday night, the Parish came together to celebrate and give thanks for the 105 years that the MSCs

have ministered. It was a joyous Mass co-celebrated by MSC Provisional leader, Fr Chris McPhee, Father

Philip Marshall, Fr Bill Brady, Fr Chris Murphy, Fr Noel Mansfield and other visiting priests – It is indeed

an end of an era.

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Student Wellbeing

Students in Years 5 and 6 are participating in a new initiative being offered by Catholic Education SA in

conjunction with professors from the Flinders University. The P.E.A.C.E (Preparation, Education, Action,

Coping and Evaluation) Pack program is designed to reduce bullying in our schools. “It is an intervention

program addressing bullying in schools and presents school-based strategies that have been shown to

reduce school bullying (Slee, PT 2017).”

It has been implemented in over 40 schools in Australia and has been translated to be used in other

countries.

The students filled in a pre-survey and will complete a further survey in Term 3 once classes have

completed the series of lessons.

Students in the middle and senior classes have recently also completed a school generated online survey

to identify factors that impact on their wellbeing whilst at school. We look forward to analyzing the

responses and identify areas that need to be addressed to ensure that we can fulfill our commitment to

ensuring that every child feels safe, valued and connected!

National School Improvement Survey – Curtin University

All key stakeholders, students, parents and staff will get an opportunity of completing on line survey

shortly. This survey is to find out about the climate at THIS school. Further information will be provided

next term. We value your feedback – We want to provide you with an opportunity of having a say too!

Parent Workshop— WORKSHOP Wednesday 24 July (Week 1)

As outlined in the School Improvement Plan teachers will be participating in a series of Professional Learning workshops

focussing on STEM. As many parents have mentioned they are interested in gaining more information about STEM, a workshop

has been arranged on Wednesday 24 July – TERM 3 – WEEK 1!

Ms Kate Dilger, Executive and Education Officer from South Australian Science Teachers Association will facilitate this

interactive and FUN workshop!

Can you please RSVP by the end of THIS week of your attendance?

A creche will be available.

RSVP: 4TH JULY

I/We would like to attend the STEM PARENT WORKSHOP on Wednesday 24th July at 6.30pm

Yes I would like to have my child/ren booked into the creche.

Please list names and ages of children requiring the creche:

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Staff News

Jessica Taormina will replace Signora Campbell for the remainder of the year, while she undertakes the

Acting APRIM role at St Francis Xavier School. Jessica will teach in the Year 5 classroom on Monday

Tuesday and Friday afternoon and teach Italian to R-6 classes on Wednesday and Thursday. Please join me

in congratulating Jessica in this role. We congratulate Rita on her new role as the Acting APRIM and we

wish her all the very best at St Francis Xavier. Rita and Jessica are meeting this week to ensure a smooth

transition for Italian.

Baby News! Danielle and Sasha (Dedic)

are proud parents to Remy

who was born on 20 June weighing 3.5kg.

Please join me in congratulating Danielle and Sasha!

May God bless your family with an abundance

of Love and Joy.

We wish you all a safe and restful holiday.

We look forward to reconnecting with you on Tuesday 23 July.

God Bless

Maria D’Aloia, Rita Garreffa and Helen Clark

St Joseph’s School Leadership Team

Helena from our Tuckshop would like to thank

Maria F, Carmel and Jessica for their

FANTASTIC help on Cultural Day.

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Mini Vinnies

Refugee Week Thank you to Mary Ireland and Haifa Baaj from Syria who visited us and spoke at our Refugee Week themed assembly.

Casual for a Can This Friday, children have the option to wear ‘casual for can’. If children choose to wear casual, we ask that they donate a can of food. Posters will be on display, showing appropriate cans and items to donate.

Farewell to Mrs Dawn Saleeba

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Last week during the celebration of Cultural Day I realised the richness of our community.

Richness of colour, flavours, volunteers, expertise, spirit and kindness.

Everybody Belongs!

I would like to acknowledge the following people for their contributions to the day:

Helena, Maria F, Carmel and Jessica - in the school tuckshop for cooking and serving the cultural menu on

time. Huge effort!

Maria Apostolou for recording our memories through photos and film

Western Strikers Football Club for sending their Italian players Luca and Emiliano to teach the soccer

clinic.

Jack Buckskin for welcoming us to country and teaching us aboriginal songs, language and respect for his

spirituality.

Kathleen Melis and Kay Carmody for their technical support.

Joe Del Bono from JOE Dumplings (PLANT 4 BOWDEN) for the delicious dumplings enjoyed at lunch time.

Dina Webb for making greek biscuits ‘koulourakia’ with the Year 4 class.

Flora – (Social Work student) for teaching children the Cha Cha.

Sanya (Year 5 student) for performing her Indian dance for the school.

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Woolies Earn and Learn has finished for 2019!

We are now in the process of compiling our collection of stickers.

Thank you to all those who have placed either stickers or sticker sheets

in our collection boxes located in the Office foyer, Downstairs Breakout

Space near the Year 3 & 3/4 classroom or at Woolworths at the Brick-

works.

Please send in any completed, incomplete sticker sheets or

stickers by Friday 5th of July as these need to be validated by

Friday afternoon.

We look forward to sharing with you our total and the resources that

we will receive as a result of this.

Kind Regards

Kathleen Melis

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OSHC AND VACATION CARE NEWS

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