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DAY | DATE | EVENT |
Thursday | 11th April |
Infants Assembly (1 Red presenting) - 2pm |
Friday | 12th April |
School Cross Country Last Day of Term 1 |
Monday | 29th April | First Day of Term 2 |
Thursday | 9th May | Mothers Day stall |
Friday | 10th May | Mothers Day picnic |
Friday | 17th May | School Athletics Carnival |
Tuesday | 28th May | School Photo Day |
Friday | 28th June | Netball Gala Day |
Friday | 7th June | Staff Professional Development (Student Free Day) |
Friday | 14th June | P & F School Disco |
Friday | 5th July | Last Day of Term 2 |
Monday | 22nd July | First Day of Term 3 |
Friday | 26th July | Grand parents Day |
Friday | 2nd August | P & F Olympic a thon |
Friday | 23rd August | Soccer Gala Day |
Thursday | 29th August | Fathers Day Stall |
Friday | 30th August | Fathers Day Picnic |
Thursday | 19th September | Basketball Gala Day Junior |
Friday | 20th September | Basketball Gala Day Senior |
Thursday | 26th September | Last Day of Term 3 |
Friday | 27th September | Staff Professional Development (Student Free Day) |
Monday | 14th October | First Day of Term 4 |
Friday | 18th October | P & F School Disco |
Monday | 28th October | Staff Professional Development (Student Free Day) |
Wednesday | 18th December | Last Day of Term 4 |
Dear Parents/Carers,
We thank you Lord, for this term. For our challenges, our successes, and the mistakes from which we have learnt. Be with us as we spend our time with family and friends.
Keep us safe in our activities; give us good rest and good fun. Bring us back refreshed and ready for a new term. We thank you for our classmates, teachers, parents and a community that cares for us.
May we always be conscious of you in our lives.
Amen
As we bring our Term to a close this Friday, I would like to pass on my thanks for your support as we work together for your childen's growth in faith, learning and wellbeing. I would also like to acknowledge the work of our staff who demonstrate such dedication and care for the students each day.
I pray that you and your family enjoy some time together during the two week break. No doubt the children will benefit from slowing down a little, refreshing ready for Term 2. Just a reminder that all students return on Monday 29 April.
School Cross Country
We look forward to our second attempt for the Cross Country this Friday. At this point in time, the weather looks more favourable than this time last week. We look forward to seeing you there if you are able to attend. Of course, any extra helpers will be greatly appreciated.
Please note that as well as competing in their Cross Country run, the children will be involved in other games and activities throughout the day and are expected to stay with their age group until the conclusion of the day.
Wishing you a safe and blessed week,
PARENT COMMUNICATION SURVEY- CLOSING FRIDAY
If you haven't already, we are please asking you to complete our survey regarding consistent, regular and meaningful communication across K-6 with parents & carers. The link is below:
Parent/Carer Communication Survey
It should only take between 1-3 minutes.
The data collected will help us devise a plan for this year which will be implemented next term. This plan will then be evaluated as the year progresses to ensure we meet the right balance in supporting communication about student learning with parents and carers.
MONITORING ONLINE ACTIVITIES DURING THE HOLIDAYS
With the school holidays approaching, children are wanting to keep in touch with their friends from school. For many, this will be via online games and chats. This provides a fantastic opportunity to stay connected during the school holidays.
Keeping this in mind, we would encourage parents and carers to monitor their children’s online activities over the break. Please remember that staying involved and informed about your child's online activities is key. It's not about restricting their access, but rather empowering them with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate the digital world safely. By fostering open communication with children, they can make the most of the internet while communicating with their friends.
ANZAC DAY- 25 APRIL
As has been tradition in previous years, our school has been invited to the local ANZAC day commemorations. We encourage teachers, parents and students to attend. We will meet on the corner of Allman and Queen Streets.
Students participating in the march are required to wear their Summer School Uniform.
Below is an email sent by Mr Arnold, the Honorary Secretary of Campbelltown RSL Sub-Branch:
Students and Teachers.
On behalf of the President and Members of The City of Campbelltown RSL Sub-Branch you are cordially invited to attend
The ANZAC Day march and service at Mawson park, which will be held on Thursday 25th April 2024.
Order of the Day will be as follows.
8:30 am Form up for the Main March Cnr Queen and Dumaresq St.
8:40 am Parade moves off for the Main Service and Wreath laying at Mawson Park.
Yours Sincerely
Stewart Arnold
Honorary Secretary
TELL THEM FROM ME SURVEY
At the beginning of Term 2, we will be inviting students, teachers and parents to provide feedback on their experience of our school using an online survey. The surveys are an important part of our whole school evaluation and planning process.
We would like to invite you to complete the Tell Them From Me (TTFM) Partners in Learning survey. As we value the role of parents and carers within our school community we would greatly appreciate your feedback. The information you provide will be used to maintain our commitment to working together in partnership to further improve student learning and wellbeing at St John the Evangelist, Campbelltown.
The survey is anonymous and will take approximately 20 minutes to complete. You will be able to access the parent survey on your computer or mobile device next term. We will provide you with access in Week 3.
Review of Mental Health Services
The Catholic Education Diocese of Wollongong Mental Health Support Services Review is an important initiative, aiming to enhance the wellbeing services we provide. With the collaboration of Altum Counselling and Consulting Pty Ltd, we are conducting a thorough evaluation of our current services and support systems. This short survey, which takes only 8-15 minutes to complete, will be conducted with the utmost respect for your time and privacy. Your anonymous contributions will play a crucial role in improving the support systems within our schools, which will have lasting benefits for both students and staff. We thank you for your active participation. Together, we will strengthen the foundations of support and wellbeing within the CEDoW community.
Survey completion date: 16 April
Happy Birthday to the following students and staff who are celebrating their birthday this week 6th April - 13th April
Jordyn P | Vincent F | Aaron D |
Abhinav D | Mozes P | Jayden K |
Allorah D | Evie M | Skye R |
Leon D | Henley V | Aarya A |
Elie D | Haris G | Andrej B |
Kael F | Mr Williams |
Welcoming KR - Harrison M - for being kind and welcoming to others. 1R - Kavy B - for warmly welcoming others with a friendly smile when playing and learning. 2R - Natalie H - For always making others feel welcomed and included. 3R- Naira M- For always being inclusive of others within the classroom and on the playground. 4R - Rithika P - for always being a good role model and welcoming and including others 5R Veronika P - for welcoming others by being inclusive and supportive. 6R Xenon X - always being inclusive and welcoming towards his peers. |
Week 10 - Awards: PRIMARY
Class |
St John’s Gold Award For- being people of ‘good news’, - displaying gospel values - continuing the mission of Jesus |
Learning Award For - effort, excellence, or achievement with their learning. |
Positive Behaviours for Learning Award For- following the school rules. |
3 Red |
Adam A For remaining organised and respectful during all learning tasks and transitions. |
Keira M For her commitment to improving her writing and applying all feedback. Wonderful work! |
Naira M For acting with the spirit of Jesus and helping those who need support. |
3 Gold |
Nixon N |
Jax N For taking on feedback to improve in his writing. |
Alex L For working to follow the school rule of being respectful in his everyday actions. |
3 Blue |
Anaiah M Being kind and compassionate towards her peers |
Evie M Displaying excellent skills when talking about a Persuasive text |
Mozes P Always being respectful and responsible when entering the classroom |
4 Red |
Georgia S For being inclusive to all peers in learning tasks, just like Jesus |
Grace B For her persistence in Mathematics when working with addition and subtraction. |
Nathan P For consistently following classroom expectations and playground rules. |
4 Gold |
John P For thoughtful responses, his prayer and his level of engagement during Religion lessons |
Natalia V For her persistence in mathematics when working with addition and subtraction algorithms |
Daniel M For always persevering and trying his best in all learning tasks |
5 Red |
Andre G For offering his own time to help others. |
Eva B For her flexible use of additive strategies in mathematics. |
Ye Sung K For being respectful, responsible, safe and organised and ready to learn. |
5 Gold |
Paige S For being a positive role model by showing kindness and compassion toward others. |
Aiden M For confidently sharing your ideas during class discussions across all KLA’s. |
Kaylee S For always being organised and ready to learn each day. |
5 Blue |
Alice D For striving to live out the Gospel Values by helping her classmates. |
Aava T For her extensive research into the adaptations of animals |
Shrisha K For being responsible and respectful in our classroom. |
6 Red |
Charlotte J For being kind and compassionate towards her peers. |
Emily M For displaying excellent public speaking skills during our Easter mass |
Max B For always being respectful and responsible when entering the classroom. |
6 Gold |
Claire Q For very thoughtful and insightful responses throughout our RE Lenten Unit of work. |
Peter L For consistent work and insightful responses across all areas throughout Term 1. |
Kaitlyn C For always being a responsible, respectful and well organised member of 6 Gold. |
6 Blue |
Charita K For setting an example for others through her kind, considerate and helpful interactions. |
Petal J For her persistence in mathematics when working with fractions and decimals |
Kavya A For always demonstrating the school rule of being responsible and ready for learning. |
For Parent Helpers - Your assistance on the day is much appreciated and we look forward to working with you. If you are able to assist in setting up some of the school shade marquees, please meet Mrs New and Mrs Marshall at 8:30am, all other parents are asked to meet for a brief meeting and job allocation at 8:45am. If the school does not already have a copy of your Working With Children Check OR a signed Statutory Declaration, please send this to the Office asap, also please bring a fold up chair to sit on.If circumstances change and you are no longer able to assist, please notify us at your earliest convenience.
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CROSS COUNTRY CARNIVAL Friday 12th April 2024 PROPOSED ORDER OF EVENTS |
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9:00am-9:15am Depart School after marking the class roll |
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Warm up/ Race |
Rest/ Snow Cones |
Ball Games |
Relays ** |
9:45am |
12/13 years |
8/9 (rest) |
10 years |
11 years |
10:15am |
11 years |
12/13 years |
8/9 years |
10 years |
10:45am |
10 years |
11 years |
12/13 years |
8/9 years |
11:15am |
8/9 years |
10 years |
11 years |
12/13 years
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11:45am |
Lunch Break |
8/9 years Lunch Break |
Lunch Break |
Lunch Break |
12:15pm |
Year 2 |
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12:30pm |
Year 1, K-6 B&G |
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12:45pm |
Kindergarten |
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1:00pm |
House Colour Cheering |
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1:15pm |
Clean up / Conclusion of carnival/ Dismissal |
**Be conscious of the fact that students will be running after the relays, so maybe stop after 20 minutes.
Kinder, Year 1 and Year 2 (non competitive) will do their own ball games and relays at school in the morning. Have lunch prior to walking up to Hurley Park. Infants need to be seated at Hurley Park by 12:00pm.
Primary students will cheer for Kinder, Year 1 and Year 2 students as they run. Some Year 6 students including House Captains will run with the infants classes – some to lead the way, others towards the back of the group to encourage them.
The annual Macarthur Young Champions Awards recognise the achievements of our young people and the valuable contribution they make to the local community. Organised by Rainbow Crossing Inc, an ACN registered not-for-profit organisation, these awards are back this year and seek to motivate young people to chase their dreams.
The Awards are open to young people under 19 living in Campbelltown, Camden & Wollondilly LGAs and are spread over 20+ categories including individual, group and special needs.

The Macarthur Young Champions Awards will be presented at a Gala Evening of entertainment and dinner on Friday 31 May 2024,
7pm at Wests Leagues Club, Leumeah.
We request you to support the young achievers of your school by nominating them:
ONLINE HERE. PDF form click here
Kindergarten 2025 enrolments close on Friday 12th April, if you know anybody who is interested in Kinder for next year, please let them know & share this Newsletter