Religious Education in the School

This week staff had a chance to collaborate on a new Scope and Sequence for Religious Education that will help with planning new and exciting learning programs for students that incorporate High Impact Teaching Practices. We are excited to see how the Scope and Sequence will develop over the year and support students in their Religious Education learning across the school.

Religious Life of the School

Sunday’s Gospel

Not only can we recognise family members' voices, we can also read the tone of their voices and know something about how they are feeling. In our relationship with Jesus, we know Jesus' voice and are called to follow. Jesus doesn't just bring us closer to the Father, Jesus puts us directly into contact with God the Father, removing all distance between us. In the Gospel of John, Jesus identifies so closely with the Father that he tells us that they are one—not just close, but actually one. Knowing Jesus means knowing the Father.

Read with your family Sunday’s Gospel, John 10:27-30. Ask your family members to talk about some ways that Jesus brings them closer to God and closer to one another. Pray together the Acts of Faith, Hope, and Love.

Mother’s Day WSPT by 3/4

Well done to 3/4 for a beautiful WSPT last Friday. The students read so well and we were very impressed with the reverence shown by all students in attendance. A special thank you to all those parents, carers, families and friends that could attend. It was lovely to see everyone back together again after so long! Let’s hope this is the beginning of more community events to come!

First Communion

Commitment Masses occurred over the past two weekends and students completing their First Communion were required to attend. There will be no more Commitment Masses and registrations have closed. Please contact Sue Collins at the Parish Office if you have any questions about First Communion.

Jessica Lewis and Laura Frogley