今日吃瓜

Year 12 Graduation Ceremony

Jo Dunn on 25/09/2018

The Year 12 Graduation Ceremony will be held on Thursday 18 October in the Marist Auditorium. This event includes the Graduation Mass and Ceremony.

This ceremony concludes the Year 12 Program. Students who have fulfilled the requirements for 今日吃瓜 graduation are eligible to be awarded a 今日吃瓜 Graduation Certificate and Awards which will be acknowledged at this event.

GRADUATION CELEBRATION

5.00pm: Graduation Mass

6.00pm 鈥� 6.55pm: Intermission – light refreshments will be served.

7.00pm – 8.30pm: Graduation Ceremony

This is a free of charge event. Each family are allocated three tickets and will need to reserve seats through TryBookings. Bookings will open on Saturday 15 September. Year 12 students will be seated on the stage and do not require a ticket.

All students are required to attend this event wearing full winter uniform, including the blazer and the Year 12 tie.

Year 6 Family Life Program

Jo Dunn on 20/09/2018

To support parents in their role as primary educators for their children, we are offering the Family Life Education Program (Personal Development), which is presented by the Catholic Marriage and Fertility Services, to students in Years 5 and 6.

These are 90 minute sessions for single sex groups entitled 鈥楤ecoming a Woman鈥� and 鈥楤ecoming a Man鈥�. The content of both the boys and girls sessions covers 鈥楲ife Before Birth鈥�, 鈥楶hysical and Emotional Change鈥�, 鈥楬ormonal Change鈥�, 鈥楬ygiene Practices鈥� and 鈥楩orming Healthy Friendships鈥�. The girls session includes the menstrual cycle, 鈥楳anaging Menstruation鈥� and 鈥楤oys are Changing Too鈥�. The boys session includes 鈥楪irls are Changing Too鈥�.

Whilst recognising education of children in human sexuality is primarily the right of parents, these programs are endorsed by our Archbishop and the Catholic Education Office of Western Australia.

A Consent2Go will be sent to parents prior to the day to indicate whether you give permission for your child to attend the Family Life Workshop and participate in supporting class lessons. If you would prefer to teach about sexual development to your child personally and do not wish your child to be present either at these sessions or in classes, please indicate this on the Consent2Go.

Remar Red Leadership Camp

Jo Dunn on 20/09/2018

On Thursday 11 October, the Year 10 Remar Red Rowers will be attending the Red Leadership Camp on Phillip Island, Melbourne. This camp is a three-day retreat experience aimed at fully informing students about the requirements and expectations of the Remar program; with a particular focus on the motto and values for the Red Crossing. Further, it is the first and essential step in working towards forming a Christian community. This is achieved through interactive presentations, challenging activities, small group discussions and engaging prayer experiences. At the end of the retreat, students are given the opportunity to decide whether they wish to commit to beginning the Red Crossing in 2019.