Friday 18 August 2023: Celebrating Our College, Our Founder, and Our Community. Founder's Day is an annual celebration where we honour our College and its visionary founder, Edmund Rice. It is a time for us to deepen our sense of community and commitment to serving others. Edmund Rice serves as a role model, teaching us the importance of standing with the disadvantaged, prioritising others, and being genuinely good human beings. Through his example, we strive to promote dignity and respect for our fellow men and women. This year holds special significance in the history of St Edward's as it marks the 70th Anniversary of our esteemed College. With such a milestone occasion, the focus of Founder's Day in 2023 will revolve around this significant event. Each homeroom will embark on a project that encapsulates the spirit of Eddie's legacy. These projects will be completed on Friday during Week 5, fostering a stronger sense of community among students and raising vital funds for the education of Frederick Were, a student from Nairobi, Kenya, who the College has supported in past years. To support our sponsorship of Frederick, we kindly request students to bring in a Gold Coin donation. In return, they will receive a delicious sausage sandwich for lunch. Numerous exciting projects are already in progress across different homerooms, ranging from candle making and collaborative artworks to frisbee golf and basketball shooting competitions. Some homerooms have organized bake sales and others raffle/guessing competitions to raise additional funds for Frederick's education. Prizes will be awarded to homerooms with the most creative projects and those that best embody the core values of our College and the St Edward’s spirit. A special mention goes out to Mr Elliott Rozario’s homeroom and Mr Paul Buxton’s homeroom, who have gone above and beyond in their Founder’s Day project by holding a BBQ Breakfast fundraiser every Friday morning for the next 5 Weeks. They will be raising funds for “The Man Cave”, which is a Men’s mental health organisation run in Australia to support teenagers and young adults. They have started off amazingly well, with $212 already raised! Well done to both teachers and their students for giving back to the community and showcasing the amazing values instilled within students at St Edward’s.   We eagerly anticipate a day filled with fun and community-building activities, where our values of service and positive relationship building can truly shine through. Mr Alex Rozario Leader of Justice, Peace and Advocacy

The Year 11 Retreat Program exposes our boys to the incredible people of Sydney who work tirelessly to assist our marginalised. After walking a total of 52 kms, over 100000 steps, and over 258 floors of stairs, a huge thank you goes to our staff who make this program a reality. Most of all, credit to our boys for demonstrating faith, hope, resilience and courage in their personal growth. [foogallery id="46139"]  

The St Edward’s College community came together to celebrate the academic achievements of students at two assemblies on 19 July 2023. Students were honored for their hard work, diligent application, and dedication to their studies.  The College applauds these young men for their perseverance and the remarkable results they achieved throughout Semester 1. Congratulations to all award recipients for their well-deserved achievements! Students received one of three awards: Consistent Effort: Students being presented with Consistent Effort have approached their studies with perseverance and resilience, demonstrating high levels of organisation, cooperation and participation. To be presented this award Students must have received nominations from the majority of their teachers. Academic Achievement: Students being presented Academic Achievement are actively involved in the classroom, have developed effective study routines and are always working at their personal best. To be presented this award, students must achieve an A grade in a number of subjects and receive nominations from teachers. Outstanding Academic Achievement: Student receiving Outstanding Academic Achievement have demonstrated academic excellence in all subjects, showcasing sophisticated skills in and commitment to independent study. They always work at their personal best, striving to set and achieve their goals. To be presented this award, students must achieve an A grade in the majority of subjects and receive nominations from teachers. Award Recipients   Years 7 to 9 Images [smallgallery fooid="46021"]   Years 10 to 12 Images [smallgallery fooid="46074"]

Trial HSC Examinations commence Monday 31 July 2023. Please see the link below to the Examination Schedule.  Individual student timetables have also been uploaded to the Portal.   Click Here for the 2023 Trial HSC Exam Schedule  

The Wait is Over After six months of disruptions in the science laboratories, the reopening of the state-of-the-art facilities brought great excitement, as students eagerly anticipated engaging in hands-on experiments and experiencing an enhanced learning environment. On the first day back, Ms Aitken's Year 12 Extension Science Class, Mr Moloney's and Ms Olip's Year 7 Classes were fortunate to be the first groups to explore the newly revamped laboratories.   [foogallery id="45964"]

Year 10 English have been studying the topic “Who Calls Me Villain?” They have explored how villains in literature often offer insight into a society’s deepest fears, and therefore shape views about good and evil, right, and wrong, morality and immorality. The unit included an analysis of a variety of texts such as The Bible, comic books, plays and films. To conclude their study, boys worked in small groups to plan, narrate, sketch, and publish an original comic book depicting conflict between a ‘modern day hero and villain’. They needed to apply the skills they learned throughout the term into comic book format. The boys had a ton of fun throughout the process, and commented that while challenged with time management, drawing, and composing a story, this was one of the best English tasks they’ve completed this year. Well done, boys! [foogallery id="45907"]

Mr Brown's Year 7 Technology class commenced Semester 2 with the promise of a hands-on and engaging semester. The first project on the agenda was preparing their vegetable gardens. The class had spent the previous weeks learning about the importance of sustainable living and the benefits of growing their own food. Armed with this knowledge, they were now ready to put theory into practice. Under Mr Brown's guidance, the students grabbed their trowels, feeling the thrill of the earth beneath their fingertips. Inside the metal workshop, a whole new world awaited them. The air was filled with the scent of metal and the sound of clanking tools. With guidance and patience, the students began to craft their projects. The semester had just begun, but the seeds of knowledge and enthusiasm that were sown will undoubtedly continue to flourish, leaving a lasting impact.

Diverse learning is raising awareness on specific learning disabilities throughout the year. This week the focus is on Dyslexia.  Staff were reminded about how Dyslexia may present in our students and classroom strategies that can be helpful.  Please see the link below to information regarding Dyslexia. Dyslexia Information   Any questions or concerns regarding your son’s specific learning disability, please reach out to your son’s Diverse Learning Teacher: Year 7 - Justin Kane  jkane@stedwards.nsw.edu.au Year 8 -  Katie Neilly  kneilly@stedwards.nsw.edu.au Year 9 -  Katie Neilly  kneilly@stedwards.nsw.edu.au Year 10 -  Carly Baldwin  cbaldwin@stedwards.nsw.edu.au Year 11 -  Rebecca Elliott  relliott@stedwards.nsw.edu.au Year 12 -  Katie Neilly  kneilly@stedwards.nsw.edu.au Leader of Learning, Diverse Learning Katie Neilly  

See the latest UAC information below: UAC Update Excluding Queensland students, applications are now open for all current Year 12 students across the country, including those completing IB. NSW and ACT students will need their student number and UAC PIN to apply. If your students have misplaced their UAC PIN (emailed to them on 5 April) , please have them call our Customer Service line on (+61 2) 9752 0200. All interstate and IB students will also need their student number. Their UAC PIN will be their date of birth: DD/MM. Most semester 1, 2024 courses are ready for students to add to their application now. If your students can't find the courses they want, please advise them that all courses at participating institutions will be listed on UAC’s website by early August. Early bird applications close at 11.59pm on 29 September. Uni Open Days It's open day season, which means it's time for your students to investigate their targeted university or college: courses, scholarships, clubs, sporting facilities, accommodation and much more. A UAC staff member will attend each open day and will be happy to answer any questions. Schools Recommendation Scheme This is just a reminder that we are still working behind the scenes on the SRS rating process, which means you cannot rate your students for the moment. So please sit tight. In mid-August will you receive advice about how and when to complete this task. Publications Steps to Uni for Year 10 Students should have been delivered to all NSW school’s last term. See your careers adviser for one.

Behind the Scenes:  Witnessing Greatness In the world of football, the pinnacle of competition is undoubtedly the FIFA World Cup. Every four years, nations unite in their passion for the beautiful game, and teams strive to etch their names in history. But have you ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors before the players take centre stage on the grandest of footballing spectacles? St Edward's students were lucky enough to watch the England team train, revealing the dedication, precision, and teamwork required to chase the ultimate dream. As we arrived, it was evident that this was no ordinary training session. The pitch at Central Coast Stadium was immaculate and set up, ready for the Lionesses to begin. Warm-up exercises were meticulously orchestrated, with every movement purposeful and deliberate. It was inspiring to see how they prepared their bodies and minds for the challenges that lay ahead. Contrary to popular belief, even the world's greatest players spent a significant amount of time practicing the fundamentals. We watched in awe as they practiced passing and shooting, focusing on technique and precision. The coach orchestrated drills that tested their decision-making abilities, strategic positioning, and fluid teamwork. The stadium reverberated with chants and cheers, painting a vivid picture of the global adoration for the sport and the players who inspire millions. We departed with a renewed admiration for the beautiful game and the extraordinary athletes who breathe life into it. The World Cup might be the pinnacle of soccer, but witnessing the behind-the-scenes magic and meeting the players will forever hold a special place in our hearts. [foogallery id="46252"]

Green Team On Wednesday 21 June,  the St Edward's Futsal Green Team competed against other highly skilled futsal schools to try and win the Futsal competition at Niagara Park. We tried our very best, competing against more experienced teams every game. At one stage we had a penalty shootout to see who would make third place because we were tied for second place. The amount of pressure we all felt as each team stood around to watch the shootout was nerve wracking. Sadly, we lost in the penalty shootout. We were undefeated up until then, winning each game by at least 3-4 goals! We sadly lost in the semi finals against Central Coast Grammar School, but achieved a 3rd place victory on the final table. This high paced game kept us on our toes the entire time. Overall, it was a fun experience and we all enjoyed it. Written by  Beau Louie     Blue Team I was chosen to represent St Edward’s College for the Central Coast Region Futsal Championships. This was a day where you got a free day off school to play futsal with your friends and have an awesome time competing against other schools. Throughout the day we played eight games in total, five of them which were pool games and St Edward's went undefeated and did not concede a single goal throughout all 5 pool games. This put us in first place on the ladder and a guaranteed spot in the quarter-finals. Our first 2 matches were against Ku-Ring-Gai High School and Central Coast Sports College Y Team which we comfortably won 7-0 in both games. Our third match was against Brisbane Waters High School and was a lot tougher, however we came out ahead winning 1-0 with a cheeky back heel finish by me. Our fourth match was against Central Coast Sports College O Team and we won 2-0 In the quarter-finals we versed a strong Central Coast Sports College B Team and could not be separated by full time so we drew 1-1, which forced it to go into golden goal and we scored the winner which took us to the semi-final. In the semi-final, we versed an even stronger Central Coast Sports College team and neither team could find the back of the net before full-time. So we went into golden goal again and we scored the winner to take the advance into the grand final. The grand final was by far the strongest team we are going to play all tournament because they also went undefeated throughout the tournament which was Central Coast Sports College V Team. We went into the game knowing that they were going to be a very strong team,  we played our hardest but were very unfortunate to lose the game 5-0. On a positive note, we still get to go to the state championships and have another shot at winning. My overall experience for this fun day was pretty good because I still got a chance to have a great time with my mates and play some futsal against other schools. Written by Krishay Jamnadas  

Year 7 and 8 Year 7 started the day with a pretty tough draw and went down in the first game to MacKillop Catholic College. They came back against Wyong High School, winning comfortably by 6 and carried this energy through to their game against Henry Kendall High School, winning by 6-2. The toughest game of the day came last against Central Coast Sports College where they went down 7-2 with some questionable calls that shifted the game in their favour. There were high emotions throughout the day and the boys gave it their all, they should be very proud of their efforts and carry the positives into next year where they will be sitting at the top of the age group. Thank you to Luke Shereb and Fletcher Sommerville for coaching the side. Year 8 cruised through most of their pool games showing great energy and moving the ball with style. They started off the day with a 5-1 win against Northlakes High School, and an equally comfortable win against Tumbi Umbi High School by 3. It was in their game against Kariong High School that they came across their first challenge, but still came home with the win in a low scoring match 2-1. To finish off their pool games they played the Steiner School and had another comfortable win 10-1. Finishing third on the ladder saw them matched up against Tumbi Umbi High School in the quarter final. Our boys came away with a 6-1 victory and went into the semi final with confidence. Unfortunately, after a couple of quick tries by Wadalba High School, our heads were down and we couldn’t get back in the game. It was a difficult loss for the boys who had left it all out on the field, but they should be proud of their efforts! Player of the day went to Matty Norman with a special mention to Cruz Tucker. A big thank you to Zane Smith and Sean Bullen for their inspirational coaching efforts! Year 9 Our Year 9 team started the day on a high winning their first game against Lisarow High School 2-1. This was a difficult pool which saw them matched up with some very competitive teams and in their second game against Tumbi Umbi High School they just couldn’t hold on and went down 3-2 in another close game. In their game against the Central Coast Sports College they showed great determination and skill, however with a quick try off the kick off, Central Coast Sports College took the lead and we just ran out of time losing 2-1. This was a must win game to ensure we had a shot at the finals so for the next game the boys knew they had to work hard with for and against and hope for a little bit of luck to get through to the quarters. The boys came away with a convincing 7-3 win against Umina High School but it wasn’t enough to get us through to the finals with only the top team from our pool progressing. Year 9 should be proud of how they represented St Edward’s, they show a lot of promise for next year! Thank you to our student coaches Zane Smith and Sean Bullen for their leadership and inspiration on the day. Year 10 Our Year 10 team confidently coasted through their pool winning all their matches comfortably. In the first round they came away with a 9-0 win against Narara Valley High School and following with a 12-0 victory over St Phillips Christian School. MacKillop Catholic College were able to get a few points on the board, but the boys were on a roll and took the win 7-3. Once again in their final pool game they showed their exceptional defence and try scoring ability, winning against Gorokan High School 9-0. Finishing on top of the ladder, the boys were confident going into the quarter final against St Peter's Catholic College but knew they had to step up if they wanted to progress. They came away with the win 5-2 and felt good going into the semi-final against Terrigal High School. The semi final was the toughest game so far and there was plenty of back and forth, but the boys sealed their position in the grand final with a 4-3 win. The grand final saw two exceptional teams face off, both with strong defensive skills, but in the end Berkley Vale High School took the win in a low scoring 2-1. The boys showed skill and finesse all day and will progress to the Champion of Champions in September. [foogallery id="45931"]

The Under 14’s Rugby League Team travelled to Coffs Harbour to complete in the Cochran Cup. Three games were played against some very tough opposition. The first game against Port Macquarie High School started off well with a try to Xavier McNeil in the corner for the boys to lead 4-nil. But Port Macquarie turned that around and scored 3 tries to run out winners. The second game against Gunnedah High School was a must win. The defeat of the first game inspired the boys to a 16-nil win and a chance to progress to the final. The final game was extremely tough in the heat and playing against quality opposition in Maitland High School, we unfortunately ran out of troops and energy. Maitland ran in 5 tries but our boys fought to the very end. Notable performances included Isaac Wheatley, Kyston Treble and Captain Cooper Smith leading from the front.  

CSBB Athletics Carnival The Broken Bay (CSBB) Athletics Carnival will be held on Monday 4 September at SOPAC, Homebush. In 2023, Hurdles and Walk events will not be held at the Broken Bay Championships.   Please complete the online nomination form Hurdles & Walk Nominations form_2023 to nominate to compete as a member of the Broken Bay team at the NSWCCC championships in these events. * Nominations close 4 August 2023 Successful applicants will be notified via their schools for inclusion in the Broken Bay athletics team to compete at the NSWCCC Championships The St Edward's College team and events are listed below. Can all team members please look at the events you are listed in and see Mr Carpenter if there are changes you want to make. Entries are due on Friday 4 August 2023. CSBB Athletics Team   CSNSW Athletics Carnival This carnival will be held one week later, on Monday 11 September at SOPAC, Homebush. Broken Bay may select the following number of students per age in each event: CSNSW Athletics Information   NSW All Schools Athletics Championships This event has changed this year. It has been split across age groups: Under 16 – Under 19’s Saturday 23 – Monday 25 September at SOPAC, Homebush Entries Close – Friday 8 September Able and Para Athletes   Under 12 – Under 15’s Friday 6 – Sunday 8 October at SOPAC, Homebush Entries Close – Friday 22 September Able and Para Athletes. Under 12’s must be in Year 7. Students need to get on and register for this event by the closing date, there is no qualification required. Click Here for More Information

NSW All Schools Cross Country Congratulations to Will Browning, who after placing 10th at the CSNSW Cross Country on Tuesday 13 June at the Sydney Equestrian Centre, gained selection in the CSNSW team. On Friday 21 July, Will represented CSNSW at the NSW All Schools Cross Country Championships at Eastern Creek. Competing in the Under 18 Boys, Will ran a tremendous race over the 8km course, finishing in 13th place in a time of 31:42. He placed 5th overall in the CSNSW team and finished a mere minute behind the 3rd place getter.   This Week In Sport Term 3 Week Event Venue Date Week 2 CSNSW Opens Football Quarter Final Port Macquarie Tuesday 20 July 2023 Week 3 CSBB Under 13 Rugby League Gala Day Morry Breen Oval, Kanwal Wednesday 2 August 2023 Week 4 Under 16 Steve Merrick Cup Rugby Union Newcastle Wednesday 9 August 2023 Week 5 CSBB Junior and Intermediate Basketball Terrigal Basketball Stadium Monday 14 August 2023 Week 6 CSBB Golf Gosford Golf Course Friday 25 August 2023 Week 7 Newcastle Hunter Rugby 7's Newcastle Monday 28 August 2023 Week 7 CSNSW Opens Football Knockout Semi Final and Final Valentine Sports Park Wednesday 30 August 2023 Week 8 CSBB Athletics Carnival SOPAC Homebush Monday 4 September 2023 Week 9 CSNSW Athletics Carnival SOPAC Homebush Monday 11 September 2023 Week 9 CSBB Junior and Intermediate Rugby Union 7's Narrabeen Tuesday 12 September 2023 Week 9 Under 14's Futsal State Finals Penrith Wednesday 13 September 2023   Pathway - Representative Sports Information for Representative Sport 2023 can be found from the one central website – CSNSW Sport https://csnsw.sport/ Broken Bay BBSSSA Sport On the homepage, scroll down to Diocese/Associations and click on Broken Bay (Secondary). This website will give you access to all the current information for each Broken Bay Sport including dates, venues, information regarding teams and an up-to-date calendar. Broken Bay Representative Sports (Pathway – via a College team) Touch Football Under 15 and Opens Swimming Rugby League Under 15 and Opens (students must register with Mr Carpenter) Soccer Opens Cross Country Athletics Aside from Rugby League, students must first make a college team to contest a BBSSSA carnival, before they then register for the next stage in the Pathway for that Sport. Each Sport differs in the pathway it provides. With regards to all sports, students are reminded to be listening to the Morning Daily Notices during Roll Call for the names of staff who are organising various teams and information regarding those teams/events.    

Please see the links below for the latest Apprenticeships, Traineeships and Opportunities.           Central Coast Council are currently recruiting.   Apprenticeships 2024 Trainee Educator - Diploma Trainee Storeperson Traineeship Program   Avoca Beach Surf Club Currently searching for one, possibly two, first year apprentice chefs. With renovations under way to replace the kitchen with a brand-new state of the art facility it is the perfect opportunity to bring on board and train the next generation of Chef leaders. Head Chef and sous Chef come with over 50yrs combined experience in the industry, from 3 Hat fine dining to large volume, high turnover clubs, and everything in between. A calm, positive and supportive team environment where staff can learn and contribute openly. If you are interested or require further information, please contact Michael Alan Hunt on 0405836165.   The Army Reserve is a great option for students who are looking for a part-time employment opportunity that fits around their lifestyle. Giving back to the community, developing long-lasting friendships and earning tax-free pay is just the beginning. To see first-hand what it involves, your students are invited to A Night in the Army Reserve. They’ll gain exposure to a restricted-access base, learn about Army Reserve opportunities in their local area and chat to current Reservists to hear about their experiences. Your students will learn about the opportunities for development and unique rewards that come with a role in the Army Reserve. They’ll be able to ask questions and discover how a part-time role can fit around their lifestyle. A Night in the Army Reserve - Erina When: 7:30pm, 8th of August Where: Erina Army Reserve Depot, 125 The Entrance Rd, Erina NSW 2250 RSVP:  Let us know if you’ve got Students interested in attending below: Click Here to RSVP     CCUSA CAMP COUNSELOR 2024 APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! Assess to more information below. CLICK HERE for the electronic brochure for Camp Counselors USA program. CLICK HERE for the electronic brochure for Camp Counselors Canada program. Zoom information session about the camp counselor program on August 1st at 6pm AEST time. For students and parents. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86422447117?pwd=OTNGeFlSZ2YxR0N2UUQ0eS9xZFNWdz09 Meeting ID: 864 2244 7117 Passcode: 933995  

See the links below for the latest information from Universities and other post school learning opportunities.   Helpful Links for Year 12 Students Macquarie Leaders and Achievers Early Entry Scheme Register for Year 12 Webinar Series Consult with an expert Student Advisor Register for Open Day   Applications are now open for our Early Entry Program. Students can apply for their preferred bachelor's degree and if successful, will receive an offer before the HSC exams! Click Here for More Information Open Day You're invited to join us at our annual Open Day! Our Sydney campus in The Rocks will come alive with course info sessions, campus tours, performances and all the AIM study essentials - entry pathways, scholarships, how to apply, fees, support services and more. Date: Saturday 26 August 2023 Time: 10AM to 3PM Location: 27 Nurses Walk, The Rocks Register Now Webinar:  Building a Lasting Career in Music Industry Sign Up Now     ICMS OPEN DAY 2023 The International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS) is a leader in career-focused education, offering internationally recognised undergraduate bachelor’s degrees and postgraduate master’s degrees at our Manly and Sydney City campuses. At the ICMS Open Day you will learn about all the degrees offered and discover why ICMS’s personal mentoring approach could make all the difference to your future career success – and help you to make the most of your student years! Date: 6th August, 2023 Time: From 10:00am to 2:00pm Location: “Castle Campus”, 151 Darley Road, Manly, NSW Attend Degree Course Briefings with Lecturers Get insights from Current Students Find out about Scholarships, Early Entry, the Leadership Entry Program and the Elite Athlete Program Learn about our Work Integrated Learning (Internship) Program Speak personally to Admissions Register Here   HSC Dymocks Tutoring Day Are you a current Year 12 student stressed about your upcoming HSC Exams? Don’t be! ICMS, in collaboration with Dymocks Tutoring, is thrilled to invite you to our FREE revision day on Thursday, September 28th 2023. Date: Thursday 28th September, 2023 Time: From 8:30am to 4:00pm Location: Classroom 13, ICMS Campus, 151 Darley Road, Manly, NSW Throughout the day, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to attend 1, 2, or 3 sessions run by expert tutors from Dymocks. These sessions are designed to cover a range of subjects, including English, Mathematics, and Business Studies. Whether you’re looking for a comprehensive review of all modules, seeking valuable tips and tricks, or in need of practical guidance on how to excel in the HSC exam, this event is tailored to meet your needs. Register Here  

See the links below for the latest courses available:   IPROWD_Electronic Application Form - Click Here  

How to Get Your Child Motivated - Free Webinar We’re excited to announce that on Wednesday 2 August 2023, Elevate Education will be hosting its first free webinar of the term for parents. Elevate Education works with our students, delivering high impact workshops on study skills, motivation, wellbeing, and exam preparation. By tuning into their webinar series you will learn how you can help better support your children at home through reinforcing the skills they learn at school: Wednesday 2nd August  Here’s what Elevate will be covering on the night: ✅ What impact does praise and reassurance have on your child’s motivation? ✅ What are the best type of goals to be setting with your child? ✅ How can you help your child create meaningful and lasting motivation? Click here to register for free

How we teach our children to socialise and relate to others greatly impacts their ability to form meaningful connections now, and in the future. As social creatures, humans thrive on nurturing relationships and a sense of belonging. Therefore, it is crucial to actively engage with your children and provide them with opportunities to develop their social and relationship skills. By fostering their ability to connect with others, you empower your child to build fulfilling friendships that last, leading to greater general happiness and overall wellbeing. ​​​​​​​​​​​Top Tips Practise social skills: You can teach and practice social skills with your kids through play, games and family activities. Skills can include sharing, cooperating, negotiating, problem solving Encourage Inclusion and Empathy:Teach your child the value of inclusion and empathy. Encourage them to reach out and include others who may be feeling left out or lonely Tune in: Make time to have conversations about topics that interest them. Ask for their ideas and opinions and really listen to their input. Marcus Missio-Spiteri College Counsellor

Please see below correspondence emailed home in Term 3, 2023.   Year 12, 2024 Information Evening - Sent 20 September 2023 Year 8 Camp Information - Sent 19 September 2023 Year 12 Events and Celebrations - Sent 15 September 2023 Year 10 Work Experience - Sent 15 September 2023 Elevate Education - Year 12 - Sent 28 August 2023 Year 12 Events and Celebrations - Sent 23 August 2023 Year 10 Work Experience Program Procedures - Sent 23 August 2023 Current Year 8 for Year 9, 2024 Subject Selection Evening - Sent 22 August 2023 Year 10 Term 4 Attendance Letter - Sent 22 August 2023 Year 8 Subjection Selection Evening (For Year 9, 2024) - Sent 11 August 2023 2023 Census Privacy Collection Notice - Sent 3 August 2023 Book Week - Sent 3 August 2023 2023 Census Privacy Collection Notice - Sent 3 August 2023 Letter to Year 10 Families RE St Joseph's Subject Evening - Sent 19 July 2023 2023 Uniform Expectations Term 3 - Sent 17 July 2023