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TERM 3 Week 4 12Th August 2020 TERM 3 Week 4 12th August 2020 IMPORTANT DATES MINI VINNIE’S SLEEPOUT AUGUST Last Friday, the cold, wet weather did not dampen the spirits of the 42 students and 5 adults who took part in our Minni Vinnies Sleepout, in fact it only added to the Friday 14th experience. We had a wonderful night playing, praying, eating and reflecting on how it Prayer Service for the Feast of must be so hard for those who do not have a warm, comfortable bed to sleep in the Assumption of Mary each night. Monday 17th One of the most powerful experiences was when the students were asked to take a Dance Week piece of cardboard and to find a spot outside in the cold to lay down on their little bit of cardboard for comfort. Many thanks to Miss Hughes, Max Bain (Youth Ministry Officer), Miss Griffiths and Mr Barsby for taking the time out of their weekend to spend with the students of our school. The whole evening was not about raising funds but more so about raising awareness and I am very confident that this was achieved. I am sure that there were September many people who had a bit of a “nanna nap” on Saturday afternoon. We look forward to another Sleepout in 2021. Tuesday 1st 5.30pm Parent Forum Meeting Friday 4th Year 2 Showcase Friday 11th Year 4 Showcase Monday 14th Michael Mangan Production Tuesday 15th International Dot Day—”Sharing Your Talents” at St Brigid’s Thursday 17th Stage 3 to Wildfire at St Carthage’s Friday 18th Year 1 Showcase Wednesday 23rd St Brigid’s Dance Night MAKE JESUS REAL BELIEVE ACHIEVE SUCCEED St Brigid’s acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to the elders both past and present. We commit to actively work for justice and peace. Dear Families of St Brigid’s, This Saturday the 15th of August will see the celebration of the Feast of The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This is celebrated every year on the 15th and commemorates the death of Mary and her bodily assumption into Heaven. It signifies the Blessed Virgin’s passing into eternal life; it is an important feast and a Holy Day of Obligation. It is a special day in the Catholic Church as we celebrate the goodness and devotion of Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Prayer to Our Lady Assumed into Heaven Immaculate Virgin, Mother of Jesus and our Mother, we believe in your triumphant assumption into heaven where the angels and saints acclaim you as Queen. We join them in praising you and bless the Lord who raised you above all creatures. With them we offer you our devotion and love. We are confident that you watch over our daily efforts and needs, and we take comfort from the faith in the coming resurrection. We look to you, our life, our sweetness, and our hope. After this earthly life, show us Jesus, the blest fruit of your womb, O kind, O loving, O sweet virgin Mary. Amen The Year 3 students will be leading our school in our Assumption Prayer Service this Friday at 12:20pm in the Parish Hall. DANCE WEEK: Next week we welcome Aleeta Northey to our school for the first time to conduct an Intensive Week of Dance for all students at St Brigid’s. Aleeta has worked in many aspects of the entertainment industry over the years as a Performer, Choreographer, Creative Director, Event Coordinator, Adjudicator, Lecturer and Director of The Dance Space. Her performance career as a triple treat has seen her taking on a multitude of work including films The Pirate Movie, Undercover, Body Business, Rebel, Musicals The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Commercials 7Up, United Permanent, General Pants as well as numerous Television Events. Aleeta’s choreography experience is just as extensive with some of her works including: So You Think You Can Dance, Episodes 1, 2 and 3, Human Nature the Motown Tour, Paulini and the Naturelles, The Young Divas, Turn Me Loose video, Carols by Candlelight, TV Week Logie Awards, The ARIAS, Rugby League Grand Finals, NCR International Conventions, Buddy Holly - the Musical, Todd McKenney at Star City Casino, Jessica Mauboy and the Dolly Awards. Aleeta has coordinated many large scale Festivals, Awards nights and corporate events. All classes will have the opportunity to work with Aleeta each day as they work to put together routines that hopefully we will be able to perform for our families towards the end of this term or into Term 4. FUN FESTIVAL POSTPONED: The scheduled Fun Festival that was set to be held in Term 1 of this year has been postponed until next year. This decision was made at the most recent Parent Forum Meeting where it was inevitable to come to such an outcome. FATHER’S DAY STALL: There will be an opportunity to buy a gift for dads on their special day at the Father’s Day Stall. There will be further information given in future newsletters. INTERVIEWS FOR 2021 KINDERGARTEN: Enrolment interviews are now taking place for the intake of next year’s Kindergarten class. If you have not lodged your enrolment application as yet, please do so as soon as possible. Please pass this information onto any one whom you know that is thinking of St Brigid’s as their choice of school for next year. SCHOOL UNIFORM: Thank you parents for ensuring your children are dressed in accordance with our school uniform. Where possible we encourage students to take responsibility for their uniform, however we are noticing trends that we request your help in addressing. At St Brigid’s our school uniforms nourish a sense of pride in being part of the school community, but also a sense of equality. When students have the same/similar school attire, unhealthy competitive feelings about looks, fashion brands and unaffordable clothing items are reduced. We have observed students not wearing correct school uniform, including shoes and ask parents to please ensure your children are wearing the correct uniform; including jumpers, hats, socks and shoes. It is unfair to expect the teaching staff to be constantly addressing this issue, if and when parents are choosing to let their children do the wrong thing. If your child is out of school uniform, they should have a note from home stating why they are not correctly attired. Emma Rixon has our School Uniform Shop open each Monday from 2pm. Alternatively please call Mrs Welsh at the Office and she can arrange to have uniforms sent home. SCHOOL CANTEEN: Following a trial run with canteen on Fridays, it has been decided not to continue. Thanks to those parents who had volunteered for the Friday roster. From this week, there will be canteen on Mondays only. The Year 6 Tuckshop will continue at Recess from Tuesdays to Fridays—Chips $1 and Zooper Doopers 50cents. With best wishes for the week, Tony Hunter Principal Positive Behaviour Support –PBS Our PBS focus this week is: We keep our hands to ourselves as a way of displaying safety and self responsibility. ICAS: These assessments are all done online. Science is the first examination on Tuesday, 18th August. SCHOOL PHOTOS: These were sent home on Monday. If you have any problem with your order please email the School Photographer at [email protected] Group photos of—School Leaders, Sports Captains, Mini Vinnies, Altar Servers, & Year 6 Fun are available to order online only. Use the online order code 20S6056VT39S. Cost is $18 each, 2 for $34, 3 for $46, 4 for $58 or 5 for $70. The photos can be viewed and ordered online at www.theschoolphotographer.com.au FAMILY CONNECT SERVICES: Just a reminder that we have the services of Wendy Jansen who is available to connect families who need a helping hand, to the right support and services and resources. PLEASE SUPPORT OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS + Our Lady of Sorrows + Catholic Church Kyogle MASS TIME Saturday 5pm & Sunday at 9am. Hall Hire: Phone the Presbytery on 6632 1074 to hire the Parish Hall. Phone 6632 1253 The Parish Secretary, Jo Kelly is available on Mondays & Fridays in Providing your family with the Parish office. personalised, professional and quality health care SCHOOL CANTEEN CREATING FOOTPRINTS Monday 17th Aug: K Hyde + A Smith. STUART BROS EARLY EDUCATION Monday 24th Aug: K Hyde + P Studd. BUTCHERS CENTRE FRIDAY CANTEEN DAYS Quality Meats Open 52 weeks a year, excluding public CANCELLED All Smallgoods made in-store holidays, from 6.30am to 6.30pm. If you are unable to be at Canteen on We provide high quality education and care your rostered day, please find someone Proprietor—Brett Stuart for children aged 0-6 years. to replace you. Inclusive and exciting play based programs. Don’t forget to sign in/out at the office. Phone 6632 1020 Come & speak to our friendly staff about a THANK YOU place for your child today! We are located at 13 Short Street, Kyogle Phone 6632 2070 UNIFORM SHOP HIGHFIELD FARRIER SERVICE Open Mondays 2pm-3pm. ~ Peter Welsh ~ We are still waiting for Professional Farriers & zip-up jackets to be delivered. Blacksmiths Association member Second-hand uniforms for THE BEST CARE FOR YOUR HORSE $2 per item. 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