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1 DOMINICAN SCHOOL HAPPENINGS vv 4/5 Z learning We have developed our automaticity by playing number games in Maths. This term we have been following in the footsteps of Jesus during Lent. We have remained physically fit by participating in the athletics clinic. We have used our artistic skills to create clay modelled animals in our Indigenous Studies. We are constantly developing a positive growth mindset. Acknowledgement of Country We acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land. We acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today. Approved by Kaurna Elder Uncle Lewis O Brian 2004
2 Diary Dates Week 8 Wednesday 21 March 6.30pm: Family Mass (Year 4/5 classes) Thursday 22 March Year 2/3 classes Excursion : Sacred Heart Church Sunday 25 March Palm Sunday Week 9 Monday 26 March Thursday 29 March Learning Conversations Monday 26 March 8.30am: Finance Meeting Tuesday 27 March Reception N Excursion: Police Academy Port SAPSASA Athletics Carnival Thursday 29 March Holy Thursday P and F Hot Cross Bun Lunch and Easter Raffle Friday 30 March Good Friday Sunday 1 April Easter Sunday Week 10 Monday 2 April Easter Monday Tuesday 3 April 6.30pm: School Board Meeting Wednesday 4 April 6.30pm: Family Mass (Year 2/3 classes) Uniform Shop Hours Tues From the Principal and Deputy Principal am pm Dear Parents, Friends and Students, Today we celebrated Harmony Day as a school community. Classes focussed on the richness of communities and the gifts of our cultural diversity. The theme of Everyone Belongs also invited conversations around how we can be people of hope and love in an ever changing cultural context. The sharing of our family stories was enjoyed by all and highlighted the uniqueness of each family, our cultural traditions and stories. Children enjoyed a fantastic day, being with each other and focussing on who we are as a diverse and welcoming community. Children and staff loved the orange casual dress and activities, representing our solidarity and commitment to this important issue. Our thanks also to all children and families for your support of our shared lunches today. Our thanks to Carolyn Glynn, Julia Nofi and Alison Tanti Clark for their outstanding leadership of the day and wonderful organisation of activities and resources. We look forward to seeing many of you at tonight s Family Mass to celebrate Harmony Day. Today we also hosted our Conversations with Carolyn parent session. This has been a highly successful initiative where parents are able to share ideas and strategies to support children s well-being. Parents have also developed supportive networks and relationships in sharing with one another. We have enjoyed observing the wisdom, strategies and indeed the connections that are made during these mornings. A hot coffee and cake is also very much appreciated by all. Our thanks to Carolyn Glynn for her support and leadership of these sessions. Our Term 2 theme will be advertised early next term. Last week we hosted an Online Safety Seminar facilitated by the Carly Ryan Foundation. This seminar was planned as a result of parent feedback and interest in how to keep our children safe when using the internet. We know that our children are using the internet daily to connect with each other and the world around them. The objectives of the Carly Ryan Foundation are to empower our young people to make wise choices, to look after their digital reputation and keep themselves and others safe while navigating the internet and apps. Founder and CEO, Sonya Ryan, along with two presenters, spoke about Carly s story and how their aim is to keep all young people safe by educating children, parents and the community about cyber safety. We learnt some important tools and strategies such as how to access the App Review Store to help us find apps that are safe for our children to use, how to ensure privacy settings are set to private and how to use restrictions when young children are using phones or ipads. We discovered more about cyber bullying and cyber grooming and how we can report issues to The Office of the esafety Commissioner. Most importantly Sonya spoke about how we must continue to have conversations with our young people and how vital it is to keep the communication open and honest. It was wonderful to see so many parents come along to learn together about how we can keep our children safe. On Friday staff participated in a very enjoyable professional learning day focussing on the Circle Time strategy. This strategy supports our focus on student well being and encourages the development of collaborative and inclusive learning environments. Circle Time supports children to share ideas in a safe, creative and inclusive way where all ideas are valued and children have a voice in the learning process. The day was facilitated by Bill Hansberry who led us through this very engaging and dynamic learning experience. As a staff we look forward to implementing this strategy as part of our learning programme and the social and emotional development of our children. Next week teachers will meet with parents to discuss your child s well-being, learning achievements and goals for future development. This is an important process in the partnership we share with you and we encourage all families to make this time a priority.
3 From the Principal and Deputy Principal While this is the first formal time for discussions to take place, you are warmly invited to meet with your child s teacher at any time throughout the year. We value this partnership with you and we look forward to seeing many of you next week. With best wishes Grace Parletto and Suzanne Budd Principal/Deputy Principal Term Dates 2018 Term 1 29th January - 13th April Term 2 30th April - 5 July Pupil Free Day: Friday 4th June Term 3 23th July - 28th September Term 4 15th October - 13th December TERM 2 PUPIL FREE DAY REMINDER Please note that our Pupil Free Day for Term 2 will be held on Monday 4 June. OSHC will be available on this day for families requiring this service. CANTEEN Our sincere thanks to the many volunteer parents who give so generously of their time to volunteer in our Canteen each week. This service is greatly appreciated by our children and families and we thank parents for your generous support. School Fees The 1st instalment of 2018 school fees is now overdue. Thank you to those families who have made an instalment on time or set up a payment plan. If you have not done either, please do so immediately. Please contact Jo Freer, our Finance Officer if you have any questions. ONLY 3 WEEKS TO GO! If you shop at Coles, we would love your help collecting Coles Sports for Schools vouchers for our school. Please ask your friends and family to get involved. The more vouchers we collect, the more sports gear our school will receive. Please place your vouchers in the box located in the Front Office by April 13. Thank you for your support.
4 Catholic Identity From the APRIM Next week is Holy Week, the most important week in our Church year. It is the time when we remember and celebrate the last days of Jesus life, before his death and resurrection. We recall and honour the rich and powerful gospel stories that take us from Jesus being welcomed into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday; to the sharing of bread and wine with his disciples at the Last Supper on Holy Thursday; to Jesus suffering on his way to the cross and his crucifixion on Good Friday; and finally to his joyous resurrection on Easter Sunday. As a school community, we celebrate these significant events by sharing in this story through prayer, reflection and action: Palm Sunday On Monday March 26, each class will read and reflect on the gospel story of Palm Sunday and make palms to decorate their classroom doors. Holy Thursday On Tuesday March 27 and Wednesday March 28, each class will visit the Chapel to gather together in prayer to re-enact the Last Supper and to share in a meal of flatbread and grape juice. Parents and families are very welcome to join us for these special prayer times. An app message will be sent out by the end of the week with dates and times for class celebrations. Good Friday On Thursday March 29, each class will share in a Stations of the Cross Prayer Service where they will walk with Jesus on his way to the cross. On Thursday March 29, our whole school will also take part in a CRAZY HAIR DAY 4 CARITAS organised by our Year 6/7 Justice Leaders. All students are invited to come along with crazy hair, wear casual clothes and bring along a gold coin donation to support Project Compassion. Our Justice Leaders have visited classes and prepared flyers to promote this event with our school community. These are available on the website and details published on the school app. Easter Sunday On returning to school the following week, all students will engage in reading the scripture of Easter Sunday and reflect on its significance in their own lives. We will also gather together with Father Brian and the Parish on Wednesday April 4 at 6.30pm at Sacred Heart Church for our 2/3 Family Easter Mass. All students and families are warmly invited to come along. Special thanks to Gaby Cirillo and Tess Phillips for their collaboration in planning and preparing our Holy Week activities. *Please see below for dates and times of our Parish Holy Week Ceremonies.* We thank our loving God for the gift of His Son, Jesus, for through his death and resurrection, we have received new life. May our Risen Christ inspire us to be truly Gospel people, bringing the love of Jesus to all. Wishing you and your families all the blessings of a joyous Easter filled with love and hope. Alison Tanti-Clark
5 Community From the Parish 2018 Holy Week Ceremonies Times Holy Thursday 29th March Celebration of the Last Supper 7.00pm OLV Church Night Prayer 10.00pm OLV Church Good Friday 30th March Stations of the Cross 9.00am Sacred Heart Stations of the Cross 10.30am OLV grounds Celebration of the Lord s Passion 3.00pm OLV Church Holy Saturday 31st March Easter Vigil 8.00pm Sacred Heart DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS OVERNIGHT Easter Sunday 1st April Easter Sunday 9.00am OLV Church Easter Sunday 11.00am Sacred Heart SACPSSA Catholic Schools Swimming Carnival th Last Tuesday, 13 March, we attended the annual SACPSSA Catholic Schools Swimming Carnival. With an emphasis on participation, and understated competition, students showed their Dominican spirit by swimming in a number of 25m and 50m heats across the four strokes. True to the spirit of Growth Mindset, we experienced great pride watching our students derive happiness from identifying a challenge and working hard to achieve their best. We congratulate and recognise every child for trying their hardest and displaying brilliant sporting qualities. Well done! Martina Kovacev and John Zandona Congratulations It appears we have a star among us. Lachlan Sands (pictured) recently participated in the Little Nippers Surf Life Saving Championships, which has resulted in Lachlan becoming the State Champion! Lachlan won Gold in Beach Sprints and Silver in Flags. What an outstanding achievement! Congratulations and well done Lachlan! Dominican School is a co-educational R-7 Catholic School established in 1899 by the Dominican Sisters. 237 Military Road Semaphore SA 5019 t: Principal: Grace Parletto principal@dominican.catholic.edu.au Parish Priest: Father Brian Angus t:
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