St Timothy's School Vermont

Term 2 Week 1 Friday 29th April 2022

All students at St Timothy's School have the right to feel safe. The care, safety and wellbeing of children and young people is the responsibility of all within our school. 


Celebrating Easter!

ANZAC Day Art

Rapid Antigen Test

RAPID ANTIGEN TEST ARE CONTINUING INTO TERM 2 FOR AT LEAST THE FIRST 4 WEEKS.

RAT  KITS WERE SENT TUESDAY. IF YOU DIDN'T RECEIVE PLEASE ASK FOR ONE TO BE SENT HOME.

 We ask that all children and staff complete the test twice a week to stop the spread. Again, thank you for supporting us by testing your children. 

MASKS ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED!

New Life

Year 6 Inquiry- Chemical Science

Respect Award

Classroom Awards

St Timothy's Parish

St Timothy's Parish Newsletter

Saturday 30th April and Sunday 1st May

Gospel Reflection ~ Greg Sunter

Scholars suggest that the 21st chapter of the Gospel of John is a later addition to the gospel, especially given the finality of the language at the end of chapter 20. The style of chapter 21 is much more

church-oriented than the earlier chapters. The barbeque breakfast on the beach takes on a Eucharistic

feel and the passage is at pains to portray Peter as the leader of the disciples and the one chosen by Jesus to provide leadership into the future. We must remember that the Gospel of John was written

almost 70 years after the death of Jesus and if this final chapter is indeed an addition then it is likely written some time in the 2nd century. It was only in the late 1st and early 2nd centuries that the church began to adopt a structure of bishops as leaders of communities and it was important to clearly establish the authority of Peter as the first leader of the Church and the authority of his successors. Obviously, a scriptural reference to Jesus’ choice of Peter would have cemented the case and so this later addition to the Gospel of John may have been constructed to serve this purpose. Regardless of its original intended purpose, this passage provides a wonderful account of the appearance of the resurrected Jesus to his disciples. Like other post-resurrection accounts, the disciples do not at first recognise Jesus and it is not until the miraculous catch of fish that the beloved disciple declares, ‘It is the Lord’. In a beautifully everyday touch, the risen Jesus prepares breakfast on the beach for the disciples and blesses the simple food in the same way as he did the bread and

wine at their last supper.  

Mother's Day Stall

Cake Raffle Roster

A HUGE thank you to the families that have already offered to provide a cake/slice or our raffle. We are still looking for more bakers in Term 3&4.

Are you able to assist?

Hand On Music

Help Spread the News

Sion College

Sion College

Forest Hill Auskick

Come and Play

Term 2 Dates

Tuesday 26th April: School Resume for Term 2

Monday 13th June: Queens Birthday Long Weekend