St Timothy's School Vermont

Term 1 Week 10 Thursday 7th 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. 


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Thank you

A big THANK YOU to St Timothy' staff for a fabulous term.

Also thank you all our wonderful parents.

Hopefully next term allows for even more parent involvement with a return to assemblies and onsite activities for all.  Hopefully all going well, we can return to Grandparents & Special Guests day and opportunities for other opportunities for  children to show case their work.

Enjoy a break from school routines, wishing you all a Happy Easter.

Term 1 & 2

Term 1

A Reminder that Term 1 finishes TODAY- THURSDAY 7th APRIL at 3:30pm

(Friday is a SCHOOL CLOSURE Professional Development day for Staff).


School Holidays

Monday 11th April- Friday 22nd April

Term 2

Starts Tuesday 26th April ( after ANZAC day Long Weekend)

A reminder that Term 2 is Winter Uniform!

Easter Raffle Winners

Thank you for all the amazing donations of Easter Eggs for our Easter Raffle.

We raised $339 from Easter Raffle & $147 from Hot Cross Buns Orders. 

Congratulations to the following winners:

First Prize: Adrini     Second Prize: Lara    Third Prize:  Harry Fourth Prize: Will      Fifth Prize: John & Marie   Sixth Prize: Alize

Easter Egg Raffle Winners

Rapid Antigen Test

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

RAT  KITS WILL BE SENT AT THE BEGINNING OF TERM 2

In the effort to keep our community safe from COVID , 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

AT THIS POINT IN TIME

MASKS

ARE STILL MANDATORY IN

TERM 2

HOPEFULLY THIS WILL CHANGE

I WILL SEND NOTIFICATION IF THIS CHANGES DURING THE BREAK!

Palm Sunday & The Last Supper (washing of hands/feet)

Retelling the events of Holy Week

Today our children re-enacted the events of Holy Week. Thanks to Prep/1and Mrs McKinley  who re told the story of Palm Sunday and Year 2/3 and Mrs Noonan who re-enacted the Washing of the feet (hands) and Last Supper. It was a simple but meaningful reflection on the very important Easter Story. It was lovely that some parents were able to join us. We look forward to  celebrating Easter Sunday upon return in Term 2.

Stations of the Cross

Station 11
Station 8
Station 6
Station 9
Station12
Station 2
Station 10
Station 1: Jesus is Condemned to Death
Station 3
Station 5
Station 7
Station 8
Station 14
Station 15
Station 11
Station 8
Station 6
Station 9
Station12
Station 2
Station 10
Station 1: Jesus is Condemned to Death
Station 3
Station 5
Station 7
Station 8
Station 14
Station 15

Year 456 Stations of the Cross

  • The Year 4,5 & 6 children, Miss Hall & Miss Wright did a fantastic re telling the events of Good Friday (Stations of the Cross). They also looked at a variety of art works depicting the Stations and recreated their own. To learn more about each Station you can visit the link.
  • We look forward to hanging them in our Open Learning Space.
  • 1st Station: Jesus is condemned to death- Erin
  • 2nd Station: Jesus carries His cross- Oscar & Savannah
  • 3rd Station: Jesus falls the first time-Milton & John
  • 4th Station: Jesus meets His Mother-Janita
  • 5th Station: Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus to carry his cross-Sam
  • 6th Station: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus-Sienna
  • 7th Station: Jesus falls the second time-Neriya
  • 8th Station: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem-Alex
  • 9th Station: Jesus falls a third time Harry & Jayden
  • 10th Station: Jesus clothes are taken away-Lara
  • 11th Station: Jesus is nailed to the cross- Giovanni& Alaap
  • 12th Station: Jesus dies on the cross-Joshua &Abbey
  • 13th Station: The body of Jesus is taken down from the cross- Will & Sarah
  • 14th Station: Jesus is laid in the tomb -Marie & Mia

    • Reconciliation

    Our Candidates

    Congratulations to our Reconciliation Candidates
    Congratulations to our Reconciliation Candidates

    Our Families!

    Thank you to Fr Gerard and Anne Maree Noonan.
    Thank you to Fr Gerard and Anne Maree Noonan.

    Celebrating Making Biscuits & Pizzas (and eating)

    St Timothy's Parish

    St Timothy's Parish Newsletter

    Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th April 2022 



    INTO YOUR HANDS I COMMEND YOUR SPIRIT

    This Sunday, we begin the holiest week of the Church’s liturgical year. We read two passages from the Gospels, relating how the joyful entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, accompanied by crowds who acclaim him as Saviour and King, gave way to his betrayal and death, alone and abandoned by all. The other readings help us understand the meaning of these events of the Passion.

    The First Reading is one of the passages about the suffering servant of God from the book of Isaiah. As Christians, we read this as showing how Jesus lived out his patient trust in God. It can help and enable us to bear our trials and difficulties.

    St Paul’s text in the Second Reading is a hymn to Jesus’s life and death. Christ’s humility in becoming a human being was even more profound when he accepted to die a shameful death on a cross. But, as Paul  writes, God raised him from death and gave him the highest name of all, so that all beings should bend the knee to Jesus and ‘acclaim Jesus Christ as Lord, to the glory of God the Father.’

    This week we accompany Jesus; we pray for the grace of an awareness of our sinfulness, and for sorrow and true contrition in the face of the sufferings of Jesus. Source: Scripture reflection from https://www.australiancatholics.com.au/.

    Holy Week

    Community News

    Lenten Fundraising

    CONGRATULATIONS

    We raised $223.05 for Project Compassion!

    CAMP AUSTRALIA

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    Sion College

    Forest Hill Auskick

    Term 1 Dates

    Friday 8th April : School Closure Day ( Religious Education)

    Monday 25th April: ANZAC Day Holiday

    Tuesday 26th April: School Resume for Term 2


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