A warm welcome to Term 4 to all our families. We hope you enjoyed the spring break and managed to take advantage of the beautiful weather with family and loved-ones.
A baby girl for the Vermiglio Family
We are delighted to announce that Mrs Vermiglio had a baby girl on Sunday 18th October at 11:55pm – Giada. Both mum and baby are doing very well. Congratulations to the Vermiglio family on the arrival of their new baby girl!
Welcome to our new General Assistant, Mr Adrian Crump
Mr Adrian Crump has been successfully appointed to our school as the new General Assistant after undergoing the merit selection process late last term. Mr Crump comes with a wealth of experience and expertise, having worked in many schools over many years. Mr Crump will be working at our school every Tuesday and Thursday, and every alternative Wednesday, maintaining and looking after the school grounds. Welcome to our school, Mr Crump!
Update on the Sensory/Memorial Garden
The garden is beginning to take shape and work is progressing very well so far. The landscapers anticipate to have all work completed in 4-6 weeks. Our aim is to have the Lone Pine area finished in time for Remembrance Day on 11th November to allow the students the opportunity to commemorate this all important event. Thank you to the parents/carers who are opting to walk through Salisbury Street, instead of driving during the drop-off and pick-up times.
School events in Term 4
Term 4 is known for its many events when we come together as a school community to celebrate our students and their milestones. Even though we have guidelines that we are required to adhere to, many of these events will still take place. They will look very different to the way they have operated in the past. Nevertheless, we are working hard to ensure that our students and school community get the opportunity to experience the true spirit of each event.
The passing of Alana Catton
Many of you may have heard the sad news of Alana Catton’s passing. Alana was the younger sister of one of our students, Sophia. For many years, we worked closely with the Catton family to raise awareness towards Mitochondrial disease, which affected Alana for most of her life. On behalf of the entire school community, we send our sincere condolences to the entire Catton family. Our thoughts are with you all
Ms A. Vountoulas
Principal
Concord Public School