In this Issue:

CEWA Executive Director End of Term Three Message
Important Notices
Events
Student Achievement
The Arts News
Technology News
Sports & Outdoor Education News
Languages News
VET/Workplace Learning News
Sustainability News
Defence Club News
Community News

CEWA Executive Director End of Term Three Message

As Term Three comes to a close, there are many milestones in the life of our schools that we celebrate and acknowledge. And, as the holidays approach, it is a time to reflect on the work and blessings of this school year, to bid our Year 12 students farewell as their school journey comes to an end; and importantly to ensure we take time to refresh ahead of what is always a busy final school term.

Delivering the kind of quality, faith-based education our families have come to expect from Catholic schools is made possible by the dedication of Principals, teachers and support staff working across the state. I once again offer my sincerest gratitude for your work this term to support our children and young people to achieve in all aspects of their learning and development.

One of my highlights of the school year, the Spirit of the Arts Festival, took place across Term 3. This year there were 2,460 entries from 104 schools, with over 18,000 musicians, dancers and performing artists showcasing their talents throughout the festival. We also witnessed the artistic talent on display at the Angelico Art Exhibition. With 251 primary entries and 188 secondary entries to this year’s exhibition, it was an outstanding showcase of our students’ God-given talents. Congratulations to all participants and award winners including Secondary Angelico Award Recipient, Elizabeth Newton from John XXIII College and Primary Angelico Award Recipient, Emily Quinton from St Michael’s School, Bassendean. Also congratulations to the Zenith Award Recipients: Star of the Sea Primary School, Rockingham, Aquinas College, St Joseph’s Primary School, Bunbury, Mandurah Catholic College, Orana Catholic Primary School, and Trinity College. Finally, to all the category winners in the Performing Arts Festival, congratulations too! I extend my gratitude to the Catholic Arts team and the many school staff, teachers, parents, volunteers and organisers who help these events run smoothly and ensure they are a memorable experience for students taking part.

Earlier this term the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference released the 2023/2024 Social Justice Statement entitled ‘Listen, Learn, Love’. The Statement is a timely call for a new kind of engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and is affirming of the Referendum on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament in October. If you are interested in learning about a Catholic perspective on the Voice, I encourage you to watch the video below, prayerfully reflect on your vote, and participate in discussion about the referendum with wisdom, respect, and discernment.

Catholic Education WA continues to take strong steps not just to engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples but to embrace the culture, language, knowledge and stories of Aboriginal people in our communities of faith and learning, acknowledging the wisdom this brings to our schools and offices. I was privileged this term to launch Catholic Education WA’s new Aboriginal Employment Strategy. In doing so, I reflected on the growing number of staff and students of Aboriginal heritage who see Catholic education as an employer and educator of choice and how important it is for us to continue to put effort into the partnership between the Church and indigenous Australians.

As is tradition, this term school and office leaders from around WA have gathered for our Leaders’ Forum Roadshows held at nine Catholic schools around WA, as well as the University of Notre Dame Broome campus. This year leaders considered a range of topics including a focus on the faith needs of CEWA staff with discussions on the recent faith survey, parish and school engagement, workforce planning and how we maintain accessible and affordable schools. I thank everyone involved in the planning of these significant events as well as those leaders who attended the Forums.

Whilst CEWA’s Strategic Directions continue to provide clarity and shared understanding of our priorities, the Executive has recognised a need to consider the operational structure of the Catholic Education Office through the prism of our mission and purpose. Consequently, this term I made three announcements around structure: firstly, the establishment of a new Business Development Team that will focus on the sustainable growth of our system as well as organisational performance and reporting. Secondly, a restructure of the People, Capability and Wellbeing Directorate into two directorates: School Improvement and Wellbeing, and People and Capability. Finally, in response to the evolving socio-religious landscape, the Religious Education Directorate will be restructured to further serve the faith formation needs of our school communities, as well as ensuring the Religious Education curriculum is responsive to the changing needs and demands of our times.

Following Term 3 school holidays, as many Year 12 students across the State prepare for final exams and assessments, it is important that we acknowledge our graduands for the contributions they have made to the life of their school communities. I wish them well as they approach their conclusion of Year 12 and the next phase in their young lives. I also thank staff, parents and caregivers who have enabled our young people to flourish.

Next term we will be celebrating the Quality Catholic Education (QCE) Awards. This is an annual celebration of the outstanding innovation and initiative of our schools. With 98 nominations this year, projects have ranged from community kitchens to podcasts to a student-run disabilities awareness week. The number and breadth of nominations is a testament to the wonderful work being done in our schools and I congratulate all involved. The winners will be announced in October at the CEWA Staff Breakfast. Also at this gathering we will celebrate and thank our colleagues who have given 30, 40 and 50 years of service to Catholic education. This is a special time to reflect on the devotion and commitment of staff to supporting the development of generations of children and young people in our schools.

Finally, I was privileged to join Catholic Education WA early career educators and office staff and thousands of young Catholics at World Youth Day (WYD) in Lisbon, Portugal. The gathering affirmed my belief that there are an extraordinary number of faith-filled young people across the world who are committed to nurturing their faith, celebrating being young, being on pilgrimage and committed to mission. Pope Francis, in welcoming the young to WYD 2023 chose the theme from Luke 1:39 ‘Mary arose and went with haste’ and encouraged young people to “Shine, listen and to be unafraid”.

I wish you a safe and restful break with your family, friends and loved ones.

Dr Debra Sayce
Executive Director

Important Notices

The Student Lounge Episode 3 - Year 7: An Exciting Journey

In Episode 3 of "The Student Lounge," Year 10 students Quinn and Charlotte take you on a journey into the exciting world of Year 7. Join us as we delve into the experiences, challenges, and adventures of the Year 7 cohort at Mother Teresa Catholic College. In this engaging episode, we sit down for candid interviews with Year 7 students Matilda and Niamh, giving you an inside look at their first year in Secondary School.

Year 7 Coordinator Mr. Cox also joins the conversation to provide valuable insights into the Year 7 experience and how the College supports students during this critical transition.

Orange School Bus Services (SBS) 

‘Orange’ school bus services are not available to the general public, they are operated by private operators under a contractual agreement with the Public Transport Authority. School Bus Services (SBS) is responsible for providing eligible rural students and students with special needs, free transport assistance to and from school on contracted ‘Orange’ school buses. These services are critical to enable students to attend school regularly.

When a contract school bus service is not available for an eligible student, SBS may assist the student’s family by providing a conveyance allowance as a contribution towards the costs of transporting their children to and from school. We currently have families in rural areas, like Karnup, who are looking at getting an orange bus to provide transport to and from the College.

If you live in this area and would be benefit from an Orange Bus service, please get in touch with Rebecca Johnson who can provide more information: becanddan@westnet.com.au

Fee Account Settlement Deadline - 30 September 2023

Please be advised of the deadline for the settlement of fee accounts. Unless you have an agreed payment extension in place, please ensure that all fee accounts are settled in full by 30 September 2023. Timely settlement of fee accounts is crucial to ensure the smooth operation of our financial processes.

If you have any questions or concerns about your fee account, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Finance team at finance@motherteresa.wa.edu.au.

College Administration Opening Hours

Admin will be open from Monday to Friday (9am-3pm) during the School Holidays. Please note: The College will be closed on Monday 25 September (Kings Birthday Public Holiday).

Uniform Shop School Holiday Opening Hours

School Holidays

Wednesday 4 October 8.00am to 12.00pm & 1.00pm to 3.45pm
Thursday 5 October 8.00am to 12.00pm & 1.00pm to 3.45pm

Extra Opening Day - Back to School

Monday 9 October 8.00am to 12.00pm 12.30pm to 3.45pm

Normal trading days resume in Week 2.

Events

Year 12 Final Day

Today we bid farewell to our first graduating cohort of Year 12 students, the Class of 2023! Their last day began with a lovely breakfast in the Café, kindly provided and cooked by the Friends of Mother Teresa (FOMT). We thank them for their kind generosity and involvement on this special day.

Students then made their way to their final College Assembly in the Covered Area, with student representatives and siblings in attendance. Here, we acknowledged our Class of 2023, reflected on their journey at the College and presented some special awards. The biggest surprise of the day was the whole College gathering to form a guard of honour for our Year 12 students, stretching from the Junior School to the Secondary School!

Students finished their day with a beautiful liturgy, time for reflection, and a final game of Kickball! As our Year 12s embark on their next journey, we hope they remember to keep in touch and always find support within our College community. We wish them the best of luck as they prepare for their final exams, complete training or start careers - and look forward to celebrating their official Graduation from the College next Term. Congratulations Class of 2023!

Student Achievement

Brodie Evans (Year 3)

Year 3 student Brodie Evans recently received a Golden Boot Award for the Baldivis U9s Soccer Team. Brodie was top goal scorer of the season and scored 30 goals for his team.

Well done Brodie!

Riley Jones (Year 4)

Year 4 student Riley Jones recently achieved the Coaches Award for his outstanding efforts on the footy field. Riley was awesome in any position however was a huge asset to the team playing Mid. Riley is passionate about AFL and hopes to one day represent the West Coast Eagles. Well done Riley!

Addison Roots (Year 6)

On Saturday 19 August, Year 6 student Addison Roots competed in the WA State Road Walking Championships. Addison competed in the Under 12 2km race, coming in third to secure a bronze medal! Well done Addison.

James Melder (Year 7)

Year 7 student James Melder became WA State Champion in his age and division in karate doing Kumite (fighting) last weekend.

He also took 2nd place in individual Kata, Kumite Team and Kata Team events. James will be going to Nationals in November over in the Gold Coast. Congratulations James!

Javier Sa'u (Year 7)

Year 7 student Javier Sa'u and her team won the U14 division in the Fremantle Netball Association last weekend, playing for the Manaia Netball Club. Well done Javier!

Layla Dabala, Liliana Drewniak and Riley Rosenberg (Year 10)

Year 10 students Layla Dabala, Liliana Drewniak and Riley Rosenberg won the Grand Final for the Under 17 Mandurah Netball Association on Saturday 16 September. Riley received MVP for this game and also went on to win the Under 20 Grand Final for the Mandurah Association on Monday 18 September. Well done girls!

Blake Woodrow (Year 11)

Year 11 student Blake Woodrow has made the U17s NRL WA state side. He will be heading to Sydney to represent WA in the NRL state team. Out of many players that tried out, Blake made the top 20 of the state in U17s. Congratulations Blake - a fantastic achievement!

We love to celebrate student achievement! If you have a success story and photo you'd like to share, email: marketing@motherteresa.wa.edu.au

The Arts News

Lights, camera, action!

In our Year 9 Media - Filmmaking elective subject, students engage with industry-standard equipment and resources to produce their own creative content in the ever-evolving world of filmmaking.

This week, students developed their film marketing skills by creating their own posters for a fictional film they will be producing a trailer for next Term. Students are using DSLR cameras, tripods, lighting, and advanced Adobe editing software to make their imaginative ideas a reality!

Find out more about the exciting electives on offer at the College:

www.motherteresa.wa.edu.au/secondary

2025 Melbourne Arts Tour - Expressions of Interest

Open to all current Year 8 students (Year 10 in 2025) up to Year 10 (Year 12 in 2025)
Dates: 11 - 17 April 2025 (7 days, 6 nights)

Students will have the opportunity to travel to Melbourne as part of the MTCC Arts Tour.
The 7-Day tour will participate in workshops at leading art institutions across the city, including Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne Theatre Company, Malthouse Theatre Company, Street Art Tour, National Gallery of Melbourne, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Jason Coleman’s Ministry of Dance and Melbourne Ballet Company.

Students will also attend a variety of theatre plays, musicals, and improvisational performances. Students will have the opportunity to see several sites including Melbourne Skydeck, Flinders Street Station, Federation Square, South Bank and Queen Victoria Markets. In the evening students will cruise down the Yarra on a Melbourne River Cruise which will allow students to experience the city from a whole new perspective.

The tour aims to foster a deeper appreciation and respect for theatre practitioners, The Arts as a learning area, live performance, and processes involved in creating art. This tour is open to 2025 Year 10 to 12 students. Whilst the tour programme is designed for students studying Arts subjects, students with a strong interest in the Arts are welcome to apply.

Inclusive of:

Return flights Perth – Melbourne.
Tour jacket.
Airport transfers and transport in Melbourne.
Accommodation at Batman's Hill Collins Street, Melbourne.
Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Workshops, guided tours, sightseeing and evening performances.

No payment is required when expressing interest.
Limited numbers are available.

Express your interest now:
https://motherteresacatholiccollege.formstack.com/forms/2025_melbourne_arts_tour_expression_of_interest 

2024 Production The Little Mermaid - Sign up for Presale Tickets

To register for pre-sale tickets, fill in the form below! Early registration will grant you access to discounted early bird tickets before they go on sale to the general public. Stay tuned for further information.

Registration on this waitlist does not constitute a booking.

Register for Presale Tickets

Calling All Parent/Caregiver Costume Helpers for Disney's The Little Mermaid!

Our talented students have been working diligently to bring this underwater adventure to life, and we are thrilled to invite parents and caregivers to become part of this magical journey! One of the essential elements of any successful production is the costumes that help transport our audience to a world of imagination. To ensure that our cast looks their best, we are seeking enthusiastic and creative parents and caregivers to join our Costume Team.

How Can You Help?
If you have a passion for crafting, sewing, or costume design, we would love to have you on board! Here are some ways you can get involved:

Costume Creation: Help create costumes for our cast members. Whether you're skilled with a sewing machine or prefer working with fabric and accessories, your talent will be invaluable.
Alterations and Fittings: Assist in fitting costumes for our performers and make any necessary alterations to ensure a perfect fit.
Organisational Support: Help with costume inventory, organisation, and ensuring that each costume piece is in its designated place.

Important Dates:

First Costume Meeting: Thursday 12 October 2023 (Term 4 Week 1) 3:00pm - 3:30pm
Performance Dates: Thursday 18 April to Saturday 20 April 2024 (2024 Term 2 Week 1)

We understand that your time is valuable, and we appreciate any support you can provide, whether it's for a few hours or more. Your involvement will not only make a difference in our production but also create lasting memories for our young performers.

If you're interested in joining our Costume Team or have any questions, please contact Mr Brad Tudor at Brad.Tudor@cewa.edu.au or Mr Jon Lambert at Jon.Lambert@cewa.edu.au We encourage you to bring your creativity and passion to help us make "The Little Mermaid" a production to remember.

Thank you for your continued support of the Arts at Mother Teresa Catholic College. We can't wait to dive into this magical adventure with you!

Arts and Technologies Week

Technology News

From Our Kitchen to Yours: Student Creations

Waffles (Serves 2)

Ingredients

1 Cup Plain Flour
1 1⁄2 T Sugar
1 t Baking Powder
1⁄4 t Cinnamon
200mls Milk
1 Egg
1 T Butter Melted
1⁄4 t Vanilla

Method

Heat waffle iron to dark/ preheat temperature.
Combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and cinnamon in a large bowl.
Whisk the eggs and add to the dry ingredients with the butter, vanilla and half the milk.
Whisk the mixture together. Adding the rest of the milk as you whisk.
Pour ½ a cup of the batter into the centre of your waffle iron, scraping the edges of the cup. Bake according to your waffle iron until they are crispy.
Serve with fruit and ice cream. Enjoy!

Recipe- www.taste.com

Courtney Nyasvimbo and Beatrice Mgumbwa (Year 10)

Sports & Outdoor Education News

Season Wrap – Mother Teresa Netball Club

That’s a wrap on the 2023 Winter Netball Season for our Mother Teresa Catholic College Netball Club. Thank you to all families, players, Team Managers, Coaches and Committee Members who supported our Club this season. Each and every one of you should be proud of the Sportsmanship and Values you uphold in the Netball Community, it is impressive to see week in and week out the exemplary behaviours being shown.

To our Victors come the Spoils –

Congratulations to our 14U Monarchs and 14U Ladybugz for making it all the way to the big dance (Sporting for the Grand final)! Our 14U Monarchs gave it a red-hot shot, however fell short 52 – 31 against the Allsortz 2. and Drum Roll… our 14U Ladybugz not only finished up Minor Premiers for the 2023 Season but took out the Grand Final win against the Nimbus Hippogriffs (a valiant rival) 35 – 30.

On Sunday 17 September, we celebrated our Season with a Family Fun Fair! The below people were awarded for their amazing Season Efforts:

Acknowledgement of Umpire:

Genevieve De Knegt
Bianca Johnson
Katy Johnson (Parent)

The Club will have a handful of Teams competing in the Spring Season for 2023. We wish each Team the best of luck.

Lastly, If you are apart of the College Community and feel you can assist the Netball Club in anyway for the 2024 season, please reach out via email to MTCCNetball@cewa.edu.au. We will be holding our AGM in the later part of Term 4 and look forward to more faces joining our evolving Club.

Languages News

Year 9 Indonesian Cultural and Lunch Excursion

On Thursday 7 September 2023, Year 9 Indonesian students went on an Indonesian Excursion. The first stop was the Indonesian Consulate General in Perth, where they learnt to play gamelan, a traditional Indonesian ensemble of percussive instruments, and an Indonesian line dance called Poco-poco. They were warmly welcomed by Pak Irfan and Ibu Rifa, two staff members of the Consulate General.

In his welcoming speech, Pak Irfan commended the students for continuing to study Indonesian after the compulsory years of studying a language. Indonesia is Australia’s closest neighbor and a key partner in trade, security, and regional stability. Understanding Indonesian language and culture fosters better diplomatic relations, business opportunities and people-to-people connections. All students were awarded an Indonesian and Australian flag pin, to acknowledge their role as ambassadors of the Indonesia-Australia relationship, encouraging cultural exchange and mutual respect among their peers, thus contributing to a more globally aware and interconnected school community. Joel Jeeson Kodankandath represented Mother Teresa Catholic College to deliver a thank you speech in Indonesian to the Indonesian Consulate General for welcoming and providing them with opportunities to learn more about Indonesian culture.

Afterwards, students went to Dapur Van Java, an Indonesian restaurant in Victoria Park, for lunch. The delicious aroma of Indonesian food could be smelled as soon as students got off the bus! Ibu Anna, the owner of the restaurant, welcomed the group in Indonesian and they ordered their food and drink in Indonesian. The students had martabak telur, Indonesian style omelette, for appetiser and had a variety of Indonesian dishes such as bebek betutu, mie goreng, bakso Malang, sate ayam and iga bakar. Martabak manis, Indonesian style pancake filled with chocolate and cheese, was served for dessert. Everything tasted delicious! After having their meal, the students had an opportunity to chat with Ibu Anna, to learn more about her life and her business, and to practice their Indonesian. What a great day! Hebat!

“I had fun playing gamelan and dancing. The food in Dapur Van Java was delicious - it was my favourite part.” - Joel

“I loved trying to play the different instruments and enjoyed the dancing, even though I normally don’t. The mie goreng sate that I ordered was very nice.'“ - Riley

“The dancing was fun and the musical instruments that we played were different from those of other cultures. The food was very tasty and had a lot of spices.” - Isaiah L

“We had tonnes of fun at the Indonesian Consulate General! We learnt about some of their traditional dances and music such as gamelan music and poco-poco dance. The restaurant was lovely and the food was delicious. The instructors and the restaurant staff were incredibly helpful, super friendly and accommodating. We can’t wait till next time!” - Milla, Molly and Katerina

2024 Indonesia Study Tour - Expressions of Interest

Open to all current Year 8 students (Year 9 in 2024) up to Year 11 (Year 12 in 2024)
Dates: 20th - 26th September 2024 (7 days, 6 nights)
Destination: Bali, Indonesia

Priorities are given to:

Current Year 8 students who will continue to study Indonesian in Year 9 in 2024
Year 9 - 11 students who are currently studying Indonesian
Students who are not currently studying Indonesian, but have actively participated in Christian Service-Learning (CSL) activities at MTCC, and would like to participate in CSL activities in Indonesia

Estimated Cost: $4,500 (may be less with more participants)

Inclusive of:

Return flights Perth - Denpasar
Airport transfers and in-country transportation
Accommodation in Ubud and Sanur
Daily breakfast and dinner, and some lunches
School immersion, guided tours, cultural and Christian Service-Learning activities

Notes:

No payment is required when expressing interest
Limited numbers are available

More detailed information will be available early Term 4 for those expressing interest. Fill in the form below to express your interest.

https://motherteresacatholiccollege.formstack.com/forms/2024_indonesian_study_tour

VET/Workplace Learning News

KIC iDiversity Project

Year 10 students Luke Tammen, Henley Tolley and Lucas Howes participated in the Kwinana Industries Council iDiversity Project this Term. The iDiversity project explores the range of careers available in the Kwinana Industrial Area and gives students the opportunity to get an insight into what industry does and what industry expects of employees. The students appreciated the opportunity to attend the programme and enjoyed the varied range of activities.

"The KIC idiversity project was held in Term 3 over six days throughout weeks 7, 8 and 9. This activity allowed a select group of Year 10 students to participate in different workshops, site tours, volunteering and socialising. Some of the workshops included: ‘what is bullying and what to do’, ‘why is volunteering important’, ‘how to structure a good resume’ as well as team building tasks. For volunteering, the group of around 30 students went down to the beach and completed a beach cleanup, where we found there was little rubbish, so people aren’t as bad as we think! We also went into the nature area and pulled up onion weeds. We had presentations by different people from different lines of work, such as a site operator and a social media editor. This allowed us to have an insight into what sort of jobs you can do in the industry. We also went out to a site tour to both Tianqi Lithium in Kwinana and CSBP in Kwinana. At Tianqi we got to see how the lithium was produced and the path it had to take to become lithium Mono hydroxide. I thoroughly enjoyed Tianqi as it was very cool to see the plant from the observation deck. At CSBP we got to have a tour of their site in Kwinana where they make ammonium nitrate among other chemicals. We also socialised with other schools that were there. All in all, I believe the KIC idiversity project was a very valuable experience and I would definitely recommend it to any students that are given the opportunity. The experience was very valuable to see how different industry’s work and what people do in the industry.”

- Luke Tammen

"Overall the project was a great experience where we learned a lot and even ended it with a brand new resume. My favourite part was a Lego team building activity and also Luke and I caught the bus/train there some mornings which helped us learn more about public transport."

- Henley Tolley

Blak & Deadly Aboriginal Careers Day at South Metropolitan Tafe

Sustainability News

Thank you to everyone who supported our Sustainability Market Stall this week. The Year 4 Green Team students did a wonderful job running the stall and promoting what we learn in our Sustainability lessons. We raised $95 to go towards buying fish food and vegetable seeds.

Another big thank you to our amazing Apple Slinky Staff who give up their time to make apple slinkies every Tuesday and Thursday morning. A special thank you for Mrs Hodgson, Mrs Sneyd, Ms Mann, Mrs Elphinstone, Mrs Faed and Mrs Smith. I know the students appreciate your hard work and talent to make the delicious apple slinkies each week. You are all superstars.

This week the Year 2 students have been busy working in the butterfly garden, watering the plants, adding a bird feeder, rocks and native plants. The Pre-Primary students read, “The Earth Book” and brainstormed ways we can care for our earth. The Year 4 students have been learning about the carbon and nitrogen rich ingredients needed to make compost. Then they added the freshly made compost to the fruit trees in the sustainability garden. Our very happy school chickens have enjoyed being fed corn on the cob and the weeds from our garden beds.

Thank you to all our families who support “Waste Free Wednesday”. It really does make a big difference in the amount of rubbish we see around the school. Remember we are all trying to reduce the amount of waste we send to landfill.

Defence Club News

We are very pleased to announce that we had two winners in the City of Rockingham’s Freedom of Entry Colouring In competition. Congratulations to Kindy student Mia Turnock and Year 3 student Madison Thiele!

Community News

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KEYS Workshops

Please find attached the KEYS workshop calendar for Term 4, which are free for families living in the cities of Kwinana, Rockingham, Melville, Cockburn, and Fremantle.

Rockingham Youth Centre (RYC) School Holiday Program

We encourage anyone who wishes to register for any of the programs to do so online by visiting: https://rockingham.wa.gov.au/events,-culture-and-tourism/events/what-s-on-calendar

Volleyball WA - School Holiday Program

As the school holidays approach Volleyball WA will be providing activities for the holidays, education opportunities and continuing with Term programs.

South-West Kids & Junior Beach Volleyball School Holiday Camp
Tuesday 26th & Wednesday 27th September

https://volleyballwa.com.au/events/sw-beachcamp-2023/

Kids & Junior Beach Volleyball School Holiday Camp
Tuesday 3rd October & Wednesday 4th October

https://volleyballwa.com.au/events/junior-beach-volleyball-school-holiday-camp-2-3-3-2/

Introductory (Primary School) Volleyball Teacher Professional Development Workshop
October 6th 2023, Warwick Stadium, 9:00am-11:00am

https://volleyballwa.com.au/events/introductory-teacher-professional-development-workshop-october/

Intermediate (High School) Volleyball Teacher Professional Development Workshop
October 6th 2023, Warwick Stadium, 12:00pm-3:00pm
https://volleyballwa.com.au/events/intermediate-teacher-professional-development-workshop-october/

Kids Volley Term 4 Programs
Commencing from 7th October
https://volleyballwa.com.au/kids-volley/

Junior Volley Term 4 Programs
Commencing from 7th October
https://volleyballwa.com.au/junior-volley/

Masses

Tuesday - Friday: 9.00am
Saturdays: 6.00pm
Sundays: 9.30am & 5.00pm
1st Friday of each month: Adoration (following 9am Mass)
Benediction 10.15am

Reconciliation

Saturday: 5.30 - 5.50pm (prior to Mass)

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