E-News
Welcome to This Week's College E-Newsletter!
Welcome to this week's edition of the Mother Teresa Catholic College E-Newsletter, dated March 28, 2025. In this issue, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all families who participated in the recent Parent Feedback Survey—your insights are invaluable in shaping the future of our College. We also provide important updates on upcoming events, including the Year 11 River Cruise, the Year 7 Camp and the senior school cross country. Additionally, you’ll find key notices, library news, and celebrations of the wonderful achievements of our students and staff. Stay informed about community news and parish activities as we continue to foster a vibrant and inclusive environment.
Message from the Principal
Events Calendar
Important Notices
Junior School Notices
Secondary School Notices
Library News
Student and Staff Achievements
Community News
Parish News
Message from the Principal
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
I would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all families who took the time to complete the recent Parent Feedback Survey. Your insights and reflections are invaluable in shaping the future of Mother Teresa Catholic College and ensuring we continue to grow as a faith-filled, inclusive, and dynamic learning community.
I am pleased to share some of the key themes that emerged from your feedback:
Celebrating Our Catholic Identity
Parents appreciate the strong commitment to Catholic values, particularly through charitable initiatives and the culture of kindness and inclusivity that is embedded in daily school life. There is a shared desire to continue strengthening opportunities for students and families to engage with the College’s Catholic mission.
Parental Engagement and Involvement
Many parents feel engaged through College events, parent-teacher meetings, and volunteering opportunities. Some expressed a desire for more structured ways to be involved, including parent-child learning experiences, additional social events, and clearer pathways for volunteering.
School-Community Partnerships
A strong interest was highlighted in building partnerships with industries, universities, and mental health organisations to support student learning, career pathways, and well-being. Parents also see value in expanding sports and extracurricular partnerships.
Future Vision and Priorities for Growth
Looking ahead, families want to see continued improvements in academic excellence, enhanced co-curricular opportunities, and investment in school facilities. Parents also emphasised the importance of student engagement, teacher retention, and fostering a strong community spirit.
Additional Feedback and Considerations
Some key areas for further discussion include traffic and parking solutions, maintaining high expectations for student behaviour, and ensuring the College’s ongoing growth aligns with the needs of our families.
I appreciate your valuable feedback and will use these insights to guide our strategic planning and continuous improvement efforts.
Thank you for your partnership with Mother Teresa Catholic College.
Mr. Jay Sutton
2025 Events Calendar
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Important Notices
College Fees & Payment Plans
As College fee notices arrive in your inbox, we understand that managing finances can be a challenge, especially during these times. At MTCC, we are committed to working with families to ensure that every student can continue to access a quality education without undue financial stress.
To support our families, we offer flexible payment plans, allowing fees to be paid in smaller, more manageable amounts over time. These plans help ease the financial burden by spreading payments across the year, making it easier to budget and plan ahead.
If you would like to take advantage of a payment plan, please ensure that your signed agreement is submitted to the Finance Department. This will allow us to process your request smoothly and ensure you can benefit from the flexibility offered.
Finance Office Details:
Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM
Contact: Finance@motherteresa.wa.edu.au
If you have any questions or need assistance with your payment options, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Finance Team. We’re here to help and are happy to discuss the best solution for your circumstances.
Thank you for being part of our College community, and we appreciate your ongoing support!
Secondary Cross Country and Athletics Carnival
The MTCC House Cross Country will be held on Wednesday, 9 April, on the Secondary Oval and surrounds. Please see this link for the program. The MTCC House Athletics Carnival will be held on Friday, 16 May, on the Secondary Oval. A program will be available early in term 2.
Hop Into the Easter Spirit for a Great Cause!
The Friends of Mother Teresa invite all students to join in the Easter fun on Tuesday, 8 April, by dressing up in their best Easter-themed outfit—all for the cost of a gold coin donation!
Go all out with a full Easter costume, or keep it simple with bunny ears, an Easter t-shirt, or festive accessories paired with your sports uniform. Just remember—this is not a free dress day! If you're not in Easter attire, you must wear your regular College uniform.
Uniform Shop
As the cooler months approach, the Uniform Shop is fully stocked and ready to meet all your winter uniform needs! Please be aware that wait times may be longer if you visit the shop before or after school, so plan accordingly.
Uniform Shop Opening Hours—April School Holidays
To ensure a smooth shopping experience, we are offering a limited number of appointment bookings for full fit-outs only. If you need a complete uniform fitting, please book an appointment using the link: Book Your Appointment Here
Back-to-School Opening Days
Monday 28 April: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM | 12:30 PM – 3:45 PM
Tuesday 27 April: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM | 12:30 PM – 3:45 PM
Thursday 1 May: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM | 12:30 PM – 3:45 PM
Junior School Notices
Autumn Surprise: Kindergarten’s Baby Chicks Hatch Just in Time for Easter!
Autumn is a season of change, and what better way to celebrate than with the hatching of baby chicks in our kindergarten classroom? Our young students have had the joy of witnessing the magical moment when fluffy little chicks break free from their shells. It has been an exciting and heartwarming experience, filled with wonder, learning, and a few happy chirps!
As part of their curriculum, our kindergarteners have been carefully observing the eggs over the past few weeks, learning about the life cycle of a chicken. With patience and eager anticipation, they counted down the days until hatching. When the first tiny cracks appeared, the classroom was abuzz with excitement. Now, with the chicks finally here, students are experiencing firsthand the responsibility and care that come with nurturing new life.
Watching the life cycle of a chicken unfold before their eyes teaches children invaluable lessons. It fosters curiosity, patience, and empathy—important qualities that extend beyond the classroom. By caring for the chicks, students develop an understanding of responsibility and the importance of providing for living things.
Additionally, this hands-on learning opportunity ties in beautifully with Easter, a holiday that celebrates new life, growth, and hope. Seeing the chicks hatch reinforces the themes of the season, making the experience even more meaningful for our young learners.
We are so proud of our kindergarteners for their enthusiasm and gentle care for these tiny new arrivals.
Walking for Water: A Lenten Journey of Compassion
This Lent, the Junior School students at MTCC participated in a meaningful initiative to support communities in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific by raising awareness about the importance of clean, safe water. Their efforts contributed to the global mission of providing accessible fresh water and empowering communities to break free from the cycle of poverty.
Throughout the Lenten season, students engaged in learning about children around the world who struggle to access clean drinking water. They discovered the significant impact this has on health and education, as many children walk between 2 to 7 kilometres daily to collect water—often before they even attend school.
To deepen their understanding and empathy, students participated in a ‘Walk for Water’ event, where they walked a designated course around the College grounds. The younger students from Kindy to Pre-Primary completed a route within the Junior School grounds, while students from Years 1 to 6 extended their walk to include both the Junior and Senior School areas. This symbolic walk provided students with a firsthand experience of the daily challenges faced by so many children worldwide.
Parents were invited to join in this powerful demonstration of solidarity, and their presence added to the sense of community and shared purpose. It was an inspiring event that not only raised awareness but also fostered a sense of gratitude and responsibility among students.
Thank you to all who participated and supported this initiative. Through small steps, we can make a big difference in the lives of those in need.
Online donations are able to be completed via this link: https://fundraise.projectcompassion.org.au/o/mother-teresa-catholic-college-baldivis
Or money is able to be placed into the Project Compassion boxes in your classrooms. So far, we have raised $1216. Donations are being accepted all the way until the end of the term.
Year 3 Scientists Explore Changing States of Matter!
In Year 3, we have been diving into the fascinating world of science, learning all about how matter changes state when we adjust its temperature. We've explored the differences between solids, liquids, and gases and discovered how they can be transformed in different ways.
To bring our learning to life, we conducted some exciting experiments! From making pancakes to freezing icy poles, we observed firsthand how heat and cold can change the form of different materials. This week, we took our inquiry skills to the next level by designing our own experiments. Working in groups, we set out to prove how matter can shift from one state to another through hands-on investigations.
Well done to our Inquiry superstars for their curiosity, teamwork, and scientific thinking! Keep up the great work, Year 3!
Numero Club is Back for 2025!
We are excited to announce that Numero Club has returned for another fantastic year! It has been wonderful to see so many Junior School students gathering on Tuesdays at lunchtime to enjoy some number fun together.
Students from different year levels are solving problems in a friendly and cooperative manner, which is fantastic. They have also been demonstrating teamwork, fairness, and encouragement—helping one another while sharpening their math skills in an engaging and enjoyable way.
Numero Club is open to all Year 3-6 students in 3 Kaya, so if you love numbers and enjoy a challenge, come along and join in the fun!
Junior School Swimming Carnival 2025: A Day to Remember!
The Junior School Swimming Carnival was a fantastic day filled with enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and a true celebration of our students' swimming abilities. The atmosphere was electric as students dived into the pool with determination, cheered on by their classmates, teachers, and the many supportive parents who joined us for the event.
From the first race to the final relay, students demonstrated incredible effort and teamwork, making the day a true success. Our staff and parent volunteers played an essential role in ensuring everything ran smoothly, and we extend our heartfelt thanks for their support and dedication.
Swimming is not just a sport but an essential life skill that promotes fitness, coordination, and confidence. Events like these provide an excellent opportunity for students to develop resilience, perseverance, and a love for physical activity. The competitive spirit was evident, but even more inspiring was the camaraderie and encouragement displayed by all involved.
House Points Results:
4th Place: 214 points – Kaal
3rd Place: 244 points – Maar
2nd Place: 297 points – Boodjar
1st Place: 333 points – Kep
Spirit Shield Results:
4th Place: Kaal
3rd Place: Kep
2nd Place: Boodjar
1st Place: Maar
Year 3 Champions:
Champion Girl: Imogen B
Runner-Up Girl: Everly J
Champion Boy: Lewis B
Runner-Up Boy: James A
Year 4 Champions:
Champion Girls: Everlyn V.B & April C
Runner-Up Girl: Olivia K
Champion Boy: Lucas L
Runner-Up Boy: Miller B
Year 5 Champions:
Champion Girl: Indie M
Runner-Up Girl: Mia V
Runner-Up Boys: Toby B & Lincoln B
Champion Boy: Brodie E
Year 6 Champions:
Champion Girl: Eira W
Runner-Up Girl: Eloise D
Champion Boy: Riley J
Runner-Up Boy: Kruz M
Congratulations to all our swimmers for their outstanding performances and sportsmanship. A special thank you to our house captains, teachers, and parents who cheered on our students and made the day so memorable. We look forward to seeing even more talent in the pool next year!
Year Three Reconciliation Retreat
On Friday all of our Year Three students participated in a Reconciliation Retreat Day. They began the day at mass with Fr. Alexis and were led through a variety of activities during the day by the team from 24/7 Youth Ministry. Students who have enrolled in the Sacrament of Reconciliation will be participating in this on Thursday of Week 9. We send them all of our thoughts and prayers in their final preparation.
A Message from the Head of School Year 3-6
Making a Splash at the Swimming Carnival!
What an amazing two weeks it has been! A huge congratulations to all the students in Years 3–6 for their enthusiasm, effort, and sportsmanship during our recent Swimming Carnival. It was fantastic to see so many students diving into the spirit of the day, cheering on their peers, and giving their best in every race.
One of my personal highlights was the much-anticipated teacher race at the end of the day. While I may not have claimed victory, I had THE BEST time in the pool! The joy and excitement were undeniable, and I couldn’t stop smiling. A heartfelt thank you to all the students who encouraged me and offered kind words of support—you truly embodied the Spirit of Jesus in your actions. Well done to everyone involved, and thank you for making this event such a wonderful celebration of community, courage, and fun!
Secondary School Notices
Inspiring the Next Generation of Filmmakers
Last week, Mr. Goddard’s Year 11 and Year 12 Media Production and Analysis students had the exciting opportunity to attend Media Perspectives 2025 at Reading Cinemas Mandurah. This highly anticipated event, hosted by ATOMWA, showcased the top copyright-free Year 12 ATAR media productions from students across Western Australia in 2024.
With a sold-out audience, the screening was a celebration of creativity and technical excellence, providing invaluable insight into the high standards of student filmmaking. For our students, it was more than just a film screening—it was a source of inspiration that fueled their confidence and ignited new ideas for their own upcoming productions.
Seeing the work of their peers demonstrated the possibilities within media production, encouraging them to push their storytelling, editing, and cinematography skills to new heights. The experience reinforced the power of media as a platform for self-expression and innovation.
We extend our gratitude to ATOMWA for organising such an impactful event, offering students the chance to showcase their talent and inspire future filmmakers. With this newfound motivation, our students are excited to bring their creative visions to life in their own projects.
Celebrating the KIC 2025 Youth Art Awards and Exhibition
We are thrilled to share the highlights of the KIC 2025 Youth Art Awards and Exhibition, held at the Gary Holland Centre on Kent Street, Rockingham. The event, which took place on the 27th of March, was a resounding success, showcasing the incredible talent and creativity of our students.
Ten outstanding artworks were selected and exhibited from our College, representing a diverse range of mediums, including ceramic sculptures, paintings, mixed media, and linoprints. We are immensely proud of the eight students who participated, demonstrating their artistic skills and dedication.
Participating Students:
Isabelle M, Year 12
Rachel C, Year 11
Andrea S, Year 11
Padan M, Year 11
Tabitha W, Year 10
Eva D, Year 9
Bianca P, Year 9
Bella M, Year 9
The exhibition opened to an enthusiastic crowd, with over 300 guests in attendance. Visitors were captivated by the incredible creativity, skill, and dedication evident in each piece, making the event a true celebration of artistic expression.
For those who have yet to visit, the exhibition will continue to run from March 28 to April 11, and we warmly invite everyone to experience the talent of our young artists. Admission is free, and we encourage families, friends, and art lovers to come and support our students’ artistic endeavours.
We are immensely proud of all our students for their dedication and hard work, which is evident in every artwork on display. Their creativity is inspiring, and we look forward to watching them continue to grow and develop as artists.
A special congratulations to our award winners, including Bianca P. and Bella M., whose exceptional artistry has been recognised. Their achievements are a testament to their commitment and talent, and we celebrate their success with pride.
Christian Service Learning Team Makes Waves with the Disabled Surfers Association
The Christian Service Learning Team, led by Mr. Fassom, recently took 34 volunteer students to participate in an incredible event with the Disabled Surfers Association of Perth. This not-for-profit organisation is dedicated to providing people with varying disabilities the opportunity to enjoy a safe and happy surfing experience.
At a recent Year 8 assembly, Mr. Fassom shared a powerful reflection on his experience with the program and a photo taken during a previous excursion.
"The first time I saw the photo, I hated it. My gut was hanging out, my face twisted into some strange expression—I looked awful. I cringed and wished it had never been taken. But months later, I stumbled upon it again. This time, my eyes didn’t focus on myself but on the young person beside me. They were mid-laugh, their face shining with pure joy. I remembered that moment—the way they beamed as they caught their first wave, the excitement in their voice. Suddenly, the photo wasn’t grotesque. It was beautiful. Not because of how I looked, but because of what it captured: love, compassion, and the reason we do these events. Not for ourselves, but for them. And in their joy, I saw my own reflected back."
This heartfelt story encapsulates the true essence of service learning—putting others first, fostering connection, and experiencing the joy that comes from making a difference in someone else’s life. The students who participated in the event walked away with unforgettable memories, knowing they had contributed to something truly special.
A huge thank you to Jason Norris and Megan Henry for their invaluable support in making this event a success. Their dedication and efforts, alongside the student volunteers, helped create an uplifting and meaningful experience for all involved.
We look forward to continuing our partnership with the Disabled Surfers Association and witnessing more moments of joy, courage, and connection in the future.
Senior School Students Support Junior School Swimming Carnival
Last week, our senior school students studying a Certificate II in Sport and Recreation took an active role in fulfilling one of their core units by assisting with a recreational activity—the Junior School Swimming Carnival. This hands-on experience allowed them to apply their learning in a real-world setting while supporting our younger students in a day of fun and friendly competition.
Our students were kept busy as they took on key responsibilities, including serving as the official timekeepers for the swim trials. Additionally, they organised and ran the team-building activities for the wet sponge relays and paddleboard races, ensuring the event ran smoothly and was enjoyable for all participants.
The Certificate II in Sport and Recreation equips students with the skills and knowledge to effectively support sport and recreation programs. Throughout the course, students develop foundational skills necessary for customer-facing roles within the sport and community recreation industry. They gain competence in a variety of administrative tasks and functions while working within a team and under supervision, preparing them for future careers in this field.
We are incredibly proud of our students for their dedication and enthusiasm in assisting with the Junior School Swimming Carnival. Their involvement not only enhanced the experience for the younger students but also provided them with valuable hands-on learning opportunities that will serve them well in their future studies and careers.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets are now on sale!
Mother Teresa Catholic College proudly presents its highly anticipated production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child—Secondary School Edition at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre! This spellbinding adaptation of the award-winning West End and Broadway play brings the next chapter of J.K. Rowling’s beloved wizarding world to life with an extraordinary cast of young performers.
About the Play:
Set 19 years after the events of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child follows Harry, now a Ministry of Magic employee, and his youngest son, Albus Severus Potter, as they navigate the weight of the family legacy. When Albus befriends Scorpius Malfoy—Draco’s son—the two embark on a time-bending journey that threatens to unravel the past, present, and future of the wizarding world. With themes of friendship, destiny, and the power of love, this magical production is an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Join us for an evening of enchantment, adventure, and breathtaking theatrical magic as our talented students bring this extraordinary tale to the stage. Whether you’re a lifelong Harry Potter fan or discovering the magic for the first time, this production is not to be missed!
BOOK TICKETS NOW
MTCC Sports Wrap-up
MTCC made waves—literally—by securing victory at the ACC H Division Swimming Carnival! Our talented swimmers put on an outstanding display of skill, determination, and teamwork, bringing home multiple accolades.
Junior Girls Aggregate Champions
Euan B—U14 Boys Champion
Nia J—U13 Girls Runner-Up
Olivia A—U19 Girls Runner-Up
Swimming may be an individual sport, but on the day, our students showcased the true meaning of team spirit. The energy on deck was electric, with MTCC students cheering, supporting, and pushing each other to reach their best performances. A massive shoutout to our incredible HPE Team—Ryan Godfrey, Jason Norris, Kali Oberman, Jim Relleno, and Tanika Cardoso—for all your hard work behind the scenes to make this event such a success! The college looks forward to competing in ‘G’ Division in 2026! This marks the first time the College has been promoted up a division in over 5 years and the highest the College has been in the ACC swimming ranks.
RKAS Sportsmanship
The first term of Rockingham Kwinana Associated Schools (RKAS) Sport for 2025 has wrapped up. Despite narrowly losing their final game by 3 points to Living Waters LC, the senior boys basketball team has done enough to secure their second premiership, going back-to-back and securing a spot in the ACC championship basketball knockout rounds. This fixture will be arranged soon; please check daily notices and socials for details of this exciting clash.
The senior girls had a season full of growth and determination, showing great resilience and sportsmanship. As a young team competing at the senior level, they carried themselves with distinction, gaining valuable experience that will undoubtedly fuel their success in 2026. A huge thank you to our dedicated coaches, Ryan Godfrey and Karen Layman, as well as our incredible assistants and scorers, Jim Relleno, Tanika Cardoso, and Renee Stennett, for their unwavering support and commitment. Well done, team!
Term 2 RKAS sport will resume again in week 3 of term 2 with Year 7 Netball, Year 8-9 Netball, and Year 8-9 Basketball being played amongst other RKAS schools.
Library News
CBCA Shortlisted Books Announced!
The Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) has officially released its 2025 shortlist! Last month, the Notable Books were revealed, and now we get to see which titles are in the running for Book of the Year across multiple categories.
These books represent the best in Australian children’s and young adult literature—check out the shortlist here!
Library Changes—A Fresh New Look!
Over the next few weeks, our library team will be revamping and reorganising the collection to make books even easier to find! This means some sections may shift around, but the goal is to make the library books more accessible and user-friendly for all students.
Please note that these changes may impact borrowing over the school holidays, and students will be updated during library lessons. Keep an eye out for the new look!
Book Fair—Dive into Reading!
Mark your calendars! From May 14 to May 19, the library will be hosting our Under the Sea Scholastic Book Fair!
Opening hours:
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM
3:00 PM – 3:45 PM
Come explore a fantastic selection of books and discover your next great read! We can’t wait to see you there!
Student & Staff Achievement
Celebrating Our Community’s Success!
At Mother Teresa Catholic College, we take pride in celebrating the achievements of our students and staff. Whether it’s academic excellence, sporting victories, creative accomplishments, or acts of kindness, we love sharing these moments with our community.
If you have a story to tell, we’d love to hear it! Send us your achievements, along with photos, to marketing@motherteresa.wa.edu.au, and let’s celebrate together.
Every success—big or small—deserves recognition, so don’t hesitate to share your journey with us! 🎉
WA Gold Triumphs at the Australasia Gaelic Féile 2025
The second Australasia Gaelic Féile took place on March 8-9, 2025, bringing together over 300 young athletes aged 5 to 17 for a weekend celebrating Gaelic football, camaraderie, and community.
Among the standout teams was WA Gold, representing Western Australia, who emerged victorious in the Under 14s category. Competing against strong teams from Perth, Brisbane, and Melbourne, WA Gold showcased incredible skill, teamwork, and determination to claim the championship title.
Two key players, Paddy F (Year 8) and Thomas C (Year 7), played a pivotal role in their team’s success. Both boys expressed their pride in representing WA at this prestigious event and thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to play this traditional Irish sport on a grand stage.
The Australasia Gaelic Féile continues to grow in size and significance, strengthening the bonds within the Gaelic football community across the region. The event not only highlights the talent of young players but also reinforces the values of sportsmanship, heritage, and teamwork.
Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and families who made this year’s Féile a fantastic celebration of Gaelic games!
Go raibh maith agaibh!
Peyton is Kicking Goals!
We are incredibly proud to celebrate Peyton G, who was selected as Captain for the Girls 14s WA Futsal team at the National Club Futsal Championships in Sydney earlier this year!
Peyton led her team through an intense tournament, playing eight games in four days. WA finished second in the rounds, claimed a hard-fought semifinal victory over North NSW, and battled it out in the final against NSW Sydney, ultimately finishing as Runners-Up in the nation—an incredible achievement!
To top it all off, Peyton was named an All-Star Player for the 14s girls, recognising her as one of the top 10 players in Australia!
And the journey doesn’t stop here—Peyton will be representing Australia in Brazil later this year!
Congratulations, Peyton! We can’t wait to see you take on the world!
Community News
Join the Mother Teresa Catholic College Netball Club!
The Mother Teresa Catholic College Netball Club is more than just a sports team—it’s a vibrant, inclusive community where students can develop their skills, build friendships, and stay active. Netball is a fantastic way to boost fitness, enhance coordination, and develop teamwork, all while having fun.
Beyond the physical benefits, our club fosters confidence, social skills, and a strong sense of belonging. Players not only grow on the court but also in their personal development, making lifelong memories along the way.
Run by dedicated volunteers, we rely on the support of our College community. Whether you're interested in coaching, managing, or lending a hand at events, there’s always a place for you!
Come join us and be part of something special. Let’s play, grow, and succeed—together!
Looking for a fun and safe place to connect, learn, and unwind after school? The City of Rockingham Youth Station is the perfect spot for students to engage in a variety of exciting activities throughout the school term!
This fantastic initiative provides young people with a welcoming space to socialise, develop new skills, and access support in a fun and friendly environment. Whether you're into art, music, gaming, sports, or just looking to hang out with friends, there’s something for everyone at the Youth Station.
The Youth Station is more than just an activity hub; it’s a community where young people can feel supported and inspired. Whether you’re looking for a place to relax or get involved, the doors are open, and everyone is welcome.
For more details on upcoming activities, check out the City of Rockingham Youth Station guide above and be part of the fun!
Parish News
MASS TIMES
MONDAY: NO SERVICE
TUESDAY: 9:00AM
WEDNESDAY: 9:00AM
THURSDAY: 8:00AM
FRIDAY: 9:00AM
SATURDAY: 6:00PM
SUNDAY: 9:30AM & 5:00PM
RECONCILIATION
SATURDAY: 5:30PM TO 5:50PM
