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We respectfully acknowledge the past and present traditional owners of this land on which we are meeting – the Algnith people. We also acknowledge the contributions of First Nations peoples to the education of all children and people in our country Australia, in which we all live and share together.
God our Father,
In your wisdom and love you have created us and called us your own. Bless our fathers, that they may be strengthened and supported as fathers.
Let the example of their faith and love shine forth. In moments of joy, rejoice with them. In times of struggle, give them your courage and perseverance. Grant that we, their sons and daughters, may honor and appreciate them always with a spirit of profound respect. May the example and prayer of St. Joseph inspire them to live their vocation with courage.
Grant this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
This morning we celebrated our wonderful Dads. It was wonderful to see so many Fathers, Carers, and Grandads attend the Father’s Day Liturgy to acknowledge and celebrate all they do for us. Thank you to all the classes who participated in the Liturgy and to the staff for their preparation.
The science experiments were a hit in each class as the Dads and their children explored their understanding of science and their inquiry skills. Prep were busy conducting a colourful skittles experiment, Year 1 were experimenting with quantities to make the perfect playdough, Year 2 were busy designing catapults and the ultimate paper airplane, Year 3 were busy creating rain jars and even storms, Year 4 were mixing and taste testing their own sherbet and Year 5/6 had the challenge of building bridge using spaghetti and marshmallows.
The morning was finished with a pie and drink. Thank you Weipa Bakery for making them, they were delicious. Wishing all our Dads a wonderful day on Sunday. Happy Father’s Day!
A special thank you to the P&F and the volunteers who assisted with the running of the Father’s Day Stall today. They did a wonderful job in ensuring the children had a special treat to spoilt Dad with this Sunday.
This week the MTSSE focus was on ‘being a respectful learner’. This encompasses the 4Rs and teachers gave out extra Joey’s tokens to students who:
-Raise their hand to speak
-Sit on chairs safely
-Look at the person who is speaking
-Complete work that is given to you
-Do their best when completing a task
-Use technology appropriately