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No. 1 10 February 2016

All Saints Catholic College

Newsletter

Daniel Delany: Founder of the Patrician Brothers

Mary Aikenhead: Foundress of the Sisters of Charity

A New Beginning All Saints Catholic College, Liverpool has commenced. This is an exciting time in the life of the All Saints Parish and its community of K-12 schools. The future that lies ahead for this wonderful community is very bright and we look forward to the journey ahead. 2016 heralds the beginning of a Catholic College with a difference. Setting All Saints Catholic College apart from other schools is an approach to specialised boys’ and girls’ education while at the same time addressing the need for students to be able to mix positively within a co-educational learning community. I would like to congratulate each and every student for the manner in which they have settled so quickly into our new College life and acknowledge the strong support from parents and the wider community.

The foundations of our Catholic community are based upon faith and learning which we express through our strong focus on student wellbeing - the very core of Catholic school life. Our expectations for success are high and are captured in our new whole school vision which draws inspiration from the charisms of our founders, in striving to provide a quality Catholic education to the young people from the greater Liverpool area. At All Saints we arecommitted to:

Our role in the evangelising mission of the Catholic Church•Creating a strong learning culture•Developing caring relationships•Strengthening community links•

Next Friday 19th February we officially launch our new College with our Opening Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral commencing at 10:30am. Parents, family and friends are most welcome to attend this historical event as we celebrate our new beginning.

***In welcoming our new students and families, we also warmly acknowledge new staff members to our community: Mrs Helene Baillie, Mr Adam Buttigieg, Mr Michael Dixon, Mr Shane Duff, Mrs Carmel Fante, Mrs Jenny Keys, Mrs Renee Makram, Mr Brenton Milner, Ms Grace Pilkington, Ms Alpana Sandha, Ms Sarah Spadaro and Mr Thomas Van Greunsven. A staff directory is included further in this edition.

***There have been significant developments over the break in the ongoing building program. Stage 1 of the Building program is now complete with a modern Administration block, Staff room and student Cafeteria now open. Stage 2 of the program commenced last week which will include an upgrade of the playground and student recreational areas as well as new classrooms with contemporary learning facilities to further enhance student collaboration and problem solving. Stage 2 will also include a new Drama room and Visual Arts precinct.

***We return with the wonderful news that All Saints Catholic Senior College has once again achieved outstanding success in the HSC. Our school community congratulates all students, staff and parents on their success. Highlights are included further in this newsletter.

***During the recent school holidays the community was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Year 11 student Kareem Al-Khamisi. Last week a Memorial Service was led by Father Tom at All Saints Catholic Senior College and was attended by Kareem’s family and friends. Our thoughts and prayers are extended to the Al-Khamisi family during this difficult time.

***We take this opportunity to farewell our Parish Priest Fr Remy. During these past five years Fr Remy has provided consistent and a highly valued spiritual guidance and leadership to the All Saints community. We congratulate and wish Fr Remy well as he he takes up the next stage of his ministry.

Best wishes and blessings for the year ahead.

Stephen Gough Principal

All Saints Catholic College53 Bigge Street, Liverpool 2170 Ph. 9602-4555

Web: www.ascc.catholic.edu.au

All Saints Catholic College has had a busy and exciting start to the school year. I congratulate the students for their positive attitude, enthusiasm and the way they have welcomed new students and staff to our All Saints Community.

Our College strives to develop positive relationships between students and staff based on respect for all, and this expectation is made clear by each staff-member in their dealings with students both within and beyond the classroom. We hold our students in the highest esteem, and in turn explicitly require that they approach staff and one another in the same manner. Student wellbeing is at the centre of all that we do and ASCC has a highly dedicated and widely experienced wellbeing team:

Mr Adam Rafferty – Leader of Pastoral & Administration•Ms Jenny Keys – Year 7 Leader of Wellbeing•Ms Madeline Ball – Year 7 Assistant•Mrs Helene Baillie - Year 8 Leader of Wellbeing•Mr Michael Dixon – Year 8 Assistant•Mr Shane Duff - Year 9 Leader of Wellbeing•Ms Vanessa Riga – Year 9 Assistant•Ms Sue Foxcroft - Year 10 Leader of Wellbeing•Mr Mat Shackleton – Year 10 Assistant•Ms Breanna Sada – School Counsellor•Mr Andrew Psaila - School Counsellor•

Pastoral lessons play an important role in students’ wellbeing. These lessons are programmed into the College timetable and take place three to four times per term. Topics such as Bullying, Cyber-Awareness, Relationships, Self-Image, Resilience, Positive Mental Health and many more are examined via a range of activities sequenced across the four years of the students’ time at the College. The lessons are student focused and facilitated by the class Pastoral Care teacher, whom they also see each morning as rolls are taken before classes begin.

Also, as part of our Pastoral program, Leaders of Wellbeing organise a number of invitational guest speakers and performances to augment the Pastoral Care Lessons and further engage their year group in this vital learning. Annual “Wellbeing Days” are also held for each year group.

High Expectations

ASCC places high expectations on its students. We empower students to achieve their personal best in all areas. They will be challenged within a dynamic learning environment to become independent learners willing to take risks and become lifelong learners.

We also expect that students act respectfully. We expect students to respect themselves, to respect others and to respect All Saints.

We expect that all students follow our College rules and ask that parents and carers work together, in partnership, with the school to ensure that each student is achieving their full potential and abiding by our College rules.

Uniform and Grooming

At All Saints Catholic College we take pride in our appearance and wish to present a tailored and professional image to the community.

A reminder that all uniform and grooming requirements are listed on pages 5 and 6 of the College diary.

Ms Rachel SampsonAssistant PrincipalWellbeing

Wellbeing

UNIFORM POLICYGeneral Expectations:

It is an expectation that the College uniform be worn correctly and with pride at all times.•All articles of clothing should be clearly labelled with the student’s name•Non uniform items of clothing should not be visible underneath the College uniform•The College shirt should be tucked in at all times•Caps must be removed during class time•If the correct uniform cannot be worn then a parent / carer note must be presented to the Homeroom teacher and the Leader of Wellbeing •for signing.

Summer Uniform - Terms 1 and 4Boys Girls

Shirt: Sky Blue short sleeve with College crestTrousers: Grey College style wool / wool blend Jumper: Navy blue woollen pullover (optional)Socks: Black or grey Shoes: Black leather lace-up Belt: Black leather or leather like

Dress: Special College DesignJumper: SCEGGS Blue Wool (optional)Blazer: Junior Navy Serge with Crest - must be available for special occasionsSocks: White turn-down socks / no colour rimShoes: Black leather lace-up

School BagsBoys Girls

Compulsory School Bag•For excursions the All Saints excursion bag should be •used.

Compulsory School Bag•For excursions the All Saints excursion bag should be used.•

Sport UniformThe College jumper should NOT be worn with the sports uniform unless underneath the tracksuit top.•The sports uniform is to be worn on Thursdays and on any day when the student has a practical PDHPE / PASS lesson.•College representative sports tops may be worn only with the Principal’s permission•In the event of the full sports uniform NOT being worn, then the full College uniform must be worn.•College cap to be worn during all PDHPE and PASS lessons, as well as sport.•Aerosol deodorant is not to be to school. Roll on deodorant is permissible to use.•

Boys Girls

Shirt: All Saints Sports Polo shirtShorts: Navy blue College sport shortsTracksuit: College tracksuitSocks: White socksShoes: Running / cross trainer sport shoesSun Protection: College cap and sunblock

Shirt: All Saints Sports Polo shirtShorts: Navy blue College sports shortsTracksuit: College tracksuitSocks: White turn-down ankle socks / no colour rim (discuss at meeting)Shoes: Running / cross trainer sport shoesSun Protection: College Cap and sunblock

Jewellery / Make-up / Hair Accessories / GroomingBoys Girls

Bracelets, earrings, rings, studs (including transparent) are •not permittedJewellery worn around the neck must not be visible•Hair cuts should be of even length throughout, with no •noticeable step, line or patternHair cuts with number one blades are unacceptable•Hairstyles that are regarded as radical or extreme will be •referred to the relevant Leader of Wellbeing.Hair length longer than 4 cm is unacceptable•Hair length must not exceed the shirt collar•Dyed, coloured or bleached hair is unacceptable•Boys faces are to be clean shaven - beards moustaches and •sideburns are not permittedExcessive amounts of hair styling products are unacceptable•

Hair colour can only enhance a student’s hair colour. •Jewelleryistobeconfinedtoawatch,onepairofsmallplainearrings(in•the lobe), chain with cross or medalMake up is not to be worn•No acrylic nails•White navy or black narrow hair bands•Clear or brown combs•No coloured clips•White or navy scrunchies or ribbons•No bracelets or bangles are to be worn•Hair must be neat, tied back away from the eyes and face.•

Note: Judgement on acceptable hairstyles rest with Leader of Pastoral Care/Administration.

Year 7 First Day

I would like to extend a special welcome to all the students and parents who have come together to form the All Saints Catholic College community in 2016. This is an exciting year for all of us and our goal is to provide a seamless transition to co-education whilst maintaining the high standards of teaching, learning and pastoral care set over many years. To assist parents, below is a flowchart highlighting the people to contact if you have any questions or concerns. The best way to contact any staff member is first of all through the College Diary or by email. Contact information can be found through the College website: ascc.nsw.edu.au

ACADEMIC PASTORALIf you have a question or concern regarding teaching and learning.

If you have a question or concern in regards to per-sonal issues, social development, peer relationships, behaviour, overall attitude and application or any other pastoral issue.

PROBLEM ACTION PROBLEM ACTIONI have a question about my child’s work in class.

Contact the classroom teacher.

I have a concern about my child’s wellbeing at the College.

Contact your child’s Pastoral Care Teacher.

I want more information or have a concern relating to the curriculum/my child’s learning.

Contact the Leader of Learning for the respective Key Learning Area.

English – Ms Weber•Maths – Ms Brubacher•PDHPE – Ms Buckley•HSIE – Mr Milner•Science – Ms Makram•RE – Ms McDonald•TAS – Ms Ryan•CAPA – Ms Fante•Learning Support – Ms Singh.•Sport – Ms Mackin, •Mr Fairweather.Careers – Mr Smith•

I would like more i n f o r m a t i o n regarding my child’s wellbeing, behaviour or overall progress.

Contact the Leader of Wellbeing for your child’s year group.

Year 7 Ms KeysYear 8 Ms BaillieYear 9 Mr DuffYear 10 Ms Foxcroft

I have ongoing concerns with my child’s learning and I wish to discuss these.

Contact the Curriculum Coordinator (Ms Burke). If required, the concern may be referred to the Assistant Principal – Diverse learning (Mr Muller)/ Principal (Mr Gough).

I have an urgent matter / safety concern.

Contact the Pastoral Care Coordinator – (Mr Rafferty).If required, the concern may be referred to the Assistant Principal – Wellbeing (Ms Sampson)/ Principal (Mr Gough).

Individual Learning PlansIn 2016, every student at ASCC will develop an individual learning plan (ILP). The plan, developed in collaboration with parents, students and teachers, will be tailored to focus on each student’s individual learning needs. The objectives of the ILP are to achieve the following:

regular dialogue between Pastoral Teachers and Parents about academic performance, wellbeing and •general involvement within the school communitya goal setting approach where students set learning, wellbeing, co-curricular and ministry goals for the year •ahead.ongoing review and evaluation of the learning needs for every student.•

Students will be reflecting on past school performance and involvement in pastoral lessons and in conversations with Parents and Teachers over the coming weeks. On Wednesday March 9, Year 7 and 8 students and parents will have the opportunity to meet with their Pastoral teachers to discuss their plan and set specific goals and strategies to achieve these goals for the year ahead. Year 9 and 10 students will complete the process in their Pastoral Classes. All student plans will be uploaded onto our Sentral information system and will be accessible through the student and parent portal. Plans will be reviewed at regular times throughout the year in Pastoral Classes.

Steve MullerAssistant Principal

Diverse Learning

Teaching & Learning

2015 HSC RESULTS

Spotlight on the Creative & Performing ArtsIt is with great excitement that I write my first article for the All Saints newsletter. I had heard so much about the college, but now I am here I can see what all the fuss was about.

Welcome to All Saints Catholic College Creative and Performing Arts page. This is a blank canvas where we will paint a picture of the fabulous Creative and Performing arts initiatives to continue the great work that has been done in the College up to this time.

Music students have been quite busy preparing for two significant liturgies that will commence the liturgical year at All Saints. The first of these is Ash Wednesday quickly followed by the Opening Mass at Saint Mary’s Cathedral. There have been many students with an abundance of gifts and talents and we hope to share these with the All Saints Community in the coming year.

We are hoping to put together a combined Vocal Ensemble and try different repertoire, that is types of songs. Rehearsals for this initiative will commence in the music rooms every Tuesday A at lunchtimes and we invite both boys and girls and also hope to include instrumentalists. Very soon we will start a competition to name the Vocal Ensemble so watch this space.

Visual Arts students have moved to a temporary home whilst work is being commenced on the new Visual Arts facilities which will be an exciting addition to the college.Drama students have settled in quite well and have been having fun creating characters both real and imagined.

2016 promises to be an exciting year for Creative and Performing Arts at the College and I look forward to continuing the partnership with

existing parents and invite new parents to support the activities of this college.

Carmel FanteLeader of LearningCreative and Performing Arts

Co-Curricular

Go-Karting Champion Jordan MCongratulations to Year 9 student, Jordan M, who placed first in the Griffith Car Club Championships. Jordan only started racing in 2014 and already has several successes under his belt.

He is under the tutelage of Australian karting champion Troy Hunt and hopes to race in the Formula One in the future. Jordan also recently featured in an article in local newspaper, the Liverpool Champion. Congratulations Jordan!

Photo courstey of The Liverpool Champion

School Zone Penalties Effective 1 July 2015 * The values are doubled during designated holiday/long weekend periods.

Offence Minimum Fine

Minimum Loss of Demerit Points

Stop on or near: A pedestrian crossing A children’s crossing Any marked foot crossing

$425 $425 $425

2 2 2

Double park $319 2 Park on a footpath or stop across a driveway $177 2

Make an illegal U-turn $319 3

Exceed 40km/h in a school zone in a light vehicle:

10 km/h and under Over 10 km/h Over 20 km/h Over 30 km/h Over 45 km/hr

$186 $335 $558

$1,078 $2,457

2* 4* 5* 6* 7*

Use a mobile phone while driving $425 4

Fail to give way to a pedestrian $531 4

Reverse unsafely $248 3

Park within 3 metres of double barrier lines $248 0

The minimum penalty for disobeying ‘No Parking’ is $177 and 2 demerit points. You may only stop here for 2 minutes and stay within 3 metres of your vehicle.

The minimum penalty for parking in a ‘Bus Zone’ is $319 and 2 demerit points. You can not stop here at all.

The minimum penalty for disobeying ‘No Stopping’ is $319 and 2 demerit points. You can not stop here at all. Parking on nature strips is also illegal.

Dropping off and picking up students at school the safe way

Children are vulnerable around and on the road. Their physical  size  and  developmental  limitations  place them at risk in the traffic environment. Drivers are less likely to be able to see a small child and it is harder for children  to  see  oncoming  traffic.  Their  lack  of  road experience means  it  is  difficult  for  a  child  to  judge dangerous  situations.  Children’s  safety  to  and  from school is an important road safety issue.  

‘No  Parking’  zones  allow  drivers  to  stop  for  a maximum  of  two  minutes  to  drop  off  and  pick  up passengers. Drivers must  stay within  three metres of their vehicle at all times.  ‘No Parking’ zones provide a pick‐up  and  set  down  area  that  gives  parents  and carers  a  safe  environment  to  drop‐off  and  pick‐up their children from school by car. 

Many school road environments in the Liverpool Local Government Area have ‘No Parking’ zones which work well when parents use them properly. Problems arise however, when drivers misuse  the  zones by  stopping and waiting  in  their vehicles  for  lengthy periods. The penalty for disobeying a  ‘No Parking’ sign  is $177 and 2 demerit points (effective 1 July 2015).  

Parents must ensure their children know how they will be  collected  from  school.  They  need  to  know when and where parents will be after school and where they should wait.  Children must  know  not  to  try  and  get into  a  vehicle  while  it  is  still  in  traffic,  even  if  it  is stopped.  

 Tips For Parents:  

Make  sure  that  the  hand  brake  is  applied when  the  vehicle  is  stationary  in  the  ‘No Parking’ zone. 

Make sure children use the footpath‐side door when getting in and out of a car. 

Never  double  park,  park  across  a  pedestrian crossing  or  park  in  a  ‘No  Stopping’  or  ‘Bus Zone’. 

Never undertake a U‐turn in close proximity to a school. 

Never call to your child across the road.  

Children up to 10 years old should be actively supervised  around  traffic  and  should hold  an adult's hand when crossing the road.  

ministryAll Saints Catholic College has had quite a successful beginning and the year that follows promises to be memorable.

Easter is early this year as I am sure many people have already realised. It is marked by Ash Wednesday, a day when Catholics receive ashes on their foreheads as a sign that we are sinners and are mere mortals - we will eventually die unless we constantly reflect upon our lives and commit to becoming more Christ-like, so that we too may share in his eternal life; the eternal life that he opened up for us, through his victory over death on Easter Sunday when he rose from the dead.

We are people who are Inspired by Christ. As we enter the liturgical season of Lent, we look to Jesus for guidance. How did Jesus prepare to serve God? He prayed, he fasted and he gave of himself, and the Catholic tradition would have us do the same things. What can you do this Lent to participate in these activities?

We have a Lenten Prayer Group who meet in the Prayer Room every lunchtime during Lent. You can attend once or everyday as you see fit. You can make your own sacrifice and join us as we fast from meat on Ash Wednesday and every Friday in Lent. Finally, All Saints traditionally fundraises for Caritas’ Project Compas-sion. Year 10 are responsible for running this initiative in Term 1. …..

Fr Remy leaves us shortly and I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank Father Remy for all he has done for our College community over the past five years. I have come to develop a strong working relationship with he and the other priests in the Liverpool Parish and have most appreciated his support and guidance. He will be missed but I know that the Spirit leads him on to do God’s work elsewhere and I wish him luck and want him to know that we are praying for him. …..

This morning I attended a choir practice and I was reminded of the joy that music brings to our hearts. The students’ talent never ceases to amaze me and as a result of this visit today, I am so excited about our upcoming Inaugural School Mass. As well as celebrating the Eucharist together, it is also a wonderful opportunity to speand time together as a community. I am filled with enthusiasm watching the students prepare for this adventure and I know it will be a memorable occasion for all.

A couple of things about the mass that I do need to remind people of are as follows:

Students must be at school by 8am. We have booked a train and in order to get to St James Station on time, we will need to leave shortly after this.

Students will be required to be dressed in their correct Summer Uniform.

I wish you all a successful and joy-filled year!

Ms Therese McDonaldReligious Education Coordinator

Ash Wednesday

Staff 2016Leadership TeamPrincipal Mr Stephen GoughAssistant Principal Ms Rachel SampsonAssistant Principal Mr Steve MullerReligious Education Coordinator Mrs Therese McDonaldLeader of Curriculum Ms Meredith BurkeLeader of Pastoral Care/Admin Mr Adam RaffertyLeader of Learning & Innovation Mr Matthew Wells Leader of Learning & Transition Miss Michelle JonesBusiness Manager Ms Wendy Jarrett

Wellbeing TeamLeader of Wellbeing Year 7 Ms Jennifer KeysAssistant Ms Madeline BallLeader of Wellbeing Year 8 Mrs Helene BaillieAssistant Mr Michael DixonLeader of Wellbeing Year 9 Mr Shane DuffAssistant Ms Vanessa RigaLeader of Wellbeing Year 10 Ms Sue FoxcroftAssistant Mr Mathew Shackleton

Counsellors Miss Breanna Sada Mr Andrew Psaila

Teaching and Learning TeamLeader of Learning: English Miss Alison WeberAssistant Mrs Angela AguiarLeader of Learning: Mathematics Ms Katrina BrubacherAssistant Mrs Briony O’NeillLeader of Learning: Science Mrs Renee MakramAssistant Mrs Lisa MulqueeneyLeader of Learning: HSIE Mr Brenton MilnerAssistant Miss Kelly ScuttsLeader of Learning: PDHPE Mrs Karen BuckleyLeader of Learning: CAPA Mrs Carmel FanteLeader of Learning: TAS Mrs Rosellina Ryan

Special ResponsibilitiesPrincipal’s PA Ms Julie JonesAssistant REC Miss Angela PorroTeacher Librarian Mrs Deborah HurstYouth Ministry Coordinator Miss Danielle McPhersonTeacher in Charge of Careers Mr Andrew SmithTeacher in Charge of Special Needs Mrs Joti SinghTeacher in Charge of EAL/D Miss Dinali LoweTeacher in Charge of LOTE Mrs Bettina Basly InthachackSports Coordinators Miss Kylie Mackin Mrs Rosanne Taconne (Mr Peter Fairweather Term 1)

Pastoral Teams7 Aikenhead 1 Mrs Karen Buckley7 Aikenhead 2 Mr Brenton Milner7 Delany 1 Mrs Carol Guetti Mrs Toni Larobina7 Delany 2 Mr David Cody7 Marian 1 Mr Daniel Silva Miss Danielle McPherson7 Marian 2 Mrs Evelyn Brec Mrs Carmel Fante7 Patrick 1 Mrs Christine Michaels7 Patrick 2 Miss Hannah Forwood7 Therry 1 Ms Natalie Logue Mrs Caroline Sarkesyan7 Therry 2 Ms Jotishna Singh

8 Aikenhead 1 Mr Stuart Pearce8 Aikenhead 2 Mrs Jeanne Dudley8 Delany 1 Mr Raaj Kumar8 Delany 2 Mr Tivoli Vaiotu Mr Adam Buttigieg8 Marian 1 Mrs Angela Aguiar8 Marian 2 Miss Kelly Scutts Miss Sarah Spadaro8 Patrick 1 Ms Patricia O’Shea8 Patrick 2 Ms Mirijana Anastasio8 Therry 1 Ms Julie Lycho Mrs Renee Makram8 Therry 2 Mr Thomas Van Greunsven

9 Aikenhead 1 Mrs Rosellina Ryan9 Aikenhead 2 Ms Katrina Brubacher9 Delany 1 Mrs Lidija Majurdic9 Delany 2 Ms Rebecca Covill Mrs Trish Smith9 Marian 1 Miss Grace Pilkington Mrs Rhea Dean9 Marian 2 Mr Chris Sutton9 Patrick 1 Mr Peter Shoebridge Miss Alpana Sandha9 Patrick 2 Mrs Briony O’Neill9 Therry 1 Mr Michael Donaghy9 Therry 2 Mr Matthew Wade Mrs Sandra Efstathiou (Term 1)

10 Aikenhead 1 Miss Angela Porro10 Aikenhead 2 Mrs Lisa Mulqueeney10 Delany 1 Miss Alison Weber10 Delany 2 Ms Angelica Sacco10 Marian 1 Mrs Maria Thomas Ms Sheree McCormack10 Marian 2 Mr Stan Bonic10 Patrick 1 Mrs Cathy Kinlyside Mr Wayne Au10 Patrick 2 Ms Sheridan Dean10 Therry 1 Mr Wilson Hormis10 Therry 2 Miss Joanna Kasz Miss Dinali Lowe

Learning Support TeamMs Jotishna Singh

Ms Mirijana AnastasioMr Geoffrey Chisholm

Mrs Jeanne DudleyMiss Hannah Forwood

Mrs Lolitta HarMiss Dinali Lowe

Mr Vincent AlvaroMrs Rosa Duardo

Ms Teresa Flynn

Ms Megan LamontMrs Toni Larobina

Mrs Catherine McDonaldMrs Cherie Moretti

Ms Rose MorettiMrs Anamarija O’Reilly

Mrs Teresa SaccoMrs Christine Weber

Ms Maree-Ann Bousalim

Support StaffBurser

Mrs Kristina NorrisOffice

Mrs Susan Christensen Mrs Rosa Celea Mrs Lina Leonello Mrs Mimi Prochilo Ms Liz Maria

IT Support Staff Mr Roger Machin Mr Sanjeeva Jayasuriya

Library Mrs Joanne Ribot de Bressac Mrs Lucia Turiano Mrs Annamaria Re

TAS Assistants Mrs Deborah Marin Ms Rhonda O’Grady

LAB Assistant Miss Karen Williams

Groundsman Mr Joseph Gauci

IMPORTANT DATESFriday 12 February

College Swimming Carnival

Monday 15 FebruaryYear 8 Information Night

6.30pm

Wednesday 17 FebruaryMaths Challenge Class

Info Night7.00pm

Friday 19 FebruaryOpening School Mass

St Mary’s Cathedral

Monday 22 FebruaryYr 9 English

Bell Shakespeare Incursion

Year 10 Information NightAll Saints Senior College

6.30pm

Wednesday 24 FebruarySt Vincent de Paul

Night Patrol

SCHOOL UNIFORMS

ALL SAINTS COLLEGE

- ONLY AVAILABLE AT -LOWES - LIVERPOOL STORE*Offer available only on existing store stock of the Current Uniform.

No lay-bys. No refunds for change of mind.All Australian owned & operated family company.

ALL 2015 STOCK$10 EACHBoys & Girls Sports Polos,Sports Shorts, Track Jackets,Boys Track Pants & Shirts.Caps $5 each.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFER

PleAse NOte: All these uniforms can still be worn for the next2 years, so come in and grab your bargain today while stocks last!

SPEND$50AND GET AFREE CAP

ASCC Clothing PoolThe second hand clothing pool is open on

Wednesday, Thursday & Friday9.30am - 2.00pm

Uniform donations are greatly appreciated