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Date: Saturday the 30th May

Friday 29th May 

Dress to party in neon, GLOW or white!

In this week's Community News you will find information about the Church Bulletin & Altona Sports

LIVE ONLINE
Monday 25th May 2026 7-8PM

You Are Your Child’s First Line of Defence Online.
St Mary's is partnered with 'The Cybersafety Project", suported by MACS, to help our families stay safe online.

We know families are likely to have questions during this period of change from Camp Australia to MACSEYE.  MACSEYE will be hosting online information sessions where families can meet our team, learn more about MACSEYE OSHC, and ask any questions they may have.

At our school, keeping children safe is a shared responsibility. Child Safe Standard 4 focuses on the important role that families and communities play in promoting child safety and wellbeing.

Due to calendar Clashes the Reconciliation dates have been slightly amended.

Dear Families,

You may have noticed new “PROTECT” posters displayed around the school grounds and in learning spaces. These posters are part of our ongoing commitment to creating and maintaining a safe, respectful and supportive environment for all children.

Dad’s Drinks 

Our next Dad’s Drinks is on Friday 12 June at Mog Brew 22/36 Aberdeen Road Altona 

7pm ‘til late.

MSJ has some upcoming Morning sessions and an Open day in May.

Please use the links below to register  your interest.

The Victorian Premiers’ Reading Challenge is now open, and we’re excited to be taking part!

All students from Prep to Year 6 are welcome to join in.

Term 2 has kicked off brilliantly, and as the weather  starts to change we have some changes to the canteen.

Our senior student leaders will be selling icy poles & bags of chips for $1 each lunchtime from Monday to Friday. 

PARISH RENEWAL PROGRAM – we would love all our parish school families to be involved! The Program provides us with a wonderful opportunity as individuals and as a community- to reflect on the importance of our faith and to embrace the exciting opportunities ahead.

At St. Mary's we are committed to maintaining a culture of child safety. We implement strategies which demonstrate this through everyday life at the school, guided by the documents listed in the 'Read More' section.
Our Child Safety Officer is John Hein (DP & Learning & Teaching Leader).