St Mary's Parents & Friends is once again partnering with the local owners of Melbourne Mobile Pizza to raise funds for the School, by putting on a Pizza Fundraiser!

All pizzas are 11 inch traditional woodfired pizzas and cost $14 each. 

All will be provided fresh in a cryovac pack and can be frozen.

 

There will be 3 delivery dates in June 2023:

Orders in by Monday 5th - pick-up Thursday 8th

Orders in by Monday 12th - pick-up Thursday 15rd

Orders in by Monday 19th - pick-up Thursday 22nd

 

Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/CIOQS

 

Pick-up is from the school office at the end of the school day (from 3pm).

 

7 amazing toppings available:

Margherita

Hawaiian

Cappriciosa

Mexicana

Meatlovers

Vegetarian

Garlic and Cheese

We hope you will support this wonderful fundraiser.

Regards
The Parents & Friends Committee

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Please note that Term 2 is a 9 week term. 

In the final week of term, we will be holding our Student Led, Parent/Teacher conferences on 19th June. Students will finish school at 1pm to enable this. 

We will finish for the Term 2 holidays on Friday 23rd June at 1.30pm.

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Bayside Netball Club are still looking for some new 9 years and under players and we have information included about a new holiday program.  You can sign up for Creative Music lessons in Term 3 and also read our Parish Bulletin.

We would also like to thank Mancini Real Estate for their continuous support to St Mary's Altona.


             

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The next CyberSafety Project webinar will be held on Wednesday 26th July and is titled Gaming and your family.

Gaming today is social. It’s where young people go to play, connect and communicate with their friends.

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This week we celebrated Buddy Day.  Ava and Mackenzie organised a Buddy Photo booth at recess and made Buddy Bracelets last week with small groups of students.  We had an assembly today where classes shared their messages about how to be a good buddy.
Ava and Mackenzie had this message for the community about being a good buddy.

Welcome everyone! Today is buddy day. It is all about being a  better buddy towards one another. Today we are wearing a splash of purple on our uniforms to represent  kindness and being a better friend

Some example for being a better buddy are:

• Saying hello and being kind to people in the yard
• If someone’s lonely in the playground include them in your game
• Treating people how they want to be treated
• Apologizing to others if you upset them 

We would like everyone here to spread the word to others that treating people kindly will help us be better buddies and that treating people in a negative way is not okay.

We want you to take care of others, treat each other well and spread happiness to everyone around you. Including staff, students, friends and family. You should always treat people with the school values.

All the classes made Better Buddy posters and were invited to tell the community about what their class thought being a better buddy means?
These are displayed outside the staff room.  Please take some time to come in a take a look. 

Thank you to all the students and staff who joined in our activities by wearing a splash of purple, making buddy bracelets, making posters, as well as joining in at the photo booth and coming to this assembly. 

Some wise words from our Wellbeing Leaders.

Here are some photos from today for you to enjoy.

Regards
Marg Masseni and Ava and Mackenzie
Wellbeing Leaders

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