In 2024, we will use the MACSSIS (Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools – School Improvement Surveys) to collect this feedback. Developed specifically for Catholic schools in Melbourne, MACSSIS is managed through a secure online platform by ORIMA Research Pty Ltd.
Students in Years 4 - 6 will complete the surveys during supervised sessions, while families and staff can access theirs via a secure link and password over a three-week period beginning September 2nd- September 20th 2024.
Participation is voluntary however please remember that the feedback we receive will help guide our efforts to enhance our school.
Links and PINS fpr the survey will have been emailed out to families. If you did not receive yours, please email Sonia to have this re-sent. Please note that we have sent one survey per family.
If you have questions,please contact the school for more information.
Regards
Sonia
By now, every family should have receives a box of Cadbury freddos and Caramello Koalas to sell to their friends, family and community.
The details are as follows:
The eldest student will receive the box on behalf of their family.
There will be a 2-week period in which the money must be returned to the office in a clearly labelled envelope.
Chocolates sold at $1 per unit, totalling $60 for the box.
If families would like more chocolates to sell, please let the office know and this can be arranged.
Funds raised will go towards recreational & sports equipment.
For Prep to Grade 2's, children have to read 30 books or more before the end of the year, and Grade 3's to 6's have to read 15 or more.
At the end of the year, each successful Challenger receives an official PRC certificate signed by the Premier, and the children who read the most books in the Junior, Middle and Senior sections will win a prize!
For any assistance, please email me at blycke@smaltona.catholic.edu.au
Brenda lycke
Literacy Leader
Happy reading!
Event Schedule:
We encourage all dads, grandfathers, and father figures to join us for this meaningful event with their children. It promises to be a day filled with joy, laughter, and cherished memories.
To further enhance our Father’s Day celebration we are putting together a powerpoint presentation for the liturgy. We encourage all families to add a slide which shows our students with their father figure/s. All of the instructions can be found on the first slide of the powerpoint.
We can’t wait to celebrate Father’s Day together!
John Hein
Deputy Principal