ListeningHeart T2 2008 - St Mary's College, Broome

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College Assemblies in Term 2. Remembering Anzac Day This year Anzac Day fell in the school holidays. So, on the first assembly day in Term Two, Wednesday, April 30 th , both the Primary and the Secondary campuses of St Mary’s College joined together in the undercover area of the Secondary College to commemorate the anniversary of the first major military action fought by the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. The students listened to our guest speaker, Ted Davies of the British Army, who has been the secretary to the Broome RSL, speak about the bravery and courage of Australian soldiers and the sacrifice they made for our country in all the wars they fought in. The students stood silently as the Ode was recited and the Last Post was played. Students then honoured the fallen men and women with a minute’s silent reflection. The bugle then played The Rouse after which everyone repeated, “Lest we forget.” Mr Ted Davies delivers the Anzac address Students were dismissed to their classrooms having paid their respects to the soldiers who died for their country. Primary School Assemblies The children in Pre-Primary have been studying fairytales all term. This theme has been integrated into all learning areas and class activities. We have focused on size comparisons, ordinal numbers and story structure. Our buddy class 5/6 MF has worked with PPA through lots of activities. To conclude this topic we shared our assembly with them by presenting Goldilocks and the Three Bears in both Aboriginal English and Standard Australian English. The children all spoke clearly into the microphone and presented themselves well to the audience. The assembly was lots of fun and enjoyed by the school. Students in PPA perform at Assembly Senior Campus Award recipients. Primary School students who received Award Certificates
JOURNEY OF THE ICON AND CROSS. WORLD YOUTH DAY , SYDNEY 2008. Icon and Cross leaving One Mile Community Primary School students at the Cross When the Icon and the Cross arrived in Broome on June, a group of St Mary’s College staff and students joined parishioners and community members to walk with, and to help carry the Icon and Cross into Broome. The procession started from the One Mile Community, through Chinatown, up Kennedy Hill to the Prison, before moving to the Cathedral for the official welcome to Broome. A liturgy was held at the Senior Campus to welcome the Icon and Cross to St Mary’s College. The Icon and Cross was carried to the Primary Campus and erected in the Holy Place where classes gathered for reflection. St Mary’s students carry World Youth Day flags in Icon & Cross procession.
Page 1: St Mary’s College Broome
Page 4 and 5: Around the College in term 2 Bigges
Page 8 and 9: ST MARY’S COLLEGE LIBRARIES ... F
Page 10 and 11: PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF ST MARY’S
Page 13 and 14: Two Boarders report from the Reside
Page 15 and 16: Student achievement Year 7 Students
Page 17 and 18: In our classrooms... Esah Coffin wo
Page 20: CENTENARY MEMORABILIA: Merchandise

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