eBulletin3_2011 - Catholic Education Office

Marvellous MaySt John Vianney’sHennessy ArticleCelebrates TitleTerm 2 looks like another action packed term at St JohnVianney’s Primary School in Waramanga! Last week thestudents enjoyed a visit from the Life Education van.Healthy Harold shared important information that willsupport the Personal Development and Health program.For Catholic Schools Week, St John Vianney’s held a “Mathswith Mums” afternoon where visiting mothers were keptbusy testing their mathematical skills! For the marvellousMum’s a Chicken and Champagne event was then held onFriday after school to help celebrate Mothers Day.At Hennessy Catholic College we have been very busyduring CSW.We have undertaken several initiatives to promote ourschool and Catholic education in our region. Pamphletdrop to homes in Young, Harden and Boorowa. Signagescreens prominently displayed within our Collegegrounds. Advertising on the radio and in local and regionalnewspapers.We held a magnificent Mass with St Mary’s Primary Schoolcelebrated by Fr Richard Thompson.We conducted school visits to St Mary’s Young, St Joseph’sBoorowa, Trinity Harden/Murrumburrah and St Joseph’sGrenfell.St John Vianney’s also held a very successful Book Fair as afundraiser for the Library. All this and more in one week –we can’t wait to see what St John Vianney’s has in store forthe next 9 exciting weeks!The most significant promotion of the College was theundertaking of School Registration. The opportunity for ourcommunity members to reflect on our past and to beginthe process of strategically moving forward is priceless.Pictured above: Hennessy community members and staffwith the Registration Panel.Vicky van der SandenPrincipal, St John Vianney’sPeter WebsterPrinicipal, Hennessy Catholic CollegeTHE BULLETIN EDITION 1, 3, 201118