29 Sep 2018

From the Assistant Principal

Thank you for a Great Term 3

It has been an incredibly busy term, with many events that have given our students opportunities for growth. Our classrooms provide the greatest opportunities on a daily basis for our students who are challenged towards their personal best. 

There have been many great examples of this over the term and term 4 promises to continue to provide more opportunities for each one of our students. I thank our teachers, students and parents for the dedication they have shown in making this a great College.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

First Day of Term 4 – Monday 15th October 2018

We look forward to the return of all student across Years 7 to 11 on Monday 15th October 2018.  Learning resumes on this day and CLC teachers will be contacting parents of any student who is absent on this day. 

 

Term 4 2018 Summer Uniform Reminder

Dear Parents/Carers;

As Term 3 draws to a close we firstly congratulate you on the respect your daughters have shown for our College uniform this term.  However, it is very important that we continue to remind our students and families of our summer uniform requirements.  

The summer uniform has the following Expectations:

–    Regulation College white ankle socks are to be worn at all times.

–    College Skirts, which must cover the bottom of the knee-cap (ie covering the whole knee).  We ask parents to ensure that over the holidays this is rectified before coming back on the first day of Term 4.

–    Pink/Blue Blouse.

–    Undershirts are to be neutral in colour and must not be showing otherwise these will have to be removed if they are brought to school.

–    The College jumper is NOT to be worn during the summer uniform period

–    The College Blazer can be worn in cooler weather and CAN be worn as the outer garment when coming to and leaving the College.

If any student is NOT in the correct summer uniform or incorrectly groomed on the first day of Term 4, she will be sent home to have the problem rectified.  Please ensure you refer to the College Dress Code in the College Diary.

 

A reminder regarding specific uniform regulations that all students must throughout the whole year:

What is allowed

What is not allowed

One (1) watch Bracelets or rings
One (1) Gold or silver necklace with a Christian symbol (not seen under the blouse) Anklets, chokers, leather bracelets, tribal or other types of necklaces
One pair of earrings in different earlobes only. Multiple Earrings (will be confiscated). Other piercings such as nose, tongue, screw-in earrings. (will be sent home)
One (1) natural looking hair colour tied back, with a pink/light blue/maroon ribbon/headband Dyed, coloured, multi-coloured, bleached, streaked hair. (will be sent home)
Knee Length Skirt (bottom of the knee-cap, must cover the WHOLE knee) Skirts above the knee (must be taken down or purchase a larger size)
Black, leather, low heeled and lace up shoes on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday Coloured Nails (will be asked to remove them)

Acrylic/Shellac/S&S Nails (will be sent home)

Sports Jacket on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday (jacket will be confiscated until the following Wednesday afternoon)
College Jumper

 

 

Reminder regarding Road Safety in and around the College

Please read below some very important reminders regarding traffic safety to ensure your daughter and all members of our community are kept safe:

 

Speed Limit – A reminder that during the times listed on the school zone signs, 40km/h speed limits apply.
We ask all parents to ensure you are vigilant with your speed and stick to the speed limit within our school zone all times.

 

 

 

 

Safe drop off – Please observe the road and parking rules to ensure you are dropping off or picking up your daughter in the correctly marked zones.
Parents are not permitted to park or stop at any time in a No Stopping Zone.  Particularly in Carnarvon Street as this blocks buses from entering of an afternoon preventing our students from getting home at a reasonable time.

 

 

Pickup and Drop Off Zones – A reminder that these zones can only be used for a quick pick up or drop off only.  The following applies:
  • maximum stop time is two (2) minutes
  • driver must remain in or within a vehicle
  • vehicle must not be left unattended
  • zone applies only during hours of operation

 

Morning Drop Off inside the College – We ask parents to move their car to the furthest point of the drop off zone to ensure as many cars as possible can come into the College ensuring traffic flow is not stopped or interrupted.  When parents park their cars nearest the gates this causes traffic jams on Hamilton and Bulls roads.  Please also check your mirrors when leaving to prevent any collisions and stick to the 10km/h speed limit within College grounds.

Police and Council Rangers regularly patrol the area around our College.  Please ensure you observe all road and parking rules.  These reminders are in place to ensure the safety of all members of our College community.  We thank all parents for your continued support and care of our students.  Please contact the College if you have any questions or concerns.

 

Office of the eSafety Commissioner – iParent Site

Where you can learn about the digital environment and how to help your child have safe and enjoyable online experiences

Please visit: https://www.esafety.gov.au/education-resources/iparent/

 

 

NSW Health – Year 7 Vaccination Program 2018

2nd Dose of HPV Vaccine – Friday 26th October 2018

 Dear Year 7 Parents

On Friday 26th October 2018, the NSW Health team of Nurses will again be visiting our College to continue this year’s Vaccination Program with the second dose of the HPV Vaccine.

A Record of Vaccination will be given to your daughter and it is important they provide this to your family doctor to ensure their records are up to date.

We thank you for your support of this very important public health program.  If you have any questions or concerns, please call your local Public Health Unit on 1300 066 055.

 

 

Inspirational Quote – The importance of Prayer

 

May we continue in our partnership of “Forming young women called to life to make a difference in the world.”

 Mr Pablo Grana, Assistant Principal