Pre-Primary
This year we are selling raffle tickets for our Mother’s Day morning on 9th May. Raffle tickets will be sent home with your eldest child on Monday 29th April and the prizes will be drawn on Mother’s Day morning in the hall. To go into the draw to receive a fabulous prize, please return the…
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On Wednesday 24th of April our Year 2 students will lead a short ANZAC Day Liturgy to commemorate our service men and women. We invite families to attend if they wish to do so. This will begin at 9:00am on the oval. Please be mindful of where you are standing and leave an aisle down…
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Below are links to letters from each of our classroom teachers to you, our families. The intent of each letter is to provide you with an overview of what will be taught this term. An opportunity to connect, share and partner with you in the learning planned for your child in Term 2. If you…
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URSTRONG’s whole-school friendship strategy has improved the social climate in schools around the world, connecting over a million kids, parents, and teachers with a common language of friendship. We are proud to be a URSTRONG School, empowering your children with friendship skills through their award-winning Friendology curriculum. You are invited to attend an ONLINE Language of…
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St Dominic’s School welcomes students and families from a wide range of cultures. Following the success of our ‘Celebrating and Supporting Cultural Diversity Morning Teas’ 2023, we have our third for 2024 coming up in Week 3. The next morning tea will be held on Wednesday, 1st May, commencing at 8.40am (straight after drop off). …
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The next St Dominic’s School Parents and Friends Group Meeting will be held on Tuesday, 7th May from 6:00pm to 7:00pm in the School Library and online via TEAMS. All Parents/ Guardians are very welcome to attend and we look forward to seeing you there. Please share via the RSVP form linked below if you…
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Wednesday, 5th April was the Feast Day of one of our Faction Saints, Saint Vincent Ferrer. Vincent Ferrer was born in Spain around 1350 and was raised by parents who taught him the importance of his religious duties, as well as his education and caring for the poor. At the age of 18, Vincent joined…
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