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2 December 2021

Important Dates 3 December Year Six Social Evening Pre-Primary - Year Six Christmas Concert

7 December

8 December Thanksgiving Mass (9AM) 9 December Gradua on Mass 10 December

Last Day of Term Four

We acknowledge the tradi onal Owners of the lands on which we live, learn and work.

We acknowledge the con nued deep spiritual connec on and rela onship of Aboriginal peoples to this country and commit to the ongoing journey of Reconcilia on.

Contents

10 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS’ CORNER

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Christmas Concert SEQTA News Year Six End of Year Celebra on

A Christmas Bardip Season of Advent Reports Orienta on Day

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CLASS NEWS Year One Year Six Health News Chinese News

BYOD - iPad 2022

13 WE ARE CALLED Immaculate Concep on of Mary

21 P&F AND COMMUNITY NEWS Uniform Swap Meet Containers for Change Keyed Up Music Parish Mass Times for Advent/Christmas

From the Principal Dear Parents Last week the Annual Community Mee ng provided an opportunity to provide informa on regarding what had been accomplished in 2021 according to our vision and what had been planned.

Season of Advent

Time has certainly ‘ own past’ this year it seems; however, we were also able to make the most of the many opportuni es that Infant Jesus School provides for the children and for the families each day while also being very adaptable in all areas – especially in Semester One. At Infant Jesus School our vision is to be A LEADing Learning School where we are always striving to improve by providing opportuni es to enable all in our community to ourish. The ACM Report rela ng to 2021 and our some of the future focus areas for 2022 is included here:

Reports

https:// www.infantjesus.wa.edu.au/ annual-school-report

2022 Enrolments

The wreath and candles are full of symbolism. The wreath itself, which is made of various evergreens, signi es con nuous life. The circle of the wreath, which has no beginning or end, symbolises the everlas ng life people nd in Jesus. The four candles on the wreath also have special symbolism:

A Christmas Bardip On Tuesday a ernoon students from Infant Jesus School and Santa Clara premiered their digital book, “A Christmas Bardip” to members of the Noongar Elders Commi ee, CEWA guests and their parents. The book was the result of a very unique and exci ng collabora on between Infant Jesus School and Santa Clara School and brings an Aboriginal perspec ve into the classroom through Noongar language and cultural knowledge. This very dis nc ve resource is now available for schools across CEWA to use in their classrooms. Congratula ons to Infant Jesus School Year Five students; Lucas D’Souza, Aidan Antulov, Allegre Iela , Kaitlin Soh, Lilly Emselle and Nate Radicic who worked very hard on the project this term. The project can be viewed here:

or downloaded as an ebook here: h p://books.apple.com/us/book/id1597678756

Season of Advent One of the most recognisable symbols of the Advent season is the Advent Wreath. The Advent Wreath is a visible sign for coun ng down the four weeks of Advent leading to Christmas.

The Advent Wreath is a circle of evergreen leaves with four candles, three purple and one pink. A ft

h candle may also be placed in the centre of the wreath. This is a white candle, the Christ candle, lit on Christmas Eve.

• The rst candle which is a purple symbolises hope and is called the ‘Prophets Candle’. The prophets of the Old Testament, especially Isaiah, waited in hope for the Messiah's arrival. • The second candle which is purple represents faith and is called ‘Bethlehem’s Candle.’. Micah had foretold that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem, which is also the birthplace of King David. • The third candle which is pink symbolise joy and is called the ‘Shepherds Candle’. To the shepherd’s great joy, the angels announced that Jesus also came for humble and unimportant people like them. In liturgy, the colour rose signi es joy. The third Sunday of Advent is Gaude e Sunday and reminds people of the joy that the world experienced at the birth of Jesus, as well as the joy that people have reached the midpoint of Advent. Gaude e Sunday calls people to rejoice in hope. • The fourth candle which is purple represents peace and is called the ‘Angel’s Candle’. The angels announced that Jesus came to bring peace. Jesus came to bring people closer to God and to each other again. • The (op onal) h candle represents light and purity and is called ‘Christ’s Candle.’ it is placed in middle and is lit on Christmas Day.

Reports Semester Two student reports will be available to parent on Friday 10 December from 3.30pm. Parents are reminded that this report is a summary of what has been achieved throughout the second semester of 2021. Students can be commended on their e orts throughout the semester and we thank the parents who have supported us by ensuring that students are con nuing in their learning and development as a whole person. We encourage parents to take the me to discuss the Semester Two Report with their child/children and, if there are areas of concern, to make an appointment to see the class teacher.

year. She has done a fantas c job as Treasurer and over the past ve years and will be passing on her knowledge during 2022. I would also like to acknowledge the P&F Associa on for the $20,000 cheque we received on the night. This money will be used to purchase reading resources for pro cient readers and screens for the wet areas for Year One to Year Six. We thank Mrs Karen Holden for nomina ng for Treasurer for 2022 and Mrs Vanessa Ga renomina ng as President for 2022. We also hope to ll the posi on of secretary this year or early in 2022. The Annual Principal Report is on the School Website along with a video that showcased and re ected upon the year.

Annual Community Mee ng Our Annual General Mee ng was held last week and I would like to start by thanking the sta and parents who a ended the evening. At this mee ng the Chair of the School Advisory Council, Mr Sam Modica and the President of the P&F Associa on, Mrs Vanessa Ga , presented their reports on what had been achieved by these two parent representa ve bodies over the course of the year. Mr Dharshwan Elikewela presented the Treasurer’s Report on behalf of the School Advisory Council and Mrs Jenny Allpike presented the Treasurer’s Report on behalf of the P&F Associa on. Included in these reports was an outline of the school fees for 2022.

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Congratula ons and thank to Mrs Jenny Allpike for her service to the Infant Jesus School P&F Associa on. Jenny is stepping down from her roles this

Elec ons for four School Advisory Council posi ons were also held on the night. It is with much pleasure that I announce the elec on of the following candidates to the 2022 Infant Jesus School Advisory Council:

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Mr Sam Modica - SAC Chair Fr Greg Burke. - Parish Priest Mr Dharshwan Elikewela - SAC Treasurer Mrs Jessica Musca. - SAC Member Mrs Nicole Mammone - SAC Member Mrs Joanna Brisbane - SAC Member Mrs Tanya Davis - SAC Member To be con rmed - P&F Representa ve To be con rmed - Parish Representa ve Mr Frank Colangelo - Ex-o cio Miss Melissa Myles - Ex-o cio Ms Clare Mo at - Principal

Fees for 2022 At the Annual Community Mee ng the fees schedule for 2022 were included in the School Advisory Council Treasurers Report. A copy for all families is included here h ps:// www.infantjesus.wa.edu.au/pdf/feeschedule.pdf

Orienta on Day This year the students and their families will learn who their 2022 teacher next Wednesday 8 December. On that day, the children will "move up" to their new classroom and spend around an hour with their new teacher. This will give them an opportunity to realise that they know many other students and gain a sense of the feel of the classroom.

On Wednesday 8 December we will celebrate the end of the school year with a Thanksgiving Mass at Infant Jesus Church. The Mass will commence at 9.00am and all students from Pre-Primary to Year 6 will be a ending. This is a formal gathering of the school community where we give thanks for all that has taken place in 2021 and wish our Year 6 students and sta who are leaving all the best for the future.

As men oned previously, many factors are taken into considera on when crea ng class lists. It is a huge task and takes teachers and sta a signi cant amount of thought, me and care.

We are looking forward to parents joining us for this Eucharis c Celebra on.

Fortunately, our Infant Jesus School sta have great exper se, and parents are assured that no ma er who their child's teacher may be - they will be focused on ensuring the best possible outcomes for each and every child in their care.

Farewells The end of a school year is also a me where we have to say a few goodbyes to members of our community. I would like to acknowledge the following sta who will be leaving us at the end of 2021:

Our sta also work and plan together across year levels and our children have numerous opportuni es to work with

Mrs Jenny Houwen (11 years) Mrs Raj Kaur (3 years) Mrs Tina Fazari (Leave for 2022) Thank you for all that you have contributed towards the development of this school and for your

other children in their year level. Each school year is a new start for everyone and a chance to begin afresh. Thank you for assis ng in this me of transi on by showing your child you trust in their ability to move towards 2022 posi vely and for helping them to focus on all the wonderful opportuni es change o ers as this builds resiliency.

Thanksgiving Mass

New Sta We welcome to the school the following NEW Sta members:

Teachers Mrs Andrea Middleton Miss Giulia Pasquale Educa on Assistants Mrs Sophie Pi away

2022 Enrolments As the school undertakes the process of prepara on for the upcoming school year, it is important that we are aware of possible movements, both in and out of the school community. The end of any school year is a busy me for many families insofar as transfers due to work or other personal circumstances. We have a number of families on our wai ng list, so if you do know you won’t be returning in 2022, please write to the school so as to allow other families the opportunity to gain a posi on at Infant Jesus School. This allows the school to plan for next year’s classes and new enrolments.

Infant Jesus Family Congratula ons to Sophie Jorissen and her husband Ma on the birth of a baby boyMaverick.

School Uniform

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A reminder to all parents that all students are expected to abide by the Infant Jesus School Uniform Policy. This isn’t open to interpreta on, and we do not want parents purchasing di erent varia ons of items of the school uniform. For example, some ti

service and e orts with the students. Best wishes for your happiness and the future.

students are not wearing the correct Navy-Blue Shorts to school, as they have been purchased from somewhere other than our uniform supplier. One of the main reasons why we changed the school uniform is because we had so many varia ons of the boys’ shorts as parents were buying these from di erent places e.g. K-Mart, Big W etc. The only place parents are able to purchase the Infant Jesus School Uniform is at One World Uniforms in North Perth. Please ensure that your child has the correct uniform for the start of 2022 school year.

School Fees As we are in Term Four and drawing closer to the end of the year we ask that all families please ensure fees are nalised as per the your payment plan. Opportuni es are con nuously provided to all families who are experiencing di cul es to discuss their situa on with me. Some families have acted on this, and I thank them for their sincerity and honesty. If you are experiencing legi mate di cul es in rela on to your school fees, please contact Mrs Irene Baginski at the

school o ce so an appointment can be made with me at a convenient me.

Pre-

Make a list

Kindergarten applica ons Enrolments are now being taken for siblings and new students wishing to commence PreKindergarten at Infant Jesus School in 2022. Families with children eligible for Pre-Kindergarten in 2022 are required to ll out a Pre-Kindergarten Enrolment Applica on Form. Infant Jesus School will con nue to operate half day Pre-Kindergarten groups next year with the days of a endance being Tuesday and Thursday. Pre-Kindergarten places are limited so it is important that parents within the Infant Jesus School community submit their applica ons as soon as possible. Forms can be obtained from the o ce.

From my readings…..

Encourage kids to occupy themselves Parenting Ideas – Michael Grose During the holidays families may have many plans; however, there may also be me where children have the opportunity to occupy themselves. A child’s ability to ll in their own me and cope with moments of boredom are important independence skills to develop. Children have less prac se at keeping themselves occupied than those of past genera ons. You have many jobs as a parent, but constantly entertaining your child, should not be one of them. These ideas will help:

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Invite them to keep themselves busy

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When your child tells you that he or she is bored they are bringing you a problem to solve. Boredom is your child’s problem, not yours. If this happens, encourage your child to keep themselves busy by asking ques ons such as “How can you keep yourself amused?”

If your child is stuck for ideas make a list of ac vi es that they can refer to when they’re bored. Include a variety of ac vi es such as crea ve tasks, performance tasks, cra s, sports, indoor and outdoor games, music ac vi es, reading and helping. Place the list in a convenient place with easy access and visibility.

Make a boredom buster jar Cut up a list of boredom bus ng ac vi es and place them in a jar. When your child is stuck for an idea to keep him or herself amused invite them to select an ac vity from the boredom buster jar. Ask your child to add enjoyable ac vi es to the jar over me.

Encourage plenty of green-time Today’s children spend more me in front of screens, and less me outdoors than those of previous genera ons. Not only is me spent in natural environments refreshing, relaxing and

Help nd their interests If your child struggles to keep him or herself occupied, consider helping them iden fy a hobby or interest that they enjoy. O en nding that one ac vity a child loves or excels in makes a huge di erence to their selfesteem and wellbeing, and can become the driver for future career choice.

Build in downtime A trait common among healthy families is the propensity for everyone to enjoy spending down me or unstructured me together. It’s during down me that parents and children share ac vi es together, which promotes be er rela onships and helps children’s informal learning. Most children when given unstructured me will rise to the occasion (even a er some complaining) and will nd interes ng things to do. By encouraging them to nd something “to do”, other than lling their me with screen-based ac vi es, you are promo ng a fabulous life-skill in your kids.

Prayer The liturgical year begins with Advent, a word derived from La n that means "coming." During Advent we prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ, and we look forward to Christ's second coming at the end of me. Blessed are you, O Lord our God, You sent your Son to be the Light of the world and to spread his light of love to all. As we light the candles of this wreath May its growing brightness remind us of the approaching nearness of your Son So that the day of His coming may nd us prepared and lled with joy. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen Have a lovely week,

Clare Mo at Principal

rejuvena ng, but It’s also a wonderful way for kids to relieve boredom. Encourage your child to spend some of their free me outside in natural environments to promote good mental health and develop their con dence.

Assistant Principals' Corner Christmas Concert On Tuesday 7 December 2021 we will be present the Annual Christmas Concert. The children have been preparing for a number of weeks and are excited that there are only a few days to go. A few other reminders and some important informa on for the evening: The School Concert will begin from 6.00pm. Students need to be at school in their classes by 5.30pm. • Please be aware that it may get a li le cooler as the night goes on. Children may need a tracksuit top or jumper (labelled). Please note that we will have a lawn area for rugs. All chairs will need to be behind this area. • Playground equipment on the oval, and the basketball courts etc, will be out of bounds. All younger and older children need to be seated with parents during the concert. • We recognise that parking will be limited on the evening, but please do not park on our neighbour’s lawns or block driveways. Parking is available at the Church. • At the conclusion of the concert the children will return to their classrooms to be collected by their parents/guardians only.

SEQTA News With semester reports being worked on by our teachers at the moment and then shared with you through SEQTA Engage we are currently communica ng with parents to make sure that you are able to successfully log-in to SEQTA Engage.

SEQTA Engage can be either accessed through the web or through an app for both Apple and Android devices. It is important

that you remember your log-in details if they are not saved into your device. If you do not remember your password, you can request a reset email password by clicking on the Forgot your password? Link on the log-in page. Please note that the emailed link will expire in 1 hour from the me it has been requested. Some mes the email may also be found in your Junk/ Spam folder. To change your password, you do need to know your Username and have provided an email address to the school. If you have any issues with your account, please do not hesitate to contact the school. Please do not contact SEQTA directly as their policy is that they will refer you back to the school.

Year Six End of Year Celebra ons A reminder to all parents that end of year reports go live at 3.00pm on Friday 10 December 2021. As our Year Six children are coming to the end of their primary school years the following memorable events and tradi ons that will form their nal days at Infant Jesus School. This Friday 3 December - Year Six Social Evening This event will be a parent organised and hosted event to be held on Friday, 3 December from 6.30pm – 9.00pm. For more informa on, please contact the Gradua on Commi ee or your child’s Parent Representa ve. Thursday 9 December - Gradua on Luncheon The Year Six students, the Leadership Team and their teachers will host a luncheon at Italian’s Restaurant. There is no cost to families for this event. We will depart Infant Jesus School by bus. Students will be allowed to wear Free Dress on this day and are to be collected early from school at approximately 1.30pm. Thursday 9 December - Gradua on Mass at 6.00pm The Gradua on Mass will be held at Infant Jesus Church at 6.00pm. All Year Six students will need to wear their Infant Jesus School Summer Uniform for this event. At this celebra on each Year Six student will receive their Gradua on cer cate and a school gi . Gradua on cupcakes will be given out to all students at the end of the Mass.

Friday 10 December - Fun Day On their nal day at Infant Jesus School the Year Six students will par cipate in a ‘Fun Day’. They will depart Infant Jesus School by bus and will be a ending an excursion organised by their class teacher. More informa on will be distributed to families regarding this event shortly. On this day all Year Six Students are to wear their School Leaver’s Shirt.

St Vincent de Paul Christmas Appeal Thank you so much to families for their generous dona ons to the St Vincent de Paul. This food will be collected on Monday and St Vincent de Paul will distribute it to the most needy in our community. Any food that is donated a er Monday will be brought to the Parish to be added their collec on for Saint Vincent de Paul.

Library Books The library is stock-taking resources at the moment and it is disappoin ng to nd out that we are missing many, many reading books. We are very fortunate to be a well resourced school, but our resources need to be looked a er for future students. Infant Jesus School books are iden able by a barcode on their spine.

We ask that all families take ve minutes to check that their children’s bags, bookshelves and bedrooms to see if any Infant Jesus School books are there.

Socktober- Thank you! Socktober was held in Week 6. Students worked hard to score as many goals as they could with a sock ball, which is a ball made out of plas c bags and old rags.

As a school community we raised over $3000 for Catholic Mission. Thank you for your generous dona ons.

Year Six Students: Seesaw Rollover - 1 January 2022 Next year we will con nue to use Seesaw to allow the children to share their learning with home. The children’s journals from this year will be rolled over and their 2021 class work will be s ll accessible. However, if you would like to save your child's journal from this year please read the instruc ons at the following link.

h ps://help.seesaw.me/hc/en-us/ar cles/ 208754866-How-do-families-download-anarchive-of-their-child-s-work-

We Are Called Immaculate Concep on of Mary Next Wednesday, we celebrate The Solemnity of the Immaculate Concep on which is a Holy Day of Obliga on in the Catholic Church. Many Catholics believe this feast celebrates Jesus’ concep on through the power of the Holy Spirit in the womb of Mary. However, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Concep on celebrates Mary’s concep on in the womb of Saint Anne without the stain of original sin.

Jesus’ concep on is celebrated on the Feast of the Annuncia on on March 25, nine months before Christmas.

In order to become the mother of Christ she was conceived free from the burden of original sin. Saints Joachim and Anne prayed for a child for a very long me. Just when they had begun to lose hope, Saint Anne became pregnant with Mary. In order for Mary to become the mother of Christ, her soul never su ered the e ects of original sin. On the Cross, before He died, Jesus gave Mary to us as our mother. She is the mother of God and our mother also. She takes care of us and loves us as the dearest, gentlest, and purest mother.

“Hail Mary, Full of Grace”

Informa on Technology

BYOD - iPad 2022- JB HiFi As part of the school Bring Your Own iPad Device program. Infant Jesus School requires students in Year Three – Six to bring an iPad to school. The iPad required for 2022 is an 8th Genera on WIFI 256GB. This iPad was released in September of 2022 by Apple and is the latest iPad which should last students through to Year Six. Parents are free to source this iPad and case from whichever provider they choose; however, the school has been able to set up an educa on portal through JB HiFi and a result, can o er parents discounted prices on items. Please note, these prices will be through an online portal – not direct from a store. Op onal discounted accessories will also be available through the portal, this includes the insurances which are available to purchase at parent discre on. This portal is now open to all parents in our school community so not just parents of the current Year Two students can access this iPad at the discounted price.

Please note, the school can only o er the 256GB, WIFI, 8th Genera on iPad in the portal.

If you, or a family member are looking for to purchase an iPad, please feel free to take advantage of the school portal. Please use the below link and password to log in Portal link: h ps://www.jbeduca on.com.au/byod/ School Portal Code – IJS2022

Se ng up your iPad – Preferred Op on Our school IT Consultant from Cataly c IT, Dominic Masters-Ellis, will be available on Monday, 24 January 2022 to set up your child’s device for 2022. Providing the iPad is brand new and un-opened the process will only take 5 minutes and you are welcome to wait while this occurs. If the iPad is purchased through the JBHi portal it can be set up remotely and does not need to be brought in to the school to be set up. Please note that this year we have also added a MacBook Air and MacBook Pro to the portal for those Year Six students transi oning to Chisholm College, or elsewhere in 2022. Parents are free to source their requirements from whichever provider they choose; however, the school has been able to set up an educa on portal through JB HiFi and a result, can o er parents discounted prices on items.

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If you have any ques ons or concerns, please do not hesitate to see Melissa Myles or Frank Colangelo.

Past, Present and Future. Over Term 4 in HASS, the Year Ones have been learning about how toys have changed over me. The children shared their families’ toys from the past, they spoke about their current favourite toy and designed and made a toy of the future. On Monday a ernoon, our families were invited into the classroom for a toy exhibi on. The children loved sharing their work. We were lucky enough to have a car of the past on show…a 1964 Morris Mini which the children compared to cars of the present. Thank you so much to the parents and families for their involvement and support for this topic this term.

We are looking forward to spending me learning all about the arrival of Baby Jesus and celebra ng this Advent season.

Year One

Class News

Year 6 Technology Talk On Tuesday, 29 November, the Year Six students had the privilege of listening to a presenta on from Mr Gordon Prokscha (Luca’s dad). The room was lled with excitement as he discussed many interes ng topics related to computers. He shared his knowledge about areas such as binary, networks, peripherals and more! Mr Prokscha started his presenta on by talking about was the language that computers use, made up of 1s and 0s. The ASCII table (American Standard Code for Informa on Interchange) is used to convert le ers and numbers into binary, which the computer can then understand. We used the ASCII table to write our names! A erwards, we learnt about ini alisms and acronyms associated with computers, and many peripheral devices we see in the world around us. Then we explored networks and how they operate. It was so much fun to learn about the deep-sea internet cables that stretch all across the oceans!

We thank Mr Prokscha for generously sharing his me and knowledge with us. Much of what he taught us will be useful as we con nue learning about technology in high school and beyond. We had a deligh ul me!

Class News

Health The Year Two students have been busily preparing for how they will stay safe and healthy over the summer holidays. They have been learning how to ‘slip, slop, slap, slide and seek’. The Year One and Three students have been exploring the ‘Australian Guide to Healthy Ea ng’. They are professionals at sor ng food into the correct food groups. I challenge any parent to play the food group game with their child! Dairy…Milk. Prepare to lose. The Year 4 students are learning about respec ng people’s di erences, such as culture. They have been researching tradi onal indigenous games. They now have to teach each other about the history of the game and how to play the game. The Year Five and Six students have been roleplaying how to manage posi ve rela onships and con ict in those rela onships, through respec ul communica on. Taking away the blame and explaining how you are feeling about the situa on will help any rela onship con ict.

Rela onship management strategies are par cularly important for our Year Six students who are farewelling us this year. Good luck for next year and remember the very important health protec ve factor of, having the support of family and good friends!

Health News

What do you like ea ng? 你喜欢吃什么？ The focus for this semester has been on introducing the students to di erent foods and beverages. They have learnt di erent skills to be able to apply di erent sentence pa erns to express their likes and dislikes. Many of the students were extremely excited to learn how to say di erent foods in hopes of being able to apply this knowledge to their lives. It was very exci ng to hear students return from a trip to their local Chinese restaurant and use their Chinese speaking skills to order di erent foods and drinks. In order to ensure there was deeper learning, the teaching materials were created to engage and mo vate learning. Some of their favourite ac vi es include a transla on memory game, use of ICT through teacher designed educa on games and some enjoyed typing the Chinese characters into their iPads.

It has been a great Semester and Yang Lao Shi is very impressed with how students have demonstrated i-Excel at our school. Well done!

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P&F and Community News

Uniform Swap Meet A uniform swap meet will be held on the last day of school - Friday 10th December in the school hall from 8am. Sellers to set up from 7:45am. Doors open for Buyers from 8am. Swap meet nishes at 9am. All items for sale must be the new uniform style and logo and be in good condi on. Buyers and sellers must arrange their own payment - either cash on the morning or make a direct electronic funds transfer to the seller to pay for the items. No need to RSVP, just come along early to grab a bargain. The lost property basket will be cleared out in Week 9 so if your child is missing anything, please check the lost property basket near the iLab this week. Any unclaimed items will be donated or sold at the Uniform Swap Meet. Any old (clean and undamaged) uniforms can be donated to charity via the yellow sulo bins located at the front entry gates near admin. Thank you to our lovely parents who sort and arrange these old uniforms to be donated to a charity in need. We appreciate your me spent on this ac vity.

Containers for Change

Infant Jesus P&F has now registered for a Scheme ID for Containers for Change. You can take your eligible cans, bo les and containers to your nearest recycling centre and our school can earn 10c for every item deposited. Save this Barcode into your phone/device and scan it at the recycling centre to donate your money to Infant Jesus School.

Keyed Up Music Lessons Keyed Up Music will be teaching guitar, keyboard, violin, woodwind and drum lessons next term during and a er school. Lessons start at $18.65 for a group of 4 per lesson. If you are interested in your son/daughter learning an instrument, ring Savanna on 6107 8841 or 0479 171 424 or enrol at www.keyedupmusic.com.au/enrolment-form

Arise! shine, for your light has come, And the glory of the Lord rises upon you. Isaiah 60:1

Come and celebrate with us this Christmas! Wednesday 15 December – 2nd Rite of Reconciliation at 7pm Friday 24 December – CHRISTMAS EVE Vigil Mass at 6.00pm Christmas Midnight Mass at 12.00am Carols 30 minutes before each Mass Saturday 25 December – CHRISTMAS DAY Masses at 7.30am, 9.30am, 11.30am (Italian) Carols 30 minutes before each Mass NO EVENING MASS ON CHRISTMAS DAY Sunday 26 December – FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY Masses at 7.30am, 9.30am, 11.30am (Italian) & 6pm

Monday 27 December – (Public Holiday) Mass at 8.30am Tuesday 28th December – (Public Holiday) Mass at 8.30am Saturday 1 January – Mary Mother of God Mass at 8.30am (Solemnity) and Mass at 6pm (Vigil for Epiphany Sunday) Sunday 2 January – The Epiphany of the Lord Masses at 7.30am, 9.30am, 11.30am (Italian) & 6pm INFANT JESUS CATHOLIC PARISH OF MORLEY 92768500 │infantjesusparish.org.au │

Our community complies with the current COVID regulations.

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