
We came together today to celebrate and give thanks to our fathers, grandfathers, uncles and all special people in our lives who give us care, protection, love and direction.
Symbols of our Dads were placed around the altar.
Cricket bat and ball as a symbol of the time you spend with us , playing with us, teaching us how to play fairly, just being with us and showing you care.
Newspaper: a symbol of the time we give you to have some quiet time before you share with us again.
Socks: keep your feet warm and protect them just like your hugs keep us warm and protect us.
Story Books to remind us of the stories you tell us, and also the stories we tell you. We share the good stories and the not so good stories with each other.
The Bible reminds us of the fathers in the bible especially St Joseph who looked after Jesus telling him stories, teaching him and preparing him for his journey of life.
Our school candle Just as we are the light of the world, may our Dads always be people of hope and light
Thank you to the P & F and all the helpers for a great breakfast to start off the celebration.
To all our Father figures we wish you a Happy Father's Day.
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24 Sep 2025
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This term, in Religion, Year 6 have been learning about the relationship of prayer and their life. They have participated in numerous various prayer experiences throughout the term such as Visio Divina, Dadirri, Lectio Divina, Adoration, and the Examen Prayer. Students have expressed that one of their favourite experiences was the Dadirri, an ancient Aboriginal cultural practice of deep, quiet, inner listening and stillness. This meditation allowed students to appreciate God's creation and life and to have a moment of peace and serenity.