From the Leader of Wellbeing - Year 9
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Year 9 Students,
I trust this newsletter item finds you in good spirits enjoying the positive energy that comes with the beginning of a new school year. As the Year 9 Acting Leader of Wellbeing, I want to take a moment to commend our Year group for the fantastic start they have had during 2024 and encourage them to continue their positive momentum as we approach the halfway mark of the term.
I wish to express my gratitude to each and every one of you for your participation and enthusiasm during the inaugural round of our new Thursday sports house competition. Seeing our Year 9 students come together to not only compete but also foster a sense of unity and camaraderie speaks volumes about the growing strength of our Year 9 community. Let's continue to uphold these values as we progress through the term.
As we delve deeper into the academic year, I would like to emphasize the importance of adhering to the College uniform policy. Maintaining a smart and tidy appearance not only reflects positively on our individual selves but also contributes to the collective pride and reputation of our school community. Whether it be the School Uniform or the Sport Uniform, let us wear it with dignity and represent St Andrews College with distinction. Detailed guidelines regarding our uniform expectations can be found in the Student Learning Planner.
Furthermore, punctuality and preparedness play pivotal roles in our academic journey. Arriving on time and equipped with the necessary materials not only demonstrates responsibility but also ensures a conducive learning environment for all. Remember, it is essential to strive for the "Right Time, Right Place, Right Gear" mantra in all our endeavors.
I would be remiss not to acknowledge the significant contributions made by our Year 9 students during the Opening Mass and Ash Wednesday liturgy. Your reverence and participation were exemplary, reflecting our commitment to spiritual growth and community involvement.
Parents, please rest assured that I am actively engaged in working with your children to set meaningful goals for their personal and academic development throughout the year. Should you have any queries or wish to discuss your child's progress, please feel free to contact me via email at nweaver@parra.catholic.edu.au.
Let us continue to support and encourage one another as we navigate the remainder of the academic year together. Here's to a rewarding and successful 2024 for all!
Warm regards,
Mr. Nathan Weaver
Acting Leader of Wellbeing Year 9
St Andrews College