St Joseph's Catholic High School Albion Park
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16 Macquarie St
Albion Park NSW 2527
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Phone: 02 4230 8500

From the Acting Assistant Principal

Term 3, Week 6

There has been plenty happening at St Joseph’s over the past 2 weeks!

Year 12 are back in class, a number of students have been busy finalising and submitting major projects in a range of courses. Congratulations to these students on completing this process and a big thank you to the staff who have guided them through this process, often giving up time during school as well as out of school hours including holidays to support these students. 

Year 9 students had an overnight trip to Wamberoo and reports are that the students were outstanding, had a great time and gained a lot from the experience. A number of students attended the NSWCCC Netball carnival in Penrith and the seniors have wrapped up their lunchtime World Cup Soccer competition. This is just a snapshot of the many opportunities on offer at St Joseph’s. Students are strongly encouraged to take up these opportunities when they are offered as they not only support student growth and development, it also builds a stronger connection to the school and its community. This in turn promotes positivity which generally enhances progress made in the classroom as well.

A reminder for parents that Term 4 is fast approaching and, as such, it is time to start considering summer uniforms once again. While we are talking about uniforms we are starting to see an increasing number of students not following our uniform policy. In particular we are seeing students in their sport uniform on non PE days, incorrect joggers, hair not being tied back and nose piercings. The uniform requirements for all students are clearly outlined in the student diary, we ask that parents take the time to review these requirements and discuss these matters with your students. The preference is that students address these matters themselves instead of forcing staff to have to follow up on these issues.

Mr Brett Moran 

Acting Assistant Principal