What's Going On at Joey's
SCHOOL MUSICAL - YOU'RE HISTORY!
It’s that time of year again when out talented students and staff present our annual school musical. This your it is ‘You’re History’ – a nerdy teenager turns a portable classroom into a time machine and the detention class is sent hurtling back through history! The time-warped team discover vicious Vikings, pilates-practicing Pirates, disco-happy Gladiators, a rapping Romeo and Juliet and the infamous Oedipus on an episode of ‘Ellen’, with overtones of Jerry Springer.
With parallels between hierarchical history & today’s schoolyard, here is a rollicking musical chock-full of wonderful characters, historical mayhem and sensational songs.
Ticket are on sale 1st June available through Trybooking. You can access tickets via the link below.
https://www.trybooking.com/BCVOU
AMITY COLLEGE AND AFFINITY INTERCULTURAL FOUNDATION - STUDENT LEADERS IFTAR DINNER
Iftar is the meal eaten after sunset to break the fast that occurs during Ramadan and is a symbol of friendship, understanding and social harmony.
On Wednesday evening, 29 May 2019, Trent Allchin, Brooke Smith, Jennifer Klepczarek, Noah Casolin, Lleyton Mundt and Bianca Cacciola attended the IFTAR dinner at Amity College where they gathered with other students from a variety of schools along the South Coast. At the event the students experienced a variety of Middle-Eastern foods, readings and learnt about the Islamic faith. Students had the opportunity to discuss their opinions of leadership and they learnt how to embrace change whilst leading in a multicultural society. It was a great opportunity for our students to meet students from different cultural and religious backgrounds, increasing their understanding and knowledge of this significant religious practice. Thank You to Miss Adams and Miss Muniz for their assistance on the night.



2019 CBCA SHORTLIST - WHICH BOOK WILL WIN?
LIBRARY GUESSING COMPETITION – CHOOSE THE WINNER!
Write your name and homeroom on a ticket and place it in the box in the library.
Great prizes!!!
Winner announced during Book Week
- students launch Sora
- tap/Click the explore tab
- the first thing they will see is a new Collection called ‘Chill Out & Read’
- all the titles in this collection can be borrowed by all students and staff who use Overdrive in the world at the same time from today until 15th August!
STUDENTS WEARING NON - SCHOOL UNIFORM ITEMS OF CLOTHING
At St Joseph's, all students are expected to wear the regulation school uniform to an exemplary standard and with pride.
This week all students have been reminded that any extra items of clothing for warmth may only be worn as non-visible undergarments.
Hoodies, non-school tracksuit pants and beanies are not permitted clothing for school. Students wearing non-school uniform items will receive a uniform infringement and:
- on the first occasion, hoodies and beanies will be confiscated and picked up by the student at the end of the day.
- on the second occasion, hoodies and beanies will be confiscated and returned to parents/carers only.
- students wearing non-school tracksuit pants will not be permitted to be in the playground in the first instance, then issued two day's of playground withdrawals for the second and an after school community service for the third.
In winter, all boys are required to wear long pants and a tie, and girls are to wear black opaque tights. Girls are not permitted to wear socks in the winter months.
The school's uniform and grooming regulations are outlined in the School Diary. All students have made a commitment to abide by these regulations upon enrolment.
WOODIWILD FUNDRAISER
St Joseph’s Catholic High School are committed to sustaining a healthy ecosystem for the future. This is part of the School Environment Management Plan, in caring for our common home.
This fundraiser will not only help protect our unique and vulnerable wildlife, it will provide our students with a direct link to their own tree within the Great Aussie Schools’ Forest where they will learn about the importance of conserving these threatened species AND our school will raise funds, with $2.00 from each tree going to the school.
Please click on the attached link to take you to St Joey's tree fundraising page. Thank you for your support.
https://woodiwild.org/st-josephs-high-albion-park/