Thank You 

We want to extend a massive thank you to the members of our community who have stepped up in recent weeks in various capacities. Whether you have contributed to the meal train, volunteered to assist at the Athletics Carnival, or helped with the organisation of our Mother’s Day Breakfast. 

We are incredibly grateful for the way our families consistently step up in times of need, offering their assistance and energy to ensure that events at school run smoothly and are made even more special for our students. 

It is a privilege to be part of a community where everyone shows up for one another and doesn’t hesitate to offer their support in times of need. We are so fortunate to have such a strong, caring group of families who help make our school a warm and welcoming place for everyone. 

Your time, efforts and kindness does not go unnoticed, and we are deeply appreciative of everything you do for our school community. 

Term 2 Events 

Australia's Biggest Morning Tea 

Australia's Biggest Morning Tea is a fundraising event hosted by the Cancer Council to raise money for cancer research, prevention, and support services. It's a community event where individuals, families, workplaces, and schools come together to host a morning tea and share a cuppa while raising funds for the cause. This particular event hits very close to home at St Joseph’s this year and we look forward to recognising the day together. 

Families are warmly invited to our Joey’s Biggest Morning Tea fundraising event on Wednesday 28th May. 

Where: St Joseph’s Primary School Merewether – Field 

Time: 10.30-11.10am 

What to bring: A picnic blanket, snacks and  

Please donate to our St Joseph’s Biggest Morning Tea via our unique QR code.  

Wellbeing Week 

Wellbeing Week is approaching fast and will take place this term in Week 9. The Student Wellbeing Team are busy coming up with ideas to make this a meaningful and joyful week for all students at St Joseph’s. 

Class Parents  

Please reach out to your Class Parent/s if you are having trouble joining Facebook or WhatsApp groups relevant to your child's class.  

Two weeks was a long time for our Year 6 and Kindergarten buddies to go without one another over the Easter break. The reunions on the first day back were so special to witness and how lovely it was to see the connections that have been built between our youngest and eldest students in such a small amount of time. On the last day of Term 1, our mighty and mini mates got together to give cards, thanks and cuddles for the love, support and fun that has been had so far at big school.