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As a Principal, you get to regularly practice your acting skills. A situation I have used that skill set fairly often is when one of my female staff comes to my office to glowingly tell me that they are pregnant! The thought going through my head is, ‘Bugger! I am going to lose this staff member for the next 6-12 months at least.’ At the same time I smile excitedly and gush with congratulations! The amount of time staff can access for Maternity Leave and now Paternity Leave has grown significantly over the years. Despite the dislocation that causes for us at school, it is a really good thing. Last week, I had a day listening to Nathan Wallis who is an expert in the field of ‘Brain Development’. He said that the impact that a good primary carer has on a child in the 1000 days from conception, is an 
extraordinarily accurate determinant on ‘success’ for that child in later life. I guess that is not rocket science but it's nice to know that the science backs up the experience. He had some great insights on brain development in adolescents. Wallis talks about the four parts of the brain. He has a great way to describe this simply and says that the first three of these, we share with a dog! The fourth, is all the things humans do that a dog can’t – read, analyse, have empathy, consider implications etc. The first three parts of the brain control survival, movement and emotions. Dogs have all of that. The frontal cortex is the complex part. That’s where complex decisions are made, good choices, language is housed etc. He went on to discuss that scientists now know a lot more about brains because in the 90’s they were able to study brains on living people, using MRI machines, rather than only via an autopsy on the brains of people who passed away. So much more information is now available with the ability to study a much larger subject pool. Scientists would now suggest that the human brain is fully developed, on average (and so many things can influence an average), in a person’s early 20’s. This is much later than we previously thought. Going further, it is, on average, earlier for girls than boys – early twenties for girls and mid to later 20s for boys. Wallis spoke to the group I was with about some of the things that good schools can do to assist adolescents in developing their frontal cortex – the place where we are better than dogs! Building positive relationships is crucial. Creating a space where patterns are predictable and safe. Encouraging empathy and compassion for others. I think, at Shalom, our House structure is a real positive in this. Our young people get the benefit of a Head of House and a Pastoral Care teacher who, generally, stay in contact with each student in their House and get to know them, their story and their family over their years at the College. We work hard here to make sure routines are familiar and predictable and, again through our Houses, we give young people the opportunity for practical empathy and compassion. Nathan Wallis has some really good information packaged in a very easy to understand way. I would encourage you to look at his website and click through a few of his short and entertaining video clips.
Afternoon Pick Ups – I know that there are a lot of parents, like me, who hate queuing but, if you choose to pick up your child in the afternoons, there are only two places to do that – the main car park and the Eggmolesse St carpark. Parents who use the car park in front of Administration, please line up in that space and please do not use the car parks beside the Sports Centre or the one designated for College staff nor on the side of Br Hogan Drive. There are all sorts of OH&S reasons for this and I sincerely ask for your cooperation in this area.
Shalom Easter Liturgy will be celebrated this Thursday during our College Assembly which will commence at 11.25am. Parents are welcome to join us for liturgy.
ANZAC Day will be celebrated on the Friday of Week 1 next term. Mr Robinson is again organising this event and I hope that Shalom will be really well represented again at the major local celebrations. Lest we forget. Link below to book in for participation -
Mr Dan McMahon
Principal
Daniel_McMahon@rok.catholic.edu.au
Griffith University Free Reading Tutoring – students aged 8-14 years.
Griffith University is currently providing funding to continue the Griff Linc Reading Research tutoring sessions in 2025. The program involves free tutoring, 2 - 3 times per week for half an hour each time, for 5-6 months. All tutoring will be outside of school hours and will be free of charge. Students will be matched with Griffith University students and other volunteers who have been vetted and trained by the researchers.
Please find attached further information on how to register for this free, learner-centred tutoring opportunity.
Academic Policies and Procedures
It is important to be aware that student assessment is regulated by Shalom’s Academic Policies and Procedures which can be found in the Student Record Book from page 14 to 26. This includes issues surrounding drafting, academic integrity, and non-submission of work.
Flowcharts outlining the processes required for students who miss an exam or wish to request an extension are on pages 16 and 17. Please be aware that extensions need to be applied for in advance of the due date. Drafts are compulsory. Non-submission of a draft may lead to a student being asked to attend a Supplementary Session on Tuesday afternoon. Of particular importance is the requirement for evidence (e.g. a medical certificate) for exams missed in all year 11 and 12 subjects.
Please contact the Dean of Middle School. Mrs Megan Munckton via email Megan_Munckton@rok.catholic.edu.au or the Dean of Senior School, Mrs Patricia Allen via email Patricia_Allen@rok.catholic.edu.au with any questions regarding assessment submission.
Mrs Kate Aplin
Assistant Principal - Curriculum
Catherine_Aplin@rok.catholic.edu.au
Year 7/8 Core Studies Learner Conferences (ie Parent-Teacher Interviews) - Friday 2 May 2025
Year 7/8 Core Studies Learner Conferences will be conducted in the Waterford Centre from 8:30am to 3:00pm on Friday 2 May 2025 (Student Free Day for Year 7/8 students). Interviews will be of ten minutes duration.
The rooms that the interviews will take place in are below:
Additionally, parents will have an opportunity to book an appointment with those teachers who have three Year 7/8 Core Studies classes on Wednesday 7 May from 8.30am-11.30am in Loyola. These teachers are: Sarah Murray, Gillian Deacon, Kelsie Schuler/Bree Broadhurst, David Richardson, Carolyn Rayner, Jacinta Gill and Kristen Keightley.
Note: Kelsie Schuler and Bree Broadhurst will interview together (ie parents can only book with Kelsie but Bree is present as well). Shelley Allen will be on leave on the 2 May but will be available on the morning of the 7 May. Craig Sologinkin will not be available on the 7 May.
Learner Conferences will open for parent bookings through via your laptop Sia > Parent Lounge > PT Interviews or via the Shalom App > Links/Contacts > Links > Parent Lounge > PT Interviews at 8:00am on Tuesday 22 April and close at 3:00pm on Tuesday 29 April to allow teachers to review and prepare for interviews.
Please review the wealth of information about your child’s progress available on Sia before attending these interviews. Your child is encouraged to attend the interview with you.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Mr Brendan Maher
Assistant Principal - Administration
Brendan_Maher@rok.catholic.edu.au
Catholic Identity – We Need Your Input!
One of the most important things about being a Catholic school in the 21st century is knowing who we are and what purpose we serve. We need to have a clear understanding of our role as a Catholic school. To assist with this and as an important part of our School Improvement process, Shalom College is participating in a Catholic Identity survey which is conducted by Leuven University in Belgium. The research project is aimed at assisting us with understanding how our Catholic identity is expressed in work and practice as well as supporting plans to further enhance our Catholic Identity for the future. All staff and students will participate in the survey at school. We would also like to give parents a voice by inviting and encouraging you to take part in the survey, which will be conducted online and responses remain anonymous.
Project Compassion
During the 40 days of Lent, which starts on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Thursday, Catholics around the world take part in fasting, prayer and almsgiving. In the Christian tradition, the forty days originated from Jesus’ forty days and nights in the wilderness. Ever since, people have followed this in a variety of ways, giving up specific items (abstaining) or having meat-free days during Lent. Almsgiving refers to the act of giving food, money or other donations to support vulnerable people. One way this generosity can be expressed is through donating to Caritas’ Project Compassion. While donation boxes are present in each House area, donations online are also welcome.
Shalom College - Bundaberg • Project Compassion 2025
Masses
Gathering as a community to participate in Mass is central to being Catholic. As a Catholic School, we provide opportunities for students and staff to participate in Masses, regardless of their own faith background or none. Therefore, each House will join with another, to celebrate a House Mass during one of their timetabled Assembly times in Term 2 or Term 3.
Each Religious Education class will also cohost a Wednesday morning Mass at 8am in our chapel. This Mass occurs during term time and is a Parish Mass, so it is open to all. The Mass finishes before the 8.40am bell. Religious Education teachers will email a notice to families prior to their allocated Mass, and we encourage attendance. Upcoming Masses will be hosted by our year 11 students.
Wednesday 2 April Mr Denis Sheehan's 11 CMT A & 11 RAE B
Also, if you would like to join in other Parish services, the Catholic Parish of Bundaberg advertises Mass times at https://www.bundabergcatholic.net.au/mass-prayer/
Easter Mass Times
Mrs Sandra Freeman
Assistant Principal - Mission
Sandra_Freeman@rok.catholic.edu.au
Pathways News
HIGHLIGHTS
SHINING STARS
- This week we shine a light on Year 12, 2016 graduate Dr Grace Toll and her career in Dentistry.
CAREER SPOTLIGHT
- Inspired to pursue a career in Dentistry?
- Australian Signals Directorate – apprenticeship opportunities available for 2026. Work with the Government’s intelligence agency responsible for defending our nation.
ADDITIONAL LEARNING
- What’s the difference between a Reference and a Referee?
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
- Don’t forget to check the Pathways SIA page jobs board for more employment opportunities.
UNIVERSITY
- CQUni Bundaberg Regional Medical Pathway Information Session – 31 March – 4.30pm to 6.30pm
UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS
- Cromwell College Open Day 2025 – Saturday 12 April – 10 am to 1pm
This is Your Path, Your Future ↗️
Here is this week’s Pathways Newsletter
The Pathways Team
Mrs Liza O’Donnell, Mrs Kim Toll, Mrs Kathryn Laing, Ms Brigette McMahon, Mrs Cristel Simmonds & Mrs Caitlin Newton
Liza_ODonnell@rok.catholic.edu.au
Kim_Toll@rok.catholic.edu.au
Kathryn_Laing@rok.catholic.edu.au
Brigette_McMcMahon@rok.catholic.edu.au
Cristel_Simmonds@rok.catholic.edu.au
Caitlin_Newton@rok.catholic.edu.au
Our Lingiari Quiet Achiever this Term is Cameron W.
Lingiari Year 12 student Cameron W is a perfect example of a student who is quiet and who achieves wonderfully well. His grades in all his subjects are a clear reflection of a student who works hard and does their best to achieve the most they can with their talents. Outside of the classroom, Cameron is a committed and helpful member of the college’s music department, where he plays a variety of brass instruments in several bands and also is a member of a choir.
In Lingiari House Cameron is a quiet yet very effective leader. Whenever an event is coming up, Cameron always quietly and discretely asks if there is any way he can help. He has been a terrific Buddy for Collette R (last year and this year) along with the other younger students in LI2 and quietly extends that kind and caring nature to many other students in Lingiari House who may need help or a quiet word of encouragement. Indeed, his quiet, respectful and thoughtful approach to others is very much in keeping with our House patron Vincent Lingiari, who always sought to help others whilst never wanting to make himself the centre of attention.
If you would like to submit any sporting achievements about your child/children along with a photo, please email your submissions to Simon_Gills@rok.catholic.edu.au
Please note photo submissions must only include photos of students from Shalom.
You can also keep up to date with anything sport related via our Facebook page - Shalom College Sport.
Brisbane Lions AFL U16 team
Congratulations to Shalom student Nikita C who was selected into the Brisbane Lions AFL u16 team for the upcoming Marsh series National Championships.
Nikita will play games against GWS, GC Suns, Vic metro and South Australia. Last weekend Nikita and the Lions won 116-19 against GWS. Nikita travels to Brisbane weekly for games and training and the hard work is paying off.
Bundy All Schools Swimming Carnival
Congratulations to the Shalom swimming team on claiming the Bundy Champion School at the recent Bundy All Schools Swimming Carnival. Shalom finished 2nd overall behind a very strong Chanel College team from Gladstone.
Congrats to the following Shalom students who were awarded Age Champions:
14yrs Girls - Charli P
17/18yrs Girls - Lara P
12/13yrs Boys - Lewis O’B
14yrs Boys - Ethan G
16yrs Boys - Ben R
17/18yrs Boys - Freddie C
Thanks to Mrs Giles and Mrs Jenner as Team Managers.
National Triathlon/Aquathlon School Championships
Congratulations to Shalom students Jack G, Max O, Atlanta D and Shalom staff member Mrs Rebecca Jenner, on representing Queenland School Sport at the National Triathlon/Aquathlon titles in WA.
Atlanta claimed a National silver medal in the Aquathlon event while Jack finished 19th and Max 29th in the Triathlon event. Great achievements from all.
Queensland State Championships - Athletics
Congratulations to Koby I who recently competed in Brisbane at the Little Athletics State Championships in the 1500m Race Walk. Koby placed 2nd in Queensland and has now been selected to represent Queensland at the Australian Little Athletics Championships in Adelaide, at the end of April.
Queensland State Championships - Junior Athletics
Riley M competed in the triple jump at the Queensland State Championships for Australia Junior Athletics. Achieving a distance of 11.92 meters, not a PB for Riley but definitely enough to place 3rd in the state. Riley has now earnt the opportunity to compete 2025 Australian Junior (Underage) Athletics Championships in Perth, Western Australia this April. Best of luck Riley!
Queensland Swimming Championships
Well done and congratulations to Ethan G, Koby I and Lara P for representing Wide Bay at the Queensland Swimming Championships in Brisbane.
Ethan G: 2nd 200m Butterfly by 0.01, 5th 100m Butterfly, 9th 50m butterfly, 15th 100m Freestyle and 24th 50m Freestyle.
Koby I: 5th 100m Breaststroke, 17th 200m Freestyle, 11th 400m Freestyle, 6th 50m Breaststroke, 21st 100m Freestyle, 14th 200IM and 200m Breaststroke.
Lara P: 20th 50m Freestyle, 9th 100m Butterfly, 18th 50m Butterfly.
Mr Simon Gills
Sports Coordinator
BDSSS Secretary & QRSS 10 -19yrs Cricket Executive Member
Simon_Gills@rok.catholic.edu.au
PLATINUM SPONSOR HIGHLIGHT
Introducing one of our amazing new Sponsors... Tony Madden Architects
Tony Madden Architects is a boutique, family based architectural firm which has been servicing regional Queensland for over 35 years. Based out of Rockhampton, with support from a small office in Brisbane, Tony Madden Architects has developed a speciality in education facility design and development. This ongoing relationship with the education sector has seen the successful completion of over 400 education-based projects throughout Queensland, ranging from small building upgrades to new school master plans and development.
We envision learning environments that are innovative, inclusive and engaging to give students the best opportunity to achieve excellence. We recognise that it is crucial to not only provide spaces that fulfil the educational needs of the students but also provide spaces (internal and external) that support, encourage and help grow educational communities.
This wide range of project scale and location has also allowed Tony Madden Architects to contribute to the regional communities with other public, commercial, institutional and private residential work.
For more information visit https://www.tmarchitects.com.au/ or call 07 4927 9700 and speak to one of the team.
Thank you to the wonderful Tony Madden Architects team for supporting our Shalom netball community and helping us to provide opportunities for our students ❤️
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OPEN GIRLS QISSN TEAM VS ST JAMES COLLEGE
The Open Girls QISSN Team travelled to St James College in Brisbane last week to have a hit-out with the St James girls for practice games in preparation for the 2025 QISSN Carnival this year.
It was quality netball that allowed our girls to play around with combinations and develop their connections with each other. The St James crew are such talented athletes and gave it to us physically, but showed skill and grace with their clean-style of play and good sportsmanship.
Although the St James Girls got up in both games, we had some beautiful passages of play that highlighted our talents and we now know that we have a lot more growth in us. We thoroughly enjoyed our time at St James and hope to make it a regular event each year... and the get-away was perfect for our team-building endeavours.
"Great learnings and a very happy Coach!" - Mrs Kylee Johnstone.
Mrs Nadia Tairawhiti
Shalom Netball Coordinator
Nadia_Tairawhiti@rok.catholic.edu.au
Preferred Student Absentee Option
Parents are able to inform the College of student absentees via Parent Lounge, using the below pathway:
Parent Lounge> Student Details> Attendance> "+Add Absence Notification"
The Shalom College App has now been updated so when parents select "Absentee" it will re-direct to Parent Lounge for the absentee notification to be added.
For Parents that do not already have the College App please click below:
ALL student absentees should be notified to the office by 9am each day. If no notification has been received, an absentee text message will be sent out to parents to advise of the student's absence.
Parents and Carers of Year 11 & 12 Students
If your child has obtained their Provisional Licence and wishes to drive to and from school you are required to fill out a Permission to Drive Form and return it to Student Reception for approval by Mr Aaron Brown. Once approved the details will be placed on our School Register.
Thanks to those Parents who have already completed this form for their child.
A reminder that there will be no Flexischool orders on 3-4 April. The tuckshop will still be operating.
Mr Mark Algie
Tuckshop Convenor
mark_algie@shalomcollege.com
This Term your son or daughter will be involved in an outdoor education camp, held at Chaverim. The camps will be in House Groups, so the students will go out with their Head of House. Students will participate in outdoor education activities as the camp is part of a three-year program.
These Outdoor Education programs aim to provide an additional approach to the personal and spiritual development of your child and the greater Shalom community. This three-year program has specific objectives designed to provide.
- An atmosphere of cooperation between students, which can be applied at school, in the family and on the sports field. This may be characterized by cooperation, encouragement and concern for fellow students.
- Knowledge, skills and attitudes that contribute to a sense of responsibility, self-reliance, cooperation and harmony within oneself, with other people, and with the natural environment.
- Opportunities for participants to develop knowledge, low level skills and attitudes for participation in a number of outdoor pursuits.
- Knowledge, skills and attitudes towards a ‘minimum impact ethic’ consistent with the environment in which activities take place.
Each participant involved in the program will be given the opportunity to:
- “Look into the mirror” to see how their behaviours, both good and bad, impact their fellow participants.
- Participate in physically and mentally challenging activities while remaining safe on physical, mental and emotional levels.
- Experience and practice Christian values by living and working together in an open and encouraging atmosphere.
- Develop low level skills in a number of outdoor activities as well as a basic understanding of the associated equipment and safety precautions.
- Experience achievement in a non-competitive ‘win-win’ environment.
The camp also gives the teacher and students the opportunity to get to know each other well.
NO PHONES ARE ALLOWED ON THESE OUTDOOR EDUCATION CAMPS AT CHAVERIM.
The staff in charge will collect phones at the start of camp and return them just before 3.00 pm on day three. Alternatively, keep the phone at home for safe keeping.
I am sure the students will survive without their phones for 3 days and then they can focus on the outdoor education opportunities. If students need to call home for any reason the staff will let them use the phone at the Chaverim office.
The students will be transported to Chaverim by the College bus on the first day of camp. Students will need to be at school by 8.30 am the morning of the camp; they will return to the College at approximately 2.45 pm in time to catch the bus etc on the third day of camp.
Please find attached:
- Camp Program
- Equipment List - Clothes should be functional and suitable for outdoor and adventure activities and provide adequate protection from the elements. Camp is not a time to be fashion conscious; clothes need to be very practical. Students are also to be reminded that Chaverim is a Shalom College campus and all the usual College expectations apply. The wearing of unnecessary jewellery, make-up and inappropriate clothing is not permitted.
- Administration of Medication to Students form - if your child requires medication while on Camp please complete the form and hand it to your Teacher prior to departing on Camp.
Please login to Parent Lounge to give permission for your child to attend the Camp.
Once there click on the ‘Events and Payments’ tab and you will find a link to Year 8 Camp. Here you will be able to give permission for your child to attend, as well as view details about the camp. You will also be asked to review and verify that your child’s medical details are correct.
To check your child’s medical information is current, please click on the ‘student details’ tab and go to ‘medical details’. Please make sure that the following sections are completed so that your child can participate in all activities on camp.
- Can Swim 25m
- Tetanus Up-To-Date
- Medicare Number
In the ‘medical conditions’ section, click ‘add new’ and you will see a drop-down box and notes section where you can also note any dietary requirements, sleeping issues and other details that you feel may be relevant to your child’s well-being at the camp. Once you are happy with the information you have provided, please click ‘verify’.
Please also check your contact details and phone numbers are current, as we will be using this information to contact you if needed.
It is very important that all information in the Parent Lounge is current as teachers will use this information in case of an emergency and to support the wellbeing of your child.
If you require assistance with Parent Lounge login, please contact the office. If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me here at the College by phone or email.
Mr Peter Robinson
Dean of Student Welfare
High Performance Program
After School Activities
Camps
Peter_Robinson@rok.catholic.edu.au
5:30-8:30pm
Shalom College Performing Arts Precinct
WE ARE HIRING: Shalom College is seeking to employ a highly motivated person for the below position.
For further information, click here: https://www.shalomcollege.com/contact/career/
BIG SCIENCE COMPETITION
The Big Science Competition is one of the biggest international science competitions held in schools around the world. The competition is open to year 7 - 10 students who have a passion for Science.
Details: 50-minute, online, mixed format competition with a focus on how students can use their science knowledge and critical thinking skills to solve problems.
Date: Monday 6 May 2025
Cost: $8.50 per student (GST excluded)
Nominations: Please email Mrs Bishop Deborah_Bishop@rok.catholic.edu.au to express your interest for the competitions. You will then be invited to the event/s in Parent lounge where you will be able to accept and make payment. Nominations close – Monday 31 March.
The International Chemistry Competition
The ICQ stands out as a unique chemistry education initiative, providing a dynamic and focused exploration of chemistry for school students between years 7 - 12. It aims to kindle interest in chemistry and underscore the crucial role of chemists in society. Going beyond standard syllabus content, the Quiz is designed to be engaging and thought-provoking. With questions that encourage students to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios, ICQ is truly an international competition, attracting participants from Australia and across the world. Come explore the world of chemistry!
International Chemistry Quiz details:
Date: Wednesday 6 August
Time: Period 1
Place: Room yet to be allocated
Format: online test
Cost: $7.00
NB: Open to year 11 & 12 Chemistry students only
If you are interested in nominating for the ICQ, please email your expression of interest to Mrs Bishop Deborah_Bishop@rok.catholic.edu.au before the Friday 2 May 2025 (term 2).
Mrs Debbie Bishhop
Senior Teacher (Science)
STEM committee
Deborah_Bishop@rok.catholic.edu.au
Today we farewelled 40 of our year 11 English students who are setting out to Storyfest Writer’s Festival at Somerset College on the Gold Coast.
Storyfest was initially known as the Somerset Celebration of Literature and was founded by Gold Coast residents in 1993. These visionaries could see that not only the students at Somerset College would benefit, but the wider community as well, culturally as well as contributing to tourism.
The first festival was made possible by the collaborate efforts of five key people: the then College Librarian Gail Parr, Head of English Lorraine Pilgrim, ABC journalist Karen Berkman, Graeme Gardiner and Wendy O’Regan – and parents of the College.
These founders were able to secure such authors as the award-winning Peter Carey and international best-seller Colleen McCullough. From the huge success of this first festival grew the annual celebration of literature that it has become today, over 30 years later.
In 2022, Storyfest was taken to the regional town of Longreach for a two-day festival called Storyfest Out West, and on the back of that success, the organisation is making plans to extend much further in the years to come.
Our excited students are accompanied this year by English Department Head, Louise Hume, English teachers, George Church and Kylee Johnstone, and Classroom Support Assistant, Sharon Cahill.
Amazing things happen when adults come together to drive projects that support our young people’s enthusiasm for literary excellence!
Keep your eyes out for information regarding the upcoming Shalom College First Draft Writer’s Festival for our 7-10 cohorts in August.
Mrs Denise Harvey
School Librarian
Denise_Harvey@rok.catholic.edu.au
Term 1: Tuesday 28 January – Friday 4 April (10 weeks)
Term 2: Tuesday 22 April – Friday 27 June (10 weeks)
Term 3: Monday 14 July – Friday 19 September (10 weeks)
Year 12 Formal: Saturday 6 September
Term 4: Tuesday 7 October – Thursday 4 December (9 weeks)
The Shalom Markets are open every Sunday 6am-midday. Come along to purchase your fresh fruit and vegetables, local food products and handmade items.
Volunteers Required - Markets Tuckshop
We are seeking your help!! We are always in need of new volunteers for the Markets Tuckshop and BBQ. If your child/children would like to gain some work experience, why not get them to volunteer in the canteen. If you have a few hours you could spare to assist in our canteen, please click on the link below to register your assistance or contact Leanne via email at Leanne_Barker@rok.catholic.edu.au
If we get enough volunteers, it may work out that you only need to volunteer once per term.
Register to Volunteer HERE
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Markets BBQ Roster
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St Joseph's P & F |
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Rotary Club of Bundaberg (Sunrise) |
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Shalom Netball Program |
Office Hours: 9:00 - 1:00 Monday to Friday
Parish Office: Rossolini Place Level 1, 66 Woongarra St
Phone: 07 4151 6666 PO Box 79 Bundaberg QLD 4670
Email: sbundaberg@rok.catholic.net.au
AFTER HOURS: Anointing of the sick for medical emergencies
phone 4151 6666 and follow the prompt
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF MARY MOTHER OF CHURCH
"The annual parish "Good News" magazine is now available in all churches for a Gold Coin Donation. As you read our in-house publication of the Good News magazine this year, discover the ways in which our parish vision statement is being made clear.
Shalom College Families Business and Trade Directory
To help assist the Shalom College community in supporting local businesses that are run by Shalom families, we have created our Shalom College Families Business and Trade Directory. If you would like to be listed in this directory, please send a copy of your business card to Mr Peter Robinson who will be establishing and developing this directory to Peter_Robinson@rok.catholic.edu.au
Student Travel Rebates
Would you like to know more about the Non State Schools Transport Assistance Scheme and eligibility requirements? Click on the link to view the short introductory video here: https://youtu.be/ogWpq7tVaio
Student travel rebate applications open 1-31 May for Semester 1. Please click here to check if you are eligible.
Blue Light Disco
Mental Health Resources
Youth Support
