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- Time Out Exclusion Periods for Illness
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- Shalom Netball Program
- Absentees
- Student Drivers
- ROSA Awards
- Tuckshop - Change to Flexischool Orders
- Queensland School Photography Day Term 3
- SCASA - New activity offered
- Year 7 Camp Information
- WIN A SIGNED 2025 BULLDOGS JERSEY!
- CQUniversity Business Challenge 2025
- Wearitto Holiday Closure
- Uniform Information
- Term Dates for 2025
- Shalom Sunday Markets
- The Catholic Parish of Bundaberg
- Community Notice Board
Last week I got a letter from a parent concerned about the bullying their child was receiving at Shalom. I hate hearing stories like that and, to the greatest degree possible, staff at Shalom will do their best to ensure that every young person coming to Shalom feels safe at school every day. In further discussions with this parent to try and identify where the issues were, she told me that her child reported some incidents to various classroom teachers and did not get the matters addressed well. I asked if the child reported the incidents to their Head of House. They did, once, and it would seem that the Head of House addressed that incident. The parent went on to tell me that their child ‘feared retribution’ if they reported bullying. She also told me that if the child reported every bullying incident, the child would be in the office every day. There are a couple of issues here that I want to remind every parent about –
1. Report bullying incidents to the Head of House – not to classroom teachers who can be dealing with three or four different classes in a day and not get around to responding as well as they’d like to every issue.
2. ‘Snitches Get Stitches’ is a motto widely circulated by bullies. They don’t want anyone reporting bad behaviour. I can’t say this never happens at Shalom but I can’t remember an incident when it did. If a student, or a parent, won’t report incidents, there is not much anyone can do to address the issues.
3. When a student is counselled on the first step of our anti-bullying process, it is reasonably gentle. If a student then repeats that action, we have a very different scenario. A Head of House, or one of the Student Welfare Team (Mr Brown, Mr Robinson or Ms Hilton), need to be informed ASAP.
I wish I could guarantee the behaviour of every one of our almost 1600 students, but I can’t. What I can guarantee is that if we are made aware of an issue, we will respond. If we don’t succeed in changing behaviour the first time, it is crucially important that someone informs us of that. Feeling safe and treating everyone respectfully, at all times, is a foundational principle of a good Catholic school.
Farewell & Welcome… at the end of this week, Mr David Eke will leave Shalom to take up a role with the Diocese. David has been an outstanding member of staff. Among other things, David led our Responsible Thinking Process. David was an excellent member of the Pastoral team and he will be greatly missed. David is to be replaced by Ms Kym Hilton, who joins us from Education Queensland. Kym is returning to the region after a significant stint in Mt Isa.
QISSN & QISSRL competitions always take place in the first week of the Semester holidays. This year, we are hosting the 25th QISSN Carnival which is very fitting given that Shalom hosted the first Carnival back in 2000. The QISSRL Carnival is to be hosted by The Cathedral College in Rockhampton. These young women and men have been training for months in preparation for these carnivals. The QISSN Carnival will be staged at both the Multiplex Complex and Shalom. If you are in Bundy or Rocky next week, you are welcome to attend either event and watch some wonderful school sport.
I will be on Leave in Term 3. Childless now (well, at least they are not at home anymore), Sheridan and I are heading overseas for a while. I’ll be back for the last week of Term 3 so that I can attend the Year 11 Retreat and I will make a guest appearance at the Shalom Formal. Ms Norris will step in as Acting Principal and Ms Freeman will step into the role of Acting Deputy Principal. I am so grateful to have such capable colleagues ready to step up to give me the opportunity to have a little time away from work.
Mr Dan McMahon
Principal
Daniel_McMahon@rok.catholic.edu.au
Senior Academic Tutoring Program coordinated by Padea Tutoring
As previously advertised, we are trialling an exciting new opportunity available for students in Years 10 to 12 who are interested in receiving external tutoring. We have entered into an agreement with Padea Tutoring to facilitate an external tutoring service, run on location in the Waterford building to begin with, and then moving into the Coolock building when it is completed. The tutoring will be offered each Monday afternoon from 3:30pm to 6:30pm where students undertake 3 hours of tutoring, with a catered dinner provided.
The tutors are university students with an average ATAR of 99 and above. They will tutor students in a ratio of 1:5, and they will focus on the subjects identified by the student upon enrolment.
The cost will be $78 per student per session to be paid directly to Padea, and students will sign up for the duration of the term, 8 weeks in total. Tutoring will start in Week 2 of Term 3. There is the option to sign up for individual sessions, but this is at a slightly higher cost. Your first session is complementary. More information is provided in the email sent this afternoon.
Please note that this service will not replace the tutoring already offered by our Senior teachers, and you are welcome to continue to access our free school tutoring. This external service will be in addition to what we already offer.
Parents and students in Years 10 to 12 will have received an email this afternoon with the link to the website where you can enrol. There are limited places available so please act quickly if you wish to take up this opportunity.
Year 10 Important Information
Term 3 is a very important term for all Year 10 students. It marks the beginning of their preparation for Year 11 at Shalom. Whilst these dates are already highlighted on your school calendar, I thought it would be beneficial to flag them in advance.
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Friday 25th July |
Personal Futures Day and Shalom Careers Expo |
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Tuesday 29th July |
Senior School Subject Selection Evening |
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Monday 11th August |
SET Plan Interviews (Home Study Day for Year 10) |
Personal Futures Day is for all current year 10 students. It is important that all year 10 students attend on this day. This whole day program is devoted to looking at careers, subject selection and familiarising students with the SET Plan which is required when entering their senior phase of learning.
The Senior School Subject Selection Evening is an information night for all Year 10 parents and students and relates directly to subject selections for Year 11 in 2025.
All students entering Year 11 are required to have a SET Plan to map their pathway to achieving their QCE and/or ATAR or an alternate pathway. The SET Plan interviews allow us to work with you and your student to create this plan and ensure that their subject selections are suitable for their chosen pathway.
Year 10 myQCE Information
Recently, in PDE all Year 10 students completed the registration process for their myQCE Student Portal Account. Students must register for this account in preparation for years 11 and 12. They will require this account during the Year 10 Personal Futures Day next term and for activities throughout this year. If your child was absent for this session, please direct them to the following website to set up their account. Attached is the QCAA How-to Guide.
Elevate Education Parent Webinars for Term Two
Elevate Education delivers high-impact workshops that help to develop student study skills, motivation, and exam preparation. Again, you are invited to register your participation in the term two parent online webinar series. This can assist you to support your child at home by reinforcing the skills that will support their learning at school.
Term 2 Webinars are:
- How to Help Your Child Alleviate Stress - July 2, 6:30-7:30pm (AEST)
To register please visit: https://go.elevateeducation.com/auschoolwebinars
Mrs Kate Aplin
Assistant Principal - Curriculum
Catherine_Aplin@rok.catholic.edu.au
End of Semester One Report Cards Publish Dates
Year 11 (Unit 1) and Year 12 (Unit 3) report cards will be published via Sia on Monday 23 June while Year 7-10 End of Semester 1 report cards will be published via Sia on Friday 25 July. Report cards will be available for parents through your computer (Sia > Parent Lounge > Academic Reports) or through your phone app (Shalom App > Links/Contacts > Links > Parent Lounge > Academic Reports). More specific information about individual assessment items may be viewed through Sia > My Students. Students can access their reports through their computer (Sia > Services & Support > Applications > Student Café).
Please note that in 2025, only an overall grade for each subject studied will be reported. Behaviour and Application feedback is now given through Sia > Learner Attributes. This method of reporting the Learner Attributes is more detailed and ‘live’, improving the communication with students and parents.
If you have any questions about assessment results, please contact the relevant classroom teacher. For any other enquiries, feel free to contact me (maherb@shalomcollege.com).
Mr Brendan Maher
Assistant Principal - Administration
Brendan_Maher@rok.catholic.edu.au
Masses
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 QISSN & QISSRL students.
Wednesday 25 June QISSN & QISSRL Confraternity Team's
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/
Mrs Sandra Freeman
Assistant Principal - Mission
Sandra_Freeman@rok.catholic.edu.au
With the winter season approaching please refer to the below link containing information about infection conditions that may require exclusion of children from school.
Graduate Primary Teacher Scholarships Now Open!
Are you in your final year of your tertiary studies* with a Bachelor of Education or Master of Education? Catholic Education - Diocese of Rockhampton scholarships aim to support you as you commence your teaching career in 2026! APPLY TODAY!
*Mid-year graduates for 2026 are also encouraged to apply. Mid-year graduate scholarships will be based on an individual timeline in line with your conferral date.
Graduate Secondary Teacher Scholarships Now Open!
Receive a financial incentive of $4,500 and secure an early offer of full-time permanent employment at Shalom College, Bundaberg.
Our scholarships aim to support you as you commence your teaching career with us in 2026!
Application Open to 31 October 2025
For further information, click here: https://www.shalomcollege.com/contact/career/
Pathways News
HIGHLIGHTS
SHINING STARS
- This week we acknowledge Year 12, 2009 graduate Lauren Bruce and her Design career journey
CAREER SPOTLIGHT
- What is Graphic Design, UX & UI Design
APPRENTICESHIPS / TRADES
- Year 12’s – if you’re thinking about an apprenticeship or traineeship in 2026 – start getting organised now
YEAR 12 GET READY
- What is an Adjustment Factor?
- Linkedin for Students – A valuable tool from networking to learning
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
- 2026 Apprenticeship Program – Ergon Energy Network & Energex – Now Open
- Don’t forget to check the Pathways SIA page jobs board for employment opportunities.
EVENTS & WORKSHOPS
- Shalom Careers Expo | Friday, 25 July Network with over 50 industry representatives – Parents of Year 10, 11 & 12 students invited to attend
- JCU’s Careers in Health Webinar | Tuesday 22 July | 7-8pm | Online | Free
- ACU Guarantee Early Offer and Pathways Webinar | Tuesday 8 July | 6-7pm | Online | Free
UNIVERSITY
- Earn & Learn with a Career in Tech – Applications open for 2026 program – get paid to work in in the industry while you study
- University of Tasmania – Applications for the 2026 Schools Recommendation Program
UNIVERSITY OPEN DAYS
- Open Day Season is Gearing Up – Check out the Upcoming Events
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Virtual Work Experience – Submarine Fabricator
- Ulton - launch your accounting career – Applications open for the September-October vacation program
Igniting ideas and inspiring action in this week’s Pathways Newsletter
The Pathways Team
Mrs Liza O’Donnell, Mrs Kim Toll, Mrs Kathryn Laing, Mrs Melanie Bock & Ms Brigette McMahon
Liza_ODonnell@rok.catholic.edu.au
Kim_Toll@rok.catholic.edu.au
Kathryn_Laing@rok.catholic.edu.au
Melanie_Bock@rok.catholic.edu.au
Brigette_McMcMahon@rok.catholic.edu.au
Since joining Damien House in 2021, Donald M has quietly worked in the background to promote Damien House. Donald works studiously in his classes and contributes to extra curricula activities. His enthusiasm and participation in both the Swimming Carnival and Athletics Days have been inspiring to other students.
Donald has also been a great buddy and support for his teacher and peers in PC. His energy, kindness and contributions make him worthy of commendation as this week’s quiet achiever.
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.
Oztag
Congratulations to all the Shalom students who competed in the Oztag Senior State Cup recently. Students Emily S, Asha H, James G-J and Summer R made it to the Semi Finals in a hotly contested 20's mixed division. They played hard and always kept a positive attitude on and off the field.
Congratulations also to the year 7/8 Shalom students Cooper F, Harper K and Christian R who represented their respective teams at the Queensland Oztag Tri series. Cooper's team won the gold whilst Harper and Christians’ team scored a silver medal. The boys played great Oztag and held their own playing along side the best in QLD.
Football (Soccer)
Congratulations to Shalom students Cale S (U15), Slater A and Ethan B (U16) who have been selected in the emerging Socceroos Queensland teams. Finnlay P and Brayth B were named as shadows for the U16 team.
Touch Football
Congratulation to the Shalom students participating in the State Touch Football Championships in Cleveland. Shalom has students both representing Wide Bay as player and referees during the carnival. Playing in the carnival are Zoey K, Courtney D, Charlie G, Lola W, Mahli P, Sebella M, Abi C, Laila F, Tenne B, Rakaia K, Charli P, Cayde L, Cohen S, and Kobey W. Officials/referees at the championships are Alex C and Jameisen B.
Also congratulations to Shalom student Abi C on being named as a Qld Shadow for the 15yrs SchoolGirls Touch Football team.
BDSSS Secretary & QRSS 10 -19yrs Cricket Executive Member
Simon_Gills@rok.catholic.edu.au
QISSN IS COMING - OPEN GIRLS NETBALL TEAM SHOUT-OUT
After months and months of organising and preparation, QISSN is finally on our doorstep:
- Opening Ceremony @ Shalom College Sunday 29 June
- Round games Monday to Wednesday @ Shalom & The Multiplex from 7.30am
- Semis on Thursday @ Shalom & The Multiplex from 8am
- Finals on Friday @ The Multiplex from 7am
If you are around next week and would like to take in some netball action courtside, please join us. Our greatest advantage is the incredible support we’ll receive from the Bundaberg Netball and Shalom College communities. Having familiar faces in the crowd cheering us on will no doubt lift the team and make this experience even more special.
Go get 'em girls!!!
❤
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.
At Shalom, we believe in recognising not only consistent dedication but also the growth students show in their approach to learning. The ROSA (Recognition of Student Application) program is designed to celebrate students’ motivation, persistence, and commitment to doing their best.
The ROSA Awards focus on personal growth and effort. Whether a student has maintained a high level of application or has made noticeable progress in their attitude and work habits, the ROSA Awards aim to acknowledge and encourage that individual journey. It’s one of the many ways we encourage and reward students for striving to reach their learning goals.
Coming up soon, teachers will be nominating up to two students from each middle school class for the Term One and Two ROSA Award. These students will be recognised at their House Assembly early in Term Three, and their names will be proudly published in the Shalom Newsletter.
We look forward to celebrating the achievements and growth of our students!
Mrs Megan Munckton
Dean of Middle School
Megan_Munckton@rok.catholic.edu.au
A reminder that there will be no Flexischool orders this week (10). The tuckshop will still be operating.
Mr Mark Algie
Tuckshop Convenor
mark_algie@shalomcollege.com
Tuesday 15 July (Year 7 to 11) & Wednesday 16 July (Year 12 Only)
The flyer below lists all the information regarding how to order School Photos online. The access key is for Shalom College families and further instructions & options of packs available are through Qld School Photography.
Tuesday timetable in the Sports Centre
• 7:30am – sibling photos – no set time just arrive & have your photo taken
• 8:00am - staff photos
• From 8:45am – Student Photos – classes will be called up throughout the day except Year 12 students
• L1 & L2 – Sibling Photos & staff Photos
• 3:00pm – finish
Wednesday timetable in the Sports Centre
• 8:00am – Staff Photos
• 8:45am – Year 12 students called up in classes – 2 photos will be taken normal head shot & a green screen shot for the virtual cohort photo
• L1 & L2 – Staff Photos
• 12 noon – hopefully all year 12 photos to be completed
Note: If any Year 12 student is going to be away for sporting events or school events on the Wednesday and will therefore be required to have their photo taken Tuesday then prior notice needs to be communicated to Stacey_Murdoch@rok.catholic.edu.au before Tuesday 15 July. Different screens & setup are required for year 12 only.
There will be no catch-up day for any students after the 15 & 16 July.
Please note online payments will only be accepted for one week after photo day. After one week, a $15 processing fee will apply.
Shalom College After School Activities (SCASA)
Shalom College is offering students the opportunity to participate in organised afterschool activities conducted by coaches and teachers. SCASA also includes a light afternoon tea from 3.15 pm for the students and all activities will conclude at 4.45 pm.
Latin Dancing – SCASA, Term 3 - 2025
Shalom introduces Latin Dancing as part of SCASA for Term 3. Baylando will share in the art of Latin dance, specifically Bachata and Salsa. Afternoon tea is provided by the SCASA group. Come join Hannah and me in SCASA to have a blast. Send any questions and enquires you have to email: gavin_hill@rok.catholic.edu.au.
Instructors: Hannah Reed, Baylando instructors, Mr Hill
Dress code: Sports uniform
Location: Dance studio
When: Thursdays 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Bachata
Learn bachata and be ready for any dance floor. Bachata is a dance style originally from the Dominican Republic, now danced worldwide.
Our bachata class will cover Dominican and urban.
Cuban Salsa
Learn salsa Cuban style in the form of Rueda, circular salsa. Join the fun and pick up leading and following tips and tricks, basics and expand your partner and group salsa repertoire.
Mr Gavin Hill
Counsellor
E-Sports & Latin Dancing SCASA Coordinator
Gavin_Hill@rok.catholic.edu.au
In Term 2 and 3 your son or daughter will be involved in an outdoor education camp, held at Chaverim. The camps will be in Core Studies classes, so the students will go out with their Core Studies teacher or in some instances, another teacher.
Camp Information
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
The Ultimate Raffle is Here – Are You In?
Get ready, Shalom! The 2025 Bulldogs Jersey Raffle has officially landed, and it’s set to be the most electrifying prize of the term! Whether you're a die-hard Dogs fan or just love backing a great cause, this is one opportunity you do not want to miss.
For just $5 a ticket, you’ll go into the draw to win a brand-new 2025 Signed Bulldogs jersey – the latest, the greatest, and straight from the kennel to your collection.
But wait – it gets better…
Every single dollar raised goes directly to Edmund Rice Camps – an incredible initiative supporting young people through transformative camp experiences. That’s right – your $5 doesn’t just get you a shot at repping the blue and white; it makes a difference in the lives of kids who need it most.
This jersey will be drawn at the final assembly of Term 2, so get in fast, secure your tickets, and be ready for a full-crowd, heart-pumping reveal!
There are limited tickets, and once they're gone – they're gone. So don’t wait, don’t hesitate...
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE
BACK THE DOGS. BACK THE CAMPS. BACK THE COMMUNITY.
The annual CQUniversity Business Challenge brought together 36 teams of students from more than 30 high schools across regional Queensland. Teams were tested on their concept knowledge, teamwork and innovation in the areas of Business, Economics, Accounting and Legal Studies.
Shalom was represented by two Year 12 teams in the first round on 7 May. Team 1 included Molly B, Tyler K, Chris S, and Ava P, finishing 4th in the Wide Bay region. Our second team - Chloe G, Mitchell E, Jonah S, and George H - tied for 1st place with Bundaberg North State High School and advanced to the Grand Finals on the 18 June, where they secured an impressive 2nd place overall just behind the Townsville team.
The Grand Final challenge was a case study on the mining company Rio Tinto, and students had to create a 10-15 minute video, focusing on one of Rio Tinto's main objectives. With a strict (and short) deadline, and giving up lunch times and after school, Team 2 arranged a professional presentation that was well researched and showcased their outstanding business skills.
As a result of their placing in the first round and their exceptional performance in the Grand Final, each member of Shalom Team 2 was awarded a scholarship of $1500, and our College earned $1000 in prizemoney.
We are incredibly proud of the achievements of the students in our Business, Legal Studies and Accounting classes and the way they represented Shalom College. Congratulations.
Dr Stacey Cowan
Head of Department – Business and Media Studies/Digital Solutions
Shalom Equestrian Convenor
stacey_cowan@rok.catholic.edu.au
Shalom Supporter Polos
Leading into QISSN and QISSRL this a reminder that Shalom Supporter Polos are available for Parents and Staff to purchase. These polos can be worn at sporting and performance events to help show support for students and the College.
The Supporter Polos are $41 and are available instore, Shop 5 / 6 Phoebe Crescent, Kensington.
Shalom Bummers
Just a friendly reminder that Wearitto Smart Clothing Centre stock Shalom College Bummers.
This uniform item is available for female students to wear for College representative activities including Athletics and Touch-Football. Students can check with their team coach or manager to confirm if this item is able to be worn for their specific sport.
The Bummers are $40 and are available online or instore, Shop 5 / 6 Phoebe Crescent, Kensington.
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.
Markets BBQ Roster
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Sunday 29 June |
NO BBQ |
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Sunday 6 July |
Rotary Central |
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Sunday 13 July |
Bundaberg Croquet |
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Sunday 20 July |
Africa Volunteer Aide |
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.
St Joseph's Catholic Kindergarten Open Day
Book Sale - Rotary Club of Bundaberg
Blue Light Disco
Mental Health Resources
Youth Support
