Sacred Heart Catholic School Mosman
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8 Cardinal Street
Mosman NSW 2088
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Email: info@shmosman.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 9969 6600

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE

Our Grandparents Day Celebration 

Each year the church celebrates the feast of St Anne and St Joachim on 26 July, the patron saints of grandparents.  At Sacred Heart, we came together to celebrate our Grandparents with open classrooms, a beautiful Mass and a morning tea.  We also remember the grandparents who could not be with us, those who live far away, those who are sick, and those who are now with God in heaven. 

We thank our grandparents for being an important part of our lives and know how much they love and care for us.  Having grandparents is one of the best gifts from God and we celebrate how much we love them!

What an amazing turn out - so many visitors that we also utilised the Parish hall and our Year 5 and 6 students, teachers and families watched the live stream.  Thank you to Father Matthew for his Homily and thoughtful words and sentiments.  Some of our grandparents remarked that it was “the nicest Mass they had been to for a long long time”

Thank you to Miss Jackson for her organisation of the Mass and for ensuring the smooth running of the morning and to Mrs Luscombe, Mrs Macri and all of our staff for making the event so successful.  We were thrilled to hear such positive feedback from grandparents:

“You made us feel like being a grandparent was the most important job.”

“The whole morning has just been so wonderful,  thank you”

“The morning tea is such a treat, especially the very yummy sandwiches”

“I wouldn’t miss this for the world”

“You always make us feel so special and the students were so well behaved”

100 days of Kindergarten

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Last Monday our very proud Kindergarten Teachers, Miss Morgan, Miss Adamo, Mrs McCartney and Mrs Markham gathered with the parents to celebrate a significant milestone in our children's lives - their first 100 days of school!  How amazing everyone looked as they dressed to impress.

To the parents, your support, love, and dedication has been instrumental in making this journey possible for your little ones. From the first day they stepped into the classroom, you have been their guiding light, offering encouragement and comfort during times of uncertainty. We celebrate not only our children's accomplishments but also the parents' unwavering commitment to their education.

The first 100 days of school have been foundational for our children's learning experience. The teachers and staff at Sacred Heart have created a safe and nurturing environment where the children feel inspired to explore, discover, and grow. As we reflect on the past 100 days, we witness the incredible growth of our children. They have come so far in such a short time - learning to count, recognising letters, creating beautiful artwork, and building strong friendships. These achievements may seem small to some, but they are monumental to our little ones as they pave the way for a lifetime of learning and success. Beyond the academic achievements, we have seen our children develop essential life skills - confidence, resilience, empathy, and a love for learning. They have learned the value of teamwork, the importance of sharing, and the beauty of diversity. 

In these first 100 days, we have witnessed laughter, tears, and moments of pure joy. We have seen tiny hands raised in excitement to answer questions and eager faces anticipating the recess and lunch times where they can play with their friends and see their buddies. These moments are the essence of the magic that happens every day within these walls.

As we look ahead, we see a bright future filled with endless possibilities for our children. The foundation laid during these early days will continue to shape their character and pave the way for their dreams. Let us remember to cherish each moment, for time flies swiftly, and soon, these little ones will be embarking on new journeys, leaving behind their kindergarten days.

So, dear parents, teachers, and children, let us take a moment to celebrate this significant milestone and honour the hard work and dedication that has brought us to this point. Let us continue to foster a love for learning, encourage curiosity, and support one another as we embark on the next phase of this incredible journey.

Congratulations to our shining stars on their first 100 days of school! May your light continue to shine brightly as you discover the wonders of the world and leave your mark on it.

Uniform 

A reminder again about our school uniform expectations.  Whilst we remind students daily and ask them to take off the wrong hats or jackets, it is our parents who are responsible for purchasing and ensuring that their child wears the uniform correctly.  We have explained to students that the word ‘uniform’ means just that - we all need to look the same and it is not right or fair on your friends or our school if they just choose to wear something else.  We ask that parents really enforce the correct uniform before your child leaves home - this includes school hat, socks, shoes and jackets. 

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I am pleased to say that 3 Gold were rewarded with a pizza lunch for being the first class to have every student wearing their hat in the morning.  We have seen a great improvement in students wearing the correct hat each day and actually wearing their hat when in the playground.  

Book Week - Week 5 please read our librarians news below

It’s time to think about those costumes as book week is quickly approaching.  The theme this year is: ”Reading is magic” which gives you lots of scope for dress ups.  

Mrs Jago has organised some wonderful activities and events to celebrate including our Book Week Parade on Friday 23/8 morning 8:45 am - 9:30 am approximately. 

Mosman Council Survey

Every 3-4 years, Mosman Council formally reaches out to the community to hear the voices of all residents about Mosman, its direction, facilities, environment, social programs etc. This year, they have asked Sacred Heart to help them better reach out to the children of Mosman to consult with them about the future. Our students have been asked these three questions:

  1. What is your favourite thing about Mosman?
  2. What is your least favourite thing about Mosman?
  3. What would make Mosman a better place to live?

The Community Development Officer for Children and families, Jenny sent us a lovely email.  “I have just opened and read the responses to the survey – I can’t tell you how delighted I am to read them. They have represented Sacred Heart extremely well. The students have been thoughtful and wise beyond their years. Please let them know that their responses will be provided to the newly elected Councillors after the elections in September to help inform the newly elected Council of what the children and young people in Mosman are wanting for their area.”

We thank our teachers for facilitating this and are excited that some of our student’s ideas may help shape the future of Mosman. 

Wishing you God’s Blessings, 

Jane Taylor

Assistant Principal