St Columba's Primary School Adamstown
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Lockyer St
Adamstown NSW 2289
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Phone: 02 4952 1642

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In our Church tradition.... Sacramental Program Information / Parish Mass

SACRAMENTAL PROGRAM FOR THOSE INVOLVED: As your children prepare to receive Confirmation and Eucharist next term, we invite them to attend at least three weekend Masses between May 17/18 and July 26 to prepare for the Sacramental Program, which will start this weekend. It provides an opportunity for children to prepare and learn about Liturgical Solemnity.

Father Joseph would be pleased to greet your child. Please greet Father Joseph as you arrive for Mass or after Mass. He also would like to introduce you to the congregation. Please be informed that he may do so following the final prayer.

CLASS MASS: Please see dates below for Class Mass for Term 2. Parents are very welcome to attend. Children will be participating in readings and the offertory during these Masses. 

Date and Time: 9:30am

Class Attending

Tuesday 17th June

Year 2 and Year 3

Tuesday 24th June

Year 1

Tuesday 1st July

Kinder and Year 6

WEEKEND MASS TIMES FOR ST COLUMBA’S: It is always lovely for children and their families to attend Mass in our Parish. Currently Mass is celebrated each Sunday at 8:00am.

In our Community.... SVDP Winter Appeal and St Columba’s Feast Day

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Week 10 – Friday 4th July

 

PJ’s, Movie and Hot Chocolate Day for St Vincent De Paul!

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ST VINCENT DE PAUL WINTER APPEAL: To help those who are disadvantaged and in need of extra assistance this winter, we are asking for donations to the St Columba’s Primary School Winter Appeal throughout Term 2. Again, this year we are asking for warm winter blankets in new condition and warm beanies, suitable for babies, children and adults.  All donations will be distributed in June by our St Columba’s Adamstown conference of the St Vincent de Paul to support local families, couples and singles this winter. The Student Mercy Group will also be working on a special PJ and hot chocolate day to be held in Week 10 to raise extra money for this worthy cause. Details to come!

ST COLUMABA’S FEAST DAY: Next Monday, 9th June, marks the Feast Day of St Columba, the patron saint of our school. St Columba was a great missionary who helped spread Christianity throughout Scotland and is known for his wisdom and kindness. As Monday is a public holiday, we will celebrate this special day on Tuesday, 10th June. We will begin our day with a prayer for St Columba at morning assembly, followed by class activities to learn more about his life and remember his contributions.

In our Curriculum.... Module in Focus: Kindergarten – Knowing God the Son

In this module, students will learn about Jesus Christ and how He connects us to God the Father. Through stories from the Gospels, they will discover that Jesus is God's Son, who loves us, seeks out those who are lost, and serves others with humility. Students will also gain an understanding of God's plan of love and care for everyone through Jesus' teachings and actions.

This is some of the fabulous work our Kindergarten children are doing to show Jesus Calming the Storm and the Parable of the Lost Sheep: 

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Building Faith Together: Conversations for Parents and Kids

A new addition to RE News, this section provides conversation starters to help parents engage with their child’s Religious Education and deepen their understanding together.

Q1.        What did you learn about Jesus today? What kind of person was He?

  • Jesus is always kind and loving. Can you think of a time when you showed love to someone else like Jesus did?
  • Jesus helped a lot of people. How do you think we can help others the way Jesus helped people in the stories?

Q2.        Can you tell me a story from the Bible about Jesus helping someone? How did He show His         love?

  • Do you remember the story where Jesus healed the sick or helped someone in need? How did He make them feel better?
  • Jesus spent time with people who were lonely or left out. Can you think of someone you could spend time with to show them you care?

    

Have a lovely week and may God bless you always,

Amie Harry and Emma McCulloch

Religious Education Coordinators