St Joseph's | Writing, reflecting ... and a few life ambitions

This task was a creative writing piece based on the painting Shearing The Rams by Tom Roberts. Congratulations to the students for their successful entries.

OTHER RECENT ST JOSEPH'S NEWS:

First place went to Grace O'Neill; second place to Angus Ryan-McDermott and Holly Perry; highly commended to Bronson Hughes, Scarlett McCarthy and Anthony Scorgie; and commended to Max Behan, Kobi Hotham, Hayley Coughlan, Jake Curry, Charlie Kilby, Oliver Ryan-McDermott and Harinee Ayngkaran.

ST Joseph's School was fortunate to have the Central West Tour de Cure cycling group visit the school recently.

Tour de Cure is a foundation committed to finding a cure for cancer.

This amazing, energetic team of cyclists shared an interactive presentation with a clear message, "Be Fit - Be Healthy - Be Happy", with the aim of raising awareness about cancer and how to minimise the chance of getting it.

Tour de Cure riders also donated a gift pack to each student with items to share their vital message.

ST Joseph's School's wonderful kindergarten students have told staff what they are going to be when they grow up.

It looks like there will be some future world-changers.

Cailyn Taylor wants to be a vet, Max Howard wants to be a mechanic, Myah Kilby wants to be a doctor, Mia Hooper wants to be a mermaid, Jaxon Corby wants to be a policeman, Ray Youngson wants to be a builder, Amiah Warburton wants to be a princess, and Halle Gilmore wants to be a horse rider.

Madden Armstrong wants to be a fireman, James Watson wants to be a policeman, April Sinclair wants to be a doctor, Skye Harris wants to be a vet, Blake Hunt wants to be a dad, Kobi Pointon wants to be a fireman, Ivy Christie Johnston wants to be a teacher, Eve Colley wants to be a vet, Isabel Kilby wants to be a police officer and Bella Hayden wants to be a firefighter.