Pastoral Care & Wellbeing Coordinator
As we head into our final week of what has been a very busy and rewarding term, the past fortnight has seen a number of activities and events conducted that have provided opportunities for students to enhance their wellbeing, in a spiritual, academic and personal context.
We have seen students take part in Diocesan trials or Championships for Rugby League, Netball and Soccer, NSWCCC Swimming, Marist Gamechangers, Work Placement, Assessment Tasks across most year groups. Next week will see more Diocesan representative opportunities, our Easter Liturgy on Thursday and our annual Cross Country day on Friday April 11. A fantastic community event to cap off what has been a very fruitful term of engagement.
As students head off on a well earned break, some students and families may find the downtime of the holidays challenging in terms of overcoming boredom or finding things to do that continue to enhance the wellbeing of individuals. Both Campbelltown and Camden Councils are providing a range of events and activities to celebrate Youth Week, April 9 to 17, which coincides with the first week of the holiday break. Click on the image or the link below if you would like to explore some of the options that both councils are providing during this time.
Council initiatives aside, should students or families be in need of wellbeing support over the break, please find below a list of contact details for agencies that might be of assistance.
Please be reminded that winter uniform is to be worn from the start of Term Two. The uniform guidelines are on Pages 18 & 19 of the Student Diaries as well as on the MCCC Website.
Thank you very much to all students and families for their cooperation and support over the past term. We wish each and every member of our community a faith filled and peaceful Easter break.
Mr Simon Huntly & Mrs Theresa Moore
Pastoral Care & Wellbeing Coordinators