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LIWARA CATHOLIC PRIMARY SCHOOL Newsle�er No 6 10th May 2018

5 Tuart Road Greenwood

08 9448 3811

Our Mission Our Mission Our Mission Our Mission

We gather as a community of

believers in a Catholic environment

to develop in each child a sense of

wonder of learning.

With the essential support of

parents,

our Mission is to empower to empower to empower to empower children to be faith filled, children to be faith filled, children to be faith filled, children to be faith filled,

confident and fully rounded, confident and fully rounded, confident and fully rounded, confident and fully rounded, lifelifelifelife----long learners.long learners.long learners.long learners.

Our Vision Our Vision Our Vision Our Vision

Our Vision is a community

with strong connections

where every student has a sense of

belonging,

feels safe and is known

by name and need.

As our motto suggests,

we strive to be a place of

Strength in Community.Strength in Community.Strength in Community.Strength in Community.

ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCHALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCHALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCHALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH

PARISH PRIEST: PARISH PRIEST: PARISH PRIEST: PARISH PRIEST: FR ELVER DELICANO

ADDRESS: ADDRESS: ADDRESS: ADDRESS: 7 LIWARA PLACE,

GREENWOOD WA TEL:TEL:TEL:TEL: 9447 6225

Check for further details on the

General School News page.

Dear Families

A warm welcome back to Term Two. I hope you were able to spend some quality time with

family and friends. I look forward to seeing many of you at the special Mass this Friday and

afterwards at the morning tea in the Ahern Centre, when we will be celebrating our

mothers, grandmothers, carers, aunties and many other significant female figures in our

lives.

WINTER UNIFORM WINTER UNIFORM WINTER UNIFORM WINTER UNIFORM The students are certainly looking extremely smart in their winter

uniforms and I thank all our parents and care givers for ensuring the children returned to

school fully prepared to delve straight into learning programs prepared by the hard working

teaching staff.

THREE YEAR OLD PRE KINDY PROGRAMTHREE YEAR OLD PRE KINDY PROGRAMTHREE YEAR OLD PRE KINDY PROGRAMTHREE YEAR OLD PRE KINDY PROGRAM: We are on the cusp of starting up our second

Pre Kindy Day, on a Friday, but we just need 4 more students who have already turned three

to begin the program with the first intake so that it makes the program financially viable.

We have a list of students confirmed on the list but they have not yet turned three so they

will be included to the cohort as they become eligible. If you know of someone in our

School or Parish community, neighbours, family or friends who might be interested in the

program could you please ask them to contact the office immediately.

NAPLAN: NAPLAN: NAPLAN: NAPLAN: A couple of tips for parents of students who will be involved in NAPLAN next

week. As formal exams are an inevitable part of schooling for most children, I thought

parents might like a few ideas to help reduce the amount of stress their child experiences

around NAPLAN and make it a helpful learning experience for them:

◊ DiscussDiscussDiscussDiscuss a “try your best” attitude to exams in your home if NAPLAN is mentioned

and be clear to your children that you are proud of the effort they put in and that you

are less concerned about the outcome (ie the marks they get and how they compare

to others—as many factors out of your child’s control affect these).

◊ Explain Explain Explain Explain how exams are at least a little bit stressful for everyone—maybe share an

appropriate story about a time when you had to complete an exam and found it

stressful but you just tried your best and got through it (this ‘normalising’ of stress is

helpful for many children).

◊ Plan a Reward Plan a Reward Plan a Reward Plan a Reward Ask your children to come up with ideas for activities you could

do as a family on the weekend after NAPLAN—discuss it as a “reward” for your child

trying their best with NAPLAN. This will reinforce your “try your best” attitude to them

and give them something else to think about and look forward to after the week of

NAPLAN.

LLLLoooovvvviiiinnnngggg GGGGoooodddd,,,,

We thank you for the love of the mothers you have given us, whose We thank you for the love of the mothers you have given us, whose We thank you for the love of the mothers you have given us, whose We thank you for the love of the mothers you have given us, whose

love is so precious that it can never be measured and whose patience love is so precious that it can never be measured and whose patience love is so precious that it can never be measured and whose patience love is so precious that it can never be measured and whose patience

seems to have no end. seems to have no end. seems to have no end. seems to have no end.

May we see your loving hand behind them, guiding them. May we see your loving hand behind them, guiding them. May we see your loving hand behind them, guiding them. May we see your loving hand behind them, guiding them. We pray for those mothers who fear they will run out of love, time or patience. We pray for those mothers who fear they will run out of love, time or patience. We pray for those mothers who fear they will run out of love, time or patience. We pray for those mothers who fear they will run out of love, time or patience.

We ask you to bless them with your own special love. We ask you to bless them with your own special love. We ask you to bless them with your own special love. We ask you to bless them with your own special love.

Continued from Principal….

TERM DATESTERM DATESTERM DATESTERM DATES: All Catholic Schools have just been informed by the Acting Executive Director, that the last day for the

students in Term Four is Fri 7 Dec.

WEBSITEWEBSITEWEBSITEWEBSITE: The website is ticking along smoothly and we have recently added a new section “OUR STUDENTS”, to

showcase the many mental health and wellbeing programs that we run at the school. This is the current list of programs we

offer our students. The following summary is taken directly from the website: ‘We are a KidsMatter school and implement mental health and wellbeing programs from Kindergarten through to Year Six. PATHS – Aussie Optimism – Rock & Water – Respect Matters – URSTRONG Friendology – Fun Friends – Seasons for Growth – EdConnect – Buddy Classes Initiative - Levels of Behaviour Framework – Sensory Garden – Sensory Room – Safe4Kids which specialises in Child Protection Education.’ We have also added three drop down tabs:

1. SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER

2. SOCIAL WORKER FOCUS GROUPS

3. MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS with additional information to explain the different focus areas.

SR LEONIE O’BRIEN LEARNING CENTRE: SR LEONIE O’BRIEN LEARNING CENTRE: SR LEONIE O’BRIEN LEARNING CENTRE: SR LEONIE O’BRIEN LEARNING CENTRE: In the last few weeks, whilst the majority of us were having a lovely holiday,

Mrs Gaye Margetic was busy revamping the Library, which is housed along with our Italian Classes, in the Sr Leonie O’Brien

Learning Centre. We have moved the Italian Learning Area to the back corner so Signora Rossi has her own space to work

with the students and we have created a corner next to Italian where our parent helpers have ample space to spread out a

bit. We have had a wonderful response from parents to assist with the regular shelving of books and also with the new

labelling of all the Junior Fiction Picture Books. It is a hive of activity and Mrs Margetic always has plenty for new parent

helpers to do. Please feel free to pop in and speak to Mrs Margetic if you would like to help out too.

SENSORY GARDENSENSORY GARDENSENSORY GARDENSENSORY GARDEN: I invite you to wander down the path, past the Administration Block, to take a look at the beautiful

Sensory Garden which has recently been completed. Mrs Jacqui Chivell was instrumental in successfully applying for a

grant offered by the Community Funding Program which is grant-based and assists community groups and schools with

projects, events and activities that develop and enhance the Joondalup community. Mrs Renee Haynes & Mrs Victoria

Walker are the creators of our lovely Sensory Garden and some of the bigger jobs were attended to by Mr Chris Ridout. They

saw a need and have done something wonderful for our students. The Sensory Garden provides students with experiences

to make links between social and emotional learning and the environment. It is an outdoor learning area that was designed

not only to stimulate the senses but also to incorporate social and emotional development.

After

Before

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALSFROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALSFROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALSFROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

MOTHER’S DAY MASSMOTHER’S DAY MASSMOTHER’S DAY MASSMOTHER’S DAY MASS

A Mass to celebrate our Mothers will be held on Friday 11th May commencing at 9:00am. This Mass will be led by Year 3.

After Mass all mothers and grandmothers are welcome to attend a morning tea in the Ahern Centre.

NAPLANNAPLANNAPLANNAPLAN

The National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) for Years 3 and 5 will run from Tuesday 15th May till

Friday 18th May.

FAMILY MASSFAMILY MASSFAMILY MASSFAMILY MASS

The Term 2 Liwara Family Mass will be held on Sunday 20th May 9:30am. We encourage all families to attend.

ANZAC DAY CEREMONYANZAC DAY CEREMONYANZAC DAY CEREMONYANZAC DAY CEREMONY

The school held an ANZAC Day ceremony on Tuesday 1st May as ANZAC Day occurred during the school holidays. The

children were respectful during this special event to commemorate our Servicemen and Servicewomen.

EUCHARIST PARENT WOREUCHARIST PARENT WOREUCHARIST PARENT WOREUCHARIST PARENT WORKSHOPS KSHOPS KSHOPS KSHOPS

Parent and student workshops for all those receiving the Sacrament of Holy Communion (Year 4’s) are being held on

Tuesday 15th May and Thursday 17th May in the Ahern Centre commencing at 6pm.

All students are expected to attend with a parent/guardian.

LIFELINK 2018LIFELINK 2018LIFELINK 2018LIFELINK 2018

As part of the annual LifeLink Appeal, Archbishop Costelloe and Bishop Sproxton are asking Catholic school students to give

a gold coin donation towards receiving and creating an authentic LifeLink card, which will eventually be distributed to

parishioners attending Mass at their local parish for the Archbishop’s annual ‘Christmas Appeal for LifeLink’, which will be

held later this year. The cards will convey the student’s understanding of the work of one of the LifeLink agencies, and carry

a message from each student to someone in need in the community who is helped by a LifeLink agency. Once created, the

cards will be presented to the Archbishop by the Liwara Social Justice Ministry at the LifeLink Launch on Wednesday June

6th. The card distribution and gold coin donations will be managed by your child’s class teacher.

CHANGE OF ASSEMBLY SCHANGE OF ASSEMBLY SCHANGE OF ASSEMBLY SCHANGE OF ASSEMBLY SCHEDULECHEDULECHEDULECHEDULE

Please note these changes to the School Assembly Schedule for this term.

Week 3 – Friday May 18 – no assembly

Week 4 – Friday May 25 – Certificate Assembly

Week 5 – Friday June 1 – no assembly - Liwara Catholic Day

Week 6 – Friday June 8 - Yr 2 Class Assembly

Week 7 – Friday June 15 – Yr 3 Class Assembly

Week 8 – Friday June 22 – Certificate Assembly

Week 9 – Friday June 29 - no assembly – Pupil Free Day

We apologise for any inconvenience these changes may cause.

PRAYING THE ROSARYPRAYING THE ROSARYPRAYING THE ROSARYPRAYING THE ROSARY

All parents, students and staff are invited to attend a ‘Praying of the Rosary’ before school each Wednesday during May in

the Liwara Library commencing at 8.20am.

Mother’s Day ReflectionsMother’s Day ReflectionsMother’s Day ReflectionsMother’s Day Reflections

Mother's Day is a time of recognition, celebration and

reflection. With this in mind I asked the Parenting Ideas

expert team members, who also happen to be awesome

mums, to share their thoughts about parenting and

mothering. I think you'll love what they've written.

Michael Grose—Positive Parenting

Kate JohnsonKate JohnsonKate JohnsonKate Johnson

Parenting and teaching children on the autism spectrum

How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?

I have four amazing children. Three boys aged 12, 6 and 3 and a girl aged 8.

What do you love about parenting?What do you love about parenting?What do you love about parenting?What do you love about parenting?

I love seeing my children grow into their personalities and being part of helping them find their spark. I love the simple things, whether

it is girl-time doing the shopping or chats at night on the bed with the younger ones about their day. I love seeing them push through

and achieve things that they thought they couldn't. One thing I am big on is being present and being there, whether it is at their school

event days or cheering them on where possible from the sidelines. And I am a big fan of a warm hug.

Martine OglethorpeMartine OglethorpeMartine OglethorpeMartine Oglethorpe

Technology, education and parenting

How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?

I have five boys aged 17, 16, 14, 8 and 6 and I have a little girl who passed away at 5 months of age.

What lessons did you learn from your own mum?What lessons did you learn from your own mum?What lessons did you learn from your own mum?What lessons did you learn from your own mum?

My mum taught me the importance of family and of friends. To always make time for dinners, holidays and time spent with those you

love. She taught me that nurturing our relationships throughout life will always give us the greatest rewards. She taught me how to

entertain well, to always have extra food and drink and to always have my door open to others. She taught me the value of being gener-

ous and the importance of helping others in need. She taught me the importance of finding work that you enjoy and how this can en-

rich your role as a mother. And she taught me that being a mum is the most amazing gift you can be given. Sometimes it's clouded by

the most crushing of fear, but ultimately it offers us the greatest of joy.

Sharon WittSharon WittSharon WittSharon Witt

Resilience and parenting adolescents

How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?

I have two children. A daughter, almost 18, and a son, aged 21.

Best piece of mothering advice you’ve received?Best piece of mothering advice you’ve received?Best piece of mothering advice you’ve received?Best piece of mothering advice you’ve received?

The best piece of parenting advice I have received is to not stress too much. We are all doing the very best we can on any given day

with what we have. Sometimes, we will be exhausted and if all we can manage for dinner is scrambled eggs on toast, then that’s okay.

Don’t beat yourself up and certainly avoid the comparison trap. Don’t compare yourself to other parents and what they are doing. Re-

member, parenting is a full time gig, 24/7. Just do your best and make sure you look after yourself too.

Dr Jodi RichardsonDr Jodi RichardsonDr Jodi RichardsonDr Jodi Richardson

Wellbeing and mental health

How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?How many children do you have? What are their genders and ages?

I have two children: a 10-year-old boy and an 8-year-old girl.

Best piece of mothering advice you can give others?Best piece of mothering advice you can give others?Best piece of mothering advice you can give others?Best piece of mothering advice you can give others?

One of the most important ideas to teach our kids is that it’s completely natural to feel a whole range of feelings, that all feelings are

okay and that all feelings are normal. It’s important for them to know that while feeling happy is wonderful, no-one feels happy all the

time. Teach them to notice and name their feelings, to tolerate the discomfort of difficult feelings, to express their feelings in healthy

ways and that, although some feelings feel hard to bare, they always pass. All of these lessons are priceless.

Our facial expressions, tone of voice and words all contribute to the empathy we share with our kids and are central to validating how

they’re feeling. Whether we agree with them or not, our validation shows them that we get it and that we know it’s hard. Validation is a

first step to helping them feel understood and able to begin winding back their emotional responses.

This is all great advice and wonderful reflections about parenting and being a mum from the Parenting Ideas team. This Mother's Day, I

invite you to reflect on what you enjoy about parenting; to think about the lessons you’ve learned from your own family of origin; to

consider the great advice you’ve received along the way and to think about the learnings that you can share with others. It’s good to sit

back, take stock and be grateful for what we have, what we’ve experienced and what we can share with others.

BOOK FAIRBOOK FAIRBOOK FAIRBOOK FAIR

‘Read MORE in May’‘Read MORE in May’‘Read MORE in May’‘Read MORE in May’

Dear Parents,Dear Parents,Dear Parents,Dear Parents,

Our annual Book Fair will be held in the week commencing May 21Our annual Book Fair will be held in the week commencing May 21Our annual Book Fair will be held in the week commencing May 21Our annual Book Fair will be held in the week commencing May 21stststst. This event is . This event is . This event is . This event is

always extremely popular with children and parents alike. Parents, grandparents, always extremely popular with children and parents alike. Parents, grandparents, always extremely popular with children and parents alike. Parents, grandparents, always extremely popular with children and parents alike. Parents, grandparents,

care givers, aunts and uncles are all invited to view and purchase books.care givers, aunts and uncles are all invited to view and purchase books.care givers, aunts and uncles are all invited to view and purchase books.care givers, aunts and uncles are all invited to view and purchase books.

All books sold will benefit the school as we receive a percentage of the total value of all

books. Books sold will support the school to stock up on resources to enrich your

children's education. Best of all, the Book Fair will provide your children access to more

books. More books means more choice, which means children get to read the books

they want to read. The right book can ignite a passion for reading, so we encourage

families to work together to create a reading culture at home. Reading expands the

mind, nourishes the imagination, and opens a world of possibilities.

Research shows that parental involvement at home, independent reading at school,

and the power of book choice all help make frequent readers. The Book Fair is the

perfect place for your child to discover new books and ignite their love for reading. All

children will be given opportunities to view books and complete ‘wish lists’ before the

Book Fair commences.

The Book Fair will be held from Monday May 21The Book Fair will be held from Monday May 21The Book Fair will be held from Monday May 21The Book Fair will be held from Monday May 21stststst –––– Thursday May 24Thursday May 24Thursday May 24Thursday May 24thththth, 2018., 2018., 2018., 2018.

The Library will be open from 8.15am The Library will be open from 8.15am The Library will be open from 8.15am The Library will be open from 8.15am –––– 8.35am and from 3.00pm 8.35am and from 3.00pm 8.35am and from 3.00pm 8.35am and from 3.00pm –––– 4.30pm each 4.30pm each 4.30pm each 4.30pm each

day.day.day.day.

Children attending OSHC will be invited to visit the fair and make purchases on Children attending OSHC will be invited to visit the fair and make purchases on Children attending OSHC will be invited to visit the fair and make purchases on Children attending OSHC will be invited to visit the fair and make purchases on

Wednesday May 23Wednesday May 23Wednesday May 23Wednesday May 23rd rd rd rd from 4.00pm from 4.00pm from 4.00pm from 4.00pm –––– 4.30pm. 4.30pm. 4.30pm. 4.30pm.

LIWARALIWARALIWARALIWARA RUNNING CLUBRUNNING CLUBRUNNING CLUBRUNNING CLUB

Venue – School Oval.

Day – Every Wednesday and Friday morning.

(Terms 2 and 3).

Time – 8:00 to 8:20am.

Years – 1/2/3/4/5/6.

Students to walk and/or run a set course with the goal of completing as many laps as possible. Number of laps

run are recorded. All students are awarded a certificate with number of laps achieved at the end of Term 3. A

medal will be given to the boy and girl in each year group who achieve the greatest number of laps. Parents and

grandparents are welcome to attend and participate. Kindy and Pre-Primary students are welcome to attend, if

supervised by their parents.

Liwara C.P.S.Liwara C.P.S.Liwara C.P.S.Liwara C.P.S. Cross Country CarnivalCross Country CarnivalCross Country CarnivalCross Country Carnival

Timetable for Wednesday 23rd May, 2018

Preprimary – 09:00am. Year 1’s – 09:25am.

Year 2’s – 09:50am.

Year 3’s – 11:00am

Year 4’s – 11:50am.

Year 5’s – 13:30am.

Year 6’s – 14:10pm. All students are to wear their faction sports uniform and runners of their choice.

Parents are welcome to attend and support their children.

Please be advised that this is an estimated time schedule.

CANTEEN NEWSCANTEEN NEWSCANTEEN NEWSCANTEEN NEWS

Please include your child’s class colour (Red or Green) when you are ordering your children’s lunches online.

This will reduce the time taken to process your order. Thank you.

Welcome back to a new year. Please take the time to look at the Quick Click Welcome back to a new year. Please take the time to look at the Quick Click Welcome back to a new year. Please take the time to look at the Quick Click Welcome back to a new year. Please take the time to look at the Quick Click menu as there are a few new items. https://quickcliq.com.au/menu as there are a few new items. https://quickcliq.com.au/menu as there are a few new items. https://quickcliq.com.au/menu as there are a few new items. https://quickcliq.com.au/

Canteen Roster

11 May11 May11 May11 May————25 May25 May25 May25 May

11 May Amy Style, Sophie Perkins

14 May Melissa Temov, Jasmine Thorpe

15 May Ingrid O’Brien

17 May Tess Mak

18 May Karen McCallum, Narelle Barker

21 May Jodie Deurloo

22 May Michelle Brennan, Sophie Perkins

24 May Amy O’Connor, Alana Agnew

25 May HELP NEEDEDHELP NEEDEDHELP NEEDEDHELP NEEDED

HELP URGENTLY NEEDEDHELP URGENTLY NEEDEDHELP URGENTLY NEEDEDHELP URGENTLY NEEDED

Contact Canteen: Contact Canteen: Contact Canteen: Contact Canteen:

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for the absentee line

before 9.30am9.30am9.30am9.30am.

Leave the child’s name, class and

a brief

description for the absence.

Please do not reply to the computer generated absentee text sent to you if your child is

not at school. We do not receive it.

Welcome back to a new year. Please Welcome back to a new year. Please Welcome back to a new year. Please Welcome back to a new year. Please take the time to look at the Quick take the time to look at the Quick take the time to look at the Quick take the time to look at the Quick Click menu as there are a few new Click menu as there are a few new Click menu as there are a few new Click menu as there are a few new

items. items. items. items.

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Volunteers required

Before & After School Care Vacations Care

Contact Centre Supervisors

0477 994 123

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THURSDAYTHURSDAYTHURSDAYTHURSDAY

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Please direct all enquiries to

sales@jfe.net.au

Order Forms available on website

Full payment is required on ordering. Or-

ders will be dropped off at your child’s

class.

HOLIDAY OPENING HOURSHOLIDAY OPENING HOURSHOLIDAY OPENING HOURSHOLIDAY OPENING HOURS

Monday 30 AprilMonday 30 AprilMonday 30 AprilMonday 30 April

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GENERAL SCHOOL NEWS

P & F P & F P & F P & F

EntertainmentEntertainmentEntertainmentEntertainment

Books Books Books Books

Are currently for sale.Are currently for sale.Are currently for sale.Are currently for sale.

Online and in the Online and in the Online and in the Online and in the

Front office.Front office.Front office.Front office.

Great Mother’s Great Mother’s Great Mother’s Great Mother’s Day Present!Day Present!Day Present!Day Present!

2018201820182018

COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY

BUSINESSBUSINESSBUSINESSBUSINESS

DIRECTORYDIRECTORYDIRECTORYDIRECTORY

The School Community Business Directory is an avenue of support for families within the school. The details listed are not to be used for marketing/advertising purposes or for

commercial mass distribution of material.

LiwaraPBD@gmail.comLiwaraPBD@gmail.comLiwaraPBD@gmail.comLiwaraPBD@gmail.com

http://web.liwara.wa.edu.au/index.php/community-business-directory

LIWARA CATHOLIC LIWARA CATHOLIC LIWARA CATHOLIC LIWARA CATHOLIC

Primary School Primary School Primary School Primary School

Cookbook 2018Cookbook 2018Cookbook 2018Cookbook 2018

Available for purchase in the School front office $25

Have you Have you Have you Have you

enrolled enrolled enrolled enrolled

Your child Your child Your child Your child

into into into into

Pre Kindy?Pre Kindy?Pre Kindy?Pre Kindy?

Family Family Family Family

MattersMattersMattersMatters

P&F Contacts

Secretary and general enquiries

liwarapf@gmail.com

President

liwarapfpresident@gmail.com

Vice President

liwarapfvice@gmail.com

Treasurer

liwarapftreasurer@gmail.com

10 May 2018

LIWARA COMMUNITY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

The Directory raised over $1800 for the school last year! Make the Business Directory your first port of call, when looking

for local products and services. Make a difference to the School, other families and your local

community. Shop here first…

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Friday 18th MayFriday 18th MayFriday 18th MayFriday 18th May

Liwara Awesome Liwara Awesome Liwara Awesome Liwara Awesome Dads Society Dads Society Dads Society Dads Society Lawn Bowls Lawn Bowls Lawn Bowls Lawn Bowls Friday 18th MayFriday 18th MayFriday 18th MayFriday 18th May

Liwara Mothers Night 90s Music Nostalgia

This Friday 11th May

At the Greenwood from 7pm

DJ, finger good and welcome drink

$20 ticket Book with Trybooking only

https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=372493

Friday 18th May

Great prizes to be won!

Collect your sponsorships

now from family, friends &

work colleagues.

Lucky Prize Draw raffle ticket for

every $10 you collect.

Liwara Skate Night

15th June

Liwara Awesome Dads Society (LADS)

invites all Liwara Dads and Father

The Liwara P&F is on Facebook

The Liwara P&F has a Secure Facebook Group for members of the Liwara community only. The

Facebook Group is used for internal events and information for members of the school community.

Applications must be made to the school to confirm eligibility of membership. Submit tear off slip

below to the school office or email to liwarapf@gmail.com and search “Liwara P&F Association” to

request membership or click link https://www.facebook.com/groups/377178798959937/

Membership will only be accepted once eligibility confirmed by the School Secretary. All

members of the School Community wishing to be on Facebook must read the guidelines

contained on the school website. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------——————

LIWARA P&F FACEBOOK GROUP APPLICATION

I ____________________________________would like to request permission to join the Liwara

P&F Association’s Facebook Group Page.

I have read the Policy governing the use of this page and agree to adhere to all terms & conditions.

I understand that my eligibility to for this Facebook Group will cease once I no longer have a child

enrolled at the school.

Name of youngest child and current year at school_______________________________

_______________________ _______________________

Advertise your Second hand uniforms on the

To join the Liwara P&F Facebook page, complete the application form below and then request membership on the ‘Liwara P&F Association’ Facebook page. You can then advertise any second hand clothing for sale. In your post please include photo, size, description of condition (good, ok or worn) and the price.

Second Hand Uniforms