Year 1
School photos will have hopefully arrived home safely yesterday in your child/children’s school bag. Family photos were given to the eldest child to bring home. Additional information was previously shared here in regards to how families can view and purchase extracurricular group school photos. Leon Bolding Principal
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As part of the Making Jesus Real initiative here at St Dominic’s School, we recognise the Spirit of Jesus moments that occur in our everyday lives, whether it be holding the door open for someone or picking up rubbish. In each classroom, teachers celebrate the Spirit of Jesus by providing opportunities for students…
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Accessing SEQTA Engage The Pre-Primary to Year 6 Mid Year Reports will be live on the SEQTA Engage website https://stdominics.coneqt-p.cathednet.wa.edu.au/ on Wednesday, 28th June at 4:00pm. The site will be accessible using your previously set up username and password. To ensure access when the reports go live, you may wish to check your details prior to…
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At St Dominic’s, we understand the importance of healthy eating and the impact it can have on our students overall wellbeing. In addition to other initiatives like ‘Crunch and Sip‘, we are excited to announce that in partnership with Foodbank WA, we have introduced a new Wednesday morning School Breakfast Club. There is no doubt…
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Mini Vinnies are holding a fundraiser for the Archbishop’s LifeLink Appeal on Thursday, 29th June! Pre-Primary to Year 6 students are encouraged to wear a hoodie/oodie or jumper with free dress for a gold coin donation! Don’t forget that it is a sport day, so runners and suitable clothing should also be worn so that…
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The Parish is once again celebrating Children’s Liturgy during the Sunday 9.30am Mass at St Dominic’s, Innaloo. I encourage parents to bring their children to this Mass where the children will be welcomed before being led to their own special liturgy in the Parish Centre. By covering the Sunday Gospel and readings at a level…
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Every year, all schools in Australia participate in the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (NCCD). The NCCD process requires schools to identify information already available in the school about supports provided to students with disability. These relate to legislative requirements under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 and the Disability Standards…
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