Community, Care & Celebration at Calvary
Community, Care & Celebration at Calvary
It’s been a vibrant and positive few weeks across our College community!
Last week’s Thank a First Responder Day was outstanding. It was wonderful to see so many members of our community pass through the College — representing various first response groups – Police, Firefighters, SES, Ambulance. Those who came enjoyed a delicious donut, a coffee and a classic sausage on bread! All given along with a special hand written and coloured message from our primary students. This day was made even more special with a visit from our very own – Poppylillac Gough. Poppy, an ex-student of Calvary, was the young lady who, as the daughter of a first responder, began the amazing initiative – The Poppy Project – that supports the children of first responders. Visit The Poppy Project FB page for more details.
A special thank you to our Senior Hospitality students whose beautiful high tea was a real highlight — not only showcasing great food and service, but also supporting a worthy cause: Brighter Lives Townsville. Another great event thank you to Mrs Trudi Slater and her team of committed and passionate supporters.
Calvary Education Group were also pleased to support Live FM’s 'Come Alive' Appeal, with Townsville once again showing its generosity and raising well above the target for this important annual fundraiser.
I had the pleasure of playing the role of a 'Shark' in our Year 8 Business class Shark Tank, and I thoroughly enjoyed hearing our students’ innovative business proposals. Well done to Mr Turner and all involved!
It delighted me to watch, on Thursday, our beautiful Primary students - all dressed immaculately - 'WOW wonderful walking' to the Calvary church building for their photographs. I am so proud of their respect and the way they were consistently demonstrating our Calvary Values. I look forward to seeing the class photos!
Our car park improvements are well underway, and we thank you for feedback and support. A reminder to all families and visitors: please drive 15km/h and take extra care in shared spaces to ensure the safety of our students, their families and staff.
As we look ahead, I’m excited for our upcoming Athletics Carnival — always a great way to close out Term 2 — alongside celebrating academic achievements before we head into a well-deserved break over the winter months.
Thank you for your ongoing support of our College.
Blessings,
Mrs Robyn Hair