Welcome Back

Welcome back to Term 2. I hope you all had a wonderful break and are relaxed for the start of the second term. As we begin this new term, I extend a warm welcome to Mrs Ebonie Mackenzie, our new Kindy Teacher. We also welcome two new special needs assistants Miss Ella Collins and Miss Bri Wilson.

We encourage all families to stay connected with the school through our regular communication channels, including our newsletter, SEESAW and website. These provide valuable information about school events, activities, and achievements, as well as tips and resources to support your child's learning and wellbeing.

Many Gifts, One Spirit

At Good Shepherd Catholic School, our motto encapsulates the spirit of unity and diversity that thrives within our classrooms, playgrounds, and beyond.

“Many Gifts” represents that we believe that each individual within our community possesses unique gifts and talents. Every child at Good Shepherd brings something valuable to our community, whether it be in academics, sports, arts, music, leadership, or service. We foster an inclusive environment where all students are encouraged to explore and develop their individual gifts, appreciating the diversity that enriches our school culture.

"One Spirit" represents the unity and harmony that binds us together as a community. It highlights our shared values, sense of belonging, and the strong relationships built among students, teachers, parents, and staff. At Good Shepherd, we strive to cultivate a nurturing environment where everyone feels supported, respected, and connected. This spirit of togetherness fosters a positive and inclusive atmosphere where students can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.

Child Safe

The well-being and safety of all students is the highest priority for Good Shepherd Catholic School.  Good Shepherd Catholic School is committed to child safety and leading and supporting a child-safe culture for all our schools, care centres and communities. We encourage and support every member of our school communities to make good decisions that always keep the best interests of the child or young person first.

More information can be located on our school website: Child Safety – Good Shepherd (gsl.wa.edu.au)

ANZAC Day Liturgy

Thankyou to Mrs Cardi and our year 6 students who prepared and presented the ANZAC service. I was so proud of all the students who were very respectful during this service. Anzac Day is held on April 25 each year, it is a national day of remembrance for Australians and New Zealanders at home and around the world. The day marks the anniversary of the first big military action by Australian and New Zealand soldiers in World War I on April 25, 1915.

God Bless

Nic Gaglia

Principal