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Wishing all Families a Safe and Happy Holiday
I hope that all families have a peaceful and restful holiday break filled with family time. I will be travelling north to see my daughter and her new baby. A time that I will cherish. Perhaps the holiday period would be a good time for students to make a call to an Aunty or Uncle or Grandparents that you will not be able to visit. A call just to say hello, that you care, and show connection. It could make a difference.
The Week That We Call Holy - Holy Week 2025
As we move to the holiday period we move to the closure of our Lenten time. This weekend we commence Holy Week with Palm Sunday (also called Passion Sunday) taking place on Sunday 13April. This is when Jesus rides triumphantly into Jerusalem to the adulation of the crowds.
So how is Holy Week different for you? How will you make this single week, out of the fifty-two in the year, special or holy? Has it been difficult to focus on your faith in this world after the coronavirus; the US election and outcomes; the upcoming Australian election?
There is still time to start, it is never too late. The Lenten period was a time of preparation for the events of the Easter weekend.
The heart of Easter commences on Holy Thursday – the start of the Easter Triduum. Three 24 hour periods remembering the suffering, death, burial and resurrection of Jesus.
As Catholics we are called to attend our Parishes on these very important days.
Holy Thursday is the Mass of the Lords Supper, while Good Friday is the veneration of the Cross (where we vividly recall the journey of Jesus to the cross and then his eventual death).
While the Easter Vigil on Saturday is the main celebration of the period and lasts a little longer and starts later than the usual Saturday mass. It was here that the faithful waited outside the tomb of Jesus. The Jewish Sabbath commenced at sunset on Friday to an hour after sunset the following day, and the body of Jesus was not fully prepared for burial – so they waited during Saturday, praying and mourning.
Finally, we reach Easter Sunday, where Jesus rises and provides hope for the world.
The purpose of the three days is not to re-enact historical events, but rather to engage the paschal mystery as it is being celebrated in the midst of those gathered. The power of this cannot be underestimated.
I wish all families a safe and happy Easter break filled with the promise of hope and encourage all to make the effort to connect with this most powerful faith filled time of our Church. Of course, there will be chocolate eggs and easter buns, but like the commercialization of Christmas, we sometimes lose sight of the true event.
Corpus Christi Does Not Have a Year 10 Formal
Each year every school has a Formal – for the graduating year group. That is Year 12. In past years many schools had a Dinner Dance for Year 10 as that was another exit point for students. The exit points of today are the completion of Year 11 or Year 12 or accessing apprenticeships or the workforce.
There is currently advertising circulating a Corpus Christi Year 10 Formal. This is NOT a school sanctioned event and NO Staff will be present to supervise. This event may go ahead and I wish a wonderful night for all who attend but there is no legal obligation to the school and the event is totally under the responsibility of the parents/ adults booking the venue.
God bless
Mr Wayne Marshall
Principal
At Corpus Christi, we are continuously striving to enhance our students' teaching and learning experiences. Our recent Staff Professional Learning Day focused on an innovative approach we are proud to integrate into our classrooms: Amy Berry's Engagement Continuum. This framework offers an insightful way to foster deeper student engagement and empower learners in their academic journey at our school.
Why is Engagement Important?
Engagement is at the heart of effective learning. Research shows that when students are engaged, they are more likely to retain information, be motivated to learn, and develop a genuine love of learning. It is not just about attending class, it’s about being mentally and emotionally involved in the educational process.
What is the Engagement Continuum?
Amy Berry's Engagement Continuum is a dynamic tool designed to measure and improve student engagement across different levels. The continuum ranges from passive engagement, where students are merely present, to active engagement, where learners are fully involved in their learning process.
This model recognizes that students can be at different stages of engagement at different times and helps teachers to develop strategies that move students along this continuum toward higher levels of involvement and deeper learning.
Practical Applications in the Classroom
At Corpus Christi our teachers are using the Engagement Continuum to refine their teaching practices. Additionally, through regular reflection and feedback, teachers are empowered to monitor each student's progress along the continuum, adjusting their teaching to ensure that all students are continuously moving toward driving their learning.
The Benefits of Amy Berry’s Engagement Continuum
- Differentiated Learning: The continuum allows teachers to differentiate instruction based on the level of engagement, ensuring that all students are supported in their individual learning needs.
- Increased Student Motivation: By recognizing where students are in their engagement journey, teachers can create learning experiences that are both challenging and rewarding, fostering a greater sense of motivation.
- Holistic Development: As students progress along the continuum, they not only grow academically but also develop important life skills, including critical thinking, problem-solving, and the ability to work independently.
By recognising the varying levels of student engagement and implementing targeted strategies, we are continuing to create a learning environment that nurtures curiosity, promotes academic growth, and prepares our students to be lifelong learners. As we continue to embrace this framework, we look forward to seeing how it will enhance our students’ learning experiences, empowering them to take ownership of their education and succeed in all that they do.
Ms Kate Burnett
Acting Assistant Principal
Next Meeting
| Parents' and Friends' Committee | |
| President | Renee Maounis |
| Vice President | Kim Petreski |
| C0- Secretaries | Angela Campbell and Lisa Green |
| Treasurer | Kim McCrudden |
Ms Renee Maounis
Parents' and Friends' Association
President
All Saints Parish News
CONFIRMATION - Year 6 or Older
Celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation Tuesday 1st July & Wednesday 2nd July 2025 7 pm
FIRST HOLY COMMUNION - Year 3 or Older
Celebration of the Sacrament of First Holy Communion Sunday 23rd November 11 am
Support Project Compassion – Every Donation Counts!
So far, our school community has raised $119 for Project Compassion, supporting Caritas Australia’s vital work with vulnerable communities. While this is a great start, we can do even more!
Every donation, no matter how small, helps provide essential resources like education, healthcare, and clean water to those in need. Let’s continue to show our compassion and generosity by giving what we can.
Together, we can make a real difference! Please donate to Project Compassion today.
Year 7 Explore What It Means to Be Catholic
As part of their first topic in Religious Education, our Year 7 students have been exploring the question “What does it mean to be Catholic?” This foundational unit encouraged students to reflect on the key beliefs, practices, and symbols that shape Catholic identity and tradition.
To mark the end of the unit, students were given the opportunity to express their learning creatively by painting wooden crosses. These crosses are not only a reflection of their understanding but also a symbol of their place in our faith community. Each cross has been thoughtfully decorated and will now be displayed in classrooms across the school as a sign of faith, welcome, and unity.
It has been wonderful to witness the enthusiasm and thoughtfulness our newest students have brought to their learning. Their work reminds us all of the richness of our Catholic tradition and the importance of living out our faith in meaningful and visible ways.
We are proud of Year 7 for their efforts and look forward to seeing how they continue to grow in faith, knowledge, and community.
Corpus Christi Students Represent School at Bishop’s Mass
Last week, six of our students had the privilege of representing Corpus Christi at the annual Bishop’s Mass, a special celebration that brings together schools from across the Diocese in a spirit of faith, unity, and mission.
We would like to sincerely thank Elijah Maounis, Anabelle Maounis, Noah Coopes, Emilie Hermann, Karolyn Klemate, and Mia Allard for their participation and reverent presence throughout the liturgy. Whether through reading, presenting the offertory, or simply being part of the gathered community, these students represented our school with pride, respect, and faith.
The Bishop’s Mass is a powerful reminder of our shared Catholic identity and the strength of our community when we come together in prayer and purpose. We are proud of these students for their involvement and thank them for their leadership and witness.
Year 8 Students Attend Bishop’s Mass with Stella Maris and Nazareth Primary Schools
Recently, a group of our Year 8 students had the opportunity to attend the Bishop’s Mass, joining students and staff from Stella Maris and Nazareth Schools for this special diocesan celebration.
The Mass was a beautiful expression of our shared faith and a reminder of the wider Catholic community we belong to. Our students participated reverently and represented Corpus Christi with great respect and enthusiasm. They were particularly inspired by the Bishop’s message, which encouraged young people to live out their faith through everyday actions of kindness, courage, and presence.
It was a wonderful opportunity for our Year 8 students to come together with peers from other schools, connect through prayer, and deepen their understanding of what it means to be part of the Catholic Church today.
We thank our staff for accompanying the students and Stella Maris and Nazareth for their warm welcome and shared spirit.
All Saints Parish Youth Group is Starting in Term 2!
We’re excited to share that the All Saints Parish Youth Group is starting in Term 2, and we can’t wait to welcome both familiar faces and new ones!
Open to all high school students, the youth group is a space to connect, grow in faith, and have fun together. Each gathering includes games, prayer, reflection, and a chance to explore life’s big questions in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Whether you’ve been before or you’re just curious to check it out, you’re always welcome. Bring a friend, bring your energy, and bring your questions!
Please see Compass and the Newsletter for more information
Ms Monique Fennell
Leader of Catholic Life and Mission
Wellbeing Support for the Holidays
As we enter this holiday period, the Pastoral Care Team would like to share some resources to assist parents in accessing support for their child should they require it.
Headspace
eheadspace provides free online and telephone support and counselling to young people 12-25 going through a tough time, and their families and friends.
https://headspace.org.au/eheadspace/
Some helpful factsheets:
Support your young person during the school holidays
How to help a friend going through a tough time
Self-Care for Family and Friends
Supporting your young person – the transition from primary to secondary school
Kids Helpline
24 hour support for kids and young people.
A free, confidential 24-hour counselling service for young Aussies (ages 5-25), that connects with kids on the phone, via email and live WebChat. Telephone: 1800 55 1800 or www.kidshelpline.com.au
Kids Helpline’s website has separate sections for:
- Kids 5-12 years old (including feeling sad over the holidays; thinking about hurting myself)
- Teens and young people 13-25 (loads of questions answered including managing relationships; what happens after school; if you’re concerned about anxiety, depression or suicide and someone you know)
- Parents and carers (including empowering young people to ask for help).
Lifeline
24-hour national telephone crisis counselling service and online counselling
Telephone: 13 11 14 or www.lifeline.org.au
Beyond Blue: National depression initiative
24-hour telephone support and online chat service with links to local services
Telephone: 1300 22 4636 or www.beyondblue.org.au
NSW Government – Education
A great resource that includes what to look out for and what you can do for children and young people at different stages of their lives. Resources available for:
Mental Health Line
1800 011 511
The Mental Health Line is a single number, state-wide 24 hour mental health telephone access service. Anyone with a mental health issue can use the Mental Health Line to be directed to the right care for them. Parents, carers, other health professionals and emergency workers can also use the Mental Health Line for advice about a person’s clinical symptoms, the urgency of the need for care and local treatment options.
Positive Recognition Update
Congratulations to the following students who have received a Bronze award already this term. Students are eligible to receive this award when they have been issued 10 Affirmations. For further information on our awards process, please see the student handbook.
Year 7
Chisholm House: Amelia Perez, Archer Huszar-Peady, Darcy Favorito, Everly Jeffcott, Jacob Bugg, Jaxx Tonegato, Katie Sarin, Logan Goodes, Mason Till, Mikayla Bryant, Millicent Wagstaff, Sadie Chard-Griffiths and Savannah Pepper.
Davis House: Amara Garbayo Vergan, Jack Hopkins, Lily Anastovski, Mace Grimes, Myles Comensoli, Reuben Garbutt and Sebastian Campos.
Deane House: Adam Dunn, Cadence Little, Cooper Roche, Flynn Hutchinson, Hamish Williams, Jensen Roberts, Jude Bartle, Leyly Medina, Mila Garnero and Sophia Comacchio
Ingham House: Alessandra Barrass, Aristotle Katrivessis, Brayden Vella, Ethan Deguara, Gabriella Juta, Grace Griffiths, Harry Funnell, Jacob Dimitrijevic, Jerome Fonoti, Jordyn Andreeski, Joshua McCartin and Kye Micallef
Year 8
Chisholm House: Eden Wright, Leo Sergi, Lexin Wiley, Sofia Mineeff and Victoria Sayle
Davis House: Eleni Michaloudaki, Evan Vlaski, Evie Hodder, Oscar Garbutt, Zaine Harvey and Zephyr Evans
Deane House: Madeline Schonrock, Anabel Sotomayor and Luca Michiles Torres
Ingham House: Joanna Asarloglou and Tanner Douglas
Year 9
Chisholm House: Charlotte Prem, Ethan Seibright, Eva Batters, Indie Griffiths, Kye Morgan, Mason Soligo, Scarlett Jakimoski, Toby Ritchie and Zali Milthorpe
Davis House: Chelsea Formosa, Connor McCurry, Isaac Saunders, Lexi Crittenden, Mataniah Sarmiento and Olivia Koloski.
Deane House: Carolynne Chalmers, Mikhail Manalansan, Jacob Markovski, Mikki Jovanovski, Maicyn Todev and Olivia Ristevski
Ingham House: Alexis Subotic, Kaimika Waters, Oscar Marshall, Sophie Jones and Stefan Boceski
Year 10
Abigail Mader, Chelsea Belo, Dane Aronsten, Ella Koperberg, Gerrardo Frino, Holly Lewis, Isabella Mader, Isla Ling, Jade Markovski, Jaida Cannon, Miriam Nyers, Onika Green, Oscar Cottrell, Ruby Cormack, Sol Parker and Will Green
Year 11
Chase Austin and Grace Shepherd
Year 12
Reon Miller
Congratulations to the following students who received a Silver Award. Students are eligible to receive this award when they have been issued 20 Affirmations.
Year 7
Chisholm House: Bella-Rose Burns, Bronx Callaway, Imogen Christie-Murray and Mia Iacono
Davis House: Blake Langendam, Bruce Thompson, Charlotte McGoldrick, Hannah Dos Santos and Zara Dutton
Deane House: Logan Moncrieff, Maci Clarke and Sienna Hayes
Ingham House: Aston Heseltine and Emily Nichols
Year 8
Chisholm House: Blake Perini and Saffron McNally-Bates
Davis House: Dakota Moore, Elayna Caneva and Norah Honeysett
Deane House: Isabel Scott, Mattias Coquibus and Siair Paillas
Ingham House: Addyson Plummer, Esther-Rose Jovanov, Koa Luce and Lucas Jones
Year 9
Chisholm House: Luke Tsolkas and Victoria Campbell
Davis House: Angus Campbell, Katherine Welsh, Lewis Phipps and Noah Doosey
Deane House: Aidan Jolliffe, Coco Seddon, Harper Gray, Holly O’Brien, Kalani Barrass, Lincoln Blanch and Parker Gilligan
Ingham House: Alani Tanevski, Calahni Dilevski, Jaida Robinson, Sapphire Tudor and Xavier Wicks
Year 10 Athanasi Moulas, Audrey Lima, Dustyn Kotwal, Jack Channells, Jayden Blamire and Zane MacDonald
Ms Amanda Kenneally
Leader of Pastoral Care
The Pastoral Team
Ms Amanda Kenneally (Leader of Pastoral Care), Mr Pat McAuley (Leader of Chisholm House), Ms Hannah Gleeson (Leader of Davis House), Ms Alicia Lockyer (Leader of Deane House), Ms Courtney Tyler(Leader of Ingham House), Mr Daniel Iacono (Leader of Year 10), Ms Ami Harries (Leader of Year 11) and Ms Ellen Setter (Leader of Year 12).
All students MUST BE IN full winter uniform, including a blazer.
To secure your place visit www.ccchsdow.catholic.edu.au to register
Online Orders are available as per the instructions below.
There are a few important points such as:
- Cut off time for online orders is 9:00am
- Orders are for recess and lunch
- Please include your student’s Year Group eg. Year 7, 8 etc on the order NOT the class
Please see details below on how to create an account via the website https://myschoolconnect.com.au
To obtain your Student Id Number you will need to log into Compass which is located under your child's profile.
Please ensure that your child is aware that they have a lunch order and to collect it.
Ms Anne Poulton
Canteen Manager
We would like to give our amazing students the opportunity to showcase and celebrate their talents in the world-renowned ICAS competition again this year.
What is ICAS?
ICAS is an online academic competition that gives students the opportunity to challenge their higher order thinking and problem-solving skills in English, Mathematics, Science, Writing, Spelling Bee, and Digital Technologies. Every student who participates is celebrated and recognised with a printed certificate in each subject area, and an online results report to track development each year.
To learn more about this year’s ICAS competition, visit: (icasassessments.com/products-icas/)
How to Participate in ICAS
If you wish for your child to participate in ICAS this year, please:
- Read about ICAS subjects and prices here: (icasassessments.com/products-icas/)
- Go to the Parent Portal to sign up to chosen subject areas here: (shop.icasassessments.com/pages/pps)
- Enter our school’s access code –KHN997
- Enter your child’s details, select the subject areas your child would like to participate in, then proceed to payment.
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Subject/Paper |
School Years |
Official Sitting Dates |
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Digital Technologies |
Yr 7 |
4 August 2025 |
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Writing |
Yrs 7 - 12 |
6 August 2025 |
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English |
Yrs 7 – 12 |
13 August 2025 |
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Science |
Yrs 7 - 12 |
18 August 2025 |
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Spelling Bee |
Yr 7 |
20 August 2025 |
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Mathematics |
Yrs 7 – 12 |
25 August 2025 |
ICAS Results and Certificates
All assessments will be conducted online, at school. We will notify you of the date(s) that we will run ICAS assessments, and when your child’s ICAS results are ready. Your child’s ICAS certificates will be delivered to school. Once we have received them, we will present them to your child to bring home. The back of the certificate will show your child’s ICAS results and the login details, “TAP ID and Pin”. - Use these to enter the Results Portal orti.icasassessments.com/ortiStudent.
We are excited to be offering ICAS to our students this year and look forward to celebrating their achievements. Please do not hesitate to contact the school office if you have any questions.
Ms Fiona Croft
Leader of Gifted and Talented
NSWCCC Swim
On the 2nd and 3rd of April we had Olivia Blanch, Phoebe Perini, Zoe Bayo, Keeley McCrudden, Lincoln Blanch, Charlee Mackiewicz, Sonny Cocksedge, Kalanni Barrass and Addisyn McCrudden attended the NSWCCC Swimming Championships in Sydney. We had some fantastic results with our senior girls relay team consisting of Olivia Blanch, Phoebe Perini, Zoe Bayo, Keeley McCrudden finishing 3rd in the 4x50m freestyle relay and won GOLD in the 4x50m medley relay. The girls will now progress to the NSW All School Championships in May. Lincoln Blanch also placed 3rd in the 50m and 100m freestyle.
Wollongong Diocese individual success
We have had a number of students make the Wollongong Diocese Rugby League and AFL Team.
Lily Griggs, Ruby Kerr, Wezly Smith, Talon Sacco, Tahj Diamond, Charlie Griffiths, Tom Eirth and Harry O’Shea made the Diocesan Rugby League team. They will now travel to Wagga in May to trial for the Southern Country Team.
Lincoln Blanch made the Southern Country AFL team to compete at the NSWCCC Champs later next term.
U13s and Year 7-9 Girls Soccer U13s and Year 8-10 Boys Soccer
Last week we had four soccer teams compete in the Wollongong Diocese Soccer Competition in Nowra and Campbelltown.
A big thank you to Ms Jensen, Ms Brady, Mr Maculey and Mr Zaris for coaching our teams. A shout out to Mattias, Jordan Sirijovski, David Stojanoski, Lachie Brown, Felix Cachia and Nich Fitzwilliam reffing on the day,
A big congratulations to our Yr 8-9 girls team for placing 4th on the day. They now progress to the football knockout stage next term.
Sidney Bartle of Year 9 has been crowned 2025 National Champion in the U15 Women’s Hammer Throw.
Important Documents
On the Compass Newsfeed you will find the following two documents:
- 2025 Sporting opportunities document. There are many sporting opportunities students are able to get involved in in 2025. Students can now see the “2025 Sporting opportunities” document with all of the sports available to trial for as well as the sign up sheet for the majority of the teams (parents/caregivers can't sign up to trial for a team on behalf of their child). This has been posted to students' compass.
There are a few sports that I do not have the link for yet (these are teams where students need to apply to trial through the Wollongong Diocese). Once I receive these links I will be updating the document so please keep checking it for updates. - Pinned on the Compass page is the 2025 Sports Flyer. This document is an overview of the 2025 sporting opportunities document. The flyer contains the following information:
- Diocesan Sports
- Individual Pathway Sport
- External School entered competitions
- How to register to trial for a Corpus team
- Updated Elite Sportsperson Policy
This will be your first point of call for any information about sport at Corpus. If you have any other questions please contact myself via: hawkesbyk01@dow.cathlic.edu.au
CSNSW Sport
Please see the CSNSW Sport website for all NSWCCC Sporting events that students can nominate to trial for.
Upcoming Events
All of the sign-up sheets can be found on Compass and on the 2025 Sporting Opportunities document
- Netball
- Rugby 7s
- CCCHS Athletics Carnival
CSNSW Newsletter Link
For the calendar of events for 2025 please refer to the Compass Post with the Sports Flyer
Ms Kelsie Hawkesby
Learning Advisor/Leader of Sport
ADF Career Information Session and Breakfast
The recent ADF Breakfast event was a great success, offering attendees valuable insights into careers with the Army, Air Force, and Navy. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions, and explore the diverse pathways available within the Australian Defence Force.
2025 Illawarra Careers Expo
Year 11 and 12 students are invited to express interest in attending the Illawarra Careers Expo with the school on Wednesday, 7th May, at the Illawarra Sports Stadium. Students can sign up via the Google Form on the TaP Google Classroom. While attending the Expo with the school is an option, I highly recommend students visit with a parent or carer to make the most of the event. It’s a great opportunity to discuss career possibilities with those who know you best-your parents.
What is the Illawarra Careers Expo?
Now in its 43rd year, the Illawarra Careers Expo, hosted by Workplace Learning, showcases over 100 exhibitors, including universities, apprenticeship providers, and professional bodies. It’s an excellent opportunity to explore career and education pathways and engage in meaningful discussions with experts who can help guide you on your journey.
MyneSight - Mining Experience Workshop
Recently Year 10 students had the opportunity to visit MyneSight and learn about the diverse range of careers in mining. Thank you Mr Hancock for taking our students.
Defence Work Experience
Applications are open for Defence Work Experience. Students are to apply online and inform me when they have completed their application.
Work Experience 2025
Work Experience offers students short-term placements across various industries, helping them gain valuable insights into the world of work and explore potential career paths.
- Year 10: All students will have the opportunity to participate in work experience during Term 4.
- Years 11 & 12: Students are invited to apply for work experience, but they must ensure it does not interfere with assessments or essential coursework.
For the 2025 Work Experience Guidelines please email Smitht19@dow.catholic.edu.au
Important Note: Work experience is different from work placements, which are a mandatory part of VET courses. For any inquiries regarding TVET, EVET, or SBATs, please contact Mrs. Kellyanne Wynen, VET Coordinator.
Useful Resources
CCCHS Jobs Board
Upcoming Events
- Resume Writing Workshop - every Tuesday at lunch in Davis 1
- Year 10 Work Ready Program - every Wednesday during Learning Circle in the LRC
- 7 May Illawarra Careers Expo
- 20 May NSW Mining Careers Dinner
- 22 May CEODoW Step Into Teaching Scholarship Info Session
Here's to a bright future!
Ms Toni Smith
Learning Advisor
Transition and Pathways Specialist
Smitht19@dow.catholic.edu.au
Ms Rosemary Abdelmessih
Ms Belinda Elliss
LRC Support Staff
Ranier Schoolwear is the school uniform provider for Corpus Christi Catholic High School. Uniforms are available at their Oak Flats uniform shop or online at https://shop.ranier.com.au.
Location: Unit 6, 17-19 Industrial Road, Oak Flats, NSW 2529.
Phone: (02) 4256 4963
Email: corpus@ranier.com.au
Shop Hours: (During school terms)
- Monday 1:00pm – 6:00pm
- Tuesday 8:00am – 1:00pm
- Thursday 1:00pm – 6:00pm
If you know your child’s uniform size, you can order online via https://shop.ranier.com.au with home delivery or click-and-collect options. Please note that online orders are only processed during shop opening hours. Orders place during school or public holidays will be picked and packed when the shop re-opens.
For any exchange, the item must be in original condition (unworn, unwashed,
unaltered, with tags attached) and in its original packaging. Some exclusions may
apply.
Winter Uniform Ordering
Ranier Website
Both new and existing parents with previous accounts need to register on the new site using their email address, choosing Corpus Christi, then entering the activation code.
Ranier website: shopranier.com.au
On the website you can:
- View images and prices of all products on one page
- View school uniform policy
- Easily book appointments for fittings
- View status and history of purchases
- Choose click and collect or home delivery
Orders placed for home delivery are despatched from the Uniform Shop on the next trading day
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter.
Ranier is excited to announce a new and improved online shop platform starting this term. In addition to the existing features that have served families well, we have
introduced new features to improve your user experience. Our website is suitable for
use on all mobile devices including iPads, tablets and mobile phones.
Click & Collect – Online Ordering
Visit ranier.com.au. Registration requires the exact student name and student number to be entered. The school password (corpchris2529) is also required to register. Email Ranier at custservice@ranier.com.au for any problems registering. Uniforms ordered online will need to be collected from the Uniform Shop during opening hours.
Uniform Pool
If you require second-hand uniforms there is a Corpus Christi Oak Flats Uniform Pool page on Facebook. This is not run by the school but feel free to check it out for any uniform needs.
Ms Jennifer Niduaza
Ranier Design Group
Due to safety concerns, students are not to exit the school grounds in the afternoon through the glass foyer. All students are required to use the walking path around to the drop-off bay or Moore Street exit. The only exceptions are any disabled students or students with an injury.
A reminder to parents about double-parking and blocking traffic flow before and after school. This INCLUDES ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS. Cars are to keep moving through the kiss and drop area. If there are no spots available. Please do not stop and block the traffic flow.
Please be aware that hefty fines apply for these offenses and consideration of the local businesses and the safety of students is paramount.
Senior students and families are reminded to follow the rules when parking near and around the school grounds and to be considerate of the neighbours.
We have an increasing number of students presenting to the office to sign out with no note in Compass for them to leave. If you require your child to leave early for a planned appointment or other reason this should be entered in Compass before the departure day and time. If there is a note in Compass the student can come down and sign out through the office.
If you are unable to access Compass a parent or nominated emergency contact will need to come in and sign your child out.
Unwell Students
Information for Illness/Misadventure for assessments or tasks is in your child's Compass.
Student ID Cards
Please remind your child to have their Student ID Card at school everyday.
Regards
Office Administration Team
Are you feeling overwhelmed? Do you feel like you need some more support with parenting?
CatholicCare Wollongong offer professional counselling services to support you through life's challenges. Their counsellors provide a listening and independent ear and will equip you with strategies and tools for coping with stress and major life changes.
Counselling is available in-person in Nowra, Wollongong and Campbelltown or via phone or online.
Visit our website to learn more: https://catholiccare.
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Counselling Services for Students |
Website |
Phone |
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Reach Out |
Chat online Join a forum |
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LifeLine |
13 11 14 |
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Kids Helpline |
Chat online Email counselling |
1800 55 1800 |
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Suicide Call Back Service |
www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au Chat online |
1300 65 94 67 |
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Headspace |
Chat online |
4220 7660 |
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Respect |
Chat online |
1800 737 732 |