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Mid-Year Holiday and Winter Solstice
The winter solstice passes this weekend, hidden under the excitement of State of Origin, the World Test Cricket result, the NRL and the coming end of Term 2. This is the day where the daylight hours are shortest and the nighttime darkness the longest.
In Australia the week prior and the four-week period immediately after this is the coldest time of the year as the water, atmosphere and land halts growth; and then slowly starts to gain more warmth from the sun. So, this cold time is a fitting time to have a few weeks holiday where we can gather strength for the coming period of spring growth.
Similar to the weather, the school year will commence to 'heat' up upon our return to Term 3, with Year 11 moving towards their Preliminary Course Exams and the selection of the new School Leaders for 2026.
The Year 12 group encounter the HSC Trial exams and then have a period of focused study leading to several farewell events towards the end of Term. All this leads to them commencing their HSC Exams in Term 4.
For the rest of the students the warmer weather should bring a reflection on the learning gains made this year and a consolidation of this as we move towards the growth from one Year group to another at the Christmas break.
I wish all families a restful and refreshing holiday period spent with family and friends. Next Term commences with the returning to quality learning and teaching.
What a wonderful day Corpus Christi Day was
The celebration of Corpus Christi Day (my first) was all that I was told it was going to be. The social justice activities followed by a very prayerful mass led to the culmination of the day with the carnival and food fair. A big thank you to all Staff who aided to making the day so lovely and to all students on their good behaviour, reverence and spirit.
We Need Some Trials in our Lives
A man found a cocoon of a butterfly. One day a small opening appeared. He sat and watched the butterfly for several hours as it struggled to force its body through that little hole. Then it seemed to stop making any progress. It appeared as if it had gotten as far as it could, and it could go no further.
So the man decided to help the butterfly. He took a pair of scissors and snipped of the remaining bit of the cocoon. The butterfly then emerged easily. But it had a swollen body and small, shriveled wings.
The man continued to watch the butterfly because he expected that, at any moment, the wings would enlarge and expand to be able to support the body, which would contract in time.
Neither happened! In fact, the butterfly spent the rest of its life crawling around with a swollen body and shriveled wings. It never was able to fly. What the man, in his kindness and haste, did not understand was that the restricting cocoon and the struggle required for the butterfly to get through the tiny opening were Life's way of forcing fluid from the body of the butterfly into its wings so that it would be ready for flight once it achieved its freedom from the cocoon.
Sometimes struggles are exactly what we need in our lives. Remember nature needs no help, just no interference. There are processes of life, things we all go through. The struggles are a part of our journey and are preparing us for what awaits. They are preparing us to fly.
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God bless
Mr Wayne Marshall
Principal
The annual Corpus Christi Day is a celebration of not just the school but also a wonderful reminder of the strength and power of community. It was a day filled with meaningful activities that highlighted the importance of coming together to support the community, to celebrate shared values, and to enjoy time together.
One of the key elements of Corpus Christi Day is the focus on social justice and supporting vulnerable groups in our community. As part of our celebration, students and staff were encouraged to engage in charitable efforts aimed at helping those in need. This included the donation of essential goods and raising awareness for local organisations that support the homeless and other marginalised groups. By participating in these efforts, we were reminded of the importance of empathy, kindness, and the role each of us can play in making a positive impact on others.
The school community then came together in a spirit of unity and reflection in the celebration of Mass at Nazareth Catholic Church. Having all the school community together in one space to mark 20 years of Corpus Christi was a special moment in the life of the school. Following this, the tone of the day shifted to one of fun and celebration. The afternoon was filled with exciting rides, games, and food stalls, providing everyone with the chance to relax, unwind, and enjoy the company of friends and staff. Laughter and smiles were in abundance.
I thoroughly enjoyed my first Corpus Christi Day. It was a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the connections within our school community. It was a reminder of the importance of working together, celebrating our shared values, and also enjoying each other’s company.
Ms Lisa Costabile
Assistant Principal
Community Service Champion Award
Ian Haines is an exceptional student whose unwavering dedication and compassion shine through in all aspects of school life. As a valued member of our community, Ian consistently brings enthusiasm, initiative, and a spirit of generosity to everything he does. His natural leadership is particularly evident in his role as a cadet, where he demonstrates a deep sense of civic responsibility. Whether guiding peers during ANZAC events or speaking with grace and sincerity at the Ash Wednesday liturgy on short notice, Ian always carries himself with dignity and pride, embodying the values of reflection, faith, and service under pressure.
Beyond formal occasions, Ian’s everyday contributions are equally impactful. He is a consistent source of positivity, kindness, and quiet leadership, always willing to assist staff and students with genuine warmth. As a rising member of the Social Justice teams, Ian has already made a significant mark—motivating peers, organising events, and championing causes like Project Compassion. His efforts during Shrove Tuesday and his proactive organisation of school barbecues highlight his initiative and dedication. Ian’s mature outlook, selfless nature, and commitment to community service makes him an inspirational example for others to follow.
The P & F would also like to acknowledge the other candidates :
- Luke Turnbull
- Lara Kate Gray
- Izaac Negro
- Amy Hehir
- Jasmine Wright
- Giaan Johnstone
- Lucas Petreski
- Elias Maounis
- Ethan Deguara
- Ruby Smith
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
Bishop Brian Visits Year 12
Last week, our Year 12 students had the distinct pleasure of hosting Bishop Brian. The visit was an inspiring experience, where students had the opportunity to learn about being active members of society through the lens of faith. Bishop Brian shared valuable insights on how faith can guide our actions and decisions, fostering a more compassionate and engaged community.
A highlight of the visit was the small, private lunch held with student leaders, Bishop Brian, and members of the Catholic Education Office (CEO). This intimate setting allowed our student leaders to discuss their aspirations and future goals with the Bishop. The conversation was enriching and provided a unique perspective on leadership and service.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Bishop Brian for his time and wisdom. His visit left a lasting impact on our Year 12 students, encouraging them to integrate faith into their daily lives and future endeavours.
Corpus Christi Day
On Thursday, 12 June, the Corpus Christi High School community joyfully celebrated our Feast Day. The Feast of Corpus Christi Mass served as a significant moment for our school to gather as a Catholic community and reflect on the importance of the Eucharistic celebration.
We began the day with initiatives, where students participated in various social justice and team-building activities, demonstrating our commitment to service and community. We then had a whole-school Mass at All Saints Church in Shellharbour, a meaningful service that highlighted our unity and faith, to start the 20th year of Corpus Christi.
Year 12: These students dedicated their efforts to creating nearly 400 sandwiches for the homeless, showcasing their compassion and dedication to helping those in need.
Year 11: These students started packing bags for foster children with Hope in a Suitcase
Year 10: Students created messages of hope and assembled hygiene packs for youth in juvenile detention.
Deane: Students packed hygiene products for the St. Vinnies Winter Appeal. These essential items will be distributed to local families and the homeless, providing much-needed support during the colder months.
Chisholm: Students created posters to raise awareness about child slavery.
Ingham: Students put together support packs for people affected by domestic violence.
Davis: Students assembled care packs, created bracelets, and helped tidy the school garden.
Continuing the Corpus tradition, our students enjoyed a variety of food and rides at the mini fair. A massive thank you to all the staff involved, from duties, to dunk tanks.
Additionally, a huge thank you to the students and staff who performed in "Bread and Jam" throughout the day. The Staff band, featuring Mr. Batman, Mr. Paul, Mr. Cavanagh and Mr. Ryan, delivered a fantastic final act that closed the festivities on a high note.
A special mention goes to our fantastic food vendors who contributed to the success of our Feast Day celebrations. Amigos provided delicious and hearty meals that were enjoyed by all, while Ken's Cones delighted students with an assortment of refreshing ice cream treats. Dean's Mini Doughnuts were a hit, offering warm, sugary delights that everyone savoured. Steve's Pizza Truck served up mouth-watering pizzas that were a crowd favourite, and Dippin' Dots brought a fun, futuristic twist with their unique ice cream beads. We are incredibly grateful for their participation and the wonderful culinary experiences they provided for our community.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the parents who donated, the students who ran stalls, and especially the administration staff who ensured the day ran smoothly.
Mass
Activities
Aging with confidence Workshop
On Friday, 13 June, Students from years 10-12 participated in an Aging with Confidence workshop offered by Catholic Care at the Fraternity Club.
This workshop, spoken by Robert Fitzgerald OAM, explored critical issues facing older Australians today - including elder abuse and ageism - while offering practical insights and strategies for ageing with dignity, purpose and positivity.
A massive congratulations to the students who participated in the workshop with maturity and confidence. Please keep an eye out for upcoming ways to support the elderly.
St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal Term 2 Initiative
As followers of Christ, we are challenged to make a preferential option for the poor as it is important to create conditions for marginalised voices to be heard, to defend the defenceless, and to assess lifestyles, policies and social institutions in terms of their impact on the poor. The St Vincent de Paul Society is committed to actively and passionately speaking out against the causes of poverty and inequality on behalf of the people we serve. Please watch the video attached on the excellent work St Vincent de Paul does in the community.
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
Ms Monique Fennell
Leader of Catholic Life and Mission
Congratulations to the following students who have received a Bronze award in the last two weeks. 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: Gabriella Balangon, Imogen Christie-Murray, Ray Holder and Vasko Dabeski
Davis House: Elden Bijo Xavier
Ingham House: Brylee Mendis
Year 8
Davis House: Evan Russell, Evie Dorling and Lucas Cartwright
Ingham House: Aiden Koloski, Maison Benson and Rose Varela De Sousa
Year 9
Davis House: Hamish Davies, Elizabeth Miller and Mia Stannard
Ingham House: Connor Mac Guinness and Jaxon Coussens
Year 10
Kobi Oscroft, Caden Cooper, Lilyan Brannan and Sienna Schuldt
Year 11
Egan Lewis, Lily Ritchie, Abbey Langford and Christian McCorkell
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: Evie Silva, Sadie Chard Griffiths and Joshua Suartama
Davis House: Grace Lipovic-Leggett
Deane House: Amari Parsons, Marli Egan, Torren Smith, Isaac Ballinger, Reid Coelho and Riya Angadi
Ingham House: Amelia Teo, Liam Neuschwanger, Ava Kirk and Zoey Rigby
Year 8
Chisholm House: David Stojanoski, Harvey Verdon, Sienna Williamson and Zane Gillespie
Davis House: Felix Cachia, Mikayla Shepherd, Oscar Garbutt and Samuel McQuade
Deane House: Alexis Chase, Leila Volkanovski and Peter Soulakelles
Year 9
Chisholm House: Kye Morgan and Indie Griffiths
Davis House: Lexi Crittenden
Deane House: Carolynne Chalmers and Kaitlyn Thomas
Ingham House: Christian Forlano, Hamish Rose and Tahj Dimond
Year 10: Amarlie Corbeski
A VERY big congratulations to the following students who received a Gold Award. Students are eligible to receive this award when they have been issued 30 Affirmations. A wonderful accomplishment so early in the year.
Year 7 Chisholm House: Luke Norris and Sean Timbs
Year 7 Davis House: Adelle Gray, Georgia Mulligan and Sophie Taylor
Year 7 Ingham House: Brax O’Donnell
Year 8 Chisholm House: Audrey Hodges, Blake Perini, Issak Nelkoski and Marco Alves
Year 8 Davis House: Dakota More, Elayna Caneva, Norah Honeysett and Zahli Cox
Year 8 Deane House: Alexia Mihailov and Siair Paillas
Year 8 Ingham House: Esther-Rose Jovanov and Koa Luce
Year 9 Chisholm House: Charlie Micallef
Year 9 Davis House: Angus Campbell
Year 9 Deane House: Lincoln Blanch
Year 9 Ingham House: Kobi Lorkin
Year 10: Izaac Negro and James Sotomayor
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).
Mia Petrolo and Bri Sousa have been in Orlando, Florida, representing AirBorn Cheerleading in an International competition.
After eight months of dedicated training and a massive two-day competition, their team has proudly secured the International championship title. It’s been an incredible achievement, and we’re so proud of their hard work and commitment.
Ms Castles’ Year 10 Visual Arts Elective class travelled to Bowral to visit the Ngununggula Gallery and view the exhibition Tender.
This exhibition showcased the work of seven Australian female painters, each responding to the theme of Tender in unique and powerful ways.
Students were lucky enough to be guided through the exhibition by a very knowledgeable gallery educator, who was particularly impressed by their curiosity and thoughtful engagement with the artworks—some of which were quite abstract and challenging to interpret at first glance.
One of the exhibiting artists was Laura Jones, last year’s Archibald Prize winner. Students were excited to see a collection of her work in person, especially after viewing her winning portrait during the Year 9 overnight trip to Sydney.
Following the gallery tour, students participated in a still life drawing workshop led by artist Lily Cummings. This hands-on session was a highlight, giving students valuable time to develop their drawing skills and learn directly from a practicing artist.
A close second to the art itself was—of course—a quick stop at McDonald’s on the way home to refresh and recharge!
A big thank you to the Year 10 Art class for their openness, enthusiasm, and respectful engagement throughout the excursion, and to Ms Thompson and Ms Lewis for coming along and supporting the day.
Ms Tammie Castles
Learning Advisor
Year 12 Student Leaders Raffle Winners
We’re excited to share that the Year 12 Student Leaders Raffle has been drawn! A huge thank you to everyone who supported this initiative by purchasing tickets — your generosity helps make a real difference.
We’d also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the local businesses (see below) who kindly donated prizes. Your support is truly appreciated and helped make this raffle a great success!
Congratulations to all our lucky winners:
- Leanne Sims
- Skye Kollias
- Natalie Kaplan
- Karen Smith
- Matilda Pearson
- Rosie Batters
- Jane Hulbert
- Anthony Golic
- Gavin Bates
- Slav Stojanoski
- Reon Miller
- Hannah Nicholson
- Claudia De Sousa
- Angela Favorito
- Nicole Hensman
- Alison Rose
- Michele Mulliet
- Kelli Wells
- Emily Vaughan
- Damien O’Brien
Ms Ellen Setter
Year 12 Leader
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
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 Cross Country
On Wednesday 11 June Gianna Jaksic, Chelsea Baxter, Mason Jimenez, Reid Coelho, Parker Burce, Taj Clare, Eli Phillips, Oliver Smith and Macleay Kesby all attended the NSWCCC Cross Country event at the Sydney Equestrian Centre. We had some outstanding results with Macleay Kesby finishing 2nd in the 18+ Boys event.
Macleay will now attend the NSW All Schools Cross Country Championships on Tuesday 22 July at the Sydney Equestrian Centre. Well done to all students involved.
U15s Girls Rugby 7s
Last week our U15s girls 7s team competed at the Dom Du Toit Trophy. Our girls went through the competition undefeated. A big thank you to Mrs Filan, Ms Brady and Mr Fred Siasat for coaching the team. Well done girls.
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
- Opens Hockey
- Opens Volleyball
- Basketball
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
STEMC Careers Day – Inspiring the Next Generation of Innovators
Recently, Transport for NSW, in collaboration with the NSW Department of Education, hosted the annual STEMC Careers Day - a dynamic event that connected high school students with real-world STEMC professionals and projects shaping the future of transport.
Students explored hands-on exhibits showcasing the latest in virtual reality, drones, and artificial intelligence, gaining insights into how emerging technologies are transforming the industry.
The day featured engaging sessions on career pathways, apprenticeships, and graduate programs, as well as an empowering Women in STEMC Q&A panel, where students heard from industry leaders.
It was a great opportunity for students to engage directly with professionals and be inspired by the exciting possibilities a career in STEMC can offer. Special thanks to Mr Herron and Mr Pjanic for taking our students.
Year 10 UOW Discovery Day
Last Tuesday, Year 10 students had the opportunity to experience a day in the life of a university student. They took part in a range of hands-on activities across disciplines such as Engineering, Nursing, and Education. The day was designed to give students a taste of different career pathways and help them start thinking about their future study options. Many students enjoyed the chance to explore new subjects, meet university staff and students, and ask questions about life after high school. It was a valuable and inspiring experience that broadened their understanding of what university has to offer.
SES Youth Internship Program - Expressions of Interest are now open
The program provides young people with the opportunity to:
- Experience the commitment involved in being part of a community volunteer service
- Explore various roles within the NSW SES
- Engage with other local emergency services
- Develop leadership and teamwork skills
- Build confidence in a supportive environment
Over 10 weeks, participants will receive training and experience in areas such as:
- First Aid / CPR including AED use
- Flood safety and storm response
- Communication skills and radio use
- Volunteer safety awareness
- Introduction to emergency services networks
This program is open to students in Years 9 and 10 who are 15 or 16 years of age, Interested students are to sign up via the EOI on the TaP Google Classroom.
Free Holiday Workshop - Work Skills - Getting ready for work
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
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Resume Writing Workshop - every Tuesday at lunch in Davis 1
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UOW Early Entry opens - 16 June
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White Card Training - 26 June
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UOW Open Day - 28 June
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UOW Ace your Early Admission Application Webinar - 30 June
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
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
Shop Closure Details
- Every Thursday from 19 June to 14 August
- Monday 7 to Thursday 10 July (inclusive)
Customers can continue to place online orders, staff will pick and pack when we resume trading on Monday 14 July.
We thank you for your understanding.
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 (Not on the school site)
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.
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
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.
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.
PCYC Safer Drivers Course
What is the Safer Drivers Course? The Safer Drivers Course is a structured program designed by Transport for New South Wales to help young drivers manage risks on the road and develop safe driving habits. By focusing on speed management, hazard awareness, gap selection, and managing distractions, the course provides practical tools to reduce the likelihood of accidents and improve road safety.
How Does It Work? The course consists of two modules:
- Module 1: A three-hour interactive group session where participants learn strategies for safe driving, including speed management and hazard perception.
- Module 2: A two-hour in-car coaching session where participants apply their learning under the guidance of a professional instructor.
Who Is Eligible? Participants must meet the following criteria:
- Be under 25 years old.
- Hold a valid NSW learner licence.
- Have completed at least 50 log book hours of on-road driving (excluding bonus hours), including some night driving.
Benefits for Your Students:
- 20 Bonus Log Book Hours: Students receive 20 additional log book hours, making it easier to achieve the required hours for a provisional licence.
- Enhanced Driving Skills: The course instils safe driving habits, hazard awareness, and low-risk driving strategies.
- Confidence and Independence: Students gain the tools they need to navigate real-world driving scenarios and distractions with confidence.
Cost and Accessibility: The Safer Drivers Course costs $140. The NSW Government also offers 1,000 free places annually for eligible participants from disadvantaged backgrounds or Aboriginal communities. Participants may be eligible for a discounted rate if they meet the criteria of the Transport for NSW (TfNSW) Disadvantaged Learner initiative:
- Hold a valid Centrelink Pension Concession or Health Care card in the Learner’s name.
- Are in Out of Home Care (OOHC).
- Are a current, or former, participant in the TfNSW Driver Licensing Access Program (DLAP).
Where Is the Course Available? PCYC Lake Illawarra runs Safer Driver Courses from Lake Illawarra, Dapto, and Warrawong (coming soon).
Partner with Us: We’d love to work with your school to promote the Safer Drivers Course to your students. This program is an excellent way to help them build life skills and achieve greater independence.
For more information or to book a session, visit PCYC Safer Driver Course Bookings or contact 42964448.
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 |