Welcome.....St Anne's School was founded by the Sisters of Mercy and officially opened 23 May 1925. Our school provides students from Prep to Year Six with a contemporary and well-balanced Catholic education in a family atmosphere. The school family consists of a caring and willing group of parents and students, together with a dedicated and experienced staff.
St Anne’s Catholic Primary School is located in the coastal town of Sarina, in the Rockhampton Diocese. The student population of the school remains relatively stable. Parents believe that St Anne’s offers their children a quality educational curriculum in an environment of care and nurturing, support and respect. The school has a very strong sense of community ownership. Strong support exists between staff, students and parents with a very active and dedicated Parents and Friends Committee and School Board. |
Community News....
ST VINCENT DE PAUL WINTER APPEAL
St Anne's are now collecting items for the 2021 St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal. Together we can make Jesus real! If you have any winter clothing that you and your family no longer wear, we will happily donate them to St Vincent de Paul. Items that we can donate include:
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WHY DOES ST ANNE’S SUPPORT ST VINCENT DE PAUL?
Through the Gospel we are taught to be aware of the poor and needy. In his lifetime, Jesus was aware of all people who were in need, He was compassionate towards them and helped them. We are also taught to challenge injustices. Jesus spoke out against injustices of all kinds and challenged the unjust rules of his time. In keeping with our Mercy charism and following the example of Catherine McAuley and the Sisters of Mercy, we are called to reach out to people through showing kindness and compassion. By following Catherine McAuley’s example and that set by the Sisters of Mercy we too can ‘feed the hungry’, ‘give drink to the thirsty’, ‘shelter the homeless’ and ‘clothe the naked’. So much can be achieved just by doing our bit with the appeal.
Through the Gospel we are taught to be aware of the poor and needy. In his lifetime, Jesus was aware of all people who were in need, He was compassionate towards them and helped them. We are also taught to challenge injustices. Jesus spoke out against injustices of all kinds and challenged the unjust rules of his time. In keeping with our Mercy charism and following the example of Catherine McAuley and the Sisters of Mercy, we are called to reach out to people through showing kindness and compassion. By following Catherine McAuley’s example and that set by the Sisters of Mercy we too can ‘feed the hungry’, ‘give drink to the thirsty’, ‘shelter the homeless’ and ‘clothe the naked’. So much can be achieved just by doing our bit with the appeal.
RECONCILIATION WEEK BISCUITS
To celebrate the end of National Reconciliation Week for 2021, Reconciliation Takes Action ~ More than Words, the staff and students were treated to Lemon Myrtle and Wild Rosella biscuits made by staff with the rosella grown right on the school grounds and lemon myrtle supplied by Mrs Tatchell. Mrs H made sure that everyone was included baking gluten free biscuits! Sharing our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultures is something that St Anne’s do particularly well and we are always looking at how we can take action in a variety of ways. Our attention now turns to NAIDOC celebrations with some exciting events planned. Thank you to Mrs Dickens , Mrs Penola and Mrs H for assisting, being my team of supporting cooks in helping to bake and deliver this wonderful food for everyone to share. |
P&F THERMOMIX RAFFLE
This year all money raised from the St Anne's Garden Party and the Thermomix raffle will go towards upgrades to the senior playground! Win a TM6 Thermomix. Only 300 tickets will be sold. It is so easy to purchase a ticket simply scan the QR code or visit: http://www.rafflelink.com.au/stannessarina. |
SACRAMENTAL NEWS - ST MICHAEL'S PARISH
Preparation for the Sacrament of Confirmation will begin this term. Dates are outlined below:
Dates for the Sacrament of First Communion are yet to be determined and will be communicated once finalised. If you have any questions about the Sacrament preparation, please contact Mr Presley or the Southern Cluster of Parishes Office cluster@smky.catholics.org.au |
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ENROLMENT APPLICATIONS Enrolments for Prep are currently being taken for the 2022 school year. If you have a child due to commence Prep next year born between 1 July 2016 and 30 June 2017, please complete an online enrolment form. Enrolments for Years 1 - 6 are also currently being taken for 2022. Interviews will commence this term. For all enrolments we need to sight the original birth certificate or have a certified copy please. |