In the absence of our Principal, it is my privilege to compose the article for this instalment of the College newsletter. As we approach the conclusion of Term 3, the school is bustling with activity, encompassing assessments, student conferences, and reporting. Our Unit 4 VCE students are entering a phase of rigorous revision and exam preparations, while our Year 12 VCE VM students are putting the finishing touches on their ultimate assessments. We embark on a journey to celebrate the culmination of their 12-year educational voyage, standing by their side as they commence the last exhilarating stretch toward the finish line.
Given Mr. Brennan has entrusted the leaders of the College to keep the school running in his absence, I feel it only fitting to make trust the theme for this article. Just as a strong foundation supports the growth of a magnificent structure, trust forms the bedrock upon which our school community flourishes. Trust is the bond that unites students, parents, staff, and educators, fostering an environment of collaboration and mutual respect. Our Catholic faith teaches us that trust is integral to our relationship with God, just as we trust in His divine plan for us.
A Prayer for Trust: Inspired by Psalm 28:7
Loving God,
You are my strength and shield,
My rock in whom I trust.
In the midst of uncertainty, I turn to You,
Knowing that Your plans are perfect and just.
As I walk through the challenges of life,
I place my trust in Your unwavering care.
You are my refuge, my constant guide,
In Your presence, I find solace beyond compare.
When doubts arise and fears take hold,
I remember Your promises that never fade.
You lead me beside still waters,
In Your embrace, all worries are laid.
Just as the Psalmist proclaimed,
"The Lord is my strength and my shield,"
I declare my trust in You, O God,
To Your love, I yield.
May my trust in You be a beacon of light,
A testament to Your faithfulness so true.
Guide me, Lord, through every step,
In Your presence, I find strength anew.
Amen.
With trust and blessings,
Laura Ruddick
In the absence of our Principal, it is my privilege to compose the article for this instalment of the College newsletter. As we approach the conclusion of Term 3, the school is bustling with activity, encompassing assessments, student conferences, and reporting. Our Unit 4 VCE students are entering a phase of rigorous revision and exam preparations, while our Year 12 VCE VM students are putting the finishing touches on their ultimate assessments. We embark on a journey to celebrate the culmination of their 12-year educational voyage, standing by their side as they commence the last exhilarating stretch toward the finish line.
Given Mr. Brennan has entrusted the leaders of the College to keep the school running in his absence, I feel it only fitting to make trust the theme for this article. Just as a strong foundation supports the growth of a magnificent structure, trust forms the bedrock upon which our school community flourishes. Trust is the bond that unites students, parents, staff, and educators, fostering an environment of collaboration and mutual respect. Our Catholic faith teaches us that trust is integral to our relationship with God, just as we trust in His divine plan for us.
A Prayer for Trust: Inspired by Psalm 28:7
Loving God,
You are my strength and shield,
My rock in whom I trust.
In the midst of uncertainty, I turn to You,
Knowing that Your plans are perfect and just.
As I walk through the challenges of life,
I place my trust in Your unwavering care.
You are my refuge, my constant guide,
In Your presence, I find solace beyond compare.
When doubts arise and fears take hold,
I remember Your promises that never fade.
You lead me beside still waters,
In Your embrace, all worries are laid.
Just as the Psalmist proclaimed,
"The Lord is my strength and my shield,"
I declare my trust in You, O God,
To Your love, I yield.
May my trust in You be a beacon of light,
A testament to Your faithfulness so true.
Guide me, Lord, through every step,
In Your presence, I find strength anew.
Amen.
With trust and blessings,
Laura Ruddick