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A huge thankyou to all those who assisted with the St. Liborious entry in the Dahlia and Arts Parade.
Our arts team of Claire and Steph led the community in making a fantastic entry titled ‘Call of the Ocean’.
Thank you so much to the students, parents and staff who made this wonderful spectacle possible.

 

During each Semester every class gets to celebrate a class meal in the Liborius Centre.
The meals are prepared by the brilliant Anne B. in the Liborius Centre commercial kitchen.
Students can invite guardians, siblings not at St. Liborius and grandparents to come along and enjoy the food and company of other families with children in the class.
Thanks for the fine dining, Anne B!

Today we walked down to the California Gully oval and the 5/6 students participated in  the Jacob Holden Cup. It was wonderful to have so many members of the Holden family join us on such an important day for St. Liborius.

Two wonderful days at Billabong Ranch with the year three and four students.
Low ropes, camp cooking and the best trampoline ever ensured everyone had a great time.
Thanks staff for helping out; thanks students for making it a great few days.

What a glorious day to have our students travel down to the Melbourne Zoo.
Gorillas, orang utans, penguins and the elephants were all on the students favourite list.
Thanks everyone for making it such a great day for all.

 

We gathered in the Liborius Centre today to celebrate the ‘Expo’ – when students present their findings developed as part of the Walker Learning Approach to education.
This term the students have focused on Science and have applied their understanding to present how Science affects their personal interests.
Wonderful work and always a joy to wander the Expo and listen to the knowledge the students have gained.

We welcomed the Blurbs back to help us celebrate Book Week.
Loved the wonderful costumes worn by students and staff; there did seem to be a lot of penguins!
Thanks everyone for joining in such a fun celebration.

Yesterday our fire carriers were inducted into their role with the assistance of Michael Chisolm from the Catholic Education OFffice, Sandhurst.
Michael is a senior Education Officer working with indigenous perspectices.
Each student will now carrry out the important role of being a fire carrier for our commmunity.
To be a FIRE Carrier is to exercise an important leadership role in the school community. FIRE carriers are students and teachers that share a passion for learning about Aboriginal culture and history and are committed to sharing this knowledge and promoting reconciliation within and beyond the school community.

Members of the St. Liborius Parish celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation in Masses this weekend.

On Saturday evening Fr. Stephen Bolling celebrated the Mass and confirmed 11 members of the St. Liborius Parish.

On Sunday morning Bishop Shane Mackinlay celebrated the Eucharist with Fr. Stephen and 6 more members of the Parish were confirmed.
A large gathering of Parish members attended to join them as they celebrated this Sacrament.
Congratulations to those who received the Sacrament.

 

We gathered as a School to witness the burning of the palms – a very important part of preparation for the Church season of Lent.
Student petitions were also written and burnt with the palms. The ashes will be used tomorrow in the Ash Wednesday liturgy.