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Dear Members of the Kolbe Catholic College Community
Recently, we held a whole school assembly. I asked some staff to provide names of students who are contributing positively to the life of Kolbe and I read out their names and their contribution. The names are listed below. There will, of course, be many students that I missed. I hope we might be able to recognise them in future assemblies. We thank and congratulate:
Year 7
- Aniasta Sabre
- Archie Russo
- Bailey Repic
- Dejan Nikolovski
- Dylan Pappalardo
- Isabella Zappelli
- Jack Mizzi
- Kevin Jolagh
- Lucas Fitzpatrick
- Maria Mechaeel
- Matilda Fernandes
- Mikhael Deeb
- Sara Attallah
- Vaanya Gopalakrishnan
- William Leahy
- Yaarav Taneja
Year 8
- Adam Abdalmalak
- Jomana Sami
- Khaled Hermez
- Lyla Walker
- Sandy Amanoel
- Shanel Azeez
Year 9
- Anabel Bennet
- Angelus Yousif
- Antonia Hanna
- Ayham Mjuka
- Daniel Toma
- Hamilton Soares
- Helma Dinkha
- Loveleen Kaur
- Marya Deeb
- Namish Pujara
- Olivia Gorgioski
- Zohaib Khan
Year 10
- Agam Kaur
- Anabel Tully
- Angus Forman
- Antonio (Aj) Russo
- Grace Tully
- Hannah Garth
- Jack Portelli
- Lachlan Fitzpatrick
- Lana Alnawfali
- Leah Milich
- Massimo Licastro
- Yasmin Costa
Year 11
- Chelsea Hook
- Connor Kettle
- Declan Forde
- Ella Littlehales
- George Minas
- Jess Gosling
- Kristian Levinge
- Nathan Katigbak
- Rhien Clements
- Riley Simpson
- Alex Johnson
- Anita Mjuka
- Biannca Greer
- Charlotte Dulson
- Ethan Facciol
- Frankie Massa
- Isabella Taylor
- Jessica Gosling
- Kai Winter
- Nathan Katigbak
- Nazz Valeri
- Riley Simpson
- Sarah Leahy
- Walter Ferrao
Year 12
- Adriano Yousif
- Emily De La Rosa
- Harsukhman Singh
- Matthew Kako
- Alexander Grech
- Allison Paculba
- Annabel Kassis
- Caleb Katigbak
- Carolyn Sagalongos
- Dezyre Paiti
- Hari Murali Mohan
- Hayden Sijo
- Isabella Grech
- Josephine Barberio
- Mary Ann Shemiss
- Paras Virdi
- Rachel Sackey
- Savio Mjuka
- Sienna Mignogna
It is the time of year when cases of cold, flu, and COVID-19 increase. We remind students and staff to keep safe by covering coughs and sneezes with a tissue or elbow and washing hands often with soap and water for 20 seconds. Hard surfaces at the College are being regularly cleaned.
Students are encouraged to carry a face mask with them. The College is ensuring enclosed spaces are well ventilated and have operable air purifiers, but students may wish to wear a mask as well. Hand sanitiser stations are available.
We ask that students stay home if they have symptoms, to help reduce the spread of illness within our community.
If your child is feeling well enough, we encourage them to stay connected with their schoolwork using the information provided on SEQTA for their classes. This will help them keep up with their studies during their absence. Our staff are here to help all students and will work with families to assist with missed assessments or any other concerns.
To prepare for the possibility of increased staff absences during this time and to keep our learning programs running smoothly, we will use the following strategies if needed:
- combining classes
- cancelling excursions and incursions
- cancelling staff professional learning
- having specific year levels learn from home for one day per week.
We are sharing this information to keep our community informed about possible changes. We trust that all parents and families will help us maintain a healthy school environment for everyone.
Thank you for your continued support.
Nick Scully
Principal
Deputy Principal: Staff
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