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Clairvaux Newsletter

Term 3 Week 3 2024

2026 Calendar

Please note the following dates in your diary:
2026 dates are set as best as possible at this point in time.
Please be mindful they may be subject to change and continue to check.

2026
Term 2

Week 1
Monday 20th April - First Day of Term 2
Monday 20th April - Senior Athletics - Goldsworthy Reserve
Monday 20th April - Year 5/6 parents - Bodyworks infosession 6:30 online
Tuesday 21st April - Bodyworks lessons commence for two weeks - year 5 and 6
Wednesday 22nd April - Prep 2027 information tours 9:30am
Wednesday 22nd April - Tuning into Kids sesison 3 6:30pm Online
Friday 24th April - ANZAC reflection 10:50am
Friday 24th April - City to Surf Cross Country - selected students

Week 2
Wednesday 29th April - Tuning into Kids sesison 4 6:30pm Online
Wednesday 29th April - Carnivale meeting 6:45 Staff room
Friday 1st May - 2027 Prep enrolments close
Friday 1st May - Icypole day
Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd May - Sacramental Presentation Masses (Eucharist and Confirmation)

Week 3
Monday May 4th - Swimming begins for Yr 3 and 4 (all week)
Wednesday 6th May - Tuning into Kids sesison 5 6:30pm Online
Thursday 7th May - Year 3 Mother's day mass
Thursday 7th May - Mothers day stall
Friday 8th May - Mothers day morning - details to come

Week 4
Monday May 11th - Swimming begins for Yr 1 and 2 (all week)
Wednesday 13th May - Tuning into Kids sesison 6 6:30pm Online
Saturday 16th May - Parish book fair school hall

Week 5
Tuesday 19th May - Division cross country - selected students
Friday 22nd May - Icypole day

Week 6
Monday 25th May - student free day - staff PD
Wednesday 27th May- Eucharist Family Faith Night Year 4 - 6:30pm Please note change of date.
Friday 29th May - Yr 6 Winter Lightning Prem - Clairvaux sports uniform only to be worn

Week 7
Tuesday 2nd June - Yr 4 Eucharist preparation day

Week 8
Monday 8th June - Public Holiday - school closure day
Tuesday 9th June - Bravehearts incursion Prep and Yr 2
Tuesday 9th June - Year 5 Camp (one night)
Wednesday 10th June - Year 5 camp
Thursday 11th June - Yr 5 students no school
Saturday 13th June and Sunday 14th June - Sacrament of Eucharist Celebrations

Week 9
Thursday 18th June - Special treat day

Week 10
Monday 22nd June - School ends at midday to allow for Parent Teacher Meetings
Monday 22nd June - Parent Teacher Meetings Midday - 6:30pm
Wednesday 24th June - Parent teacher Meetings 3:40pm - 7:00pm
Friday 26th June - Assembly 9:10 am - CSC semester two badge presentations
Friday 26th June - Last Day of term 2 - 2:30pm dismissal

Term 3
Week 1
Monday 13th July - Student free day - staff PD day
Tuesday 14th July - First Day of Term 2

Carnivale News

Have you read the latest Carnivale Newsletter?

It's less than four months to go until Clairvaux’s major fundraiser, and the July Carnivale newsletter was sent out last week, packed with updates including:

Rides revealed: A first look at the exciting rides coming to Carnivale
Donations drive: A call out for items for prizes and for the Silent Auction
2024 Major Sponsor: The business who’s our biggest supporter this year
Carnivale lineup: New additions to the day, including sumo wrestling and fun for our littlest Carnivale-goers!

Find the newsletter in your email inbox or on the P&F Chatter Facebook page, and follow the Carnivale on social media for the latest updates: facebook.com/clairvauxcarnivale

All the fun and entertainment of Clairvaux Carnivale returns on Saturday November 16 - save the date!

NCCD Information for parents - 2025

What is the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data? Schools must now complete the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data on School Students with Disability (NCCD) every year. It counts the number of students who receive additional adjustments or “help” at school because of a disability. The NCCD helps governments plan for the needs of students with disability.

Please click on this link to view further 2025 information.

Canteen Friday Treat

City of Greater Geelong Children's Survey

On the 26 October, 2024, 11 new councillors will be elected onto the City of Greater Geelong Council. These people will be responsible for representing their communities and shaping what Greater Geelong looks like for the next four years and beyond.

It is important our councillors know what the community wants and needs, and this includes hearing from the children who call Greater Geelong home.

We want to know where your favourite places and spaces to visit in Greater Geelong are. This information will be provided to Council and will help them develop the four-year Council Plan 2025-2029.

Please share the link below with families that you are connected with so that the children have the opportunity to tell us which places and spaces they like
to visit.