Coming Up Week 6 Term Two

National Reconciliation Week

As a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition, we stand in solidarity with First Nations’ People. As a college we commit wholeheartedly – everyday – to reconciliation. National Reconciliation Week provides a lens for us to focus on our Catholic Social Teachings. We recognise the dignity of First Nations’ People and the opportunity to renew our partnerships with them through subsidiarity and participation in the hope of creating an inclusive community. We will celebrate National Reconciliation Week at our next assembly.

State of Origin Beanie for Brain Cancer Day | Wednesday 27 May

It’s time for students and staff to don their favourite beanies—all for a great cause. As part of our support for brain cancer research this Wednesday students are invited to wear a maroon or blue beanie. Please being a cash donation.

2025 | Beanies for Brain Cancer

Dash for Crash 2026 – Join Us This Sunday

I’m looking forward to seeing everyone bright and early this Sunday from 7am for the annual Dash for Crash fundraiser. Walk or run the 5km, 10 km or 21 km. It’s shaping up to be a beautiful autumn morning, and it’s not too late to get involved!

Registrations closed today at 3pm however, you can support the cause by donating via the link below. There’ll be a BBQ breakfast and a coffee van on site, so come along for a great morning out in support of the ATC Foundation. The Dash for Crash is a special event that celebrates the life of ATC parent Mr Damien McMeniman and raises funds to provide a bursary for a future ATC student who may not otherwise be able to attend the College. There will also be raffle tickets to the fabulous prizes available on the day. Thank you to our generous sponsors!

Click here to donate today!

KEY DATES

Week 6

  • Tuesday 26 May P&F Meeting 6.30pm
  • Wednesday 27 May Beanies for Brain Cancer
  • Thursday 28 May Year 11 Sport and Recreation Excursion
  • Thursday 28 May Drama Evening 6.30pm
  • Friday 29 May Year 9 and 10 Volleyball Schools Cup
  • Friday 29 May Year 9 Geography Excursion

Week 7

  • Tuesday 2 June Year 4 Showcase
  • Wednesday 3 June AIC Cross Country Championships
  • Thursday 4 June Music Ensemble Evening 5.30pm

Week 8

  • Tuesday 9 June Learning Assessment Window
  • Wednesday 10 June Junior Band Breakfast Concert 7.30am
  • Wednesday 10 June Learning Assessment Window
  • Thursday 11 June Learning Assessment Window
  • Friday 12 June Learning Assessment Window

Week 9

  • Monday 15 June Second Hand Uniform Shop 6.45am
  • Monday 15 June Learning Assessment Window
  • Tuesday 16 June Learning Assessment Window
  • Friday 19 June Last Day of Term Two - 3pm Finish

P&F NEWS

All ATC parents are invited by the P&F President, Mr George Patrikios to join this month's P&F meeting being held on Tuesday 26 May at 6.30pm in Mt Sion Library.

P&F 2nd Hand Stall Upcoming Open Date:

  • Monday 15 June — 6:03am–8:30am

With prices between $5 and $75, it’s a fantastic way to pick up quality items at a bargain. EFTPOS only.

A quick reminder: Because the shop relies on donated items, stock levels vary and not all sizes or styles will always be available. We appreciate your understanding.

REMINDER: Uniform Donations

If you have any uniforms you would like to donate to the P&F 2nd Hand Stall, please deliver them to Edmund Rice Reception or Senior School Reception.

Please note:

  • These are donations and you will not receive any money for them
  • Please ensure only CLEAN and wearable uniform items are donated

Mothers in May

Wednesday evening was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate our ATC Mums, grandmothers, and the spirit of ‘Mothers in May’. A heartfelt thankyou to our generous sponsors for their incredible prizes, and to our volunteer Dads whose efforts helped make the event such a success.

Kenmore Village Florist • Bloom & Rocket Taringa • Red Rhubarb • Rosalie Gourmet Market • Suburban Social • Wild Canary • KPR Automotive • School Stuff • Sherwood Organic Meats • School Locker • Skin Care by Chantelle• The Kenmore

Your generosity and community spirit help make this celebration truly special.


Jason Sepetauc

Deputy Principal