Over the past week our Special Character Leaders have been interviewing small groups of children about their learning in religious education this term and how have they liked it. This is what the children have [...]
Family Poem about Love The memories of childhood are never forgotten and are often in the forefront of our minds. A Grandparent's Love © Tina Williams It seems like only yesterday Our lives [...]
This week is Gifted Awareness week and at St Joseph's we offer many opportunities for our students to challenge their thinking and learning. The writers group meet on different days across year 4-6. They work [...]
One of the key aspects of learning at St Joseph's is being reflective about what we do, build on earlier learning and know what our next steps are. After researching different aspects of 1850 settlers [...]
Yesterday Miss Woodhead chose us to be her at Room fourteen and fifteens class liturgy. We were given an important place to sit - on the couch. Room 14 and 15 had invited their parents, [...]
In the words of Guy Claxton: Education is a preparation for the future –For life, not just for university or work –For all, not just for some The future is complex, challenging and [...]
Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand MEDIA RELEASE – fOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 17 June 2013 Donations to Bishops’ Lent Appeal top one million dollar mark Caritas Director [...]
Our Library is named after Father Joe Shepherd who was a much loved parish priest. The Library is a place to read, find information or just chill out. We have a fantastic selection of books [...]
Liam K, Jake P and Ashton K Room 12, Ciara J Room 14, Elliott H and Stella B Room 15
'Crossing the threshold of faith is acting, trusting in the power of the Holy Spirit present in the Church and who is also manifest in the signs of the times; it is accompanying the constant [...]
