Our Prep students recently celebrated a very special milestone – 100 Days of School! It was a day filled with fun, laughter and plenty of learning as we celebrated just how much we've grown over our first 100 days. Students arrived dressed in fantastic 100-day themed outfits, with everything from 100-year-old grandparents and dinosaurs (because they're so old!) to The Very Hungry Caterpillar after 100 days of eating, along with some wonderfully creative 100-day T-shirts. The day began with a writing activity, "If I Had $100...", where students amazed us with their imaginative ideas and creative thinking. They then rotated through a range of 100 Day Maths Challenges, including threading 100 beads, building towers with 100 blocks, drawing 100 shapes and completing other hands-on activities that celebrated the number 100. Our middle session was spent celebrating with our wonderful Year 6 buddies. Together, students took part in exciting 100-second challenges, designed and created colourful 100-day hats, danced during musical statues and had lots of fun playing with the parachute. To finish the day, our Prep students proudly took to the stage for a special 100 Days of School Assembly. Each student confidently shared what they would like to be when they grow up before performing a lively song from Peter Pan about never wanting to grow up. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their confidence, growth and achievements over the past 100 days. Students were then presented with a special certificate and a commemorative gift to mark this exciting milestone. Congratulations to our amazing Prep students on reaching 100 days of learning, growing and shining! We can't wait to see what the next 100 days will bring.  

Thank you to our wonderful Parents Association (PA) for their support with raising funds for our school. The events that made this possible were the Mother's Day stall, the second hand uniform shop and other events from 2025. There have been 3 new TV screens purchased for our 3/4B and 1/2C classrooms and one for our reception area in the school.  These replace dated projectors that have numerous replacement parts in the case of the classrooms and a broken display TV in case of the office area. You will also notice there is new pole padding to further ensure the safety of our students whilst on the playground.  The previous events also contributed to the new audio system and the projector and screen set up in the hall. We are truly grateful for the support of our PA and the parent community to raise some funds for a variety of items to support the safety, wellbeing and learning for our students.

A huge thank you to everyone that supported our students as they participated in their First Eucharist at St. Christopher's church on Sunday, 14th June 2026. A special word of thanks to Maria Mangone for her dedicated work to make yesterday so special for our students and their families. The celebration had all the hallmarks of a memorable occasion for the children; it was well supported by family members, it was well organised, all children participated positively and all were made to feel special.  Fr Jacob did a wonderful job of sharing the significance of the sacrament and engaging the children in the service. Our church provides a beautiful setting for such occasions and there was meaningful symbolism demonstrated throughout the integral parts of the celebration.It also had the added touch of the children’s choir, musicians and a photographer! Thanks to all for making this a special day for our students and their families.  

On Tuesday, 2 June, six St Christopher’s students proudly represented our school at the Monash Division Cross Country Championships after qualifying through the District Cross Country event by finishing in the top 12 of their respective age groups. Congratulations to the following students on their outstanding performances and determination throughout their 2 to 3 Kilometre race: Alexander Archibald Marlowe Tran Eve Zaras David Fan Mikkel Mafole Gabby Li All students demonstrated excellent sportsmanship, resilience and determination as they competed against some of the strongest runners from across the division. We are incredibly proud of their efforts and the way they represented St Christopher’s.