20 August 2025

Ryan Catholic College Mission Statement

Acknowledgement Of Country

Reflection

The Feast of Saint Mary MacKillop

Recently, we celebrated the feast of Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop, Australia’s first saint and a woman who continues to inspire us here at Ryan Catholic College. Mary MacKillop devoted her life to God through service, education, and compassion, especially for those who were poor, vulnerable, or living in remote parts of Australia. With Fr. Julian Tenison Woods, she founded the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart and established schools that gave children hope and opportunity.

Mary’s life reminds us that true greatness comes from living with faith and courage, and from responding to the needs of others. Her words, “Never see a need without doing something about it,” call us at Ryan to live out our own mission — to inspire students in their journey of faith, service, compassion, and learning. Just as Mary strengthened communities through her love and commitment, we too are called to be a community that reflects Christ’s love in our world today.

Prayer

Loving God,
We thank You for the gift of Saint Mary MacKillop,
who showed us how to live with courage, faith, and compassion.
May her example guide our Ryan community
to recognise the needs around us and to respond with generosity.
Help us to walk together in faith,
as students, staff, and families who seek to serve others with joy.

Stay with us, Lord.
Amen.

Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary

On August 22, the Church celebrates the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This feast honours Mary as Queen of Heaven and Earth, crowned in glory by her Son. It reminds us of her example of faith, love, and service, guiding us to follow Christ more closely.

A great sign appeared in the sky, a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of twelve stars. ~Revelation 12:1

Prayer

Mother and Queen of Heaven, this day I run to you as a child with confidence and trust. You are the glorious Queen Mother, reigning over all of your children with love and mercy. Please pray for me, and bestow upon me all that I need. I open my heart to the grace of your Son, which you are entrusted to dispense. Make me holy and free from sin. 

Queen of Heaven, pray for us. 

Stay with us, Lord.
Amen.

From the Principal

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Oh what a night! Congratulations to our fabulous Parents and Friends committee for a very successful Ryan Fair last Friday. There were thousands of people in attendance and one very lucky winner of the Mike Carney Toyota Rav 4! The stalls were sensational, as well as the entertainment, all in a good old fashioned family friendly atmosphere. It was a delight to witness the community in such good spirits. Thank you to all!

Ryan’s School Renewal - Verification visit 

We had a very successful Verification visit from our panel and external validator. They were very impressed with the passion and love our staff, students and parents have for the College, and have given us strong affirmation of the draft strategic priorities. We now move to refine them down into succinct  priorities statements,  before we begin work on implementation plans for them to sustain us between 2026-2029.

Shout out

To our Year 12 students as they complete their IA3’s and head into their final assessments before external exams, work experience and job applications. There are some impressive 100% Assessment results in our Year 12 cohort. We are so proud of you all. 

Congratulations to our future student leaders - 2026

A warm thanks is extended to all the Year 11 students who were nominated for student leadership positions. The field was very admirable and we have far too many worthy candidates for our positions for 2026. This is a great place for our College to be in. 

Interviews for shortlisted candidates commenced this week, and the announcement for 2026 student leader positions will begin in Week 8 this term. Best wishes to all.

Annual School SatisfactIon Surveys are still open until 22 August.

All parents and carers should have received a link for the annual survey. We have so much to be proud of and so much to celebrate, and we look forward to your survey results so that we can celebrate our successes and build on our progress with your feedback. We rely on this to grow, and so we appreciate you putting aside 15 minutes to do this for us, your children and our College.

This is my last week for the term, before I head on some sabbatical leave, and I wish all families, students and staff a wonderful term break. We’re not there yet - so I look forward  to hearing about more achievements, successes and progress over the next 4 weeks of term.

Daryl Bathe, Acting Principal will do a sterling job and I wish the College well for a great end of term.

Blessings for the fortnight ahead.

Primary News - Prep-Year 6

INTER-SCHOOL ATHLETICS CARNIVAL

Congratulations to Leonie Bonke, coaches and athletes for their incredible success at the “A” Schools Athletics Carnival on Friday.  Our students delivered an unforgettable performance and had a clean sweep of the  Girls’ Overall, Boys’ Overall and Overall Winner trophies, claiming second in the Average Winner!

A big shout out to the staff for their commitment to training sessions - Leonie, Perri, Steve, Zane, Vanessa and Gavin.  Their dedication truly paid off and we couldn’t be prouder of our Ryan community.

BOOK WEEK

This week we jump into the adventures of Book Week. Character parades will be held on Friday morning 9am, both on the Senior and Junior Campus. If you are able to attend our Parent Reading Challenge on the Junior Campus at 8.30am, we would love to see you there. Thank you to Meaghan, Danielle and Sandra for creating such a magical experience this week.

EXCURSIONS

Year 3 students are excited about their upcoming excursions to Billabong Sanctuary in the next few weeks.  Please ensure you’ve given permission for your child to attend their excursion. Year 1 students will venture to the Senior Campus to be Entomologists for a morning of excitement and adventure. Year 3 will also venture to the Senior Campus for a visit from Townsville Wheelies.

JUNIOR CAMPUS ARRIVAL TIME  

Teacher supervision commences at 8.10am, therefore any students who arrive at school prior to that must be supervised by an adult (e.g. parent, grandparent, etc.) or attend before school care.  It is a safety issue if students arrive early and aren’t supervised.

SICK CHILDREN

If students are sick they should stay at home.  However, if they become ill during the school day, they’re sent to Sick Bay.  They will be cared for in Sick Bay and parents/caregivers contacted with a request to collect them within 30 minutes.

UNIFORM AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE

Please be mindful of our Personal Appearance and Uniform Regulations. Thank you for your support to ensure that our students are following these guidelines. 

Secondary News - Years 7-12

Year 9 Activity Days – Building Skills and Memories

In Week 10 last term, our Year 9 students enjoyed two exciting activity days designed to build teamwork, resilience, and plenty of fun along the way.

On the first day, students had a full program of activities including tenpin bowling, arcade games, and a variety of indoor sports at Wildcatz. The highlight for many was the Ninja Park, where students tested their agility and strength across different challenges. Laughter, cheering, and friendly competition filled the day, giving the cohort a chance to relax together outside of the classroom.

Day two took a different turn, with Braveminds Outdoors leading the group through a series of survival and life-skill workshops. Students learnt practical skills such as water purification, fire starting, basic emergency first aid, orienteering, and how to build an emergency shelter. These hands-on activities not only provided valuable knowledge but also encouraged problem-solving, teamwork, and perseverance.

Across both days, the emphasis was on connection—whether through shared achievement, friendly rivalry, or overcoming challenges together. Students left with new skills, stronger friendships, and lasting memories that will continue to shape their Year 9 journey.

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Students recently took part in the Wetlands Warriors Saltmarsh Saver event with Earthwatch Australia, where they discovered just how vital saltmarshes are to the health of our planet. During the day, they learnt how these rich ecosystems play an important role in reducing carbon and supporting a wide variety of unique wildlife.

The hands-on experience inspired students to think about how they can help protect these precious environments. They shared thoughtful ideas on how to raise awareness and take action to ensure our saltmarsh habitats continue to thrive for years to come.

It was a fantastic opportunity for our students to develop their environmental knowledge and become real champions for change.

QTAC Student Information Night For Students & Parents

Thinking of applying through QTAC? Join QTAC for a live online session designed to give you the inside edge on submitting a successful application.

Wednesday 17 September
6-7pm
Online Event

Whether you're applying straight from Year 12, returning to study, or changing direction, QTAC experts will walk you through key tips for a successful application.

This session is perfect for students (and parents!) wanting to feel confident and prepared throughout the QTAC process. Don’t miss your chance to get insider advice straight from the source.

Endeavour Awards Assembly

On Friday 19 September, we will come together to celebrate the consistent dedication our students show in their studies. The Endeavour Awards Assembly is a special time to recognise students who consistently give their very best and demonstrate outstanding work habits.

To achieve an Endeavour Award, students must demonstrate work habits that are rated as ‘outstanding’ more than ‘very good’, and no less than ‘very good’.

This year, we are excited to introduce a new recognition: the Principal’s Award. This award acknowledges significant improvement in work habits. The top three students in each year level (Years 8-12) will receive this award, based on their Grade Point Average improvement for work habits, calculated using the most recent reporting cycle and Semester 2 of last year. We are proud to see remarkable growth in many of our students this year. Recipients of the Principal’s Award will also be invited, along with their families, to a celebratory breakfast in Week 9.

I look forward to seeing our Award Recipients and sharing this special occasion with all of you on Friday of Week 10.

Our Ryan teams hit the fields with skill, teamwork, and determination in every game. From strong defensive efforts to some impressive attacking plays, our players gave it their all and did our College proud. 

Open Girls 

• Loss 2–3 vs Kirwan High
• Loss 1–4 vs St Margaret Mary’s
• Win 4–0 vs Cathedral
• Win 6–2 vs Townsville Grammar 
• Win 3–0 vs St Patrick’s College
• Won 3–1 vs St Mary’s in their final pool game 
• Qualified for the Semi Final vs Kirwan High, going down 3–4 in a close match

Open Mixed 

• Win 10–1 vs Mareeba High
• Win 6–3 vs Gilroy Santa Maria
• Win 5–1 vs Northern Beaches 
• Win 7–2 vs Bowen High
• Won 4–1 vs Southern Cross B in their last pool game
• Finished top of their pool and qualified for the Semi Final vs Gordonvale High, losing 4–7

U15 Girls

• Win 6–0 vs St Patrick’s College Townsville
• Win 11–0 vs Townsville Grammar B
• Win 6–0 vs Calvary
  
• Crossed over pools after topping their pool 
• Narrow loss in a drop-off 3–4 vs Bowen

U15 Boys 

• Loss 2–8 vs Southern Cross
• Win 8–0 vs Townsville Grammar
• Loss 3–8 vs Kirwan High
• Loss 0–10 vs Ignatius Park
• Won 5–1 vs Townsville Grammar
• Finished the tournament in 5th place

The Ryan Catholic College Senior Girls Volleyball Team made an impressive showing at the Queensland Senior Schools Cup held on the Gold Coast, ultimately finishing 4th overall in their division after three action-packed days of competition.

The tournament kicked off with a spirited performance from the team. In their opening match against Kepnock, the girls demonstrated resilience by battling back from an initial loss in the first set to secure victory in the second and win the third set in a timed-out match. They continued to display heart in their second match against Mabel Park, winning the first set but narrowly losing in the subsequent sets.

Day two saw the team build on their momentum as they faced Redcliffe in their last pool game. The girls showcased their teamwork and skill with a commanding 3-0 victory, finishing strong in second place in their pool. This performance set the stage for the crossover matches. In a highly competitive first crossover game against Holland Park, the team fought valiantly but fell just short, with closely contested scores reflecting their determination.

Entering the final day of the tournament, the Ryan girls carried their fighting spirit into a match against a strong Aspley side. Despite their efforts, they experienced a tough defeat, which propelled them into a bronze medal match against Holland Park. The match was intense, with the girls showcasing their tenacity by clinching a set after narrowly losing the first. However, a decisive third set ultimately slipped away, leaving them with a commendable 4th place finish.

To cap off an unforgettable weekend, the team celebrated their achievements with a team dinner at Surfers Paradise, reflecting on their remarkable journey. The Ryan Catholic College community is incredibly proud of the girls for their exceptional performance, resilience, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament. Congratulations to the team for an outstanding showing at the Queensland Senior Schools Cup! 

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Whole College News - Prep - Year 12

Guide to using Compass

For staff to be able to know how to best support your child, it is imperative that the College be made aware of reasons for absenteeism.

Compass is the preferred method to record absences. Please see the link below for the Compass Education Guide where you will find instructions on how to enter your child's absence along with other helpful information.

Cybersafety

The Kids Research Institute Australia and Dolly's Dream are proud to deliver Beacon - a cyber safety educational app designed to keep parents and carers up-to-date with trusted, tailored information, to help keep their kids safe online.

Download the FREE Beacon Cyber Safety App. This app provides you with up-to-date information at your fingertips, helping you navigate the ever-changing online world and keep children safe, with articles and videos backed by the latest research.

There are also some great resources for parents and carers on the esafety commissioner website.

As we reach the middle of this term, we are proud to announce our upcoming “Celebration 2025” on Wednesday the 27th. Our many ensembles have been working long and hard to prepare some amazing pieces which they’re very excited to present in just two weeks. Beyond this, our ensembles are continuing to work towards competing in the Townsville Eisteddfod, which begins on the 6th of September, just under a month away. In addition to many ensembles competing, there are many students competing in solo sections for singing, dancing, creative writing, and art. 

Recently, we celebrated Ryan Day, which was filled with amazing performances from our senior band, choir, string ensemble and guitar ensemble. Not only this, but R-Factor was yet again a success, with many of our gifted students taking to the stage to show off their talents. Whether that talent be singing, dancing or playing instruments, every performance was spectacular! If you’d like to watch any of the performances, a full video of them has been posted to our school Facebook and Youtube accounts. Furthermore, several of our amazing competitors from R-Factor performed at Ryan Fair, alongside many other instrumentalists and dancers. Overall, we had a stage outside Emmaus Hall, one inside, and one on the oval, all of which were filled with amazing performers all night.

To add to all the talent we’ve seen lately, our Ryan Arts Collaborative created a series of wearable art pieces to be displayed at the Strand Ephemera. Of all the youth and school entries, our students were awarded with the Young Artistic Excellence award.

Career Pathways

Career Pathways assists students, particularly those in secondary school, with all of their career decision-making through a large number of resources on offer, careers counselling, career events and expos, guest speakers and other career-focused activities that arise throughout the year.

JCU Studiosity Program – Study Strategies and Assessment Feedback Platform for Students in Years 7 to 12
This free, study and feedback online platform for students, can be accessed by registering via the link below.

Study Tip

The 3 Rs Study Strategy – Read, Recite & Review

This is a proven study strategy that is extremely effective with recalling information. The student will read the information, close their notes and then try to remember as much as the information as possible. They either explain the information they have remembered by writing it down or explaining it to someone. The student then looks back at their notes to see how accurate they were.

General Information:

Work Experience

Interested students in Years 10 to 12 are able to start organising work experience for the September holidays now. Our internal Google form for work experience in the September holidays, is due by Friday 5 September. Students wanting to complete work experience in a trade area, must complete a White Card course prior to any work experience.

Boeing Defence Australia – 2026 Apprenticeships – Applications Open

Boeing aim to recruit, train and retain a local workforce of an initial 36 technicians:

• 12 x Certificate II Aircraft Line Maintenance
• 12 x Diploma Aeroskills (Mechanical)
• 12 x Diploma Aeroskills (Avionics)

Applications are now open and close at the end of August. The SEEK advertisements are listed below -

STP Consultants – Engineering/Drafting Cadetship

STP Consultants is inviting Year 12 students to explore exciting career opportunities through their Early Careers Program. This program allows students to jump straight from the classroom into a real career in engineering or drafting, gaining hands-on experience while continuing their studies.

Program Highlights:

• Earn while you learn: Work full-time (four days practical + one study day) and gain paid experience.
• Mentorship and support: Learn from experienced engineers and drafters, with guidance and study support throughout your journey.
• Career pathways: Join as a Junior Draftsperson (Associate Degree or TAFE) or Cadet Engineer (Bachelor of Engineering).
• Real projects: Apply your skills on projects that shape Queensland’s future.

Application Details:

• Applications close: 30 September 2025
• Send resume and cover letter to: careers@stpconsultants.com.au

2026 University Study for Graduating Students

A reminder for Year 12 students and families that university admission centres for 2026 study are now open. If an interview/portfolio submission/written submission/audition or some other step, is part of the process, there will be an earlier due date than for other courses. These due dates are usually in September.

It is the responsibility of each Year 12 student to know the application date deadlines and the application components required, for their tertiary courses. I am here to assist students, as much as possible, with their applications, but I will not be reminding students of all application deadlines and requirements.

JCU Early Offer Program

Early offers at JCU now open. If you are interested in JCU's Early Offer Program, please see the link below for more information.

Please be aware that students must be on track to meet the entry requirements for that course, for the College to be able to support the early offer application.

Please also be aware that competitive courses are excluded from early offers - Bachelor of Medicine/Surgery, Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Bachelor of Physiotherapy and Bachelor of Veterinary Science. Many universities have early offer programs, so if you are planning to study away from Townsville, please check their dates and requirements for this.

Australian Defence Force Gap Year Program – Applications Open

If students are interested in a position with the Australian Defence Force, the Gap Year Program may be a good option to explore. This program allows students to experience an ADF position, basic training, and the military lifestyle for 12 months. At the end of this time, they can either choose to begin the process of full enlistment or move to other pathways outside of the ADF. This program can be helpful for students contemplating the ADF but unsure if it is the pathway they really want. Please see below for more information.

Defence Work Experience – August to November 2025

The schedule below is the work experience opportunities being offered by Defence Recruiting over the next few months. As the work experience is often not during school holiday periods, interested students must come and talk with me first, before applying, to ensure the dates are not clashing with important subject requirements or College events.

Employment Opportunities

At times, I advertise either employment opportunities aimed at graduating students or students across year levels. The majority of these are not placed in the newsletter. They are only emailed to the students directly.

Upcoming Events:

Heroes in Veterinary Science – JCU – Friday 5  September – Applications Open

If you are in Years 11 or 12 and interested in attending this one-day program, applications will be closing soon. Please go to the link below for more information and to apply. Please scroll down the page until you reach the right Heroes program.

Upcoming JCU Webinars

Pathways (to Uni) Webinar - Thursday 28 August – 7.00 to 8.00pm

Exploring the World of Veterinary Science – Tuesday 9 September – 7.00 to 8.00pm

All Things Marine – Tuesday 16 September (this is during school time, but the recording will be
available afterwards)

If you are interested in any of these webinars, please register via the link below.

Australian Defence Force Information Sessions

Townsville Defence Careers – Tuesday 2 September – 6.00 to 8.00pm

If you would like to attend this event, please register via the link below.

Engineering Link Project – Townsville – Friday 26 September

The ELP is an award-winning program that inspires and empowers Year 10, 11 and 12 students to see engineering as a force for positive change. With a strong focus on the humanitarian and human-centred side of the profession, this event invites students to tackle real-world challenges affecting communities today. Through two hands-on workshops, they will collaborate with professional engineers and university staff to design solutions that improve lives, strengthen communities, and create a more sustainable future.

Reading @ Ryan

Junior Campus Book Week

Get your costumes ready for the Junior Campus Book Character Parade on Friday 22nd August! The day begins with our Parent Reading Challenge at 8:30 am, followed by the Book Character Parade at 9:00 am. We'd love to see you there!

Senior Campus Book Week

Our annual Book Week Parade will be on again in Emmaus Hall from 9.00am. We encourage all Senior Campus students to get involved and dress up in something from this year's theme 'Book an Adventure'.

Check out the other activities that are happening throughout the week on the Senior Campus below.

Didge This!

Yarning Circles Yr 7, 8 & 9 (8th of August) Yr 10, 11 & 12 (15th of August) 

The Middle School Yarning Circle was held on Friday 8 August, with 21 First Nations students from Years 7, 8 & 9 attending. Due to Ryan Fair's setup, we had our Yarning Circle in E2. The young people created their NAIDOC superhero, deciding on what their hero’s strength, vision for the future, and legacy would be. The senior school Yarning Circle was held last Friday 14 August, at the Yarning Circle, and they too designed their very own NAIDOC superhero. It was a great way of coming together and sharing ideas for the future and planting seeds in the young people’s hearts about what they might achieve in their lives.

Women’s Business

This term’s Women’s Business session was a weaving lesson led by Mrs Allison Hoolihan. 22 young women from Years 7, 8, 9, 10 & 12 attended. Mrs Hoolihan taught the young women a weaving style from South Australia that she had been taught. She spoke with the young women about how important it is to acknowledge the knowledge holders who have shared their skills, as it is part of their cultural heritage.

Men’s Business

This term’s Men’s Business session was focused on Fire Starting and the traditional use of spears, led by Les Tanna. 24 young men from Years 7-12 attended. Les shared his cultural knowledge and engaged the young men in cultural practices that enabled First Nations people to thrive in Australia for tens of thousands of years.

Emerging Leaders:

Outreach Project: Last Friday 15 August, we visited St Joseph’s School, Mundingburra, for our second session of the outreach program with 8 students from Years 7-9. Our theme was Art. The team was warmly welcomed into one lower Primary and one Upper Primary class. We shared Aboriginal art symbols. Each Emerging Leader student shared one that resonated with them and why. The class had to try all the symbols and then each student chose one to put on a shared canvas which was then donated as a token of our collaborative efforts. The Emerging Leaders put on temporary tattoos for the primary students as a reminder of our visit. We are looking forward to our last session in Term 4.

QATSIF Graduation:

On Tuesday, 5th August, we took 16 of our Year 12 QATSIF scholars to JCU for a Graduation celebration for all Townsville schools. Students were awarded this scholarship in Year 11 or Year 12. It was a beautiful ceremony to celebrate their commitment to their school, their culture and their ongoing academic success. It was lovely to have parents join us in this celebration.

Term 3, 2025 Important Dates:

Yarning Circle:

• Yr 5 & 6 - Friday 29 August 2025, Week 7

Blak Excellence Lunch and Yr 12 Graduation Liturgy

• Thursday 4 September 2025: All Year 12 First Nations students will attend a special lunch with inspirational guest speakers organised by the Emerging Leaders Incentive Scheme. This will be followed by a Liturgy at the Sacred Heart Cathedral. We will share the link to the livestream for families to watch prior to the event.

Primary Spot

Yarning Circles: 

We are looking forward to coming together with our children this week for our first Yarning Circle for the term with the Year 1 students. This term, during our Yarning Circles, we will reflect on our NAIDOC week activities and collect feedback from the children about the exciting activities they would like to see next year.

Gangali Jarjums:

Gangali Jarjums is recommencing this term and is one of the Primary School initiatives we run to support First Nations students both culturally and pastorally. This term’s sessions will focus on the Significant Cultural Dates and the students’ cultural goals they identified in their Personalised Learning Plans.

**Please note that when we announce First Nations T-Shirt Days, the only First Nations shirt that can be worn by students is the Ryan Catholic College First Nations Polo Shirt (see above photo).  No other First Nations shirts are to be worn on these days.**

Term 3 T-Shirt Days:

• Thursday 4th September - Indigenous Literacy Day (3rd)

Cultural Corner

School TV

SPECIAL REPORT: Anxiety & Young People

Anxiety is a natural and expected part of growing up. In fact, it plays an important role in helping young people prepare for challenges, stay alert to potential dangers and adapt to new situations. It can motivate them to study for a test, practise before a performance, or tread carefully in unfamiliar settings. However, for many children and adolescents today, anxiety can shift from being a helpful response to becoming intense, persistent and disruptive.

The world young people are growing up in is fast-paced and often demanding. Academic pressures, social expectations, family changes and the constant presence of digital media, can all contribute to heightened stress and worry.

When anxiety is left unrecognised or unsupported, it can begin to affect a young person's wellbeing, learning, friendships and self-confidence. That's why it's so important for adult carers to understand how anxiety may present in children. Everyone experiences anxiety differently, and there's no one-size-fits-all solution.

This edition of SchoolTV raises awareness and provides families with practical strategies to help young people manage anxiety in healthy, constructive ways.

Home Base

Home Base (H4) is our Chaplain/Defence/Wellbeing space.

Home Base is located H4 on the Senior Campus for students Years 5-12.

Parish News

Defence News

If you have any concerns or need our support please contact the College by phone or email us directly.

Nikki Blackwell will be working Monday to Friday across both Campuses to support students P-12.

Jacklin Weston is available Monday and Tuesday on the Senior Campus to support students 5-12.

Defence Member And Family Helpline 

For advice, support or local community information, contact our all-hours Defence Member and Family Helpline. Run by Defence Member and Family Support, the helpline is the best way to access the programs and services that we offer to help Defence families manage the military way of life.

The helpline is available 24/7 and is staffed by qualified human services professionals, including social workers and psychologists.

Partner Employment Assistance Program

Partner Employment Assistance Program (PEAP) recognises the service and sacrifices of the ADF members and their families, and the unique challenges ADF partners face in sustaining a career whilst supporting the ADF members' service. This program allows partners to claim reimbursement up to $1500 per financial year for a variety of employment services.

Shoulder to Shoulder

Peer-led, anonymous moderated forums spaces for Veterans and their families & carers

AVCAT Scholarships

The Australian Veterans' Children Assistance Trust is offering tertiary scholarships for children and grandchildren of Australian ex-serving veterans. Click on the links below for more information.

P & F News

The Ryan P&F are partnering with Entertainment.
Support our school by purchasing a membership to The Entertainment App.
By purchasing a Membership, you're not just treating yourself to fantastic savings—you're also directly supporting our school. With every Membership purchase, our P&F Association receives 20% of the Membership price.
These helps fund resources for our school including, most recently:

• Seating on the Senior Campus
• Choir risers
• Scoreboard on the oval
• Playgrounds on the Junior Campus
• Air-conditioning Emmaus Hall backstage
• Table settings for all classes at Junior Campus
• Upgrade of Emmaus Hall lighting & sound
• New instruments for instrumental music program
• Camera and accessories for Culture
• Contribution to Maker Space on Senior Campus

Uniform Shop Hours

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