Reflection: Last Sunday, we celebrated the solemnity of Christ the King. This marks the last week of our liturgical year before we move into the new liturgical year, with the first week of Advent commencing next Sunday. In the Gospel last Sunday, Matthew 25:31-46, Jesus speaks of the final judgement, emphasising the importance of compassion and service to others, especially the least among us. Christ's kingship is not about power or dominance but about serving with love, kindness, and humility. In our daily school life, we strive to promote these values, recognising Christ in each person we meet and serve. As we celebrate Christ as our King, let us also commit to being His faithful servants in our community. Let's encourage our children to act with compassion and kindness, understanding that every act of love and service is an encounter with Jesus Himself. May the message of the Gospel inspire us to live out our faith with renewed commitment, seeing and serving Christ in everyone around us.

Congratulations, Mantineekran, from Year 6 Blue, who was selected to progress to the next stage of the Christmas Story Art Competition and Exhibition to be held at the University of Notre Dame Australia this Sunday 3 December. Manee's artworks will be judged alongside students from Wollongong, Bathurst and Sydney Archdiocese. All the best, Mantineekran. 

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