Gospel Reflection - Mark 13:24-32

In last Sunday’s Gospel, the community to whom the Gospel of Mark was originally addressed expected the return of Jesus and the end times to occur within their lifetimes. However, nearly two thousand years later, we recognise that this anticipation was not fulfilled in the way they imagined.
Today, much like in Mark’s time, many people approach the future and the prospect of change with fear and apprehension. As Christians, we are called to approach the future with optimism and hope. Although many aspects of our lives and the world are subject to change, we find security in relationships and values. Foremost among these are our family relationships. We can confidently accept change, knowing that we will continue to be loved by our family and by God. It is through our daily assurances to our children that nothing can change our love for them that we help instil trust and confidence. We know that God is good, that God loves us unconditionally, and that God has a dream for us. 

Congratulations to Daniel (Year 2)

Earlier this term, you may have heard a familiar voice on i98 radio. Congratulations to Daniel, who had the opportunity to visit the i98 radio station with Mrs Davidson to record a radio advertisement promoting Kindergarten 2025 enrolments.
It was a fantastic experience and we are very proud of Daniel for being a wonderful ambassador for our school on this special project.

Mrs Vicky Davidson
PRINCIPAL