Principal's Log
Principal's Log
We thank those families who have completed the Lutheran Education Australia Quality Schools Survey. For those who have not yet found the time to do this, we would encourage you to take this opportunity to provide important feedback for the College that will inform future planning. A reminder that the survey can be found attached to an email from Dr. Jean Thompson. We look forward to sharing the outcomes of the survey with our community in the future.
We hope that all mothers had an enjoyable Mother’s Day last weekend. Our mothers play a special part in young people’s lives and within our community. We appreciate the Friends of Pacific team who ran the Mother’s Day stall that enabled children to purchase a gift as a way of saying thank you to their mums for all that they do for them.
Congratulations to Noah Beasley, Madison Randl, Shaylen Stone and Lachlan Buchanan who were the first students of the College to participate in the University of Queensland Philosophon. We thank Mrs Jo Belchamber for providing this new opportunity for students to improve their skills in argumentation and exploration of philosophical issues as they compete with students from other Queensland schools.
The cast and crew of the three Musketeers are looking forward to sharing this entertaining production with our community on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th May. We wish Director Mrs Janine Delaney and her cast and crew all the best as they complete the final rehearsals over the next week.
We wish our three netball teams, the Senior A PLC 1, Junior A PLC 4 and Junior PLC 6 all the best for the semi-finals next weekend which will be held at 4pm (PLC 4 and PLC 6) and 6pm (PLC 1) at the Fisherman’s Road Sporting complex. It will be great to see members of our community supporting the girls.
In each of the paragraphs above we read of ways in which people have enriched this community through their service. We thank God for the blessings that staff, students and parents bring into this community and the broader community through their heads, hearts and hands for service.
Dr Bronwyn Dolling, Principal