Principal Message Archive
Better use of time
Thursday, May 17 2012
Time is an interesting concept. At the end of the year there is an uncomfortable inquisition and a realisation that I have not done half the things I wanted to do. I need more time.
MoreHelp for the homeless
Thursday, May 10 2012
In any one night across Australia, almost 50,000 children and young adults are homeless. That number swells to double that figure when you add people over 24 years. It is an alarming and distressing statistic.
MoreCelebrating Edmund
Thursday, May 3 2012
This Saturday is the Feast Day of Blessed Edmund Rice – founder of the Christian Brothers.
MoreA time for reflection
Thursday, April 26 2012
Yesterday's Anzac Ceremony was possibly more poignant than in previous years to many in the Terrace Community due to the performances of the Terrace-All Hallows' Choir at the Gallipoli and Lone Pine services.
MoreGood thinks happen when people gather
Thursday, April 19 2012
Welcome back to the start of Term 2. I trust that families had an opportunity for rest and relaxation over the Easter break.
MoreBusy term at an end
Thursday, March 29 2012
With the conclusion of Term 1 this is the final Terrace News before Easter.
MoreQuality and spirit of community
Thursday, March 22 2012
There was great community support at the many activities that occurred last weekend.
MoreCelebrating St Joseph
Thursday, March 15 2012
In the next week we celebrate the feast days of St Patrick (March 17) and St Joseph (March 19). Both hold a special place in the hearts of the Christian Brothers, with many of their schools being named in their honour.
MoreFunding report poses many questions
Thursday, March 8 2012
The Gonski Review of School Funding - released last month - did not receive the analysis or coverage one would have expected due to the political situation at Federal and State levels.
MoreOpen Day highlights Terrace students and staff
Thursday, March 1 2012
Last Friday's very successful Open Day emphasised features of our College, of which most within the Terrace Community would already be aware.
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