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Sacred Heart College Geelong

Locality: Geelong, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5221 4211

Address: Retreat Rd 3220 Geelong, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.shcgeelong.catholic.edu.au

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25.01.2022 PARENT INVOLVEMENT - UPCOMING WELLBEING EVENT// To be held on Monday 7 December (following the end of Term), our Visible Wellbeing (VWB) Appreciative Inquiry Day is being hosted to connect a variety of members of the school community staff, students, parents are carers with Visible Wellbeing (VWB) and to dream about how a culture of wellbeing could be further developed in the future. This Inquiry Day event will take place during work hours, from 9.00am to 2:30pm on campu...s at the College with social distancing measures in place. If parents are able to join us to brainstorm and collaborate with a group of staff, students and community members please visit the link below to register your attendance. https://www.trybooking.com/BMVIG

25.01.2022 LAUNCHING // SHC Online Community Shop 'SECOND CHANCE' Your online community shop to buy, sell and swap uniforms and books amongst year levels and families. Link to join https://buff.ly/35CFlen

23.01.2022 VISIBLE WELLBEING // In July, as part of our Visible Wellbeing journey, our staff commenced a training module in Attention and Awareness. Attention and awareness skills help us to choose what we would like to pay attention to. They also help us with the awareness to shift our attention from things that make us feel deflated and anxious to things that bring us joy and energy. One way to build these skills is savouring. Savouring is the practice of noticing and getting pleas...ure from lifes little moments, like the feeling of sunshine on your back in winter or the smell of fresh coffee in the morning. In tough times, your savouring skills will help you more easily switch gears to find positives in situations and in people. Its a form of brain training that helps us focus and sustain our attention. To learn more please visit: https://www.leawaters.com/blog Even if its only one extra second of smelling the coffee before drinking the coffee, it helps! Remote Learning: The Term 3 Edition starts tomorrow. Assembly day timetable (which you can find here if you need: https://bit.ly/SHCRLwhenisclass).

23.01.2022 AFTER LISTENING, SUGGEST AND SUPPORT // So far we have covered tips for asking RUOK? and the importance of listening with an open mind. Once someone has shared what theyre going through with you, you might suggest to them that they think about one small step they might be able to take to improve their situation. If theyve been feeling this way for more than two weeks they might need to see their doctor or an appropriate health professional. ... You could say: What do you think is a first step that would help you through this? What can I do right now to support you? Have you spoken to your doctor or a health professional about this? It might be a matter of finding the right fit with someone. OR Whats something you enjoy doing? Making time for that can really help. Make sure you view this helpful RUOK?Day video put together by our 2020 College Captains Harriet, Skyla and Zoe for more tips and details on the planned RUOK?Day activities during our school timetable on Thursday.

21.01.2022 DRESS TO EXPRESS // We are concluding Love Your Body Week by encouraging everyone to Dress To Express today. Today we celebrate us; our individuality, our diversity and all the positive things our bodies do for us. Remember to dress to express yourselves today through your Zoom profile, your clothing, your hobby, your talents. Maybe its a costume outfit, wearing something that expresses who you are or what you wear for horse riding. It might be the way you love to style ...your hair or it could be a favourite character from a movie. And remember to click on the link below to Dance For Georgia and celebrate the gift that Georgia Brown brought to all of us - her beautiful zest for life, her love of herself and what her body could do and forever reminding us to dance like nobody is watching. Dance for Georgia: https://youtu.be/aOKtlkdn3dk

21.01.2022 MINDFUL EATING // To continue our current Visible Wellbeing focus on Attention and Awareness as a pathway to wellness, we can build a sense of mindfulness (or moment awareness) into our day through mindful eating! It can be as simple as taking a deep breath before eating and saying a silent thank you for the the food. Consider your meals to be an invitation to pause and enjoy the present moment. School work requires a lot of heady intellectual effort and in the midst of ...all this thinking its easy to ignore the bodys feelings. Eating engages all of the bodys senses, smelling, tasting, seeing, touch and even hearing. When you see the food on the plate, take a moment to notice how it looks, the colours and texture. Breathe in deeply and notice the pleasant smells of the food. Reconnecting with these physical sensations promotes ease in our daily life and makes it easier to cope with the many stresses of life. Mindful eating offers us the opportunity to enjoy these many sensations and reconnect with our feeling body. If you find it difficult to eat mindfully, dont worry; making a habit of mindful eating takes time and practice. Sometimes its hard to eat mindfully because doing so we are likely to feel the stress carried in our body which can be very uncomfortable, so the practice requires a lot of self-compassion. Start with just eating one meal or even just one piece of food mindfully. (Source: Berkeley University) At SHC, we have been celebrating Feel Good Foodie Fridays this term - encouraging our community to cook a meal celebrating a culture within our community and then share it mindfully with their family.

20.01.2022 NAIDOC WEEK // Among other activities, students have been invited to complete these 'scratch art' hands and pin them to the pillars of the Atrium in celebration of our First Nations peoples.

19.01.2022 WORK-FREE DAY TOMORROW // A reminder to families that tomorrow, Friday 28 August will be a work free day to support the mental and physical wellbeing of staff and students. Students and staff are encouraged to shut down their laptops and spend time engaged in activities that will re-energise them.

18.01.2022 RUOK? DAY EVERY DAY // Last Thursday, SHC students were encouraged by their House leaders to use periods 5 and 6 to relax and connect with family and friends as a part of R U OK? Day and to share images illustrating all of the fun ways they spent their time, doing positive things for themselves and those around them. The images they sent were heart-warming and inspiring! From the House leaders: This was such an important day to check in and contact your family and friends, a...nd to act as a reminder to continue to practise this each and every day. It is also important to find someone who you feel comfortable talking to, and reach out if needed. For more inspiration check out this video of Year 10 SHC student, Jasmin Powell, singing her original song called Are You OK, which was posted by the ABCs student-focused show, Behind the News (BTN): https://youtu.be/EaPZW2pv4E8

18.01.2022 UPCOMING WEBINAR // Pathways from the School Gate: Parent Session (Geelong-based) - Tuesday 21 July, 6.30pm to 8.30pm via Zoom The pathway from school to the adult world is different for every person. Whether it is moving into the workforce, non-university further education or training, or a combination of both, this webinar aims to give families further information to support young people to make an informed decision. A student session will also be hosted during school on th...e same day. The panel members will consist of employer (Bernadette Purton/Norris Construction), industry experts (Brooke Hyland and Jo Harris/GRLLEN), family and student educator (Leigh Bartlett/BATForce) and further education/employment supports (Skills & Job Centre). Link: https://bit.ly/pathwayswebinars

17.01.2022 UNI APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN // Timely applications will close on Wednesday 30 September at 5.00pm. Mr Riddiford will be running a number of Zoom sessions to help our Year 12 students through this process. Dates, times and topics for the sessions will be emailed to the Year 12 students.

16.01.2022 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER FOR THE CARE OF CREATION // Pope Francis declared September 1 as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation. Living our vocation to be protectors of Gods handiwork is essential to a life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary aspect of our Christian experience. (Laudato Si #217)

14.01.2022 MARVELLOUS MASKS // A diverse range of Friday masks sported by students today who kindly posed and practiced their eye-smiling. We are looking forward to seeing the many, many more Monday masks around the College next week. There is a wealth of mask-related information online and on the DHHS website, including instructions on how to make your own reusable mask: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au//Design%20and%20preparation%20

14.01.2022 PA40+ PROGRAM // Our virtual PA40+ program had record numbers attend online last week. If you havent tried a class before, or have been meaning to try one, the student feedback has been so positive and it might just give you the afternoon energy boost you need while remote learning. I like how friendly and motivational it is, it makes you want to come back every week. I like that its not all the same its different each day.... Theres always options to make it easier or harder to suit however youre feeling that day. Even if you might not feel motivated that day, once you do [a PA40+ class] you never regret it, you always feel energised once youve finished. Check out the timetable to see the wide range of classes available and for links please visit https://bit.ly/pa40-Term3

13.01.2022 CELEBRATING ALL THE POSITIVE THINGS OUR BODIES DO // Positive body image and positive role-modelling involves understanding that healthy bodies come in many shapes and sizes, and that physical appearance says very little about our character or value as a person. It is more about understanding and celebrating all the positive things our bodies can do. Our bodies are quite incredible and unique. We are all so different and diverse, every body is different and EVERY body is a g...ood body. Lets celebrate that! Image credit: A wonderful book that promotes body positivity, Love Your Body by Jessica Sanders.

12.01.2022 NATIONAL SKILLS WEEK // Learn more about Vocational Education and Training (VET). This years theme is Inform, Inspire and Ignite with a wide range of resources available online that provide advice, ideas and information to inspire people to undertake vocational training. For families who are interested in learning all about what VET involves, the Australian Parents Council is proudly presenting a webinar called VET Myth Busters: A parents guide to Vocational Education a...nd Training, on Thursday 27 August from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. To find out more and register for the free event please visit: https://www.nationalskillsweek.com.au//vet-mythbusters-a-/ For further information, please see the following links: http://www.nationalskillsweek.com.au http://www.joboutlook.gov.au http://www.nci.dese.gov.au

12.01.2022 EXPERIMENTS AT HOME // The Bradbury Club are back with another easy-to-do mini-experiment that can be fun for families or students to do at home. Tornado in a bottle Materials:... Clear plastic/water bottle Dish soap Glitter (optional) Method: 1. Fill your clear bottle with about full of water 2. Add a squirt of dish soap and if you want to glitter and food colouring 3. Seal the container tightly 4. Move the bottle in a circular motion quickly and then stop and you will see your tornado spin! Some student responses to this experiment: It was lots of fun with the glitter It would be really fun for younger kids" "Really easy and next to no clean up" "Works best in a clear bottle without any other ingredients, best when spun whilst holding above waterline"

12.01.2022 LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS // Monday 31 August at 7.00pm. The Victorian Council of Churches and the Archdiocese of Melbourne invite everyone to join them in the Light in the Darkness Time Out for a Suffering World event on Monday evening. As the last light of the last day on winter fades, stand in your front garden and spend some time in silence, perhaps light a candle, to remember all those who have lost their lives to the Coronavirus or to violence. Then, as the first night... of spring begins, look to the future with prayer and hope. Let us move from the cold and the dark into warmth and light together.

11.01.2022 FATHERS DAY // To all the Dads, Grandfathers and Father figures in our community, we hope you have a wonderful and special day today!!

11.01.2022 CIRCLE OF MERCY (ONLINE) // The next Circle of Mercy for 2020 will take place as an online webinar (via the Zoom app) on Thursday 27 August at 7.00pm. Fr Richard Leonard will be speaking on The Practice of Mercy: Love God, Love your Neighbour and Love Yourself. We ask you to please register via the Trybooking link below as Zoom details will be sent to you to access the webinar close to the event time. To register, please visit: https://www.trybooking.com/BKSLH

10.01.2022 LOVE YOUR BODY WEEK // Almost a year ago we lost a much-loved member of the Sacred Heart College community. Georgia Brown passed away on 16 September 2019 and our prayers remain with Georgias parents, Frank and Caroline Brown and her cousins Millicent and Ally. Yesterday, Georgia would have turned 17 and it could not be more fitting that Georgias birthday coincides with Love Your Body Week and the theme of the week which is Dress To Express. Georgia loved dressing to e...xpress herself and had incredible self-pride. She embodied all of the values that encourage us to love who we are. It is only fitting that Georgia is our ambassador for Love Your Body Week. She was proud of what her body could do and she expressed herself with individuality and with pride. Just like Georgia we are asking everyone to Dress to Express this Friday 11 September as part of Love Your Body Week. Dress to Express encourages all of us to: Express our individuality Respect all our differences and diversity Feel proud of ourselves as a person Celebrate all the positive things our bodies can do. How can you do this? Express yourself through your Zoom profile for the week Wearing the clothes that express who you are Wearing something that reflects your passions Wearing something that describes your hobbies or your culture Dressing up as your favourite character Wearing crazy hair, silly socks or a coloured wig like Georgia The possibilities are endless, have fun with it and if you like, share a picture of yourself dressed to express via the link on the bulletin!

09.01.2022 2021 ENROLMENTS UPDATE // The College is pleased to advise that we still have a few enrolment opportunities for Years 8 and 9 in 2021. Please contact our Registrar, Judy Smith for further information on [email protected] Over the coming weeks we would also like to share some beautiful feedback we have received from students and staff regarding the implementation of the Colleges remote learning platform, such as this inspiring response from SHC student, Stella Iacono, currently in Year 8.

09.01.2022 VIRTUAL MUSIC CONCERT // There have been so many missed performance opportunities of 2020 but today we are proud to present the College's Virtual End of Year Concert put together by the wonderful SHC music staff and featuring performances from our talented music students and singers. Shown here is a short clip from the concert of the SHC Choir's rendition of the 'Four Chords Medley'. To view the concert video in full please click the link below: ... https://youtu.be/qJIqDf6uw6U

09.01.2022 VP DAY 75 YEARS // Tomorrow, Saturday 15 August 2020, will mark the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII, also known as Victory in the Pacific, or VP Day. This anniversary will be one of the last opportunities we have as a nation to publicly acknowledge the remaining veterans of the Second World War, of which there are around 12,000 still with us. Due to COVID-19 we are unable to mark the anniversary with traditional commemorations however, there are still many ways to connec...t with and honour our veterans from home: SHC students Erin Nisbet and Eleanor Naylor (both in Year 9) filmed an entry for the 2020 ATOM One Minute Film Competition on the theme of The Second World War and Your Community. Well done girls! Watch their video here: https://videos.shcgeelong.catholic.edu.au/embed.php Join the online service from the Shrine via the Shrine of Remembrance Facebook page, from 11.20am https://www.facebook.com/shrineofremembrance/ Visit the online exhibition, WWII at Home: Response, Reflection and Rejuvenation at https://wwiiathome.com.au RSL Victoria have created a special 75th anniversary commemorative booklet you can find at http://www.rslvic.com.au/commemoration/vp-day/ Explore the online book Women Work for Victory in World War II at https://www.oldtreasurybuilding.org.au/work-for-victory/ Write a letter to a World War II veteran thanking them for their service and RSL Victoria will distribute the letter. Post to RSL Victoria, ANZAC House, 4 Collins Street, Melbourne, 3000. #victoriaremembers #VPDay75

08.01.2022 TODAY IS R U OK? DAY // In recognition of this important day, period 5 and 6 classes today have been cancelled. Our student leaders have set the challenge for all students to use this time to connect with their peers and check in to see how they are. Students have been asked to upload a photo showing how they have connected with each other during R U OK? Day. A submission from each House will be selected to receive a cupcake package from Baked By Us, a Geelong business tha...t supports young people who have a disability to gain workplace skills and experience. Baked by Us will donate 25% of their profits to the RUOK foundation. The steps to take if someone says they are not OK: 1. Ask R U OK? 2. Listen with an open mind 3. Provide support / Encourage action 4. Check in regularly Small acts of kindness change the world for the better. Who are you going to check in with today?

08.01.2022 R U OK? DAY IS 10 SEPTEMBER 2020 // The message for this year is: Theres more to say after R U OK? 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and be willing to support those around us. In the lead-up to R U OK?Day we will post resources each day to help with what to say when someone says theyre not OK and guide them through how they can continue a conversation that could change a life. You ...dont have to be an expert to keep the conversation going when someone says theyre not OK. By knowing what to say you can help someone feel supported and access appropriate help long before theyre in crisis, which can make a really positive difference to their life. STEP 1 OF 4: ASK - Its important to make time to ask are you OK? By giving someone your time and the opportunity to share what theyre feeling, youre giving that person something invaluable. Tips for starting a conversation // Help them open up by asking questions like How are you going? Or Whats been happening? Or Ive noticed that youre not quite yourself lately. How are you travelling? Make an observation. Mention specic things that have made you concerned about them, like Ive noticed that you seem really tired recently or You seem less chatty than usual. How are you going? Or you could say something like: Ive noticed a few changes in what youve been saying/doing. How are things for you at the moment? I know theres been some big life changes for you recently. How are you going with that? You dont seem yourself lately do you want to talk about it? Just checking in to see how youre going? With everything thats going on, youve been on my mind lately, how are you? Youve got a lot going on right now. How are you doing?

08.01.2022 WEAR PURPLE DAY TOMORROW // Diversity embodies all the differences that make us unique and at Sacred Heart College we encourage all students to embrace and celebrate diversity in all forms. Diversity enriches us and encourages us to be creative thinkers, to be innovative, to understand and see different perspectives. Tomorrow, Thursday 27 August, students can wear purple or change their Zoom profile picture to a purple square, to show support and solidarity for all LGBTQ+ youth.

08.01.2022 EXPERIMENTS AT HOME // A group of students from SHCs The Bradbury Club have been designing some great mini-experiments that can be fun activities for families or students to do at home. Here is the recipe for making at-home Lava Lamps out of oil, water and Alka-Seltzer tablets, and some student feedback. Give it a try! Materials: Standard jar/glass Vegetable oil ... Water Plain Alka-Seltzer tablets Food Dye Method: 1. Fill a jar/glass approximately three-quarters full with vegetable oil 2. Fill up a small cup with water 3. Add a few drops of food colouring into the water 4. Pour the water into the vegetable oil, making sure to leave about 3cm space between the top of the water and the jar/glass 5. Break an Alka-Seltzer tablet into a few pieces and drop them into the jar/glass. Experiment findings: I didnt think it would actually work but it ended up looking really cool. - Ella, Year 9 I thought it would work! It didnt, I used olive oil, and lemon-lime flavoured Alka-Seltzer instead of vegetable oil and original Alka-Seltzer. - Grace, Year 7 I was so surprised by the reaction to the Alka-Seltzer - Izzy, Year 7 Awesome to watch, even if I wasnt able to do it. Charlie, Year 10

07.01.2022 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE // As a College, we understand that the current pandemic is having a significant financial impact on many of our families. If you are experiencing financial hardship and require assistance with school fees, please contact us so that we may assist. Further details are available via Family Life@SHC (https://bit.ly/FamilyLifeatSHC).

06.01.2022 RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES // If you are looking for ways to continue the conversation from Love Your Body Week, please visit Love Your Body Families on butterfly.org.au to access some fabulous FREE resources: https://butterfly.org.au//love-your-body-week-for-families/

06.01.2022 MY LEARNING JOURNEY // Providing a learning program for all students that is engaging, challenging and enjoyable. Given the current COVID-19 restrictions, the opportunity for SHC families to discover more about their daughters 2021 learning program (previously referred to as subject selection) will not be held onsite this year. Instead, our families now have an opportunity to share in the planning of their daughters future learning pathway (including subject selection) via the My Learning Journey Portal. You can access the portal via the College website under Learning at SHC (https://bit.ly/SHC-my-learning-journey)

05.01.2022 ROCKVILLE // The Caring Communities leaders welcomed all students back for Term 4 with our very own SHC Rockville! Similar to the 'Spoonvilles' that have popped up this year, Rockville is a colourful display of our collective school strengths. Students decorated rocks using a pattern to show their individuality and included two strengths one they have shown this year to cope with the challenges and one that they wish to show before the end of the year. The community of coloured rocks is now a vibrant visual reminder in our Innovation Precinct of the students' resilience and individuality.

05.01.2022 CHALLENGING APPEARANCE-BASED TALK // One way of improving our body confidence is by challenging, or becoming more aware, of the language that we use. Appearance-based talk is used widely in our friendship groups, our peer groups, on social media, in advertising, on television and online. We use it with ourselves often in our heads, and this can sometimes be negative self-talk, eg My skin looks awful today. As part of Love Your Body Week, we are encouraging you to celebrate and highlight your and others strengths, uniqueness, talents and body functionality. We can be the change and we can challenge the negative ideals with ourselves and those around us by considering our own appearance-based talk.

05.01.2022 MESSAGE FOR SCHOOL FAMILIES // Archbishop Peter A Comensoli has recorded a special message of encouragement and support for students and families in Catholic schools. The Archbishop speaks about the challenges of supporting learning while balancing family life and work life during current restrictions.

04.01.2022 NOONE // An update to the hours for SHC uniform supplier, Noone.

03.01.2022 BAKE OFF WINNER // Special congratulations to Year 9 student Hayley Hunt for winning the best entry in our Threatened Species Bake Off! This September, as we focus on the Season of Creation, our College community has been focused on the call of the environment. Well done to all who participated! You have brought much-needed attention to our vulnerable native animals and plant life.

03.01.2022 KEEPING UP WITH THE COLLEGE CAPTAINS // Back with another great episode are your SHC College Captains Harriet, Skyla and Zoe with an informative video about Mercy House (the SHC Health Centre) and the support services available there. This episode includes a tour of the Mercy House building as well as instructions on how students can sign in at Mercy Central with Tom or Katrina, and then speak with a member of the Mind Team or the First Aid Officer. Next episode the girls will introduce the fantastic staff who work in Mercy House!

03.01.2022 WEBINAR NEXT TUESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER // As a Visible Wellbeing Partner school, we acknowledges the importance of wellbeing as a resource that not only enables us to thrive in the good times, but more importantly to bounce back from tough and challenging times. Throughout 2020, our College community has demonstrated enormous compassion, agility, grit and resourcefulness in responding to difficult and often uncertain change. Grit and resilience, or the ability to bounce back af...ter challenge, is often strongly aligned to a sense of optimism and hope. On behalf of the CEM Wellbeing unit, we invite families to join us in attending a webinar on Grit, Resilience and Optimism with Dan Haesler. In this webinar Dan Haesler: - explores a range of strategies to build personal capacity, stamina and wellbeing - profiles practical ideas to enhance student engagement and motivation - applies the principles of grit and growth mindset to acknowledge the collective efforts of the profession and the importance of looking ahead with a renewed sense of optimism and hope. Grit, Resilience and Optimism with Dan Haesler Tuesday 8 September at 3.45pm for 4.00pm start Please refer to the flyer for full details and links: https://bit.ly/2Z2NaX7

02.01.2022 LISTENING // Yesterday our post provided some tips for asking if someone is OK. But theres more to say after R U OK... Step 2 - If someone says theyre not OK, LISTEN with an open mind. Listening with an open mind can be the hardest thing to do. It can be tempting to jump in and try to push someones worries away or offer a quick fix. It can be really hard to hear that someone you care about is in pain or struggling but try and sit with the discomfort and remind yourself... that your support can be crucial. Give the person some space and quiet so they can find the words to express what theyre going through. You could say: Im here to listen if you want to talk more How are you feeling about that? OR Im not going to pretend I know what its like for you, but Im here to listen to why you feel the way you do. If they dont want to talk to you, try not to take it personally. They might not be ready to talk or it might take them time to realise that you genuinely care. You can also suggest they talk to someone else they trust and ask if you can check in with them again soon.

02.01.2022 ANGST Wednesday 16 September from 7.00pm to 8.30pm // Families are invited to the special screening this evening for the Geelong Catholic Secondary Schools of the award-winning global documentary Angst. Angst is a film-based education program designed to raise awareness around anxiety, with an emphasis on youth and families. The film includes interviews with young children, teens, experts, and parents. You can find more information at https://angstmovie.com/ The film wil...l be shown virtually, and promptly followed by a panel discussion with experts in the field, Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, Neuroscientist Dr Jared Cooney Horvath and Dr Miriam Rose Ungunmerr (AO) as well as providing access to further resources and materials. Screening presented by @indieflixceo, supported by @projectthriveau. Registration is required, please see this link: https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_ZopMFGyWTDqa9qaW14oX2A

01.01.2022 EXPRESS YOURSELF // Our Caring Communities leaders have put together a fantastic art competition with prizes across a range of mediums, a Peoples Choice Award and even a Best Teacher Entry prize. Painting or drawing can help you manage emotions or express overwhelming experiences in a productive way and the competition theme of Attention and Awareness has been chosen to complement our current Visible Wellbeing focus. The theme is open to personal interpretation, but som...e ideas students have suggested to help brainstrorm include: - Savouring positive experiences; - Meditation and mindfulness; - Uni-tasking not Multitasking; - Mindful in nature. Students (and staff!) can submit entries via the College Bulletin up until the 28 August.

01.01.2022 THANK YOU TO OUR FAMILIES // Many students are enjoying their time outside today in some beautiful winter sunshine. We thank our families who remain vigilant in the space of COVID-19 testing should their daughter develop cold/flu symptoms, however mild. Please remember to advise the College of your daughters test results (email results to [email protected]) prior to your daughters return to school.