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Lumen Christi Catholic College - Pambula Beach

Lumen Christi Catholic College - Pambula Beach

388 Pambula Beach Road
Pambula NSW 2549

Lumen Christi Catholic College - Pambula Beach
Catholic Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn
Education Ltd ABN 60 675 797 734

Phone: 02 6495 8888
Fax: 02 6495 8887

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College Fees

Fees statements are issued at the beginning of each school term and are payable by the end of Week 4 each term.  Qkr! is the College's preferred payment method but fees can also be paid by cash, cheque, EFTPOS, Mastercard, Visa, B-Pay or Direct Debit. 

A non-refundable enrolment deposit of $200 is payable for all students enrolling in Kindergarten. This is credited to your first term fees stat

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Holy Ground ... From the RE Faculty

Celebrating New Life

Next week our current Year 12 students will finally get their Senior Retreat up in Jindabyne.  Normally in Term 4 at the beginning of their HSC journey, this retreat is designed to provide students an opportunity to be rejuvenated, to refocus and reconnect with each other as they prepare to begin a new stage of life. 

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As we get closer to Easter, when Christians celebrate hope in a risen Christ, we can all plan to use the long weekend as our own personal retreat: to be rejuvenated by being in nature; to refocus on the importance of service, especially towards those in need; and to reconnect with family and friends. 

The key events in Holy Week exemplify what we hope our Year 12 cohort, and all students, aspire to be.

  • Justice advocates - who "wash the feet" of others: demonstrating servant leadership, promoting unity and a sense of gratitude (Eucharist means "Thanksgiving")
  • Contemplative - reflecting on our relationship with others, "praying in the garden" and trusting that we are not alone during times of struggle
  • Hopeful - the paradox of Good Friday is the essence of the Good News (Gospel): that nobody is perfect and yet God's grace saves us all
  • Joyful - like those first disciples to encounter Jesus after his resurrection, sharing their excitement with others and seeing life with a new perspective.

Please consider attending at least one of the Easter services over the long weekend ... You may find that by retreating into a Church and reconnecting with the Parish community, you'll return to the busy-ness of the everyday with a sense of New Life. 

Wishing you and your families a peaceful and blessed Easter and rejuvenating holiday break.

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