College Updates Term 4 Week 3 - 30 Oct 25
- UPCOMING EVENTS
- Yr 7-11 Parent Student Teacher Interviews
- Save the Date - LCCC 25th Anniversary, Silver Ball
- School Engagement Survey
- Day for Daniel
- Road Safety - Helmets
- Save the Date - 2025 Carols
- Lice Aren't Nice
- Community Council
- World Teachers Day
- Happy Teachers Day
- Free workshop for Parents and Supervisors of Learner Drivers
- Road Safety: Buying a Used Vehicle
| Monday 3 November | |
| Tuesday 4 November |
Yr 6 UOW Discovery Day 2026 Kindergarten Students Orientation |
| Wednesday 5 November |
Yr 10 Sydney Camp First Nation Boys with Campbell Page |
| Thursday 6 November | Yr 10 Sydney Camp |
| Friday 7 November |
Yr 10 Sydney Camp |
Reminders
- Primary dance classes continue
- Awards Ceremony - Save the date 17 December for both Primary and Secondary
- Yr 12 Exams are currently running until Friday 7 November
- Students last day for 2025 is Thursday 18 December, 2025
These dates may be subject to change at the discretion of the College. Any changes will be advised to parents and carers via Schoolzine.
Dear Parents and Carers
As an integral element of our ongoing communication with parents and carers, the following Parent/Student/Teacher (PST) Interviews will be conducted in Semester 2, 2025.
Year 7-11, 2025 Term 4 PST Interviews
Wednesday, 12 November 2025
Sentral Bookings Open: 9:00am, Monday 20 November 2025
Sentral Bookings Close: 5:00pm, Wednesday 11 October 2023
Interview appointments available from 3:50pm to 6:30pm (10 min intervals)
Bookings for PST’s should be made via the Sentral Parent Portal. The Parent Portal can be accessed via https://sentral.lumen.nsw.edu.au/portal/login.
For assistance with Parent Portal registration, please email pamz.sentral@cg.catholic.edu.au.
If you are unable to attend during this time and would like to make contact with your childs teachers, please contact the College on 64958888 and your child’s class teachers will make contact with you to discuss your child’s learning and progress.
If you require further information about the interview process, please contact Derek Gillions, IT Coordinator on derek.gillions@cg.catholic.edu.au
Have your say! The new annual School Engagement Survey is launching mid-November, and you will have the opportunity to reflect on your experiences at the school as a parent or guardian and provide feedback.
Your feedback will be valuable to help us understand how to better support your child and improve our school.
The new survey has been developed with the support of JWS Research. It will take around 10-15 minutes to complete, and your responses will be kept completely confidential and only reported at an aggregate level.
You can expect the 2025 School Engagement Survey to be distributed through Compass as a News Item and push notification in the coming days! If you have any issues accessing the survey link, please contact the Catholic Education Office through Strategy.Survey@cg.catholic.edu.au
Held annually on the last Friday of October, Day for Daniel is Australia’s largest child safety education and awareness event.
This special day honours the memory of Daniel Morcombe and reinforces the vital message that keeping kids safe is a responsibility we all share—parents, carers, educators, businesses…the entire community.
Across Australia schools, early learning centres, and businesses and individuals to register and participate in Day for Daniel, helping to spread this crucial message and empower children with personal safety education.
Primary Students at Lumen Christi Catholic College are encouraged to wear something Red on Friday 31 October as part of the day.
Students will take part in lessons to learn about Child Safety.
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On behalf of the parent community, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our teachers on World Teachers’ Day 2025. We thank you for the dedication, compassion, and faith you bring to your chosen profession each and every day. We are deeply appreciative of the many ways you serve our school community, often beyond what is seen within school hours and school walls. Today, we celebrate the light you bring to the classroom and the lasting difference you make in the lives of our kids. ...... |
Some students when gaining their license may look to purchase a used car for transportation.
It is recommending before buying a used vehicle, students should think about:
- what best suits your needs, lifestyle and budget
- whether you want to buy a used vehicle through a private sale, online, auction or dealership. Each option has pros and cons
- if you’re buying an electric vehicle, consider how and where you will charge the vehicle
- the total costs involved in buying a used vehicle. This includes registration, insurance, maintenance or repairs and interest on any loan.
To help support those students who may be looking to purchase a used car, feel free to direct them to our website – Buying a used car.