2022 | Issue 2 | SJC Newsletter

The smooth start to the year is being threatened by the number of students and staff absent due either to COVID infection or exposure to positive cases. At this stage face-to-face teaching and learning has continued relatively unaffected but we have to put additional measures in place to ensure that this continues. I’d like to thank and acknowledge everyone for their cooperation in doing all that we can to keep face to face teaching operating and keep everyone safe. So far this year we have been able to run all scheduled events, albeit in slightly changed formats, and I hope you have had the chance to experience some of them either in person or remotely.

The College Advisory Council held the first meeting of the year last week at which new members Tim Bradley and Andrew Penton were welcomed. The meeting was also joined by our senior Student Leaders who outlined their goals for the year. Student voice is an important part of our culture and it was terrific to hear from these outstanding young men. Following the meeting, members of the Josephines, the Mens Association, the Foundation, the Old Collegian’s Association, the Parents and Friends and the Finance and Planning Committee gathered and were welcomed by incoming Council Chairperson Shona Eland.

Late last year work commenced on the development of an updated strategic plan for the College. To this point the College Advisory Council, the College Leadership Team and the staff have had the opportunity for input. Students will also be asked to contribute in the coming weeks. Parents are invited to a gathering (face-to-face or remote to be confirmed) on the evening of Tuesday 5 April to provide input to the strategic direction of the College.

In the coming weeks we commence the first of 10 Open Days which are an opportunity for families considering enrolment at St Joseph’s to visit the school during a normal school day. A few years ago almost all of our year seven enrolments came from Catholic primary schools in the region and there was very little capacity to offer places to students from government or independent primary schools. Next year we expect to have the capacity to offer places to many more students outside the Catholic primary system, something that fits well with our commitment to inclusivity.

The St Joseph’s community continues to be a beacon of hope for many both inside and outside our College community. I recently received a letter from the Edmund Rice Foundation Australia as follows:

“We very gratefully acknowledged receipt of $101,380.00 as a result of the parent contributions to the Edmund Rice Foundation. This was another outstanding result from St Joseph’s parents and supporters. On behalf of the recipients of your generosity, we thank all those at St Joseph’s for this contribution to the work for the struggling of the world.

This donation comes directly from families who choose to pay the $80 voluntary levy when school fees are paid and supports the work of the Foundation in the developing world, particularly in East Africa. In addition to our ongoing commitment to St Joseph’s vocational secondary College in Kensekka this result speaks volumes for the generosity of our community.

The importance of inclusivity in our enrolments and our support for those in need is emphasised by Pope Francis who reminds us: “The world exists for everyone because all of us were born with the same dignity. Differences of colour, religion, talent, place of birth or residence and so many others cannot be used to justify the privileges of some over the rights of all. As a community we have an obligation to ensure that every person lives with dignity and has sufficient opportunities for his or her integral development”.

Stay well

Tony Paatsch

Last week, we were able to acknowledge the academic and co-curricular achievements of our Mt Sion students for 2021. This occasion is a celebration of student achievement in Years 10, 11 and 12 and a chance to reflect on the significant effort that has been made by our students as they persisted through the challenges of remote learning and the impacts of COVID-19.

As we were not able to gather as a full College community, or invite our parents and significant others to the Awards ceremony, we once again streamed the event to our senior classrooms and broader community.

To acknowledge the importance of this event, we would like to share a collective video capturing the spirit of the morning, and we have included a link to the powerfully motivating speech by Old Collegians Todd and George Divine, a must view on inclusivity and diversity and the importance we all can make to each other.

We thank all students who were acknowledged during this ceremony and congratulate them on their achievements and contribution to the life of SJC.

Thank you.

Lisa Pope

Deputy Principal – Learning

Lent 2022 - For all Future Generations

Next Wednesday 2 March, we will prepare for the beginning of Lent, a time of preparation for the most significant liturgical event on our Church calendar, Easter. In an extended homeroom, we will participate in an Ash Wednesday Liturgy. The theme of Project Compassion 2022 is ‘For All Future Generations’. It is an expression of hope and reminds us that the good that we do today will extend and impact the lives of generations to come. It invites us to make the world a better place by working together now and finding long-term solutions to global issues. As a Catholic school in the Edmund Rice tradition, we are called to reflect the social justice teachings for a hope filled future.

We encourage students to discover the power of giving and the impact that their contribution, however big or small, would have on the lives of others. When we lend a hand to someone in need, they go on to help others and make better opportunities for future generations. Compassion is contagious and creates a ripple effect of kindness and prosperity. We show solidarity with our neighbours in need, near and far, at St Joseph’s College through our generous support of Edmund Rice Day on Friday 13 May. Our Waterford students will take part in a Kindness Challenge in the lead up to Eddie Rice Day. Part of our funds raised on this day go to Caritas Australia and Manya in East Africa to empower young people to build a just future for themselves, their families and their communities.

Our students will be reflecting on how they will challenge themselves to respond with love and hope, now and for all future generations by making three Lenten commitments to that show growth and how they will to contribute positively in the St Joseph’s College/Geelong/National/International community for all future generations. These commitments will be burnt, to create the ashes that will be used to make a cross on a poster in each homeroom. This cross is a sign that we will journey with Jesus and are committed to living out the gospel values.

Service Learning Opportunities

Mac & Joe’s is back!

Students, staff, parents and carers are invited to cook for local palliative care at home patients via the Mac & Joe’s Service Learning Opportunity. Last year Leah Irving our Identity Team’s Service Learning Coordinator, launched a new initiative for our senior students and staff that is truly a living example living out the gospel value of compassion, ‘Mac & Joes – Nourishing Neighbours - Connecting Community’. By cooking meals in the senior kitchen for home delivery to McKellar Centre palliative care patients, their carers and families, students earn 2 House points and 2 hours of Service Learning credit for each session completed. See further details and registration form on the SIMON Student Bulletin.

Sign up to cook for Mac & Joe's: Mac & Joe's Sign up Link

Term 1 dates: Monday 7 March & Monday 28 March.

Our very own Service Learning Coordinator - Leah Irving has been nominated for the category 'Women in Community Life for Education' in the 'Women in Community Life Awards'. We wish her well and hope she is the winning nomination as part of this year's City of Greater Geelong Women in Community Life Awards, featuring special, guest Annabel Crabb. This year's theme is 'Changing Climates: Equality today for a sustainable tomorrow', and is an opportunity to celebrate and recognise women across our community.

Mt Sion Awards

Last week, we were able to acknowledge the academic and co-curricular achievements of our Mt Sion students for 2021. This occasion is a celebration of student achievement and a chance to reflect on the significant effort that has been made by our students as they persisted through the challenges of remote learning and the impacts of COVID-19.

Whilst we could not recognise all the students in these awards, we are very proud of their collective results, and the continued success they have after they have left the College. Not only did we have a VCE median higher than the State average, a significant increase in the number of students who achieved above 90 ATARS, but our students were twice more likely to be employed than students from any other College in the Geelong region according to our recent On Track Results.

It was also great to hear about the diverse range of University and TAFE courses the students have been offered, from International Studies, Performing Arts, Business Studies through to Aeronautical Engineering. Congratulations to all involved in the ceremony and the Events team who put this significant event together.

A full photo gallery of the day is available on the College Facebook Page & a video of the event is included in this newsletter edition. 

Allwell Testing

Last week our Year 7 students participated in an extensive written test delivered by Academic Assessment Services which covers the areas of Reading, Writing, Numeracy, and Reasoning. The College uses the data from this testing to profile our students to support their learning, as well as track student progress at specific times in their schooling e.g., Year 8 and Year 10. This not only helps us to continue to identify ways we can support our students but also track the impact of the curriculum and programs we deliver at the College. The Year 7 students did an excellent job completing these tests in the gym, and our Year 8 and Year 10 students are scheduled to sit these tests later in the year. Thank you to Vin Brown and Rebecca Barker for the coordination of these tests.

Assessment and Mid Semester Reports

All Assessment results will be made available to parents through continuous reporting cycles in PAM. This year the Curriculum Team has made some modifications to our comments, directing our feedback to the students in the reporting of results, whilst making this feedback accessible to parents to read. Mid Semester reports will provide a snapshot of your child’s learning dispositions across the following areas:

• Completes all learning tasks including homework
• Completes all learning tasks including homework
• Works collaboratively with others
• Takes ownership and responsibility for their learning
• Actively seeks feedback for improvement in their learning

Mid semester reports will be made available to parents 31 March.

Changes to the GAT in 2022

This year the Government announced significant changes to the GAT, which previously had been completed by students sitting a VCE Unit 3-4 sequence. In 2022, the GAT date has been moved to Wednesday 7 September and has undergone some significant changes as part of the move towards the new senior secondary certificate.

As part of the reform of the VCE and VCAL system, Victorian senior secondary students will this year have their literacy and numeracy skills measured against new standards in a reformed GAT. The new standards will indicate whether students have demonstrated the literacy and numeracy skills typically expected of someone completing their secondary schooling – giving another indication of their readiness to move onto further education, training or employment.

Whilst more information will be provided regarding the process it is important that families of students who are in Year 12 completing VCE (score /unscored) or VCAL will be required to sit at least one component of this test, which is divided into 2 sections:

• Sections A will assess literacy and numeracy skills
• Section B will assess skills, in mathematics, science, technology, arts and humanities with an increased focus in critical and creative thinking.

For our Year 10 and 11 students enrolled in one or more VCE or scored VCE VET Unit 3–4 sequence, they will be expected to sit Sections A and B of the GAT. Students enrolled in Senior VCAL will be expected to sit Section A only. If students are enrolled in Senior VCAL as well as one or more VCE or scored VCE VET Unit 3–4 sequence, they will be expected to sit Sections A and B.

Mr Tom Darley kindly visited our 2022 senior Student Leaders at lunchtime last week, to share his expert knowledge of public speaking. The information was practical and helpful for students, to encourage success in future presentations, often led by the student leaders. We would like to express our sincere thanks to Mr Darley for all of his time and effort, in preparing and presenting to this eager student audience.

Mr Crook and Mrs Coogan SJC Student Leadership Coordinators

Students:

Mr Darley came to speak to a group of boys as well as staff, about public speaking. He provided some great tips and tricks on how to speak well and capture the audience. From the simplest things, such as taking a breath before you begin, to how you present yourself on stage. Personally, I know that I will be using all of these lessons long into the future. Zakary - Year 12

The Br Rahill Library is open Monday to Friday from 8:00am – 4:30pm. Students are welcome to use the library for private study, homework, borrowing, or for quiet/silent reading during break times, and before and after school.

Library Lunchtime Clubs – Year 7 and 8 students

The lunchtime clubs have commenced again at the Edmund Rice Campus in the literacy room in the library from 1:00pm – 1:30pm. Last week it was fantastic to see the students enjoying Lego on Monday, the Books and Movies club on Tuesday and the Creative IT club on Thursday.

Monday - Lego

Students enjoy constructing with a wide range of Lego pieces and kits.

Tuesday - Books and Movies Club

Activities include:

• Reading and book chats
• Watching movies and engaging in discussions
• Recommending and reviewing books and movies
• Recording podcasts for the Library website
• Creative writing challenges
• Playing word games
• Running Book Week events.

All students are welcome and refreshments are provided! If students enjoy reading and watching movies and want to share their interests with others they are encouraged to come along at lunchtime on Tuesdays.

Thursday - Creative Technology Club

Students are encouraged to come along and enjoy using the following technologies:

• Virtual Reality headsets
• Makey Makey kits
• Lego Mindstorms
• Spheros
• Arduino
• Tinker Cad

Friday - Board Games

A range of board games are available including Chess, Uno, Cluedo, Balderdash, Ultimate Werewolf, Bananagrams, Man Bites Dog, Saboteur, and Rubik’s cubes.

Click on the links below to read the latest Careers News at SJC!

TERM 1 - UPCOMING EVENTS

Every day CUT THE WRAP

Friday 4 March “30 for 30” Challenge, Schools Clean Up Day

Wednesday 9 March Service Learning – Painting Sustainable Cubbies (P5&6)

Sunday 6 March Clean Up Australia Day

Wednesday 16 March Enviroservice (3:30pm – 5:30pm) (Sign up closes 25 February)

Wednesday 23 March Enviroservice (P5&6- Yr12 only) (Sign up closes 4 March)

Friday 25 March National Ride to School Day (including lunchtime Pedal Power Challenge)

Saturday 26 March Earth Hour 8:30pm-9:30pm (Global event)

Tuesday 29 March SJC “Switch Off” hour – Time TBC

TAKE 3 FOR THE SEA LAUNCH

It has been wonderful to witness the enthusiasm of so many students at Westcourt and Edmund Rice Campus alike, to demonstrate their support of the “TAKE 3” initiative. During lunchtime on Friday 18 February (Edmund Rice Campus) and again on Monday 21 February (Westcourt), students took to the yard with great gusto and willingly queued to get “caught on camera TAKING 3”, by picking up three pieces of rubbish from the yard, securing a muffin reward for their efforts.

I would like to thank Bryce G (Year 8) Tommy L (Year 9) and Callum W (Year 9) for their support in launching this initiative for 2022.

“Today we launched Take 3 For the Sea at Westcourt. You might not know what Take 3 For the Sea is, or why it’s so important. The initiative was founded by three scientists, with the aim to eradicate plastic pollution in the ocean. All it involves is picking up three pieces of rubbish and putting them in the bin, so that they can’t find their way into the sea and kill marine wildlife. The founders hope that by everybody taking small actions, we can all improve the world”.

Callum - (Year 9)

It was enjoyable volunteering for Take 3 for the Sea, because I know that being able to lend a hand in this event would promise that the rubbish that could be in the sea would be properly disposed of instead. Any amount of rubbish, big or small, is a contribution to helping out the sea and the environment.

Tommy - (Year 9)

"TAKE 3" FILMING COMPETITION

The TAKE 3 Challenge for 2022 is now running for all year levels. To enter, students simply film themselves “taking 3” somewhere in the community, conduct the “TAKE 3” salute and say “TAKE 3 for the Sea”. Entries should be submitted to Ms Kelly Jenkins at; [email protected] by the end of the day on Friday 1 April.

SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP

We are now calling for new members to join the Sustainability Team.

If you are passionate about the environment, would like to develop your leadership skills and have a significant influence in driving sustainable practices within the school, then Sustainability Leadership may be for you.

We are seeking representatives from each Year 7 Homeroom and new members from other year levels are also welcome! Interested students are encouraged to complete the online application via the link below. The Term 1 Sustainability Meeting schedule is outlined in the student bulletin.

SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP APPLICATION LINK:

Scheduled meetings will alternate between campuses. Further details pertaining to each Sustainability events will be published in the school bulletin.

Apply to join the team: 

ENVIROSERVICE

Enviroservice (Service to the Environment) is a wonderful opportunity for students to conduct their Service Learning hours, whilst enjoying the outdoors and learning more about the environment at the same time. Efforts this term will concentrated on the Carey Oval Revegetation Project, in particular, maintaining the south embankment and propagation of indigenous flora species. The dates for Term 1 Enviroservice are outlined below.

TERM 1 ENVIROSERVICE (EDMUND RICE CAMPUS)

Wednesday 16 March (3:30pm - 5:30pm) (Sign up by Friday 25 February)

Wednesday 23 March (Periods 5&6 – Year 12 students only) (Sign up by Friday 4 March)

Students interested in attending must apply via email to: [email protected]

COMMUNITY NOTICES

CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY – SUNDAY 6 MARCH -SERVICE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY

Clean Up Australia Day efforts will resume this year, providing students and their families alike a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate their support of our local community and the environment.

We encourage SJC families to join the “Friends of Waurn Ponds Creek” community group to help clean up the surrounds of the Waurn Ponds Creek in a bid to save the threatened fish species, the Yarra Pigmy Perch.

Volunteers will meet from 9.00am at the Baseball Park car park near the junction of Pioneer Rd and Meadowvale Drive. The “clean up” will be conducted on both sides of the Creek and in both directions from the car park.

To participate, simply turn up and register on the day. Protective footwear, gloves, hat and a water bottle are advised. Volunteers will also be required to complete a Coronavirus questionnaire prior to the day. (See link below).

For more information, visit the Friends of Waurn Ponds Creek website:

https://www.friendsofwaurnpondscreek.org.au/aa%202022/03%20March%2006.html

Thanks to all the young musicians in the SJC senior band, and to their conductor Mr John Collinson, for their wonderful performance at our music information night on Tuesday 15 February. After only two rehearsals, the band played beautifully and represented the music program with pride. We are extremely fortunate to have a well-resourced and supported music program at SJC that provides amazing opportunities to the students.

Missed the Music information night and keen to know more about the amazing music program at St Joseph's? Our Junior Band Academy is open to all students learning a new instrument for the first time from any year level. We still have vacancies on brass (trumpet/trombone/tuba) and woodwind (Sax/clarinet/flute), along with percussion and bass guitar with excellent quality instruments for hire as a part of the program. The junior band academy rehearses Wednesdays from 3:30-5:00pm with expert experienced tutors for each instrument.

Please get in touch with our music administrator, Laura Martin on [email protected] or director of Music, Amy Young [email protected] for more information.

During Headstart, year 8 3D Art students were given a ‘taster’ class in working with clay. Students were tasked with constructing a slab built planter using a cylinder pipe as a mould and creating a monster face on the outside. After firing the clay, students could paint their ceramics with underglaze to colour it and it was then dipped in a clear gloss and fired for the finished product. This artwork provides the opportunity to learn ceramic making techniques such as slab rolling, score-slip-smooth joining, and hand moulding while building on fine motor skills. Students now understand how the material works which will help inform and plan their sculptures this semester.

It’s not too late to order your 2021 school photos

Arthur Reed Photos uses an online ordering system to view your photos prior to ordering.

On photo day, all students received a flyer that included a unique code.

You will require this 2021 code to register online and view your photos.

If you have already registered, you will receive an email or SMS from Arthur Reed Photos with a link to view your photos.

If you have not yet registered, please go to order.arphotos.com.au and enter your code to complete your order.

If you have misplaced your registration code, please contact the Arthur Reed Photos customer service team directly on 5243 439 (option 1) or [email protected]

Please note that you will need to register online with your 2021 photo code to access images.

All photo packages will be sent directly to your nominated address, so please ensure that you enter the correct details and nominated shipping address upon checkout.

If you require any assistance ordering your photos, please contact Arthur Reed Photos directly on 5243 4390 (option 1) or email [email protected]

This Thursday 24 February at Lakeside Stadium the super talented athletes in the ACC including students from St Joseph's College will compete for this year's Athletics Championship!!!!

ATHLETICS LIVESTREAM

Thursdays ACC Athletics Championship will be broadcasted LIVE! With the help of Cluch TV we will be able to bring you the excitement from the 2022 Athletics Championship.To watch the event follow the instructions provided in this post.The link to the broadcast can be found here: https://buff.ly/3h7fct4If you can’t tune in, don’t stress as the video will be on the Cluch platform for 48 hours post event.

St Joseph's first Junior House Chess Tournament got off to an excellent start on Friday, with five games taking place. Year 8 students Aron, Luada-Kadahl and Hayden managed to comfortably win their games against their Year 7 opponents, but the upset of the round was Year 7 Muhammet managing to defeat skilled Year 8 player, Daniel.

Current Standings:

Jordan 2

Foley 1½

Butler 1

Brophy ½

Students who were unable to participate in the first round are more than welcome to participate from Round 2. Games will take place each Friday during Term 1, with the winner being crowned after the last round on 1 April.

We are excited to announce that we will be conducting College tours this Term! We are proud to continue offering an innovative education for Geelong's young men. We welcome all senior primary school boys and their families to visit us. 

TOUR DATES:

Friday 25 March

Monday 28 March

Tuesday 29 March

Tuesday 5 April

Tours depart at 9:00am. Year 7 Applications for 2023 are now open - apply via the College website.

BOOK YOUR TOUR ONLINE: 

The 2021 edition of Virtus - the College yearbook, is currently in production. Due to the late issue of VCE results and school photos being taken so late in Term 4, the Yearbook is currently scheduled to be printed over the Term 1 break and distributed early in Term 2 to students who are at SJC this year. Senior students who have left the College will have their copy mailed to their home. 

We are excited to announce that the First XVIII ACC Football will be broadcasted LIVE this year! With the help of Cluch TV we will be able to bring you the excitement from the 2022 First XVIII series. 

Cluch TV live-stream link.

https://www.cluch.tv/page/6034710fa0e845001a15982f

Viewers will need to create an account and sign in to watch live / replays.

FRIDAY 18 MARCH

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• All Year 9, 10, 11 and 12 classes will run as normal periods 1-6.
• Year 9 elite swimmers in the U/14 age group will be bused to the pool after Homeroom.
• Year 10, 11 & 12 swimmers will only be those who nominate or are selected to swim in the afternoon finals by their Houses prior to the day. These boys will be bused to the pool at 11.50am.

• All swimmers who win or place in the finals will qualify for the ACC squad and will be expected to represent the College at MSAC on Wednesday 30 March from 10:00am - 4:00pm.

PROGRAM FOR THE DAY.
8:50am - 9:00am Homeroom
9:00am - 9:15am - All Years 7 & 8 and Year 9 U/14 elite swimmers bused to the pool
11.50am - All U/15, U/16, U/17 & SNR elite swimmers bused to the pool
12.20pm - Inter-house competition 2 pools
2.45pm - Presentations
3.00pm – Students return on buses to the College.

AGE GROUPS:

Ages are taken from 31 December 2022. I.e. the oldest you will be this year, is the age group you are under. (Under 12s will swim in the U/13 age group).

MAXIMUM PARTICIPATION: It is expected that all students in Years 7-9 participate in the 25m trials across the pool. Not everyone is an elite swimmer, but you all can have a go and earn some points for your house towards winning the Adam Bryant House Shield!
NON-SWIMMERS: Must have a parental note in their diary

UNIFORM:

Full P.E. uniform, with House polo shirt & College shorts and hat.

Swimming - all appropriate shorts are allowed.
BACKPACKS: Students are advised not to bring a school backpack on the day to avoid bag mix ups. Students should bring a bag they can easily identify. Students are not to bring valuables as security is limited.
LUNCH: Students should bring their own food & drinks as canteen service is limited.
BUSES TO AND FROM THE POOL: All swimmers will be bused to and from the pool from school. Students will return in time for normal buses and pick up.
SUNSCREEN: Please bring and apply sunscreen and reapply during the day. SLIP SLOP SLAP!
DIVING POOL: For safety, no flips or somersaults. Only dives and jumps allowed.

Don’t bring or use noise making devices, electronic games, phones, or valuables as your belongings can’t be properly supervised. No ball games. The toddlers pool is not to be used. Students are not to draw inappropriate markings on themselves.

William (Bill) Heath dearest, darling dad of Gemma Gray (staff). Treasured Pa of Jono and Jules Holt (staff), Marcus Holt (1998), Will Gray (2020), Meg Gray (Ex SHC), Mack Holt (Year 8) and Milli Holt (Year 10 SHC).

Bill was a man of quiet and humble faith, a man of integrity and justice – the strong and constant presence in all our lives.

Re : Notice of Annual General Meeting

– St Joseph’s College Old Collegians Association

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the St Joseph’s College Geelong Old Collegians Association will be held at St Joseph's College, 135 Aphrasia Street, Newtown on Tuesday 7 March 2022 at 5.45pm in the Maureen Bryant Board Room.

Ordinary Business:

® To receive and accept the Minutes of the 2021 Annual General Meeting.

® To receive and consider the Annual Financial Statements and reports of the Chairman and Treasurer.

® To consider the retirement of the current Committee and the election of a new Committee.

Other Business:

® To transact any other business which may legally be brought before the meeting.

At the conclusion of the meeting refreshments will be provided.

Please RSVP your attendance to [email protected] or on 5226 8120

By order of the Committee,

Kristen Gleeson

Director of Community & Development

Congratulations to the winners of the 2022 SJC MEGA RAFFLE!

1st PRIZE WINNER - A YEAR'S SCHOOL FEES AT SJC OR $5,000 TRAVEL VOUCHER
Holly MaddenTicket Number: #22
2nd PRIZE WINNER - $2,350 KIESER 12 MONTH MEMBERSHIP
Liz NielsenTicket Number: #555
3rd PRIZE WINNER - $300 GHANDA VOUCHER
Katrina CoburnTicket Number: #723
4th PRIZE WINNER - $200 LIVE WIRE PARK VOUCHER
Cathy McNamaraTicket Number: #203
5th PRIZE WINNER - $200 DE GRANDIS VOUCHER
Peter SmartTicket Number: #190

Thank you to everyone who supported the raffle this year by purchasing tickets. Money raised will support the College Bursary Program which gives students in need the opportunity to experience all that St Joseph's has to offer.#SJCgeelong #SJCmegaraffle2022