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Welcome to the new Carey Newsletter!
While reading the Newsletter you will notice some changes. These improvements have been made to create efficiencies, increase data security and maximise traffic back to our website.
When you click on a link, you will see that we have changed where the articles are hosted. Instead of being taken to an external newsletter website, each article will now be stored on the News and Events section of www.carey.com.au
All the articles for each school section can be found underneath the 'Category' heading on the left hand side of each page.
We always welcome feedback as we work to continually improve communications at Carey. Please feel free to contact us with questions or comments at communityengagement@carey.com.au
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Let’s talk about porn and true love
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Recently the Carey Senior School Quad was covered with red roses. It was a florist’s dream as the students organised the annual rose drive, with the Australian Heart Foundation becoming the beneficiary of the proceeds.
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Helping families cope with breast cancer with the OCGA Social Justice Grant
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In keeping with the strong sense of social justice at Carey, the Old Carey Grammarians Association (OCGA) Social Justice Grant provides an opportunity for OCGs to continue to carry out social justice work beyond their school years.
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Celebrating Carey's Captains
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Despite last weekend’s sweltering heat, it was great to see so many of our community coming together at our Carey Sports Complex to celebrate Carey’s Australian sporting captains and the rich history of our school in Bulleen.
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Performing Arts News
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On Tuesday 5 March a number of our senior students had the opportunity to work with trumpet master Greg Spence. Greg’s considerable professional experience includes tours with Hugh Jackman and Tim Minchin as well as numerous theatre, television and recording engagements.
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Whole School Mothers Day Lunch
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Our annual Mothers Day Luncheon will be held on Friday 3 May from 11.30am to 2.30pm at the stunning Leonda On The Yarra (2 Wallen Road, Hawthorn). This is a great opportunity for Carey mums to spoil themselves.
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From the Deputy Head of Junior School Donvale
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I openly acknowledge that I am very privileged to work with the amazing children at this school. They inspire me, they challenge me, they remind me of what a wonderful world we live in, they carry me along in their enthusiasm.
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From the Head of Junior School Kew
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Feeling connected to a community provides us with a sense of belonging, helps us define who we are and supports our wellbeing. However, it is not as simple as just existing within a community. It requires active input to bring people together and strengthen bonds within the group.
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From the Head of Middle School
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One of the things I enjoy about the change of season is that it reminds us that things are cyclical. Although we are always developing and shaping our program and activities to allow for ‘real-time’ and ‘responsive’ learning, schools tend to move through the year with a familiar pattern.
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