Dear Parents
Mary MacKillop Catholic Community Primary School semester reports will now be available electronically online via SEQTA Engage. Going forward all semester reports, NAPLAN and Bishops’ Religious Literacy Reports will be available only through SEQTA Engage

You will shortly receive an email, by the end of this week, titled “Welcome to SEQTA”. Follow the steps on the registration site to set up your SEQTA account.

Please note that the Welcome to SEQTA link is only active for a week. If you have not received it by this Friday 19th June, please check you junk mailbox before contacting the school.

If you have any difficulties, please contact the school by email on reports@mmccps.wa.edu.au

Once you have set up your account you will be able to access your child’s semester reports via the following link https://mmccps.coneqt-p.cathednet.wa.edu.au/

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Dear Parents

I am writing to provide you with the updated changes to the before and after school drop off/pick up routine as we transition back to the way things were before the COVID-19 disruptions.

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Dear Parents

I am writing to give you the latest update regarding Phase 3 of the COVID-19 WA Roadmap to Recovery which comes into effect from Saturday 6 June 2020. From this date, please note the following points:

• Parents and caregivers are allowed onto school grounds to drop off and collect their children. To ensure the 2 square metre rule is adhered to, parents are asked not to enter classrooms at the beginning or end of the school day.
• Pre-arranged meetings with teachers can proceed, adhering to physical distancing and hygiene protocols.
• The uniform shop is now open to parents at the usual times. Parents visiting the uniform shop will be required to sign in at the shop and only one family at a time can enter. Physical distancing will be required for parents lining up outside the uniform shop. Increased cleaning and hygiene practices will be observed in the shop.
• Students who are unwell should stay at home. Parents are asked to seek medical advice if your child exhibits symptoms of COVID-19. Normal processes for advising the school of a child’s absence will apply.

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