St Bede’s Primary School - Red Hill
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55 Hicks Street
Red Hill ACT 2603
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Email: office.stbedes@cg.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 6295 6559

Principal's Message- Responsibility

FOSTERING RESPONSIBILITY IN OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans” Proverbs 16:3

It fills my heart with immense pride to witness a wonderful demonstration of responsibility at St Bede’s.  Responsibility is not merely a trait we aspire to instil in our students, but it is a cornerstone of our school's values, interwoven with respect and resilience.

In every classroom, in our playground, and in every interaction, our students embody responsibility in various ways. From the diligent completion of work to the compassionate care shown towards other students in need, their actions speak volumes about their commitment to our shared values.

We see responsibility reflected in our students when they take ownership of their actions, whether it's admitting mistakes or proactively seeking solutions to challenges. For instance, I recently observed a group of students picking up litter during recess and lunch, showcasing their commitment to maintaining a clean school environment. Additionally, our Year 6 students organised and conducted activities at the Fete to celebrate the feast day of St Bede’s for our student community. This is a testament to their sense of responsibility towards our school and the broader community.

The scripture reference from Proverbs underscores the importance of accountability and dedication in all our endeavours. Just as our students commit themselves to their tasks and responsibilities, they also learn the value of entrusting their efforts to a higher purpose, fostering a sense of responsibility grounded in faith and humility.

Let us continue to nurture and celebrate the culture of responsibility at St Bede’s, guiding our students to become respectful, responsible and resilient members of society.

Regards

Andrew