Stalls, games and a global cause will take over November 6 as Elmore’s Our Lady of the Sacred Heart hosts its annual mission day.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Turning small acts of generosity into life-changing support for communities in South Sudan, OLSH Elmore opens its doors on November 6 for mission day.
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One of the most significant dates on the school calendar, the gathering welcomes local students, families and members of the little chevies community alongside staff and students travelling from sister school OLSH College Bentleigh in Melbourne.
Proceedings start with a short liturgy at 10:30am, bringing families, friends and visitors together to celebrate a shared spirit of faith, community and service before the main festivities kick off.
Running from 11am until 2pm, the open-to-all event features an array of student-led food stalls, sweets, popcorn, fun games, a plant stall and interactive activities.
All money raised throughout the day will directly assist projects led by the OLSH sisters in South Sudan, providing vital educational opportunities, local support and resources to vulnerable communities.
Principal Lisa Hitchcock said the day stands as a practical expression of faith, compassion and connection, showing students how small acts of generosity create meaningful change across the globe.
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