Fotos 2007 in Review

Another year has come to an end without us knowing how time flies so quickly. It was certainly an amazingly interesting heart throbbing event in our lives. This whole year was just incomprehensible for simple minds like mine.

For so many of us who were in the throes of wanting to do exciting and different just for once in their lives. How often we were trapped for the day to come for us to be able to have done it; and when it did, we’re left dumbfounded for no reason at all. Words wouldn’t come out to express everything we were going through.

Fotos 2007 in Review, was the answer to all of these. It depicted the events that transpired in our lives but perhaps mainly in the lives of my two boys, Alexander & Taylor... filled with joys and tears that were worth remembering and perhaps most especially... for Alexander.

And to all who had been involved and been part of it... thank you.

And, we would like you to join us and share it... Life Is Like A Rollercoaster!

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JPC 25th Anniversary 2007

Many of us had been confronted with the dilemma which school to send our children. Basically our main goal was giving the best education to help them formulate and manipulate their future.

Who would say that after going through challenges and uncertainties that John Paul College survived and made its mark in the world of high-tech education?

This year it celebrated its 25th year anniversary. John Paul College vision of providing young Australians the best education and technology had come to reality and focusing to achieve international recognition.

Like any other schools, John Paul College through its integrity provides the foundation in the making of the future of Australia and perhaps great leaders of this country. But nothing can make it all possible without the dedication and perseverance of the students and support from their parents.

Alexander joined in June 2002 as a Yr 2 student while Taylor in 2004 in Childcare. This year, Alexander finished Yr 7 while Taylor finished Yr 1. Both loved their school and the teachers they had this year, especially for Alexander who luckily had compassionate and caring teachers and a headmaster with a big heart. Thank you.

We take our hats of ... Speech Night 2007