Students at Early Bird Reading
The Early Bird Reading Program began for Term Two on Tuesday 6th May in the MPA.
Students in infants are given the opportunity to read with older students. This is of great benefit to all the students involved as they get to practise their reading and listening skills.
The readers are able to improve their fluency and the buddies show great care and leadership.
Early Bird Reading will run on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from Week Two through to Week Eight. and be held at 8:30 in the MPA. Reading will stop at 8:45. Please encourage your children to be a part of this great program if they are at school by 8:30 on these days.
Holy Spirit Primary St Clair
www.hsstclair.catholic.edu.au
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28 Jul 2026
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🎨 Year 1 Art Adventure: 3D Art & Nature! 🌿 This week, our Year 1 artists explored 3D Art, Sculpture, and Photography, learning how 3D pieces are shaped to be viewed from all sides rather than staying flat on paper. We drew inspiration from First Nations artists like Lorraine Connelly-Northey, Yvonne Koolmatrie, and the Erub Arts collective, who weave and shape scavenged materials, sedge grass, and ghost nets into coolamons, woven animals, and marine life. We also looked at Andy Goldsworthy’s temporary nature sculptures captured through photography. Want to try a quick activity at home? Head into the garden with your child to gather leaves, twigs, and stones, build a 3D ground sculpture together, and snap a picture of their creation—feel free to share your photo in the comments below!
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🎨 Year 1 Art Adventure: 3D Art & Nature! 🌿 This week, our Year 1 artists explored 3D Art, Sculpture, and Photography, learning how 3D pieces are shaped to be viewed from all sides rather than staying flat on paper. We drew inspiration from First Nations artists like Lorraine Connelly-Northey, Yvonne Koolmatrie, and the Erub Arts collective, who weave and shape scavenged materials, sedge grass, and ghost nets into coolamons, woven animals, and marine life. We also looked at Andy Goldsworthy’s temporary nature sculptures captured through photography. Want to try a quick activity at home? Head into the garden with your child to gather leaves, twigs, and stones, build a 3D ground sculpture together, and snap a picture of their creation—feel free to share your photo in the comments below!
27 Jul 2026
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🤸 Year 4 had a wonderful time at Zing last Wednesday, developing the foundational skills of gymnastics! Students built their balance, coordination, strength, and confidence while challenging themselves and having lots of fun. We can't wait to see their skills continue to grow! 🌟
21 Jul 2026
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📚✨ Welcome Back to Term 3! ✨📚 Our school was buzzing with excitement today as we welcomed our students back for the first day of Term 3! It was wonderful to see smiling faces, hear holiday stories, and watch friendships reconnect as our classrooms came alive once again. We are looking forward to a term filled with learning, growth, faith and new opportunities for every student. As we begin this new term, we also embrace our 2026 school theme, "Belong to Something Greater." Together, we will continue to build a community where every child knows they are valued, connected and called to make a positive difference in the lives of others. ❤️ Welcome back, everyone! We can't wait to see all that this term will bring ❤️
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🎈 100 Days of School is UP! 🎈 Adventure is out there, and our amazing kindergarteners have been exploring it for 100 whole days! 🎒✨ From counting to 100 to growing by leaps and bounds, these little explorers have officially earned their "100 Days Smarter" badges. Just like Carl and Russell, we’ve learned that the greatest adventures are the ones we share together. 🏠🎈 Thank you to our incredible teachers, staff, and parents for helping our students' imaginations soar higher than a house lifted by balloons! Here’s to the next chapter of the journey! 🗺️💙 For more fun photos click here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1T2jWiGiJI9u4D5-8sMDMaPyDq64EztC0
03 Jul 2026
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💙 Thank You, Holy Spirit Community! 💙 Our hearts are full! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our students and families, we collected close to 800 items for our St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal. Joan, Janette and Margaret from the St Vincent de Paul Society were overwhelmed by the kindness and generosity of our school community. Your donations will bring comfort and hope to those in need this winter. Any final donations can be left at the front office tomorrow. Thank you for making a difference and for living out our Gospel values. 💙🙏
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🍕 Year 4 is Factoring in the Fun! 🌊 Our amazing Year 4 students have been diving deep into fractions this week! From slicing up model pizzas to using number lines, they've been working hard to master halves, quarters, and equivalent fractions. It’s incredible to see them realise that fractions are all around us! 💡 Try it at home! Next time you're cooking dinner or sharing a snack, ask your child: "What fraction do we have left?" You'll love seeing their math brains at work! Check out our young mathematicians in action! 📸👇 #Year4Maths #FractionsAreFun #NSWEducation
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Our beautiful Year 2 students have been reflecting on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus by learning from the example of Mary. Through our discussions, students explored how Mary showed trust, courage, kindness, and faith in God’s plan. Inspired by Mary, we have been thinking about how we can care for our neighbours and help those in need in our everyday lives. Students shared thoughtful ideas about showing kindness, helping others, including everyone, and making positive choices at school and at home. By following Mary’s example, our amazing students are learning that being a disciple means saying “yes” to God, helping others, and living with love and compassion. We are very proud of the way they are growing as caring and faith-filled members of our community.