

On Friday Holy Spirit celebrated Father's Day with an early morning "Happy Father's Day" BBQ.
The dads had a great time, listening to country music, eating freshly made sausage sandwiches and drinking juice with their children. This was followed by socialising and some fun and games on the playground. The atmosphere was amazing!
After our delicious breakfast we moved into the MPA for our liturgy and assembly. During the beautiful liturgy, which was prepared by our wonderful Y1 and Y2 teachers and students, we prayed for and blessed all our fathers, as well as farewelling Sr Narelle, who is moving on to her new position in Dapto. We also had our assembly, with children receiving awards. It was fabulous to have our dads join us for this very special celebration of fathers as we know that they are often unable to join us for assemblies. During our assembly we also drew our raffle. We had some very excited children taking home extra special gifts for their dads.
Thank you to all the families who made a special effort to join us to celebrate Father's Day. Thank you also to all staff members who turned up bright and early to help prepare the food, particularly Mr Green and Mr Mackey, our master chefs for the occasion!
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21 Apr 2026
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To begin Term 2, our Stage 3 students led us beautifully in an Easter Prayer Liturgy, guiding our community in reflecting on the joy and hope of Jesus’ Resurrection. In this season of Eastertide, we are reminded that Jesus is alive and present among us, calling us to live with faith, love, and compassion each day. Through thoughtful prayer and reflection, our students helped us recognise what the Resurrection means for us now. We thank our Stage 3 students for leading us in such a meaningful and prayerful celebration20 Apr 2026
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🌏 Staff Formation Day – Living Our Faith: Catholic Social Teaching in Action Prayer, reflection, and action shaped our Staff Formation Day. Through collaborative experiences—including discussion, creative tasks, jigsaw learning, photo analysis, poetry, and script writing—staff deepened their understanding of Catholic Social Teaching (CST) in action. These experiences invited staff to reflect on how the principles of CST—Human Dignity, the Common Good, Solidarity, the Preferential Option for the Poor, and Care for Creation—call them to live their faith authentically in their daily practice as educators. The day concluded with Mass, presided over by Father Percival, strengthening our Catholic identity and renewing our shared mission to serve with compassion, justice, and hope. 🙏 Faith in action begins with us. We look forward to welcoming our families back tomorrow for Term 2, continuing to grow together as a community shaped by faith, hope, and love..