Recently one of our students approached us in relation to using our facilities for the purpose of running a fundraiser to support people with cancer.
This is a cause close to the heart of this student and her family, so we agreed to their use of the MPA for this fundraiser. Below is a recount from Isabella ....
On the 28th of May we hosted the Biggest Morning Tea. Thanks to parents, teachers and students we successfully raised $413 to support the Cancer Council. It was a massive help towards our overall goal of $1000. Thank you everyone for donating.
Congratulations to Alexandra from 3R for winning our Lolly Guessing Competition and to all parents who won raffles and competitions. A big thank you to Mrs Garzaniti and Mrs Figuero for lending us the MPA and advertising around the school. We achieved our goal and are one step closer to beating cancer. Thank you.
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20 Nov 2025
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Our Year 3 students are becoming persuasive powerhouses! They've been diving into the art of persuasive writing, using rhetorical questions to hook readers, crafting strong arguments backed by evidence, and carefully selecting powerful modality and emotive words to enhance their writing.
18 Nov 2025
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Our littlest learners in Kindergarten have been working incredibly hard this week! We've been practicing our letter writing skills and, most importantly, learning how to use those handy little words called conjunctions! Conjunctions help us to join our ideas, making our sentences longer and more descriptive. The Kindy students wrote beautiful, thoughtful letters to our Principal, Mrs Garzaniti, all about our school experiences.
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20 Nov 2025
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Our Year 3 students are becoming persuasive powerhouses! They've been diving into the art of persuasive writing, using rhetorical questions to hook readers, crafting strong arguments backed by evidence, and carefully selecting powerful modality and emotive words to enhance their writing.
18 Nov 2025
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Student mobile phone use will be banned across 80 Western Sydney Catholic schools from the beginning of the 2026 school year. The restriction presents a positive opportunity to enhance student outcomes, both in academic excellence and wellbeing.
18 Nov 2025
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Our littlest learners in Kindergarten have been working incredibly hard this week! We've been practicing our letter writing skills and, most importantly, learning how to use those handy little words called conjunctions! Conjunctions help us to join our ideas, making our sentences longer and more descriptive. The Kindy students wrote beautiful, thoughtful letters to our Principal, Mrs Garzaniti, all about our school experiences.
17 Nov 2025
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Learning while grooving! Year 1 attended Zing today to work on their movement skills. We were formally assessing their ability to use space, follow a sequence, and keep the beat. They certainly passed with flying colours! 💯 #DanceAssessment #PrimaryPE #Year1Fun
16 Nov 2025
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13 Nov 2025
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Every Wednesday, Year 3 students are “Dancing through the Nations” with Zing. Each session begins with a high-energy warm-up that introduces them to a variety of cultural dance moves and music from around the world. Students are developing their awareness of personal space, exploring how to travel through general space, and learning key movement concepts such as direction, level, and focus. They are also discovering foundational moves and gaining insight into the culture and history behind the dynamic street dance style of Hip Hop.
12 Nov 2025
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Cube Counters and Capacity Experts! 📏 Our investigation into volume and capacity is going brilliantly! Year 2 students are using cubes to measure the internal volume of containers and water to measure capacity. We learned the difference between how much space something takes up (volume) and how much something holds (capacity)! Great work measuring, everyone! #MathsIsFun #Year2Curriculum #MeasuringSkills #CapacityExperts
11 Nov 2025
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Our Year 4 artists have been painting like the pros — stepping into the colourful world of Claude Monet and the magic of Impressionism! 🎨💫 Students explored how Monet used light, movement, and colour to capture the feeling of a moment, not just what he saw.
11 Nov 2025
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Today, our school community gathered for a solemn Remembrance Day Service to pause, reflect, and honour the courageous men and women who served and sacrificed for our freedom. 🌹 The service included prayers, the laying of poppies, and a moment of silence at 11:00 AM to remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. We focused on the values of courage, peace, and service, which resonate deeply with our Catholic faith. It is vital that our students understand the significance of this day and the enduring call to work toward peace in our world. Thank you to our students and staff for their respectful participation. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Mr Ashley, Mrs Ritter and Jasmine for sharing with our school community their military artefacts which made our service all the more memorable. 🙏 Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. #RemembranceDay #LestWeForget #HolySpirit #CatholicEducation #ServiceAndSacrifice #WeRememberThem
08 Nov 2025
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We were thrilled to see our Year 3 and 4 students commence their 4-week Cricket Program yesterday! The energy was fantastic as they jumped straight into the fundamentals. For the first session, the focus was all on developing essential skills: mastering both underarm and overarm throwing techniques, as well as crucial catching practice. They showed great enthusiasm and sportsmanship! It's going to be a brilliant few weeks of skill development and fun in the sun. 📸 Make sure you check the attached album for lots more shots of today's cricket action! 😀 https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lxu8p_SrSppgnKcls8Ebm8xf15qu4abr?usp=drive_link
06 Nov 2025
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Year 3 students are measuring area and looking at the amount of surface a shape covers. They have been using square centimetres and square metres and exploring different shapes and spaces in the environment.