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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30 Jun 2026
From Facebook
๐ Year 4 is Factoring in the Fun! ๐ 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. Itโs incredible to see them realise that fractions are all around us! ๐ก 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! ๐ธ๐ #Year4Maths #FractionsAreFun #NSWEducation29 Jun 2026
From Facebook
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 Godโs 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 Maryโs example, our amazing students are learning that being a disciple means saying โyesโ 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.
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