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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09 Jun 2026
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05 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Maths is adding up to fun in Year 5! This week, our mathematicians have been exploring percentages of collections using counters and hands-on learning experiences. Did you know? ⭐ 50% means half, so we can simply divide by 2. ⭐ 25% means a quarter, so we can divide by 4. ⭐ 10% means one tenth, so we can divide by 10. Using collections of counters, students have been discovering quick and efficient ways to find percentages and explain their mathematical thinking. They have been working collaboratively, sharing strategies, and making connections between fractions, decimals, and percentages. To extend their learning, students have also been applying percentage strategies to solve real-life problems, such as calculating discounts, working out portions of groups, and interpreting everyday situations involving percentages. These experiences help students see the relevance of mathematics beyond the classroom and develop their problem-solving skills. We love seeing our students build confidence as they tackle challenging tasks, think flexibly, and justify their reasoning. Well done, Year 5!04 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Today, our Year 4 students and their families gathered with Father Saju to celebrate Parish Mass. Together, they reflected on Jesus’ greatest commandment: to love God with all their heart and to love their neighbour as themselves. Through prayer and reflection, students considered how they can live out this message through kindness, compassion, and respect in their everyday lives. We are proud of the reverence, participation, and faith demonstrated by our Year 4 students throughout the Mass. Thank you to the families who joined us for this special celebration.