
Students held activities during recess and lunch to raise money for people living in poverty.
From 20-21 October 2015 students from Kindergarten to Year 6 at Holy Spirit Primary, St Clair held activities during recess and lunch to raise money for people living in poverty.
Through these initiatives, students were focused on fulfilling Christ’s command to ‘love one another as He has loved us’ and exercise this love on behalf of those whose circumstances reduce them to extreme poverty.

Students held stalls to raise much needed funds.

Students held stalls to raise much needed funds.
Religious Education Coordinator Lorraine Alexander said that these initiatives empower the students to know that they are not helpless in today’s world and that they, young as they are, can make a difference in the lives of others.
‘Students understand that they have done this in response to Christ’s call to love,’ Lorraine said.
Principal Anne Hines said the Mission Week activities at Holy Spirit are planned and run by the students.
‘Students take full responsibility for all the fundraising, from organisation and collection of money, to the clean-up afterwards,’ Anne said. ‘The days foster a generosity of spirit and a deep awareness of those less fortunate.’
‘This year, like previous years we are expecting to raise about $3,000 for those in need,’ she said.

Students from Kindergarten to Year 6 at Holy Spirit Primary St Clair.

Students held stalls to raise much needed funds.
Year 5 student Rosina Nicholopoulos said her fellow students put a lot of effort into raising money for Catholic Mission.
‘We feel very satisfied that we can do it all on our own,’ Rosina said. ‘We are responsible for all the ideas and the organising of the activities; we create team games, sell ice creams, do hair sprays, have doughnut eating competitions and much more.’
‘It’s a great day but everyone knows that it’s not just about having fun,’ she said. ‘Our efforts are made to raise money for a really great cause.’
‘This year Catholic Mission will be sending money to Madagascar to put clean water into schools and villages,’ she said. ‘This contribution makes me proud to be a student at Holy Spirit.’

Students held stalls to raise much needed funds.

Students held stalls to raise much needed funds.
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15 Dec 2025
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What a truly special way to commence our end of year events for our 2025 school year at Holy Spirit Primary School! ๐ Today, we gathered for our End of Year Mass, celebrating the start of Adventโa time of joyful anticipation and preparation for Christmas. We were honoured to have Father Peci share a beautiful Homily with our students and community, reminding us that we encounter Jesus in three wonderful ways: In History: We learn and reflect on the amazing story of Jesusโ birthโthe very reason for our Christmas celebration! ๐ In Daily Life: We encounter Him every day when we make room for Him in our hearts and actions. It's about living out His message of love and kindness. โค๏ธ Again (Second Coming): We hold the promise that Jesus will come again to make all things new! This gives us hope for the future. ๐ This mass marks the official close of a fantastic 2025 where our focus has been centered on student growth and the overall wellbeing of every child in our care. We are so proud of the progress our students have made! Our last day of school for 2025 is Wednesday 17th December. Please join us, if you can, on Wednesday for our End of Year Assembly and Christmas Performance. We wish all our families a very safe, holy, and Merry Christmas. We look forward to seeing everyone refreshed in the new year!