

Congratulations to our Voice of Youth finalists who spoke about issues such as bushfires and conversation. Meanwhile the school trialed the new religious education curriculum in Year 1.
This year Holy Spirit had a number of Voice of Youth finalists who presented their speeches to our school panel this week. Alisha, Angelina, Angus, Chelsy, Dania, Geovinia, Lissa, Nicole, Saadet & Samuel did an outstanding job in presenting their speeches, demonstrating their ability to inform, entertain and persuade their audience. The delivery of each speech was impressive, with children using a variety of gestures, face movements, tone, expression and eye contact when presenting. This resulted in speeches that were presented confidently and which engaged and maintained the attention of their audience.
Congratulations to our first place winners abut especially to Chelsy (1st place) and Nicole (runner up). Chelsy's speech was about the impact of bushfires, while Nicole presented a speech on conversation.
Year 1's New RE Curriculum
Students sit in a circle and pass a ball of wool to each other. They recall a time when they or someone else was a peacemaker.This helps to create a "web of connection" between the students.
Year 1 students created posters and used these to help them share their understanding of what it means to be a peacemaker in our world. The children in Year 1 demonstrate clarity when explaining how they use their head, heart and hands to be peacemakers.




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On Monday 15 September, Year 3 went on their excursion to Lizard Log. They enjoyed a day of fun-filled activities such as building bird houses, bug catching, creating animal shelters and looking at the effects of different substances in water.17 Sep 2025
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On Tuesday 16th September, Year 6 students journeyed to Our Lady of Lourdes Primary School, Seven Hills, to support their classmate, Elijah, in the Western Division Semi-Final of the Voice of Youth Competition. Elijah was one of seven students chosen to represent their school cluster at the event. The competitors delivered a wide range of speeches on topics from artificial intelligence and social media to the power of determination. Elijah's speech, "Oh Precious Life," focused on the value of life and the importance of being grateful for the gift of our own existence. All the participants spoke with remarkable passion and confidence, representing their schools with pride. Their messages prompted the audience to think and reflect, and the Year 6 students listened attentively to each speech. The Year 6 students and staff would like to extend their gratitude to Mrs. Garzaniti for providing the opportunity to attend and support their classmate. They also thank the teachers and parents for their continued support throughout the competition. Well done Elijah! We are so very proud of you.