NEWS & EVENTS

20 Sep 2026

From Facebook

Week 10 is here 👏🏽 Final week of Term 3!!! Let’s make it a good one ☘️💚

14 Sep 2026

From Facebook

Feast of the Triumph of the Cross ✝️✨ Today, we celebrate the Triumph of the Cross—a powerful reminder that what once represented defeat and suffering has been transformed into the ultimate symbol of hope, victory, and unconditional love.Through the Cross, darkness was overcome, and new life was given to the world. It reminds us that our own struggles and daily crosses can be transformed into sources of strength and grace when we unite them with Him.Let us look to the Cross today not as a sign of sorrow, but as a beacon of triumph and redemption. “We adore You, O Christ, and we praise You, because by Your holy cross You have redeemed the world.” 🙏

13 Sep 2026

From Facebook

Term 3 Week 9 👀 We’re heading towards the end of the term and still have lots going on around the school 📚⛪️🧦⚽️ Check out what’s on this week ☘️

11 Sep 2026

From Facebook

Our Year 6 students have been busy rehearsing and bringing the hilarious story "A Burp from the Other End" by Shirley Hassarati to life! With plenty of energy and teamwork, they are working hard to make their Captivate performance one to remember. We can’t wait to see them take the stage on Wednesday at the Primary Drama Exhibition! 🎬

09 Sep 2026

From Facebook

🙏💙 Growing in Faith in Year 1 💙🙏 Today, our Year 1 students explored what it means to belong to the Church and to God. Together, we reflected on how prayer helps us connect with God and care for others in our school and wider community. The students then wrote their very own prayer intentions, sharing the people, things and special intentions that are close to their hearts. 🌟 We look forward to including their beautiful intentions in our Morning Prayer each day, giving our Year 1 students the opportunity to pray for our community and for those who need our thoughts and prayers. 🙏✨ #Year1 #GrowingInFaith #Prayer #Belonging

08 Sep 2026

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08 Sep 2026

From Facebook

06 Sep 2026

From Facebook

💙 Term 3, Week 8! 💙 Another busy week ahead! 🗓️✨ Check out what’s on this week and be sure to check the dates and schedule 📚

03 Sep 2026

From Facebook

🌟 WHAT A BUSY TERM 3 FOR YEAR 3! 🌟 What a wonderful and action-packed term our Year 3 students have had! 💙💛 🔬 From our exciting Science excursion exploring solids, liquids and gases, to 🎉 reward days celebrating students who have demonstrated what it means to be safe, respectful learners, there has certainly never been a dull moment! 👵👴 We celebrated Grandparents’ Day with love and gratitude, 📚 dressed up and celebrated Book Week, and were inspired by the wonderful Year 6 Voice of Youth speeches 🎤✨. ⚽ And who could forget our World Cup morning matches! What a fantastic way to bring our school community together through teamwork, enthusiasm and sportsmanship! 🙌 📖 Throughout it all, Year 3 have been busy learning, building friendships, growing in faith and making memories. 🤝💫🙏 ❤️ This week, we look forward to preparing to celebrate Father’s Day and recognising the special dads, grandfathers and father figures who fill our lives with love and support. 👨‍👧‍👦💙 🌈 As we wrap up our Term 3 learning, we are incredibly proud of all that Year 3 have achieved. What a busy, joyful and successful term it has been! 👏 Well done, Year 3! You have certainly made Term 3 one to remember! 🎉📚✨

30 Aug 2026

From Facebook

📚✨ Week 7 is here! We have a busy week ahead! 🌟 Be sure to check the dates and schedule so you don’t miss what’s happening! 🗓️👀 Have a wonderful Week 7! 💙

28 Aug 2026

From Facebook

💙 Father’s Day Breakfast & Liturgy 💙 Join us on Thursday, 3 September from 8:00am as we come together to celebrate the special fathers and father figures in our lives! 👨‍👧‍👦✨ We look forward to celebrating together and making it a meaningful morning for our St Patrick’s community! 💙🙏✨

28 Aug 2026

Our schools are cracking the reading code

Do you remember how you learned to read? For a vital skill that is linked to all other learning, it’s surprisingly difficult to explain how to go about learning it.