Today, along with 6275 other schools, St Bernadette’s took a stand against bullying and violence.
The National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence (NDA) is Australia’s key bullying prevention initiative, connecting schools and communities to find workable solutions to bullying and violence.
Our day commenced with our School Representative Council leading each stage in prayer. We participated in activities that help arm our students with the ability to combat bullying and violence in their day to day lives.
The resources we used for activities throughout each of our learning spaces aim to help students understand and recognise what bullying is, how to report it, and where to get help.
The students also created a wonderful mural to stand together today to say BULLYING. NO WAY!
Thank you to Marg for helping to create our wonderful mural and to the SRC with Ms Ninness for organising our school prayer.
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11 Aug 2026
From Facebook
We had some special visitors today to share their sunshine and joy with staff and students! Ruby and Weetbix had so much fun running in the playground and visiting the classrooms! Our children were so good at welcoming them to their spaces, excited for a pat or a sneaky lick!!! Smiles all round. ππΆπΎππΆπΎππΆπΎππΆπΎ
10 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Itβs an exciting day for our students because the refurbished toilets are officially OPENED TODAY! Last Friday we held a little Re-opening ceremony, with our School Captains cutting some ribbons and today they can be used. The fences are gone and the students are thrilled with their new bathrooms. ππ½ππ½ππ½ππ½ππ½ππ½
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11 Aug 2026
From Facebook
We had some special visitors today to share their sunshine and joy with staff and students! Ruby and Weetbix had so much fun running in the playground and visiting the classrooms! Our children were so good at welcoming them to their spaces, excited for a pat or a sneaky lick!!! Smiles all round. ππΆπΎππΆπΎππΆπΎππΆπΎ
10 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Itβs an exciting day for our students because the refurbished toilets are officially OPENED TODAY! Last Friday we held a little Re-opening ceremony, with our School Captains cutting some ribbons and today they can be used. The fences are gone and the students are thrilled with their new bathrooms. ππ½ππ½ππ½ππ½ππ½ππ½
06 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to our all Year 6 students, who over the last month or two have been busily preparing and delivering their Voice of Youth speeches. Students wrote their speeches and then delivered their speeches firstly to their class and then 6 finalists delivered their speeches to all of Stage 3 and staff. It was an honour to witness how much these students had grown and developed from the last time they gave speeches when they were in Year 5 giving speeches to become school captain. After some very serious deliberation between the judges, the following students were selected as our representatives for the next stage - cluster finals of Voice of Youth!! Congratulations to all our finalists and good luck to our school representatives in the cluster final!!! ππ ππ ππ ππ ππ
06 Aug 2026
From Facebook
In Religion this term, Year 2 is exploring Sacraments. During this unit they have been exploring key symbols from our Catholic faith and other faiths as well. Year 2 invited Mrs Chand as a special guest of honour to discuss how the Om symbol is significant to Hinduism and how the sacred symbol is used in celebrations. It was a lovely learning experience for both Mrs Chand and Year 2. The students enjoyed hearing from another teacher at our school whom they can also relate and connect with :) ππππππππππππ
05 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Stage 1 enjoyed their excursion out to Lizard Log last week to investigate pushing and pulling. What a beautiful day to get outside to do some hands on learning! It certainly looks like everyone had a fantastic day! ππππππππππππ
04 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Last Thursday and Friday we had the pleasure of hosting 6 Japanese Primary school students from Sugao Gakuen School in Tokyo. The Year 5 & 6 students were brave enough to accompany their Principal and teacher from Japan all the way to Australia to put their English skills to the test. Both the Japanese students and the St Bernies students were excited to meet each other, learn from each other and play together. What an amazing experience for everyone! Thanks also to some of our families who took the students into their homes to immerse them in Australian living. ππ―π΅ππ―π΅ππ―π΅ππ―π΅ππ―π΅
04 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Happy happy birthday to all our JULY BIRTHDAYS! They have had a wonderful time celebrating their birthdays this month with family and friends. They had parties at home; went to Flip Out, Winter Fest & Canberra; ate chocolate cake, ice cream cake, strawberry cake & cheesecake. They were excited to get LEGO, ice skating Barbie, books and someone even got a puppy. But most of all they loved celebrating with friends at school. Hereβs to another great year ahead!!! ππππππ₯³π€©ππ»πΈ
03 Aug 2026
From Facebook
I was looking through the photo's on my phone and stumbled across these beautiful moments during the Stage 2 open classroom after their Stage Liturgy last term! We love welcoming parents into the school, especially the classrooms so our students can share all their fabulous learning! Stage Liturgies, Open classrooms and Celebrations of Learning will be going ahead again this term, so keep your eyes on COMPASS and the school calendar for more information! πππππππππ
24 Jul 2026
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Kindy also celebrated 100 days of LEARNING with a parade in front of the whole school. We are so proud of all of you! ππ―ππ―ππ―ππ―ππ―ππ―ππ―
23 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Can you believe Kindy have been at school for 100 days of learning already!!! They celebrated today with lots of fun activities based on 100 and of course they dressed as if they were 100 years old!!! Congratulations Kindergarten on being 100 days SMARTER!!! ππ―ππ―ππ―ππ―ππ―
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