


As part of Catholic Schools Week all the students participated in engaging activities that built upon their knowledge and understanding of who Saint Bernadette is and all the good things she did to help others.
The students then transferred that knowledge into works of art, prayers and pamphlets so as to teach others about our patron saint - St Bernadette.
Did you know? Saint Bernadette's first symbol was a rose, it represented the beauty of Saint Bernadette's actions and the thorns represent the sorrow and pain she faced.
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09 Mar 2026
From Facebook
The students of St Bernadetteβs had great success in the pool this year and it just keeps comingβ¦. CONGRATULATIONS to Hugh for receiving Runner Up Junior Champion at the Diocesan carnival! This now means Hugh will go on to compete at the MacKillop Selection carnival. Good luck, we are so proud of you! πππππππ05 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Captivate Band has begun for the year and that means Year 4 are on the drums!!! It wonβt be long and theyβll have their instrument and the joyous music will ring out across the school!!! ππΈπ₯πΉπΊπ·πͺ
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