


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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31 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Itβs time to celebrate all our MARCH BIRTHDAYS - happy happy birthday to you all!!! It has been a fabulous month of celebrations with families and friends at wonderful locations like Area51, Flip Out, bowling and at home. These guys have shared cup cakes, lolly bags, Krispy Kreme & Zooper Doopers with their friends at school they have and eaten a lot of cake, including my favourite chocolate!!! But they have simply loved having their family around them - hereβs to another wonderful year ahead for all!! πππ₯³πππ27 Mar 2026
From Facebook
A highlight of HARMONY DAY is our βTastes of the World Buffettβ and family picnic!! A massive thanks to all the parents and staff who prepared, cooked and shared samples of their culture for the whole school to taste. As always it was a huge hit with young and old!! πππ»πππ»πππ»πππ»πππ»
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