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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12 May 2026
From Facebook
It is always fabulous to have our families onsite especially to share a meal. It was extra special to have a beautiful Afternoon Tea just for our mums and mother figures - we hope you all enjoyed it. I think this was the biggest attendance we have had at a school event! You could certainly feel the LOVE! ππΈππΈππΈππΈππΈ11 May 2026
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We hope all our mothers, grandmothers and mother figures had a fabulous day yesterday celebrating with family!!! It was such a beautiful liturgy on Friday and we were so blessed to have so many mums join us. We hope your all enjoyed the celebration. ππΈππΈππΈππΈππΈ
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