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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07 Oct 2026
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A HUGE THANK YOU to our PARENT GROUP for supporting us to not only raise over $10,000 for our school but for also always putting our kids first!! Thanks also to our AMAZING Miss Callanta & Miss Savva who always do such a great job organising fun things for us to do!!! We love you both! What a FANTASTIC community we have!! πππβ€οΈπ©·ππ€π©΅π§‘π©Ά PS we could not let our toddlers miss out on all the fun!!!02 Oct 2026
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Whole school COLOUR RUN portrait!! Such a FABULOUS DAY!!! ππ©΅π©·π€ππ©Άπ§‘ππβ€οΈ
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