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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28 Aug 2026
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I had the absolute pleasure of sharing in the Stage 2 Liturgy on Wednesday afternoon. Thanks to the students and teachers who prepared this liturgy together to invite us into their learning for the term so far. Thanks also to the many parents, grandparents and friends who came along to join us in prayer! It was a beautiful celebration. πππ»πππ»πππ»πππ»πππ»28 Aug 2026
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We love having events at school in which we can have parents, grandparents and friends join us to celebrate the learning of our children. Thankfully the rain held out enough that we could share lunch with you! Or Infants and Primary Dance groups also loved sharing their work with an audience. Well done teams. ππππππππππ
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