Principal's News

Dear Parents,

We hope you enjoyed the positive momentum of our recent Athletics Carnival and the many wonderful achievements of our students. The day was nothing short of fantastic, with enthusiastic participation, excellent weather, and the unwavering support of our dedicated parents.

One of the highlights of the Athletics Carnival was the tremendous turnout of parents. It was truly heart warming to see so many of you in attendance, cheering on our young athletes and providing them with the encouragement they needed to give their best. Your presence created an electric atmosphere, spurring our students to achieve their personal bests and fostering a strong sense of community within our school.

I had the pleasure of engaging with many parents during the Athletics Carnival. It was

 rewarding to have the opportunity to speak with you, exchange ideas, and witness first hand the passion and dedication you have for your children's success. Your active involvement and ongoing support are vital in nurturing our students' growth, not only in sports but also in their overall educational journey. I encourage you to continue being active participants in school events, as your presence and engagement make a significant difference.

It takes many hours of preparation for a successful athletics carnival. I would like to especially thank Mr Nick Criniti, Mr Christian Blasonato, Miss Tina Brousos and Mrs Connie Pinto-Hayes for the behind the scenes work and to all our staff who work tirelessly on the day.

This day cannot go ahead without the support of parents. Thank you to the many parents who helped out and assisted with the various tasks.

Lastly, we want to express our heartfelt appreciation to our incredible students. They exhibited exceptional sportsmanship, perseverance, and team spirit throughout the Athletics Carnival. We are proud of every single student who participated.

Choir

This afternoon our Senior Choir will be performing at De La Salle Caringbah. We wish the choir all the best as they perform against other schools.

First Eucharist

Congratulations to our year three students who will receive First Eucharist this weekend.

This sacrament is a significant milestone in their spiritual journey and a moment of great joy and celebration for our school, their families, and the entire parish. The students have been learning about the importance and meaning of the Eucharist, deepening their understanding of the body and blood of Christ and how it nourishes our faith and strengthens our relationship with God.

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey with us. 

Kind Regards,

Grace Carlo-Stella

Principal (acting)