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St Mary's Armidale competed at the Armidale Eisteddfod
School Mass at St Joseph's Barraba
Students from St Joseph's Glen Innes attended the Jubilee year Deanery Mass in Tenterfield
St Xavier's Gunnedah competed at the Gunnedah Eisteddfod
St Mary of the Angels Guyra participates in "Walk Safely to School Day"
St Michael's Manilla used cooking (and eating!) to learn about heating and cooling science
St Francis Xavier's Narrabri participated in National Simultaneous Storytime
St Joseph's Quirindi held a breakfast club to fuel students for learning
St Edward's Tamworth celebrated Mary Help Of Christians' Feast Day
Kindergarten at St Joseph's Tamworth completed the Premier's Reading Challenge as a class
Stage 3 science at St Joseph's Tenterfield visited Quoll Headquarters
St Jsoeph's Uralla enjoyed a pop up dance show hosted by the Uralla council at recess
Kindergarten wrote what they like about St Joseph’s Walgett. Some responses were:
“I like coming to St Joseph’s School because it is safe and our rules are respect, safety, learning. We use safety hand in lines. I like to play with my friends.”
“I like coming to St Joseph’s School school to learn so many new things! I like learning the tricky words.”
“I like coming to St Joseph’s School school to learn so many new things! I like learning the tricky words.”
St Joseph's Warialda participated in National Simultaneous Storytime
St Joseph's Wee Waa rock out at Karaoke Fridays
Holy Trinity Inverell's Year 9 Da Vinci Decathlon team competed in Sydney
St Philomena's Moree opened Catholic Schools Week with a Sorry Day liturgy
Year 12 Standard 1 Mathematics and Numeracy at St Mary's College Gunnedah have been studying Ratios. In class they cooked in pairs using recipes with ingredients in ratios
Year 10 Assistant Catechists and Year 11 Lasallian Youth Leaders represented O'Connor Catholic College Armidale at the Northern Deanery Mass at Tenterfield
Students from McCarthy Catholic College participated in the Parliament of NSW Youth Forum
