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Super 8's Cricket

Recently, the Primary Super 8's team took on other teams from Christian Schools in our zone.

The boys were close to winning the first two games, and managed to win their third convincingly.

Highlights in the field included three wickets to Cameron C with the ball as well as solid bowling by Thomas L, Ben N and James V. Fielding highlights were direct hit run outs by Liam K and Jash T and a great catch by Lachlan B.

When batting, Thomas H retired on 21 in the second game (including 4 fours). Nate B also hit a solid four through the square leg region.

Patrick F was excellent in the field and quick between wickets to add extra runs to our totals.It was great to have family of players present to cheer us on.

To celebrate a great day, James provided magnificent raspberry brownies to celebrate winning our third game.

Big thanks to Caleb M from Year 10 for his calm and accurate umpiring skills throughout the day.

What a great day! Characterised by top teamwork and a super skills, lessons learnt and fantastic fun had by everyone.

Check Mate!

The first moves in primary chess took place during lunchtime this week.

Chess aficionados from Years 3-6 gathered in Mr Ham's classroom to strike the first blows in a battle that will culminate in the Shoalhaven Primary Chess Competition to be held in early June at NCS.

If you are interested in joining in, see Mr Ham for details.

Emily shines at capital athletics championships

Huge congratulations to Emily (Year 11) for an incredible weekend at the 2025 Capital Athletics (ACT) Underage Championships! She is now the ACT State Champion in the U18 steeplechase, achieving a national qualifying time and a 4-second personal best. Emily then backed it up the next day with a silver medal in the 400m. We wish you all the best for Nationals in Perth this April!

Invictus, Dragons and the power of sport

On Thursday, 13 February, Year 5 students had the rare opportunity to participate in a rugby league coaching session with a development crew from the St. George Illawarra Dragons. Students had a great time running drills and learning a few tips and tricks from these amazing athletes. 

This program was organised by Megan Wedd and Debbie Dimmock from Invictus Australia, and coincided with the 2025 Invictus Games in Vancouver and Whistler.

Year 9-10 PASS students also had the opportunity to learn about the valuable work of Invictus Australia in supporting wounded, ill and injured Defence Force veterans on their road to recovery. Students discussed the benefits of sport in maintaining positive mental and physical health and workshopped ways adaptive sports can be used to create a supportive, inclusive community.

Throughout the week-long Invictus Games, students kept up to date with daily highlights and celebrated the achievements of Team Australia as they competed in a range of adaptive sports including sitting volleyball, indoor rowing, swimming, wheelchair rugby, skiing, snowboarding and the ‘madness’ that is skeleton. For each competitor, the road to the Invictus Games required courage, perseverance and an unconquerable spirit in the face of adversity. It is hoped that their stories will encourage students to keep pushing forward when obstacles arise in their own lives.

A warm welcome  to our new families!

It was a pleasure to welcome many of our new parents and carers to the New Families Morning Tea, this event was designed to help new families connect into our school community. The morning provided a wonderful opportunity for families to meet with each other and key staff members.

A heartfelt thank you goes to our parent ambassadors and student ambassadors who helped make our new families feel welcomed with their friendly conversation and warm hospitality. 

We look forward to seeing these connections continue to grow throughout the year and encourage our new families to stay engaged in school life. 

Welcome to our community!