Students at Holy Family Primary School, Granville East took part in national Walk Safely to School Day recently.
Walk Safely to School Day is an annual, national event to promote road safety, physical activity and environmental benefits that regular walking can provide.After meeting at a nearby park, students, teachers and parents walked to school to encourage safe pedestrian habits in a supervised environment.
Teacher Natalie Bratby said the event was a great opportunity for students to experience the walk to school in the company of friends, parents and teachers.
‘As well as getting some extra physical activity today, the students have had a lot of fun,’ she said. ‘
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13 Dec 2025
From Facebook
A special evening to celebrate together as a community. We gathered for a Eucharistic Mass to give thanks for our teachers, families, and the gift of education. Fr Galbert reminded us that we cannot succeed alone, God places many wonderful people in our lives to support us, guide us, and be our champions. “Therefore encourage one another and build each other up.” 1 Thessalonians 5:11 A beautiful way to give thanks and look forward with gratitude and hope. ✨🙏13 Dec 2025
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This week our Year 6 students gathered for their Spirituality Day, a special time to pause, reflect and give thanks for their seven years of primary school. They connected with Scripture, shared memories and spoke about their hopes and expectations for the exciting years ahead. We hold our students in prayer and bless them as they turn the next pages of their journey. May they walk forward with confidence, faith and joy. ✨📖💛
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