It has been an eventful start to Term 1, 2018 with our annual school Swimming Carnival being held on Wednesday the 7th of February at Granville Swimming Centre. We had fantastic weather and all staff and students who attended the event had fun and showed great sportsmanship.
All Students had the opportunity to gain house points by participating in both main pool events as well as novelty races.
The final House results for the 2018 swimming carnival were:
1st Kerrigan (160 points) 2nd MacKillop (147 points) 3rd Martin (142 points)
4th Stack (139 points)
Congratulations to the Kerrigan House on winning the overall point score for the day.
Thank you to the parents who provided support and encouragement to the students on the day. Your presence is always so important on these days. Special thanks to Mr Griffiths who was a valued parent helper on the day.
Finally, we would like to take this opportunity to thank and congratulate the staff on another successful event. Thank you for your enthusiasm, and dedication to ensuring our students have a safe and great day.
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26 Oct 2026
From Facebook
❤️🪢 Jump Rope for Heart! 🏃♀️🏃♂️ Our students have been jumping, skipping and having lots of fun as part of Jump Rope for Heart! ❤️ We were excited to welcome Jarryd from the Heart Foundation, who joined us at assembly to introduce the program and inspire our students to get active and keep their hearts healthy! 💪✨ Through this fantastic initiative, students are developing their skipping skills, building confidence and learning about the importance of physical activity. Families and friends are also encouraged to support our students by making a donation to the Heart Foundation, helping to raise vital funds for heart health research and education. ❤️ We look forward to seeing our students continue to skip, have fun and make a difference, one jump at a time! 🌟👏 @jumprope26 Oct 2026
From Facebook
📐✨ Angles are everywhere! 🔍 Our Year 3 students have been busy exploring the wonderful world of angles! 📏 Through fun, hands-on activities, students created their very own angle rulers to help identify and compare different types of angles. They loved putting their new skills to the test by discovering angles in shapes and the world around them! 🌟👏