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This term Kindergarten has been learning about the needs of living things and how to care for God's creation. This unit includes Students learning about the importance of new life, the life cycle of aminals and plants and how to take care of the environment and its creatures.

Kindergarten has been caring for little ducks. They have watched them grow and change from an egg to a duckling. Students have loved seeing the life cycle of the duck's progress and will now love and look after them as well as plan other ways to protect the environment and animals in the future .

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  • 18 Aug 2026

    From Facebook
    ❄ Vinnies Winter Sleepout – Faith in Action ❄ Our students took part in a meaningful evening of prayer, meditation, learning and service as part of our Vinnies Winter Sleepout. Using David’s story and reflected on how quickly and unexpectedly people in our community can be one crisis away from homelessness. Students shared a simple meal of soup, a bread roll, fruit and water, before gathering in our Holy Family Prayer Garden for a Liturgy of the Word, where they led us beautifully in prayer and song. We finished the evening with a team-building challenge, constructing our own shelters. While this was a fun experience for us, it carried an important message, for many people, finding a safe place to sleep is not a game or a choice. It helped our students finish the night with a deeper sense of gratitude, compassion and responsibility to care for others. Through our Faith in Action initiatives, our Holy Family community has raised $1,277 so far to support the vision and mission of the St Vincent de Paul Society NSW and the important work they do supporting people experiencing hardship and homelessness. Thank you to our students, families and staff for continuing to put our faith into action.💙 #cspd #vinniesnsw

    15 Aug 2026

    From Facebook
    The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Mary is being taken body and soul into heaven. The Assumption reminds us that Mary’s life was a perfect “yes” to God, and because of that, she was drawn fully into His glory body and soul. It is a feast of hope. Her Assumption is not only a moment of triumph; it is a promise. A promise that holiness is not wasted, that love is not forgotten, and that every faithful “yes” is gathered into eternity.

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