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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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  • 02 Jul 2026

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    Our Year 3 students proudly showcased their incredible endangered animal dioramas to our Year 2 and Kindergarten classes! ๐Ÿจ๐Ÿข Through careful research, students investigated the habitats, threats, and challenges facing their chosen animals, including habitat loss, pollution, climate change, and human activities. They also explored real-world conservation efforts and suggested meaningful actions that we can all take to help protect these precious species. With confidence and enthusiasm, our young environmental advocates shared their learning, inspired others to care for wildlife, and demonstrated that even small actions can make a big difference for endangered animals. We are so proud of their creativity, knowledge, and commitment to creating a brighter future for our planet! ๐ŸŒ๐Ÿ’š

    29 Jun 2026

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    ๐ŸŽถ 2026 Arts Factor Band Day ๐ŸŽถ What an incredible day of music, learning and collaboration! Today, a group of our talented Year 6 students, along with Jiji from Year 5, proudly represented Holy Family at the 2026 Arts Factor Band Day. Joining students from primary schools across the Diocese, they took part in an inspiring workshop where they learned and performed a brand-new piece of music together as one combined band. The day also provided each school with the opportunity to showcase their talents by performing two prepared pieces, celebrating the dedication, teamwork and musical growth of every student involved. We are so proud of our musicians for stepping outside their comfort zones, embracing new challenges and representing our school with confidence, enthusiasm and pride. A huge thank you to the Captivate Team Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese for providing such a memorable experience.

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