World Environment Day, celebrated each year on June 5, is the most renowned day for environmental action.
This year the theme is biodiversity – a concern that is both urgent and existential. Recent events, from the bushfires in Australia, the US and Brazil, to locust infestations across East Africa – and now, a global disease pandemic – demonstrate the interdependence of humans and the webs of life, in which we all exist.
As we enter into a week celebrating the World Environment, we want to highlight how some of our schools are caring for our earth, like Holy Family Primary School East Granville.
Bede Polding College Agriculture students have been busy replanting their gardens in the lead up to Environment Week.
How lucky are the students St Columba's Catholic College Celebrates as they have their very own farm onsite.
Check out the chickens, roosters, llamas and cows. They look so well cared for.
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17 Sep 2025
From Facebook
Today, Year 2 went on an excursion to the Granville Historical Society. ๐ซ This was part of our Integrated unit exploring important people, places, and events in our local community. ๐๏ธ We started by speaking with Harry Stephens from the Granville Historical Society Inc NSW Australia to unpack what history is. ๐ We then went for a walk ๐ถ exploring the Town Hall, Granville Rail Disaster Memorial, Memorial for former Granville Mayors, and looking at all the Heritage listed houses in the area. ๐ก Year 2 had a great time exploring the pieces of History hidden among our daily lives. โจ17 Sep 2025
From Facebook
๐ญโจ Holy Family had the joy of hosting the 2025 Captivate Drama Arts Factor today! We are SO proud of our talented students who took to the stage with confidence and creativity ๐๐. It was such a fun day filled with laughter, drama and imagination, and we loved cheering on the amazing performances from all the other schools too ๐๐๐ฌ. What a celebration of the arts! โค๏ธ๐ถ A huge thank you to the Captivate team from Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese for always supporting staff and students in being able to capture the creative genius in each person. Thank you to St. Aidan's Primary School, Rooty Hill, stpatricksprimaryguildford, stmichaelsblacktown and @stjosephskingswood for joining us today. All the students performed amazingly. A massive shoutout to our staff Miss Lianos, Mrs Irwin and Mrs Sahyoun who worked tirelessly week after week with our incredible students!! Well done ๐
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