On the 5th of June 2014 Year 4 had a Convict day. The parents and Judith and Joanne helped us with the day. We watched a movie about convicts and played games. We made damper . This all took place in the Trinity hall.
Firstly, we went to Judith and she told us some stories about what they had back in the day. Then we went to the movies and watched Sam. Dan and the Aboriginal people. After that we went to make damper unfortunately we had to wait for lunchtime to eat it. Next we went to hopscotch but we had to draw it with chalk and it took for ages to do it. Then we had recess. After that we went to the dominoes and marbles. The boys did dominoes first then marbles. Then we went on to the comprehension sheet. But unfortunately the day was over.
By Cameron - Michelle‟s Learning Group.

Firstly, we went to Judith and she told us some stories about what they had back in the day. Then we went to the movies and watched Sam. Dan and the Aboriginal people. After that we went to make damper unfortunately we had to wait for lunchtime to eat it. Next we went to hopscotch but we had to draw it with chalk and it took for ages to do it. Then we had recess. After that we went to the dominoes and marbles. The boys did dominoes first then marbles. Then we went on to the comprehension sheet. But unfortunately the day was over.
By Cameron - Michelle‟s Learning Group.
From Facebook
-
25 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Today, our school community pauses to remember and honour the courage, sacrifice and spirit of all those who have served our country. On this ANZAC Day, we reflect on the values of mateship, courage and resilience - values that continue to inspire and guide us as a community. As we pause to remember, we give thanks for the freedoms we enjoy and consider how we can show kindness, respect and care for others. Lest we forget 🌺 Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese24 Apr 2026
From Facebook
On Monday at the Nepean River, our Staff Formation Day provided a meaningful opportunity to reflect on our Catholic faith and its place in our daily work. Through prayer, shared conversations, and thoughtful learning, we were reminded of the values that guide us—compassion, service, and community. Grateful for this time to reconnect and grow together in faith. A very special thank you Father Peter for his guidance and support on the day. Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
More News
Browse Categories
Aboriginal Education
Achievements
Agriculture
Alumni
Assistant Principal
Building Works
Careers
CSPD News
CELC News
COSHC News
Coronavirus
Creative Arts
Enrolment
Chief Executive Officer
Extracurricular
FPC
Garden
General
HSC
ICT Trainees
In The Media
Learning and Teaching
Library
Literacy
MLZ
Partnerships
Prayer and Reflection
PRC
Primary News
Principal
Promotions
School Events
School Excursions
Science
Secondary News
Social Justice
Sport
Technology and Media
Uniforms
VET
Wellbeing
WYD