Trinity Primary School, Kemps Creek is celebrating outstanding academic growth after being recognised among the top performing primary schools in New South Wales for improvements in literacy and numeracy.
In a comparison of Year 3 and Year 5 results (2023–2025), Trinity recorded an impressive average NAPLAN improvement of 93 points and was recognised by The Sydney Morning Herald as one of the top 160 schools achieving the biggest gains in literacy and numeracy across NSW.
The result places Trinity among nine Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) primary schools recognised in the list and reflects a strong and sustained commitment to educational excellence across the system.
Executive General Manager – Learning Outcomes, Pat Ellis, praised the accomplishment and the dedication of staff and students.
“We’re so proud of these schools and their excellent NAPLAN results that show significant growth in student outcomes,” Mr Ellis said.
In 2025, CSPD introduced the Effective Learning and Teaching Model as part of its overall Uplift approach to build on strong classroom practice and strengthen explicit teaching strategies through evidence-based research about how students learn best.
With a focus on enriching the lives of students through education grounded in excellence, inclusion and Catholic tradition, CSPD is committed to uplifting teaching and learning outcomes for all 80 schools across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains.
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21 Sep 2026
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🎤✨ Voice of Youth Finalist! ✨🎤 Congratulations on this outstanding achievement! We were so excited to see you progress to the finals last week. Your Trinity community is cheering you on and is incredibly proud of you! Best of luck this week! 👏🌟20 Sep 2026
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🔬🧪 Science Immersion Day! 🧪🔬 Our Year 5 and 6 students recently enjoyed an exciting Science Immersion Day at Emmaus Catholic College! 🌟 Students had the opportunity to take part in hands on experiments, explore their scientific thinking and experience a taste of what learning in high school can look like. A huge thank you to Emmaus Catholic College for welcoming our students and for your continued collaboration. What a wonderful opportunity for our students to learn, explore and be inspired! 💡🔬👏
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21 Sep 2026
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🎤✨ Voice of Youth Finalist! ✨🎤 Congratulations on this outstanding achievement! We were so excited to see you progress to the finals last week. Your Trinity community is cheering you on and is incredibly proud of you! Best of luck this week! 👏🌟
20 Sep 2026
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🔬🧪 Science Immersion Day! 🧪🔬 Our Year 5 and 6 students recently enjoyed an exciting Science Immersion Day at Emmaus Catholic College! 🌟 Students had the opportunity to take part in hands on experiments, explore their scientific thinking and experience a taste of what learning in high school can look like. A huge thank you to Emmaus Catholic College for welcoming our students and for your continued collaboration. What a wonderful opportunity for our students to learn, explore and be inspired! 💡🔬👏
17 Sep 2026
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09 Sep 2026
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⛏️⛏️ Year 4 recently went on an excursion where they stepped back in time at The Big Dig, becoming real dirt detectives as they explored the lives of convicts who lived on the site 200 years ago. They walked the historic laneways of The Rocks, uncovered artefacts and tried their hand at archaeology, making powerful connections to the past through hands‑on discovery ⛏️⛏️
09 Sep 2026
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🧡💚 A message for our community 🧡💚 Our social media pages help us share the everyday joy, curiosity and creativity that fill our school. As the online world continues to evolve, we are taking thoughtful steps to ensure the way we share these moments reflects current guidance from the eSafety Commissioner and keeps student wellbeing at the centre. You will still see stories from classrooms, celebrations, learning experiences, sports, liturgies and all the things that make our community vibrant. What may look a little different is how we capture and present these moments. We’re being more selective about the types of images we post and more careful about how identifiable individual students are. Our goal hasn’t changed - we want families to feel connected to the life of the school and proud of what their children are part of. We’re simply adapting our approach so that our online presence remains safe, respectful and future‑focused. Thank you for your understanding and support as we navigate these changes. We remain committed to celebrating our vibrant school community while keeping student safety at the heart of everything we do.
07 Sep 2026
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01 Sep 2026
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What a joyful Book Week parade! Our Symphony of Stories 2026 theme filled the hall with colour, characters, and creativity. Students proudly shared their favourite stories and the whole school joined in the celebration. Thank you to our families for helping make the day so special. A special thank you to Mrs Micallef for developing a love of reading in our students 📚💙
30 Aug 2026
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Last week our Year 6 students returned from their camp with big smiles and memories they will carry with them for years to come. Over two days they challenged themselves with fun, team‑building activities, worked together to solve problems and encouraged one another. We extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated staff members who attended the camp and spent time away from their own families to support our students. Your care, energy, and commitment make experiences like this possible, and our community is deeply grateful. What a wonderful way for Year 6 to grow, learn, and shine together 💙
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19 Aug 2026
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Congratulations to the following students who achieved fantastic results at the Zone Athletics Carnival: Billy D – 3rd Boys Junior 800m, 4th 9 years 100m and 4th Jnr 200m Geordan A – 2nd Boys 11 Years 800m Romeo A – 1st Boys 9 Years 100m Evie A – 2nd Girls Junior Long Jump Miracle E – 1st Girls 11 Years 100m, 1st 200m, 1st Discus with a new Zone record, and 1st Shot Put. Miracle was also named 11 Years Girls Age Champion! We wish all our Diocesan representatives the very best as they take on the next level of competition.
14 Aug 2026
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The students had gone home… and the kangaroos arrived! 🦘 A mob of our regular visitors were spotted enjoying the peace and quiet on the oval in the afternoon - grazing, relaxing and generally making themselves at home. 🌿 It’s not every school that can boast kangaroos as regular playground visitors! Our kangaroos have certainly become a special part of our school community. 🦘💚