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.
Year 4
Trinity Primary Kemps Creek
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12 Oct 2026
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🌿 A BIG THANK YOU! 🌿 As we welcome our students back to Trinity, we would like to give a heartfelt thank you to Mr Leonello for all his hard work in preparing our school grounds and facilities. He has ensured everything is looking its best for the students’ return! 👏 🌱 A special thank you also goes to our Business Manager, Mrs Law, for all the behind-the-scenes work over the holidays coordinating deliveries, organising tradespeople and making sure everything is ready for the new term. So much of this work happens unseen, but it makes such a difference to our school community! 🛠️ 📦 We are so grateful for the dedication, care and effort that goes into making Trinity a welcoming and beautiful place for our students and staff. Thank you for everything you do for our Trinity community! 💙 💛
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🌿 A BIG THANK YOU! 🌿 As we welcome our students back to Trinity, we would like to give a heartfelt thank you to Mr Leonello for all his hard work in preparing our school grounds and facilities. He has ensured everything is looking its best for the students’ return! 👏 🌱 A special thank you also goes to our Business Manager, Mrs Law, for all the behind-the-scenes work over the holidays coordinating deliveries, organising tradespeople and making sure everything is ready for the new term. So much of this work happens unseen, but it makes such a difference to our school community! 🛠️ 📦 We are so grateful for the dedication, care and effort that goes into making Trinity a welcoming and beautiful place for our students and staff. Thank you for everything you do for our Trinity community! 💙 💛
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Celebrating 40 years of Voice of Youth and the power of student voice
Six Year 6 students from 58 Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) Primary schools came together at St John XXIII Catholic College Stanhope Gardens on 22 September for the Voice of Youth Grand Final, showcasing their public speaking skills through a series of thoughtful and engaging speeches.
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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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⛏️⛏️ 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.
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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 📚💙