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St Mary’s shows generosity in flood appeal

The St Mary’s Catholic Primary School Georges Hall community has held true to the famous words of their patron, Saint Mary-Mackillop, to support flood relief efforts in NSW. Students, parents and staff hosted activities on 18 February to raise $6,744 for the St Vincent De Paul Flood Appeal. Principal Monica Palmer said the school’s motto of ‘Never see a need without doing something about it’ made prayer and outreach in times of crisis –  like the recent floods – essential. NSW State Emergency Services (SES) volunteers also spoke to students on the day about how they help people as...

Bethlehem #BreakTheBias on International Women’s Day

Bethlehem College Ashfield commemorated International Women’s Day 2022 with a special assembly that celebrated the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.  The assembly featured a guest talk from business leader, politician, and mother of two, Bridget Sakr.  An alumni of the College, Mrs Sakr delivered an emotional address about her pathway to success and gave advice as to how young women can achieve their goals and aspirations.  Bridget Sakr addresses the Bethlehem community Students involved in the College's new Global Capabilities and Entrepreneurship program honoured this year’s International Women’s Day theme #BreakTheBias by sharing their...

Howzat?: New cricket facilities unveiled

Students at Patrician Brothers’ College Fairfield can further hone their cricket skills thanks to eight newly refurbished batting nets. The cricket facility was officially opened on Friday, February 18, during a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Tony Farley, Executive Director of Sydney Catholic Schools, and Fairfield state MP, Guy Zangari. The upgrade was made possible through two rounds of funding from the NSW Government’s Community Building Partnership program. Located alongside the College’s green fields and basketball courts, the cricket nets will be a major boost to the College’s students, who will enjoy regular use of the facility during PDHPE lessons and...

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