Year 2 have been experimenting with plants in class recently by looking at how missing nutrients, water, warmth and sunlight change how they grow.
The students have planted new seeds to see the difference in how they will grow if something important is missing. They also looked at how water travels through roots and stems of various plants.
It is also exciting to see some of our broad bean plants growing!
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30 Apr 2026
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Congratulations to the following students who were successfully selected into the CSPD Representative teams to compete at the MacKillop trials this term. Xavier (Year 6) - Football Jamie (Year 6) - Rugby League Owen (Year 5) - Touch Football Jamie and Lachlan (Year 6) - Rugby Union Well done to all the students who trialled for CSPD Representative teams in Football, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Netball, Touch Football and Football. 🏉 🥅 ⚽️ 🏐
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30 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to the following students who were successfully selected into the CSPD Representative teams to compete at the MacKillop trials this term. Xavier (Year 6) - Football Jamie (Year 6) - Rugby League Owen (Year 5) - Touch Football Jamie and Lachlan (Year 6) - Rugby Union Well done to all the students who trialled for CSPD Representative teams in Football, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Netball, Touch Football and Football. 🏉 🥅 ⚽️ 🏐
29 Apr 2026
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29 Apr 2026
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Congratulations to Chloe, Catalina and Lucia in Year 6, who have been selected into the CSPD Football team to compete in the upcoming MacKillop trials. ⚽️🥅🙌
25 Apr 2026
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🌺 ANZAC Day at St Angela’s 🇦🇺 Yesterday, our school community came together in reverence and gratitude to commemorate ANZAC Day. We honour the courage, sacrifice, and enduring spirit of the men and women who have served and continue to serve our nation. Through prayer, reflection, and ceremony, our students were reminded of the importance of remembrance, unity, and peace. Lest We Forget.
25 Apr 2026
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🎖 🇦🇺 Anzac Day 2026🌺🎖 This morning, our School Leaders Saraya, Flynn, Evelyn and Tanios attended the Dawn Service at ANZAC Reserve and laid a wreath on behalf of St Angela’s, in respect of those who lost their lives serving Australia.🇦🇺 Lest We Forget.
14 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to Oliver (Yr 6) who competed at the Nationals Athletics this week and won a Bronze Medal 🥉 in the U12 1500m walk. 👏
03 Apr 2026
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This week we visited the Shrine at OLOR, to take time to reflect and pray as we walked through the Stations of the Cross. 🙏 Wishing all our families and friends a Holy Easter Tridiium and a lovely holiday break.
02 Apr 2026
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To begin Holy Week, Kindy invited their families to join them for a special liturgy for Palm Sunday. 🙏
01 Apr 2026
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Best of luck to our swimming team who are representing our school at the 2026 NSWCPS Swimming Championships. Your hard work, commitment, and sportsmanship have already made us proud! Swim strong, give it your best, and enjoy the experience, we’re cheering for you every stroke of the way! 🏊♀️ 🏊♂️
27 Mar 2026
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What an entertaining afternoon we had to finish Week 9 - enjoying the Year 4 Whole School Assembly. We had a great debate, a rap, an art display and an amazing dance. The children loved performing for us and we loved watching! Thank you Year 4!
27 Mar 2026
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We have to say a HUGE thank you to our fabulous parents for organising our Special Food Day today. The children are going to love lunchtime!!
27 Mar 2026
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Congratulations to everyone who competed in the Cross Country on Monday. We were able to run all our races from Year 1 Fun Run to Under 12s 3km. The rain stopped our Kindies, but we look forward to their race next Thursday. Congratulations Merici 💛 who were the overall Cross Country Carnival Winners. Congratulations to Garda 💙 & Salo ♥️ who were the House Spirit Winners. Well done to our Age Champions and Runners Up who were awarded their trophies today. All children in U8-U12 who placed in the top 6 will now progress to the Diocesan Carnival in May.