Dear families and friends of St Brigid's,

When we attend Mass this Sunday, the 4th Sunday of Lent, we will again hear the familiar story of The Prodigal Son from Luke’s gospel. 

In this well-loved parable, the younger son has left his loving home, squandered the inheritance his father granted him, and found himself living alone in squalor and poverty. He decides, with hope in his heart, to return to his father to beg forgiveness and perhaps to be accepted back as a servant. However, the father welcomes him with open arms, showing unconditional love and forgiveness. This highlights a powerful message of hope - no matter how far we might stray, God’s mercy is always available for those who return to Him with sincere repentance.

In this Jubilee year, the Church reminds us again that we, like the Prodigal Son, are invited to experience a year of hope and mercy. As the father in the parable demonstrates, we believe that  God’s arms also are always open for those who seek reconciliation; that no matter the distance between us and God, his forgiveness is greater, and we can always return home.

In our current world of war, with its episodes of retribution and violence, we can also look to the parable of the Prodigal Son for a strong and loving Lenten message. When the son returns, broken and repentant, the father does not respond with angry words, violence, or harsh punishment. Instead, he shows compassion, forgiveness, and unconditional love. The father embraces the son, celebrates his return with a feast, and expresses with gentle words the joy that his lost son has come back.

We are provided with a clear message for ourselves and for those in our world who have strayed from the essential message of Jesus - he provided a model of non-violence in our relationships, where forgiveness and compassion replace cycles of anger, punishment, and retribution.

The Lenten message this week is clear and vital, with positive repercussions for all those with whom we have relationships and for our part in the wider world as disciples of Jesus.

“Then let us celebrate with a feast, because this son of mine was dead, 

and has come to life again; he was lost, and has been found.”

ST BRIGID’S SHOWCASES SUSTAINABILITY AND LEADERSHIP

Last Thursday, St Brigid’s had the honour of hosting the WEN Day for 120 students and 30 teachers from across the Diocese, a truly remarkable event that highlighted the ways we have put the principles of Laudato Si’ and our Sustainability Action Plan into motion. The day was a testament to the commitment of our school community to living out the call to care for our common home.

Our Year 6 students took centre stage, delivering an inspiring presentation to the 120 students about the sustainability practices and environmental projects that have become an integral part of life at St Brigid’s. Their leadership was outstanding, demonstrating not only their deep understanding of sustainability but also their passion for sharing these practices with others.

Among the impressive initiatives showcased were:

• Solar Panels and our commitment to going off the grid, reducing our carbon footprint.

• The Native Bee Garden, a vital project that supports local biodiversity and the health of our environment.

• Our innovative Subpod Composting System, which allows us to recycle organic waste right here on our school grounds.

• The Vegetable Garden, where students learn about sustainable food practices and the importance of growing our own produce.

• The Water Tank and Wicking Bed Watering System, designed to conserve water while maintaining the beauty of our gardens.

• Our Source System Bins and Return and Earn Scheme, promoting recycling and encouraging students to be mindful of waste.

These projects are not just practical initiatives, they are part of a broader commitment to environmental stewardship that is rooted in our Benedictine charism. St Brigid’s embedded practices and integrating sustainability into every aspect of school life has been outstanding.

This event also gave us an opportunity to reflect on how these efforts align with our core values of stewardship and care for creation. As we continue to bring our Benedictine mission to life, we are proud to show how our school community is actively contributing to a more sustainable future for all.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ILLAWARRA HAWKS!

Well done, Hawks – you’ve brought energy, talent, and pure entertainment to the court, and we can’t wait to see what’s next!

SAVE THE DATE - A G'DAY TO REMEMBER

We warmly invite our school community to a special whole school Mass celebrating the Jubilee of Families, Children, and Grandparents on Thursday 29 May 2025 at 9:30am.

After Mass, take a moment to share the joy of reading by sitting down to read with your child or grandchild before we come together for a delightful morning tea. You’ll also have the opportunity to step inside our classrooms to see the wonderful learning taking place.

Plus, don’t miss the Book Fair, a perfect chance to discover new stories to enjoy together!

Stay tuned for more details, including RSVP information. We look forward to celebrating this special day with you!

NESA SHORT NOTICE INSPECTION

Today, St Brigid’s hosted a NESA Short Notice Inspection, conducted by Natalie Fry and Paul Hewitt. The inspection focused on ensuring the school meets the registration and accreditation requirements set by the New South Wales Education Standards Authority (NESA). Key areas of review included curriculum alignment, student welfare, enrolment and attendance, policies, and overall compliance with educational and legal standards.

I’m pleased to report that the inspection was a resounding success. We received very positive feedback and passed with flying colours!

A heartfelt thank you to the Stage 2 and 3 teachers, as well as the Leadership Team, for your support in preparing for this important process. Your commitment ensures that our students continue to receive a safe, supportive, and high-quality education.

OLD UNIFORM DONATIONS FOR COMMUNITIES IN NEED

As part of our commitment to supporting those in need, we invite families to donate any old St Brigid’s uniforms that are washed and in excellent condition. These uniforms will be sent overseas to assist communities in need.

Please bring your donations in a bag and leave them in the school hall on Thursday 10 April 2025.

We appreciate your generosity in supporting this initiative. A reminder that from the start of 2026, all St Brigid’s students will be in the new uniform.

 

ARRIVE TO THRIVE - ATTENDANCE

Regular Attendance: 90% – 100% Targeted Intervention: 71% – 89% Intensive Intervention: 70% and below

Explained Absences – Important Information for Parents

At St Brigid’s, we prioritise regular attendance and appreciate your support in ensuring students attend school every day. When absences occur, it is essential that they are explained in a timely and verifiable manner.

How to Provide an Explanation for Your Child’s Absence:

• The preferred method for explaining absences is via Compass.

• Additional methods may be accepted at the discretion of the Principal, ensuring at least one non-digital option is available.

• Any explanation provided must be verifiable.

Important Notes:

• If an explanation is given verbally, the school will record the identity of the person providing the explanation, the reason for the absence, and the date it was received.

• The Principal has the discretion to accept or not accept an explanation for an absence.

• If an explanation is not accepted, the absence will be recorded as unjustified (Code A), and parents will be notified with reasons provided.

Regular attendance is crucial for student learning and wellbeing. If you have any questions, please contact the school office.

        

       

KINDER APPLICATIONS FOR 2026 CLOSE MONDAY 7 APRIL

The enrolment application form is now completed digitally and is available on our school website. 

  

WINTER UNIFORM

As we move into the cooler months, please be reminded that from the week commencing 12 May 2025, students will transition to their winter school and sports uniforms. From this time, boys and girls may wear long pants, girls can wear their stockings, and all students will wear their winter sports uniform.

Please take a moment to familiarise yourself with our uniform policy to ensure that students are wearing the correct uniform at all times.

GIRLS

BOYS

Bottle green tartan culotte/tunic or long grey slacks with SBG emblem White collared over shirt with crest (short or long) Green school hat with crest Green school cardigan or jumper with crest Short turn over white socks or grey tights  Black leather shoes Red or bottled green hair ties In Winter or on cooler days, the weatherproof school jacket may be worn over the top of the school cardigan / jumper.

Long grey trousers with SBG emblem or Grey stubbie shorts with green SBG emblem White collared over shirt with crest (short or long) Green school hat with crest Green school cardigan or jumper with crest Grey socks with school stripes Black leather shoes  In Winter or on cooler days, the weatherproof school jacket may be worn over the top of the school cardigan/ jumper.

    

A reminder that students will return to school on Monday 28 April 2025, following the two-week pupil vacation.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back for a productive and engaging term. Please ensure that students are ready to resume their learning, and we appreciate your ongoing support.

   

MESSAGE FROM FR BERNARD- ACT OF HOPE PRAYER CARD

SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION 2025 

If your child has been baptised in the Catholic Faith, you have already begun preparations for their reception of the Sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist and Confirmation. From the moment of their birth, you have shared your Faith with your children in your love, words, actions and prayers. This is an essential component in their faith formation.

Receiving the Sacraments is a very blessed time in our journey of faith, and it is the means by which baptised children can complete their journey into full membership of the Catholic Church. They are community events, which remind us of the role of the parish community in the development of our life of faith, hope, and love. 

Students in Year 6, who have received the Sacrament of Baptism, Reconciliation and First Eucharist are eligible to enrol in the Sacrament of Confirmation. 

SAVE THE DATES

• Parent Information Night  - Tuesday 29 April 2025 at 6:30pm
• Candidate's Commitment Mass - Saturday 3 May 2025 at 5:30pm
  
• Retreat Day - Thursday 12 June 2025 from 8:50 am - 3:00 pm
• Celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation  - 14 June 2025 at 2:00pm

LENT

Lent is a significant period in the Christian calendar, marking the 40 days leading to Easter. It is a time to pause, consider our actions, and focus on growth and renewal.

Throughout Lent, we encourage our school community to embrace the values of compassion, forgiveness, and generosity. Simple acts of kindness, such as helping a friend, sharing with others, or offering words of encouragement, can have a profound impact. This season also offers a chance to reflect on gratitude and the importance of caring for those around us.

In the coming weeks, students will participate in various activities to deepen their understanding of Lent. These values align closely with the principles of Catholic Social Teaching, which call us to uphold the dignity of every person, care for the vulnerable, and work for the common good. Simple acts of kindness, such as helping a friend, sharing with others, or offering words of encouragement, can have a profound impact. This season also offers a chance to reflect on gratitude and the importance of caring for those around us.

PROJECT COMPASSION

One key initiative is our 2025 Project Compassion fundraiser, supporting communities in Samoa and Vietnam. This important program, helps provide essential resources. Through their participation in fundraising and events these past weeks and as part of our PROJECT COMPASSION Fundraising Day, our students are encouraged to reflect on global solidarity and how small actions can create positive change.

We invite families to continue to make contributions until the end of this term, as each House team hopes to raise enough money for the purchase of a toilet for families in Samoa. 

Our House Leaders are currently keen to ensure that their HOUSE is the most successful fundraisers this term! Please give what you can.

May this Lenten season be a time of spiritual growth and a reminder of the power of kindness and reflection. Together, let us journey with hope and renewal toward Easter.

 ALTAR SERVER ROSTER 

FEBRUARY - APRIL

WEEKDAY PARISH MASSES

St Brigid’s is part of the wider Catholic community. In our context, Religious Education is shared by home, parish and school, with each having its own distinct contribution. The relationship between the Religious Education program and the religious life of our school within the Lumen Christi Parish community is deeply interconnected. 

While our students actively participate in prayer – be it silent, meditative or traditional within the school day, we also come together for school liturgies and whole school Masses to celebrate significant events in the school and Church's calendar. As we have our church onsite, classes attend parish Masses on Thursday mornings.

We would like to extend an invitation to all families to attend our Parish Masses alongside our students and parishioners. We know how much this means to your children and our parish community.

In Sacrosantum Concilium, Pope Francis declared active participation in Mass is “the primary and indispensable source from which the faithful are to derive the true Christian spirit.” 

In order for you to plan your involvement in our school/parish Masses, please see the attached 2025 Parish Mass Calendar for families. Each grade will attend Parish Mass each term and we request that parents use the calendar provided to schedule attendance for the Whole School Masses as well as one of the Thursday parish masses each term. Please note that our Whole School Masses are led by students from Year 2 -Year 6.

From 2025, we would also like to extend an invitation for parents to become involved in the parish Mass on the dates shown (and with their child’s class) : please fill in the attached form if you would be interested.

After each Mass, there will be an opportunity to enjoy a ‘cuppa’ with our parish community followed by a visit  to your child’s class.

 PROJECT COMPASSION - MISSION EFFORT

We had a fantastic day celebrating our Project Compassion Mission Effort Day! A huge thank you to the parents of Samaritan House for the scrumptious cupcakes, your generosity and support made the day even more special.

It was truly inspiring to see our school community working together, living out the values of Catholic Social Teaching and embracing the preferential option for the poor. A special shoutout to the Samaritan House leaders, and the Samaritan staff team for their dedication in organising this meaningful event.

Together, we are making real difference this Lent.

RICE DAY- Year 6 Takes on the Challenge to Unite Against Poverty

Year 6 embraced the challenge of fasting for six hours, eating only a bowl of steamed rice, as part of our commitment to UNITE AGAINST POVERTY. In the weeks leading up to the event, we gathered sponsors, ensuring they understood that our fast was not just a personal test but a way to support those in need.

On Tuesday morning, we woke with a sense of purpose-living out the Gospel values of service, stewardship, compassion, and courage. After a healthy breakfast, we made our way to school, ready for the challenge ahead.

During Crunch and Sip, Mrs Arthur-Worsop offered us a butterscotch lolly, and we were reminded to sip water throughout the morning. To avoid the temptation of watching others eat, our class decided to stay in the classroom during meal breaks.

The rice for our fast was generously donated by Kate Sciannimanica (Tom’s mum), while Saira Mussared (Ryder’s mum) and Carol Hardy (Julia’s mum) kindly came in to steam it for us. By 12:30, we were eagerly anticipating our meal. Mrs Arthur-Worsop’s lollies did little to ease our growing hunger. What a powerful realisation it was! We had enjoyed breakfast, and we knew we would have afternoon tea and dinner once home. But for many children around the world, this single bowl of rice is their only meal of the day.

And how did the rice taste? Delicious-yes, DELICIOUS!

This year, the money raised through Rice Day, the Samaritan House Fundraiser, and the Project Compassion boxes will help provide toilets for communities in Samoa, improving hygiene and quality of life in this disadvantaged island nation.

OUR TEACHERS: STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE

 “If we create a culture where every teacher believes they need to improve, not because they are not good enough, but because they can be even better, there is no limit to what we can achieve.”

The above quote is from Emeritus Professor, Dylan Wiliam. Professor Wiliam is a highly respected teacher and educational researcher and author who has supported schooling systems across the world improve learning outcomes for students. Our teachers at St Brigid’s are highly trained professionals who are constantly looking to provide the best learning opportunities for the students in their care - your children. 

It is with great pride that I would like to inform you of one of the professional learning initiatives taking place with our teachers this year, namely Teaching Sprints. In a nutshell Teaching Sprints involves a process of teachers working alongside other teachers to improve an area of practice. Again, it is not because they are lacking in this aspect, but that they want to get even better. Teachers engage with current evidence informed educational research and collaborative conversations around targeted areas of practice that have been chosen as a focus by the teachers themselves. Our initial Teaching Sprint focuses have been based around the use use of specific High Impact Teaching Strategies, as outlined below:

Setting goals: this strategy has many aspects to it including intentionality and clarity with the use learning intentions and success criteria for lesson sequences. It also explores the importance of student ownership of their learning, through setting and monitoring achievement of personal learning goals.

Worked examples: this strategy explores the crucial role of modelling throughout lessons. The strategy delves deeply into the different types of modelling that need to be utilised within lessons, the purposes behind these variations and the timing of effective modelling in a classroom. 

Metacognitive strategies: this strategy is essentially about supporting students ‘think about their thinking’. The strategy is allied to other High Impact Teaching strategies, such as Setting Goals. Students who develop strong metacognitive thinking tend to be more resilient and focussed with their learning and are able to monitor their own growth towards achievement of learning goals. Strong metacognitive thinking also supports problem solving efforts as students self evaluate the effectiveness of strategies they are applying to solve problems.

Teachers will be engaging with Teaching Sprints with varying focuses throughout the year.

Mark Boss - Assistant Principal

STEP INTO LEARNING BEFORE THE RACE BEGINS!

Parents will have the opportunity to visit their child's classroom for a general guided learning walk and talk before the Cross Country Carnival on Thursday 3 April 2025. Classrooms will be open from 8:40am until the carnival begins at 9:30am. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing this experience together!

CROSS COUNTRY CARNIVAL

All students will wear their sports uniform and school hat. They may wish to wear a coloured t-shirt to represent their house colour.

Listed below is an approximate outline of the day. Please note that these times may alter depending on the speed of the competitive running events.

 

8:40am	Open Classrooms
9:20am	All students move over to Wiseman Park- Students take their lunchbox and water bottle
9:30am	Cross Country & rotational tabloid events
12:00pm	K-6 Fun Run
12:30 - 1:30pm	Lunch and conclusion

At the end of the event all students will return to school.

Our Diocesan team entries are due to the Catholic Education Office on Thursday afternoon and the Diocesan Carnival will be held on Tuesday 6 May 2025. Those chosen to represent St Brigid’s will be notified via Compass to allow the students the opportunity to train during the holidays if they wish to. We will also train the students at school.

   

STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAYS IN 2025

There are eight such days scheduled for 2025, where our teachers, school leaders, and administrative support staff engage in targeted professional learning. These days are crucial in enhancing the skills and knowledge of our staff, ultimately leading to better outcomes for our students.

On these days, students do not attend school. This allows our staff to focus on professional development, planning, and enhancing their capabilities. Professional learning is an essential part of our commitment to building a highly skilled and professional workforce. 

• Day 1 - Friday 31 January
  
• Day 2 - Friday 11 April 
• Day 3 - Wednesday 4 June
• Day 4 - Wednesday 2 July 
• Day 5 - Monday 1 September
• Day 6 - Friday 26 September
• Day 7 - Thursday 18 December
• Day 8 - Friday 19 December

ST BRIGID'S LEARNING MERIT AWARDS

Congratulations to the following students on receiving their awards during Week 7,8 and 9 of Term 1 2025.

Week 7 - Term 1

Students from Kinder to Year 6 will receive the Catholic Values Award of Service. This award recognises those students who are called to respond actively to God's mission as servant leaders by reaching out to others - especially the needy as Jesus did.

CLASS	CATHOLIC VALUES AWARD - SERVICE	LEADER OF THE WEEK
Kinder	Jessica L	Keanu O
Year 1	Landan T Learning Award: Angus S	Gracie W
Year 2	Korban H	Salman R
Year 3	Ruby D	Pio R
Year 4	Sebastian T	Evie W
Year 5	Logan A	Hannah J
Year 6	Darren Y	Raphael I

Week 8 - Term 1

Students from Kinder to Year 6 will receive the Strong Foundations Award.  This award recognises students who create a safe , supportive and friendly environment.  They are active participants in their faith, learning and outreach.

CLASS	STRONG FOUNDATIONS AWARD	LEADER OF THE WEEK
Kinder	Edison T	Chloe J
Year 1	Iniya N	Kya P
Year 2	Ryan C	Ella F
Year 3	Wilson Z	Violet D
Year 4	Joshua M	Levi C
Year 5	Mia Mc	Hrihaan C
Year 6	Sachi B	Julia H

Week 9 - Term 1

Students from Kinder to Year 6 will receive the Building Partnerships Award.  This award recognises students who work collaboratively with other students and their teachers to enhance their learning.

CLASS	BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS AWARD	LEADER OF THE WEEK	LIBRARY AWARD
Kinder	Delta K	Zoey K	Orlando J
Year 1	Emily J	Millicent F	Tami A & Taj W
Year 2	Alexander L	Ariel S E	Milani S
Year 3	Magnus A	Ben F	Evelyn T & Teni A
Year 4	Juliette I	Theodore F	Marta O
Year 5	Josiah M	Pearl T	Hkum S
Year 6	Christian J	Arielle N	Ella D

  

  

 

SILVER MILESTONE AWARDS - ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

Congratulations to the following students who have received an Assistant Principal's Award. Well done! 

CLASS	STUDENT
Year 2	Jackson Y
Year 3	Sophia N
Year 4	Samuel J
Year 4	Jaxson M
Year 6	Ryder M
Year 3	Wilson Z
Year 5	Mia Mc

  

  

          

GOLD MILESTONE AWARDS - PRINCIPAL

The Principal's Award celebrates outstanding achievement by a student in Faith, Justice and Learning including other contributions to school life. Congratulations to:

CLASS	STUDENT
Year 4	Ava Y

SPORTING PATHWAYS 

We are pleased to announce that David represented our school at the MacKillop AFL trials,  held in Wagga on March 24th and 25th March.  Congratulations on your wins against Albury and Parramatta and we wish you good luck in your future games. We are proud to have him represent our school.

"On Monday and Tuesday, I had the incredible opportunity to represent the Wollongong and Canberra-Goulbourn diocese at the AFL MacKillop Trials in Wagga Wagga.  The day was packed with action as we battled it out in four intense games against teams from Albury, Sydney, Parramatta and Wagga.  We ended up clinching victories in 2 of those match ups - one against Albury and another against Parramatta.

Despite the heat, with temperatures soaring to a scorching 35 degrees, we pushed through the day with determination and grit.  When the trials wrapped up, they announced the MacKillop team.  While I didn't make the cut, I found some comfort in knowing that only one player from our team was selected.

Overall it was an unforgettable experience - challenging, competitive and full of excitement.  Playing AFL alongside such talented athletes made the day all the more memorable and I am already looking forward to the next opportunity!"

David M

        

Happy Birthday to the following students who celebrated a birthday Week 1,2,and 3 of Term 1. We also wish our January school holidays birthday students a great birthday! 

Kinder	Year 1	Year 2	Year 3	Year 4	Year 5	Year 6
Keanu O	Iniya N	Kai R	Emmett B
Golsa I
Mateo Y

  

  

  

NEWS FROM THE SCHOOL OFFICE  

   

PLAY SCHOOL CALL OUT for videos - "My Place, My Home"

Please see link below – could be an awesome opportunity for a small project with your children/young people and have it seen on playschool through the windows section of the show.

Play School Callout  - ABC Kids

NOTIFICATION OF EXTENDED ABSENCE IN EXCESS OF 5 DAYS

Please find below a link to the form used to apply for Extended Absence in excess of five days.

Notification of extended absence in excess of 5 days form

  

Canteen

All canteen enquiries can be directed to Nicole Bonar - if your child is absent on the day you have organised a lunch order please text Nicole Bonar on the below mobile number and let her know before 8.30am - she will organise a credit for you.

CATHEDRAL CAR PARKING - CAN YOU HELP?

    

 

If you can assist at some of the upcoming events, please add your name to the google spreadsheet.

Carparking volunteer https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jcKggLkGa1u31NkiKntecZPWbpK5-7qO_08nD5qu5vY/edit?gid=0#gid=0

  

   PARENTS  & FRIENDS NEWS

Easter Family Fun Day - Register Now!

Don't miss out on the fun! Head over to QKR to register for the Easter Family Fun Day on Sunday, 6th April 2025 from 1:00-3:00pm. While you're there, make sure to order your afternoon tea packs and grab your tickets for the Easter Raffle!

We're excited for a fun-filled afternoon with our St Brigid's community, and we can’t wait to see your Easter hats! If you haven’t already, there's still time for families to donate a chocolate egg to the office. Your small donation helps the P&F contribute to the raffle prizes and the egg hunt.

Save the Dates for Early Term 2!

Looking ahead, our next P&F meeting will be held on Tuesday 6 May 2025. If you have any agenda items, please send them to pandf@sbgdow.catholic.edu.au

Also, mark your calendars for Thursday, 8 May 2025 as we’ll be celebrating Mother’s Day with a special Morning for Mum! Join us for a breakfast, Mass, and the opportunity for the children to pick out a wonderful gift for Mum at the Mother’s Day Stall.

Join our Facebook Community

If you haven’t already, remember to join our Facebook group. Search for ‘St Brigid’s
Gwynneville P&F Association’.

    

Updating QKR 

Please be sure to update your children on the QKR app. You should get a prompt when you first open the app though if you don’t it is just 2 simple steps: 

1. Click PROFILES 
2. Click on your CHILD’S NAME and select the correct year for 2025. 

This stops confusion of orders being misplaced or sent to the wrong at events throughout the year.

   

    PARISH NEWS

St Brigid's Parish Mass Times

Saturday	5:30pm Vigil
Sunday	9:00am
Thursday	9:30am

      

Lumen Christi Parish Bulletin

250330_FOURTH_SUNDAY_OF_LENT_YEAR_C.pdf

250330_FOURTH_SUNDAY_OF_LENT_YEAR_C _pdf 1.69 MB

Lumen Christi Website

PARISH WEBSITE https://www.lumenchristi.org.au/

  

  

  

Lumen_Christi_A4_Holy_Week_Times_2025.pdf

Lumen_Christi_A4_Holy_Week_Times_2025 _pdf 1.40 MB

     

COMMUNITY NEWS

2025_Appin_Massacre_Flyer.pdf

2025_Appin_Massacre_Flyer _pdf 4.05 MB

Fairy_Meadow_Apr_25_Vacation_Care_Flyer.pdf

Fairy_Meadow_Apr_25_Vacation_Care_Flyer _pdf 2.06 MB

add_a_splash_of_rainbow_1_.pdf

add_a_splash_of_rainbow_1 pdf 3.89 MB

Year7_2027_Applications_closing.pdf

Year7_2027_Applications_closing _pdf 378.74 KB

PCYC_April_School_Holiday_Flyer.pdf

PCYC_April_School_Holiday_Flyer _pdf 44.67 KB

PROJECT COMPASSION

WEN DAY AND OUR SUSTAINABILITY

ST BRIGID'S SCHOOL UNIFORM 2025