WOW! WHAT A NIGHT!
We had a great turn out for our school open air cinema on Friday 20 November, 2015.
The incredible amount of organisation that occurred leading up to the night was huge. Thank you also to the parents and teachers who helped out on the night. These events do not happen without a huge amount of work and support. We have an amazing school and community so once again, thank you! From a fundraising point of view the night was a great success. We promise to keep you updated on money raised and what this means for St Bernadette’s.
We would like to thank all our generous sponsors without whose help the open air cinema would not have been possible:
- Professionals Ermington
- Terry Shields Toyota
- Ada Carpentry & Joinery Services
- 3 Colours Painting Services
- Civil Logic Pty Ltd
- Credit Fix Solutions
- Tiger Do Martial Arts
- Terry Young Personal Protection Consultant
- Nazarian Family
Their support means that we will now be able to purchase much needed technology for our children.
We would also like to thank the families who organised the following:
- Steve Jupp & Michelle Uren (slushy machine)
- Nazarian Family & Sophia Mazzaferro (Kebab stall)
- Rheem Sateeva & Caroline Burbridge (Falafel stall)
- Dellas Family (BBQ)
- Carmelina Bua, Grace Tallaridi & Elena Modrin (cake/sweet stall)
- Claire Scott, Bryce Linstrom (Paper plane competition)
- Jim Morley (Lighting)
We are hoping to make next year even better.
Thanks again everyone for your continued support!
From the P&F Committee
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07 Nov 2026
From Facebook
Yesterday we celebrated the amazing teachers at St Bernadette’s with teachers day. We thank them for their dedication and commitment to our beautiful School. Every day they inspire and teach our students patients love and kindness. A very big thank you to our parent reps who prepared a beautiful lunch for our staff and to Father Andrew for his teacher blessing at our whole school mass.04 Nov 2026
From Facebook
Our Year 5 and 6 students have kicked off their Generative AI journey, exploring how technology can support creativity while developing the critical thinking and discernment needed to use it safely, thoughtfully and responsibly. In their introductory lesson, students explored what generative AI is and touched on how it works. Using Adobe Firefly, a classroom-friendly generative AI tool trained on licensed, copyright free content, students discovered the power of prompting and how carefully chosen words can transform an idea into an image. A key focus of the course is helping students understand that AI is a tool to support and extend human creativity, not replace it. Studying these tools also helps students build essential AI literacy by understanding how AI works, its limitations and how to use it responsibly and ethically.