Nara and Erin
On Tuesday 16 February 2016, a squad of 24 children represented St Bernadette’s at the Annual Cumberland Zone Carnival. At this event they competed against the best swimmers from all of the Catholic schools in our area.
All children competed in good spirits and swam their hearts out.
Congratulations to our Zone Swimming Team for 2016:
Hamish M, Cooper R, Takara C, Ryan E, Caleb B, Noah S, Henry S, Angus M, Liam M, Damon K, Riley C, Ryan M, John M, George E, Alice S, Alana S, Charlotte G, Nara B, Lucy H, Madeleine R, Erin B, Ava M, Takara C, Kiara B.
The following swimmers qualified for the Diocesan Swimming Carnival on Friday 26 February. What a great achievement!
- Nara B (50m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke, 50m Breaststroke, 50m Butterfly, 100m Freestyle, 200m Individual Medley, 50m Freestyle Relay)
- Erin B (50m Freestyle, 50m Butterfly, 50m Breaststroke, 200m Individual Medley)
- Alana S (50m Freestyle, 50m Breaststroke)
- Riley C (50m Freestyle)
- Kiara B (50m Freestyle)
- Noah S (50m Freestyle Relay)
- Henry S (50m Freestyle Relay)
- Angus M (50m Freestyle Relay)
- Liam M (50m Freestyle Relay)
- Alice S (50m Freestyle Relay)
- Lucy H (50m Freestyle Relay)
A special mention goes to:
Nara B - Senior Girls Age Champion & New Record Holder in Breaststroke!
Erin B - Junior Girls Age Champion!
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27 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Today our students hosted Mission Marketplace to raise funds for Caritas Australia Project Compassion, a truly inspiring event that demonstrated the power of compassion and generosity. It was a huge success and we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to our parents, students and teachers for your kindness and overwhelming support. #faithinactioncspd
25 Mar 2026
From Facebook
This term, our Year 3 and 4 students have had the wonderful opportunity to learn about Darug culture through their involvement with the Jannawi Dance Clan. Over the past six weeks, students have been guided in both traditional and contemporary cultural dance practices, exploring storytelling through movement with a focus on the Australian Native Honeybee. Today, they were excited to share a dance that communicates the significance of the Native Honeybee and highlights the sustainable practices of the Dharug People when sourcing honey. Throughout the program, students have also developed an understanding of how music, props, and language play an important role in cultural storytelling.
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27 Mar 2026
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Today our students hosted Mission Marketplace to raise funds for Caritas Australia Project Compassion, a truly inspiring event that demonstrated the power of compassion and generosity. It was a huge success and we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to our parents, students and teachers for your kindness and overwhelming support. #faithinactioncspd
25 Mar 2026
From Facebook
This term, our Year 3 and 4 students have had the wonderful opportunity to learn about Darug culture through their involvement with the Jannawi Dance Clan. Over the past six weeks, students have been guided in both traditional and contemporary cultural dance practices, exploring storytelling through movement with a focus on the Australian Native Honeybee. Today, they were excited to share a dance that communicates the significance of the Native Honeybee and highlights the sustainable practices of the Dharug People when sourcing honey. Throughout the program, students have also developed an understanding of how music, props, and language play an important role in cultural storytelling.
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On Monday our Year 4 students participated in a Passover Incursion as part of their Religion learning this term. This experience supported their Scripture focus by helping them deepen their understanding of the Jewish celebration of Passover and its connection to the story of Exodus.
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From Facebook
Today our FIAT and SRC leaders joined thousands of students at The Halogen National Young Leaders Day, where they were inspired by remarkable life stories from diverse speakers and equipped with valuable guidance on how to become exceptional leaders, amidst an exciting day of dance, games and reflection.
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This morning we celebrated Harmony Day with a beautiful liturgy and vibrant cultural celebration. Today we are reminded that our unique differences make us truly special and our community stronger 🧡
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☘️💚Wearing a touch of Green we are celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day! A big thank you to our Year One parents for supporting our first canteen day for 2026. The Saint Patrick’s Day treats were a hit! Thank you to the parents who came and set up and served this morning.☘️💚
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Today our FIAT and SRC students participated in the Big Water Walk💧A Caritas Project Compassion event that raises awareness and funds for communities facing water scarcity. The children developed empathy and a deeper understanding of global inequality by physically experiencing a small part of the daily challenges others face as they carried their buckets of water around the Parramatta area. 🪣 #faithinactioncspd
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A wonderful afternoon of rug reading! It was a hot afternoon but it didn’t stop us from getting our rugs out and enjoying a book with great company. Thank you to those who joined us to finish off a wonderful Catholic schools week.