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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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.02 Nov 2026
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