As Term 1 comes to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to thank the community for all of their generosity and school spirit. Our term has finished with a Talent Show, Pizza Meal Deal and Easter Raffle.
To end the term in spectacular style the children showcased to us their very many talents. We really do have many gifted children who have a real flare for performing, and we thank them all for the time and effort they put in.
At lunch the P&F organised a Pizza Meal Deal, we had a huge turn out of parent helpers and we thank you all for putting the time in to be here today. A lunch time treat like this for our students would not be possible with out our P&F committee and our parent community. The meal deal raised a total of $497.10.
And to finish off what has been a jam packed day full of excitement, we had our Easter Raffle. The children all delighted in receiving a chocolatey prize. Again, we thank all of our generous families for donating so many delicious prizes for our students to enjoy.
It has truly been a busy term of terrific learning achievements and student growth. We hope you all have a safe and happy holiday and we look forward to seeing you back in Term 2.
St Bernadette's Primary Dundas
www.stbernadettesdundas.catholic.edu.au
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04 Nov 2026
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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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Kindergarten enjoyed their excursion to the Sydney aquarium today. Lots of fun, discovery and learning taking place amongst the sea life.
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04 Nov 2026
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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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Kindergarten enjoyed their excursion to the Sydney aquarium today. Lots of fun, discovery and learning taking place amongst the sea life.
27 Oct 2026
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📸 Let creativity shine! ✨ This term, all classes will take part in Photography lessons, exploring their creativity, discovering new perspectives, and capturing the world through their own unique lens.
25 Oct 2026
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On Friday, our students were spoilt for choice with a delicious array of treats at the Year 2 Canteen Day 🍦 A big thank you to all our wonderful Year 2 families for providing such yummy goodies.
20 Oct 2026
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Motiv8 dance lessons are in full swing 🎶🎵All classes are enjoying moving and grooving 🕺
28 Sep 2026
Celebrating 40 years of Voice of Youth and the power of student voice
Six Year 6 students from 58 Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) Primary schools came together at St John XXIII Catholic College Stanhope Gardens on 22 September for the Voice of Youth Grand Final, showcasing their public speaking skills through a series of thoughtful and engaging speeches.
18 Sep 2026
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This morning, Year 1 met with Father Andrew in the church to learn more about the Sacrament of Baptism. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to deepen their understanding by seeing, smelling and touching the sacred items used during Baptism. Through this hands-on experience, students were able to make meaningful connections between their learning in Religion and the sacramental life of our Church. A beautiful opportunity for our young learners to encounter and celebrate our faith!
17 Sep 2026
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Thank you to our wonderful Kindergarten parents for hosting the school canteen today! Lots of delicious treats were enjoyed 🍭
15 Sep 2026
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This morning, some of our Stage 3 students experienced the spectacular ‘Be the Witness’ musical at Riverside Theatre. The production shared the life of Jesus through the eyes of Peter, bringing the story to life through powerful song, dance and theatre. Our students were immersed in the story of Jesus’ life, death and Resurrection and had the opportunity to reflect on His message and mission in a truly engaging way. We are very grateful to CSPD for providing our students with this wonderful experience of faith, allowing them to encounter the story of Jesus in such a meaningful and memorable way.
11 Sep 2026
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This morning Mr White, our Student Animator, led a small group of students in prayer. The prayer focus was ‘The Season of Creation’ and allowed students time to reflect on the gift of creation given by God. Students also reflected on our responsibility to preserve and promote creation 🍃🌸🌱🌷We look forward to Mr White offering students from Year 4-6 in future formation sessions throughout this term and in Term 4.
09 Sep 2026
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Today in music, Stage 3 students practised maintaining a steady beat by creatively jumping to the beat of Michael Jackson’s music. They then began composing their own musical pieces, exploring the elements of beat, rhythm, melody and timbre. Musicians in the making 🎶🎵
04 Sep 2026
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This morning we welcomed our wonderful Fathers, grandfathers and father figures for a delicious breakfast! Our Infants students led a beautiful Father’s Day Liturgy which was followed by some fun dad jokes and a great song! Thank you dads - you are simply the best!