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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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!
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Thank you to our wonderful Kindergarten parents for hosting the school canteen today! Lots of delicious treats were enjoyed 🍭
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28 Aug 2026
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