Year 6 recently went on an educational tour of our Nation’s Capital as a part of our the Year 6 Australian Curriculum.
Students were given the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational programs with a focus on enhancing the children’s education of Democracy, Leadership and Government.
Our time away seemed a blur but many educational and personal experiences were had by all. This was an exceptional group of Year 6 students who represented their school with great maturity and exceptional behaviour.
Holy Trinity Primary Granville
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24 Mar 2026
From Facebook
We recently held a wonderful Celebration of Learning, where parents and families were welcomed into our classrooms to see the amazing work their children have been completing. ๐ Students were proud to share their learning, explaining their ideas, achievements and growth across a range of subjects. It was fantastic to see the excitement on their faces as they showcased their efforts and reflected on their progress. ๐ Thank you to all the families who joined usโyour support made this event so special and meaningful for our students. ๐
20 Mar 2026
From Facebook
We had a wonderful opportunity to come together with Delany College to celebrate St Patrickโs Day Mass. ๐ Students were respectful and reverent as we gathered in faith, reflecting on the life of St Patrick and the message of hope, courage and trust in God. It was a beautiful celebration of community, bringing our schools together in prayer and unity. ๐โ
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More than 700 students and staff from 23 schools across Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) came together for Caritas Australiaโs Big Water Walk in support of Project Compassion. Beginning at Parramatta Park, students carried buckets of water along a 4km route, gaining a glimpse of the daily journey faced by people in developing communities, especially women and children, in search of clean water.
24 Mar 2026
From Facebook
We recently held a wonderful Celebration of Learning, where parents and families were welcomed into our classrooms to see the amazing work their children have been completing. ๐ Students were proud to share their learning, explaining their ideas, achievements and growth across a range of subjects. It was fantastic to see the excitement on their faces as they showcased their efforts and reflected on their progress. ๐ Thank you to all the families who joined usโyour support made this event so special and meaningful for our students. ๐
20 Mar 2026
From Facebook
We had a wonderful opportunity to come together with Delany College to celebrate St Patrickโs Day Mass. ๐ Students were respectful and reverent as we gathered in faith, reflecting on the life of St Patrick and the message of hope, courage and trust in God. It was a beautiful celebration of community, bringing our schools together in prayer and unity. ๐โ
18 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Year 5 used a range of strategies they had been learning to find unknown numbers in multiplication and division equations during their Mathematics lesson. Sharing their responses was a highlight, as students explained their thinking and discovered new ways to solve problems together. ๐๐โ๏ธ
16 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Year 2 explored Godโs Creation in Religion, learning about the seven days of Creation in the Bible and discussing why and how we should respect and care for the world God has given us. Students represented their learning in a creative and meaningful way. The leaves symbolised nature and the beauty of Godโs creation, the stones represented us as humans who are called to care for the Earth, and the candle and cross reminded us that God is at the centre of all creation. It was wonderful to see students reflecting on how we can appreciate and protect the world God created for us. ๐๐ฟ๐ฏ๏ธ
13 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Year 1 have been busy in Maths learning how to label bar models and match them with the correct number bonds. Through hands-on activities, students are building their understanding of how numbers can be broken apart and put back together. Itโs wonderful to see them developing their confidence and problem-solving skills! ๐๐โ๏ธ
12 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Yesterday, Year 3 and 5 began NAPLAN! Students tried their best and showed excellent focus throughout the test. After finishing, they enjoyed a well-deserved break. ๐๐
11 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Our Year 1 students are enjoying their weekly visits to the library! During this time, students are developing responsibility as they borrow and care for books, while also growing their love of reading and discovering new stories. Itโs wonderful to see their excitement each week as they choose books to take home.
10 Mar 2026
NAPLAN: What Parents Really Need to Know
Each March, families across Australia hear a lot about NAPLAN. The National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) assesses students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 in reading, writing, spelling, grammar and numeracy. But what does it really mean for your child in 2026?
10 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Year 4 have been enjoying their sessions with Zing Activ as part of their wellbeing program. Students have been taking part in fun and engaging activities that help them learn about teamwork, positive relationships, and looking after their wellbeing. Itโs wonderful to see everyone getting involved and building important life skills together.
09 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Year 3 have been learning about the Scripture passage Luke 5:5โ11 in Religion. Inspired by images of communities following Jesus Christ, students created their own artwork showing how we can build strong communities by bringing people closer to God. ๐ Their creative artworks beautifully reflected their understanding of faith, community, and working together. ๐
07 Mar 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to our students who have recently become Library Monitors! ๐ These students will help take care of our library by supporting younger students, keeping the space organised, and encouraging a love of reading across our school. We are so proud of them for stepping up as responsible leaders and role models. Well done, Library Monitors!