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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06 Nov 2026
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π Year 2 Mathematicians in Action! Year 2 students have been busy posing questions and collecting data from their friends! Through surveys and discussions, they practised gathering information and discovering what their classmates have in common. We've learnt two things about Year 2β¦ we LOVE our sport! β½π And we definitely have a sweet tooth! ππ«05 Nov 2026
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π± Schools Sustainability Expo 2026! π Our Year 5 and Year 6 students had an exciting day at the Schools Sustainability Expo 2026, held at Central Gardens! Throughout the day, students participated in a range of hands-on and engaging workshops, exploring ways we can care for our environment, protect wildlife and create a more sustainable future. Students had the opportunity to: π¨ Discover Australia's unique wildlife and the importance of biodiversity and conservation. β»οΈ Learn about waste management, recycling and reducing our environmental footprint through Cleanaway's kNOw Waste program. π€πβ€οΈ Explore Aboriginal history and culture, learning from a local Elder about our connection to Country and the environment. πΏ Enjoy the King and Queen of Green performance, discovering ways to reduce pollution and landfill. A big thank you to the organisers, presenters and everyone involved in making this fantastic day possible!
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06 Nov 2026
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π Year 2 Mathematicians in Action! Year 2 students have been busy posing questions and collecting data from their friends! Through surveys and discussions, they practised gathering information and discovering what their classmates have in common. We've learnt two things about Year 2β¦ we LOVE our sport! β½π And we definitely have a sweet tooth! ππ«
05 Nov 2026
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π± Schools Sustainability Expo 2026! π Our Year 5 and Year 6 students had an exciting day at the Schools Sustainability Expo 2026, held at Central Gardens! Throughout the day, students participated in a range of hands-on and engaging workshops, exploring ways we can care for our environment, protect wildlife and create a more sustainable future. Students had the opportunity to: π¨ Discover Australia's unique wildlife and the importance of biodiversity and conservation. β»οΈ Learn about waste management, recycling and reducing our environmental footprint through Cleanaway's kNOw Waste program. π€πβ€οΈ Explore Aboriginal history and culture, learning from a local Elder about our connection to Country and the environment. πΏ Enjoy the King and Queen of Green performance, discovering ways to reduce pollution and landfill. A big thank you to the organisers, presenters and everyone involved in making this fantastic day possible!
04 Nov 2026
From Facebook
π―οΈ All Soulsβ Day β Remembering Those We Love β€οΈ Our school community came together to celebrate All Soulsβ Day, taking time to remember and honour those who have passed away but will always hold a special place in our hearts. Students brought in photographs of loved ones, sharing memories and reflecting on the special impact these people had on their lives. Today, we remember, we give thanks and we keep them close in our hearts. ποΈ
03 Nov 2026
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π How quickly is Christmas coming around?! Year 1 have been learning the months of the year and practising putting them in the correct order. As we worked our way through the calendar, we realised something very excitingβ¦ Christmas is just around the corner! π πΌπ
30 Oct 2026
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Once again, we're inviting you to design our next Catholic Outlook Magazine front cover! Last year's competition was won by Samantha, with her beautiful entry "The birth of our Saviour", with several others who were highly commended. All ages are welcome. Let your artwork reflect the true meaning of Christmas during this Special Year of Saint Francis. Submit your entry by Friday 6 November 2026 via parracatholic.org/artcomp Let's make this Advent and Christmas season a canvas of faith and joy together!
27 Oct 2026
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Today, we share mixed emotions as we congratulate our wonderful Principal, Shauna, on her appointment as the new Principal of St Andrews College, Marayong, commencing at the beginning of 2027. β€οΈ While we are saddened by the thought of her departure, we are incredibly excited for her as she embarks on this new chapter in her leadership journey. Shauna, thank you for your dedication, guidance, compassion and the lasting impact you have made on our school community. Your leadership and commitment to our students, staff and families have been truly valued, and you will be greatly missed. Congratulations, Shauna! St Andrews College is incredibly fortunate to have you, and we look forward to seeing all that you will achieve. πβ¨
20 Oct 2026
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πΆβ¨ ONLY 3 DAYS TO GO! β¨πΆ The countdown is ON! ππΊ Our Holy Trinity Concert is THIS FRIDAY! π Weβre so excited to share the studentsβ wonderful performances with our school community. Get ready for a fantastic celebration filled with music, dancing and lots of fun! π΅ π THIS FRIDAY β 23 OCTOBER We canβt wait to see you there! ππ
12 Oct 2026
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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.
28 Sep 2026
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In Year 5, we have been learning about the story The Thing About Christmas written by Jo Dabrowski, We created our own dioramas based on the story. We chose an important scene and used our creativity to bring it to life. We used lots of different materials, including cardboard, paper, craft materials and other textures to create our settings and characters. We had to carefully plan where everything would go and think about how we could make our dioramas look interesting and connect to the story. It was really fun seeing everyoneβs different ideas and how we each represented the story in our own way! We hope you enjoy looking at our Christmas dioramas!
25 Sep 2026
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ππΊ ππΌππ πππ πΏπΌππ! πΊπ Weβre excited to announce Dancing with Holy Trinity! πΆβ¨ π Friday 23 October π 5:00β7:30pm π The Granville Centre, 1 Memorial Drive, Granville π’ More information and RSVP details will be sent home in Week 1 of Term 4.
24 Sep 2026
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πππ π€π₯π π£πͺ ππ ππ€π'π₯ ππππππ. ππ¦π€π₯ π₯ππ π¨ππͺ π¨π π€πππ£π ππ₯. π πΌπ£ πͺπ₯πππ©π ππ§π€π’ πΎπππΏ. Our social media is one small window into some of the wonderful things that happen across our schools every day. Youβve probably noticed that weβre changing some of the ways we share these stories as we put recent recommendations from the eSafety Commissioner into practice. You will start to see fewer identifiable student images, and more of what happens around them - the work, the creativity, the achievement, the teamwork and the people who make it all happen. Itβs a different way of telling the story. But there are still plenty of stories to tell! The safety and wellbeing of our students are always our highest priorities. This approach allows us to continue celebrating the learning, achievements and everyday moments that make our school communities so special, while being thoughtful about how student images are shared online. Our social media may look a little different, but that doesnβt mean you wonβt still see some faces from time to time as we work with schools and families to share identifiable images when they help to tell an important part of the story and where permissions have been provided. Our purpose remains the same: sharing the inspiring stories of our 80 school communities across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains.