During Term 2 the children have been participating in Dance Fever classes. Dance Fever is part of the curriculum for this Term. Students learn routines, creative composition and social skills development.
The students have been taught by the wonderful tutors Rachel & Albert, who have made these lessons fun and interesting.
We hope the Parents who came along this morning to watch the presentation really enjoyed themselves as much as the children did, as evident in the photos.
St Joseph's Primary School Schofields
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16 Sep 2026
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Importance of Connection Connection is vital to the wellbeing and development of children and young people. Strong relationships with family, friends, school and the wider community help build belonging, self-esteem and resilience. As young people grow more independent, these connections can change, with online relationships also playing an increasing role. By creating opportunities for meaningful connection, modelling healthy relationships and ensuring young people have trusted adults in their lives, parents and caregivers can help them feel valued, supported. Check out St Joseph's School TV for more information about the importance of connection https://stjosephsschofields.catholic.schooltv.me/16 Sep 2026
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ππββοΈ COLOUR RUN 2026 UPDATE! πββοΈπ A huge THANK YOU to everyone for getting behind our Colour Run! ππ¨ Your fundraising efforts have been amazing so far, and weβre excited to announce that our first class incentive prize is happening next week! π¦π π ICEBLOCK INCENTIVE! π¦ The class that has raised the most money by Monday morning will enjoy an iceblock treat next week! π Itβs VERY close, with KG, KW, KB, 1B, 2G and 5W all in the running! ππ₯ Who will take out the first class incentive? ππ Keep those donations coming and letβs see which class races to the top! πͺπ° π Every donation brings us one step closer to our $20,000 goal! π
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16 Sep 2026
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Importance of Connection Connection is vital to the wellbeing and development of children and young people. Strong relationships with family, friends, school and the wider community help build belonging, self-esteem and resilience. As young people grow more independent, these connections can change, with online relationships also playing an increasing role. By creating opportunities for meaningful connection, modelling healthy relationships and ensuring young people have trusted adults in their lives, parents and caregivers can help them feel valued, supported. Check out St Joseph's School TV for more information about the importance of connection https://stjosephsschofields.catholic.schooltv.me/
16 Sep 2026
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ππββοΈ COLOUR RUN 2026 UPDATE! πββοΈπ A huge THANK YOU to everyone for getting behind our Colour Run! ππ¨ Your fundraising efforts have been amazing so far, and weβre excited to announce that our first class incentive prize is happening next week! π¦π π ICEBLOCK INCENTIVE! π¦ The class that has raised the most money by Monday morning will enjoy an iceblock treat next week! π Itβs VERY close, with KG, KW, KB, 1B, 2G and 5W all in the running! ππ₯ Who will take out the first class incentive? ππ Keep those donations coming and letβs see which class races to the top! πͺπ° π Every donation brings us one step closer to our $20,000 goal! π
11 Sep 2026
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ππββοΈπββοΈ COLOUR RUN 2026! πββοΈπββοΈπ π Friday 23rd October 2026 π LETβS GET EXCITED, ST JOSEPHβS! π We are so excited to announce that St Josephβs is holding our FIRST EVER COLOUR RUN! ππ¨πββοΈπββοΈ This is a wonderful opportunity for our students, families and wider community to come together, have some fun and get covered in COLOUR! ππππ𧑠π° OUR FUNDRAISING TARGET IS $20,000! π° And we need your help to make it happen! π πββοΈ SPONSORS WANTED! πββοΈ We would love to hear from local businesses who may be interested in supporting our Colour Run. ππ€ Your sponsorship will help make this exciting event a huge success for our school community! π PRIZES TO BE WON! π There are some fantastic prizes up for grabs for our TOP FUNDRAISERS, so every donation counts! π°π π£ Sponsorship cards went home this week β so itβs time to get fundraising! π£ Get your family, friends and neighbours involved and start spreading the word! πππππ Lace up your runners π, grab your sponsorship card π and get ready to RUN, SPLASH & HAVE FUN! πββοΈππ¨ ππππ𧑠Together We Can Make a Difference! π§‘ππππ
07 Sep 2026
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π₯ NUMBER 1 IN AUSTRALIA! π₯ The final national results for the Oz-Rocks Competition (Sept 1β3) have officially been released, and our school community has achieved something truly extraordinary! Out of 888 schools competing across the entire nation, St Joseph's Primary School, Schofields has taken 1ST PLACE AS THE HIGHEST SCORING SCHOOL IN AUSTRALIA! On top of our school-wide championship, we are thrilled to announce an incredible individual milestone: π₯ Alex in Year 5 finished ranked #1 OUT OF MORE THAN 60,000 STUDENTS nationwide! To become the top-ranked student in the entire country is a phenomenal achievement. Beyond Alex's historic win, there were outstanding individual performances and record-breaking efforts right across the school. Every single recall, speed trial, and session played a direct part in putting St Joseph's on top of Australia. We could not be prouder of every single student who put in the effort, time, and speed over the last three days. Absolutely outstanding! β‘πΈ Thank you to our incredible teachers for leading the charge, and to our parents for supporting the home practice sessions. St Joseph's Rocks! WE ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! ROCK ON! πΈπ Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese Times Tables Rock Stars @followers
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31 Aug 2026
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Celebrating Fathers Day For many years now, the role of fathers has changed and evolved. During the industrial revolution, fathers were often considered detached and distant due to working long hours in factories. However, today things have changed dramatically with many dads being celebrated for being sensitive, caring and more hands-on. Recent studies have shown that children benefit greatly from having fathers who are present and interacting in everyday activities. This has transformed the understanding of how fathers shape childrenβs lives from the start, challenging conventional ideas of parenthood and gender. Research also suggests that fathers influence their sons and daughters in different ways, which is especially true during their transition to adolescence. Engaging in regular physical activities can play a key role in influencing children to learn self-control, face challenges, regulate emotions and take manageable risks. In this Special Report, fathers will learn about the positive impact they can have on their childβs mental health and wellbeing, whilst also ensuring they indulge in a little self-care. Click on St Joseph's School TV to find out more on celebrating Fathers Day.
28 Aug 2026
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Our St Josephβs community holds the people of Nepal in our thoughts and prayers following the devastating flash floods and landslides that have struck the NepalβTibet border region this week, claiming hundreds of lives with many more still missing. We pray for those who have lost loved ones, for the families still searching for the missing, and for the rescue workers and communities responding with such courage. βBe still, and know that I am God.β (Psalm 46:10) ποΈ Let us keep Nepal in our hearts this week.
28 Aug 2026
Our schools are cracking the reading code
Do you remember how you learned to read? For a vital skill that is linked to all other learning, itβs surprisingly difficult to explain how to go about learning it.
27 Aug 2026
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We were honoured to welcome Uncle Ted back this term, he shared powerful stories about identity and connection to our mob. His yarns gave our students so much to reflect on and be proud of. Inspired by Uncle Ted's visit and our community, our students have started planning an exciting new mural for our school, a project that will celebrate our culture and stories for everyone to see. Watch this space, as painting will begin next term! Huge thanks to Uncle Ted for taking the time to visit and share his knowledge with us.
21 Aug 2026