Who does St Joseph’s Primary School, Schofields sing for?
They “sing for the Wanderers’’ and this week the Western Sydney Wanderers Football Club paid them a special visit to thank them for their support and also announced them as the ‘Wanderers School of the Year’.
Former Year 6 students Tyronne Brown, Aidan Gosling and Brayden Cauchi entered the Western Sydney Wanderers School of the Year competition last year in a bid to demonstrate they are the Wanderers’ biggest fans.
“We are so happy and excited the school has won Wanderers School of the Year,’’ Aiden said.
As a result of winning the competition, the school was rewarded with a Western Sydney Wanderers Expo, which included a range of activities including a coaching clinic hosted by players, jumping castle, face-painting, poster-signing and photo opportunities.
The visit also featured two members from its powerchair team. Andy Waite and Ben Keyte come out especially to meet Kindergarten student Cruz Leite, who is a huge fan.
St Joseph’s Principal Lesley Studans said the event was really wonderful for the school.
“It has done wonders for our school spirit and highlights to the students that when you try your best you can get rewarded,’’ Mrs Studans said.
“It also reinforces our school values of ‘Together We Can’, which is all about our sense of community and working together as a team to achieve a goal.’’
View more photos from the day by clicking here.
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03 Dec 2025
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Making memories that make a splash! 🌊 Today was one for the books! Our Year 6 cohort took part in the legendary Motiv8 Day, and the energy was electric. ⚡️ It’s days like these—filled with sunshine, water, and genuine joy—that our students will remember long after they graduate. It was wonderful to see everyone letting loose, encouraging each other, and just being kids. Thank you to the Motiv8sports Blacktown team for an incredible afternoon of water fun! #ClassOf2025 #Year6Leavers #Motiv8Day #SchoolSpirit #FunInTheSun
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Strong communities like St Joseph's are built on strong character. When we intentionally cultivate character strengths like kindness, courage, integrity, and resilience in ourselves and others, we create a culture where everyone can thrive. Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
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Making memories that make a splash! 🌊 Today was one for the books! Our Year 6 cohort took part in the legendary Motiv8 Day, and the energy was electric. ⚡️ It’s days like these—filled with sunshine, water, and genuine joy—that our students will remember long after they graduate. It was wonderful to see everyone letting loose, encouraging each other, and just being kids. Thank you to the Motiv8sports Blacktown team for an incredible afternoon of water fun! #ClassOf2025 #Year6Leavers #Motiv8Day #SchoolSpirit #FunInTheSun
02 Dec 2025
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Strong communities like St Joseph's are built on strong character. When we intentionally cultivate character strengths like kindness, courage, integrity, and resilience in ourselves and others, we create a culture where everyone can thrive. Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
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Happy Character Strength Day! Today's a great day to notice and celebrate the unique strengths in each member of our community. Will it be kindness that shines through? Curiosity? Humour? Bravery? Maybe perseverance or gratitude? I'm curious—which character strengths do you think will show up strongest at St Joseph's today?
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CHARACTER STRENGTHS We need to understand the importance of character strengths because these foundational qualities shape our children's development far beyond academic achievements. During these formative years, children are building the core traits that will influence their relationships, decision-making, and resilience throughout their lives. Understanding character strengths helps parents recognise and nurture their children's natural abilities while supporting growth in areas that might need development. For instance, when parents understand how kindness or perseverance contributes to their child's wellbeing, they can create opportunities to practice these strengths through daily activities and conversations. These character strengths serve as protective factors against challenges children may face. A child who has developed gratitude might cope better with disappointment, while one who has cultivated bravery might handle peer pressure more effectively. Parents who understand this can actively support their children through difficulties by helping them draw upon their character strengths. We are looking forward to seeing all the different character strengths we are growing at St Joseph's tomorrow.
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UPDATE What a weekend! Huge congratulations to Josh who competed at the 2025 School Sports Australia Track and Field Championships at the AIS in Canberra, winning BOTH the 100m and 200m events - making him officially the fastest under 10 in Australia! What an incredible achievement! The whole school community is so proud of you, Josh! Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
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LET'S GO JOSH! Our boy Joshua is competing in the 200m FINALS today at the 2025 School Sports Australia Track and Field Championship at AIS Canberra - and he qualified FASTEST! Time to bring it home, Josh! We're all behind you! #SchoolSportAustralia #Track200m #GoJosh Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
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Thank you so much for your incredibly kind donations towards our St Vincent de Paul Christmas Hampers so far! Your generosity is already making a huge difference. 🎁 We would love to help make someone else's Christmas all the more joyful! We are still gratefully accepting non-perishable food donations until the end of Week 9. Every item helps! Thank you with gratitude!
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'Tis the Season to spread Christmas Cheer! Mrs Crane & The Faith in Action Team have been busy making beautiful hand made Christmas Cards. There is nothing more special than sending your loved ones a card made with love this Christmas! Come to the Parent Pick-up Gate next week to purchase some. Please note these can be purchased with EFTPOS only. All proceeds will be donated to Fr Chris Riley Youth off the Streets.
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During Term 4 we have been focusing on the Catholic Social Teaching of ‘Preferential Option for the Poor’. As part of living out this Teaching we are supporting our Local Parish Mary Immaculate and the Stanhope Gardens/Quakers Hill St Vincent De Paul Conference with creating Christmas Food Hampers. These Christmas Food Hampers will be distributed to families in need in our local community this Christmas Time. We will be collecting different items over the next three weeks. Your donations will be greatly appreciated by families in need in our community. Together we can help others!
25 Nov 2025
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Year 1 African Drumming Incursion! What an incredible day our Year 1 students had exploring the vibrant world of African drumming! The children had so much fun learning rhythms, playing together, and experiencing the joy of making music as a group. Drumming is a wonderful way for young learners to develop coordination, listening skills, and teamwork while expressing themselves creatively. The smiles and laughter said it all – our students absolutely loved it! A huge thank you to our visiting drummer Lucky for bringing such energy and enthusiasm to our school!
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Today, our Year 5 students took part in their Leadership Day as part of their preparation for Year 6. We prayed together, listened to inspiring speakers from JPII about what makes a good leader and participated in a variety of workshops to develop leadership skills. A wonderful day to launch our leadership journey!
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