On Monday 19th June Year 1 went on an excursion to Rouse Hill House and Farm. The children went back in time and experienced what life was like for a child in 1889.
They dressed up in their clothing, experienced what school was like in those times and the kinds of things they learnt. The children tried writing on slate boards and participated in a sewing class and a marching lesson. The children learnt the ways boys and girls greet each other and how ladies always go before gentlemen! After lunch the children had an opportunity to have a guided tour of the farm grounds. We explored Mr Rouse’s stables, potting shed, carts, greenhouse. The children also pumped water from the well, walked buckets of milk from the cow shed and fed the chickens common chores children in 1889 had to do daily.
We all had a great day and would like to thank the parents and teachers that joined us.
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02 Apr 2026
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🚨 Practice Evacuation Drill Completed Successfully - Thursday 2nd April 2026 🚨 Dear Parents and Carers, We would like to inform you that we have successfully completed our practice evacuation drill! All students have now safely returned to their normal classes. If you are planning to collect your child early today, please ensure you send an email to stjosephsschofields@parra.catholic.edu.au prior to arrival. Thank you for your understanding and patience during today’s exercise! Kind regards, St Joseph’s Primary School, Schofields01 Apr 2026
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🏏🌟 Mark Taylor Shield Cricket – Round 1 Victory! 🌟🏏 Congratulations to our St Joseph’s Mark Taylor Shield Team on a fantastic win on Wednesday 1st April against St John XXIII Catholic College 👏 After losing the toss, our team took to the field first and delivered an outstanding bowling performance. A special mention to Rana who took an incredible 4 wickets for 16 runs, with all dismissals clean bowled! Arham added 2 wickets, with Shivam also contributing with a wicket. It was a true team effort in the field with great run outs, catches and disciplined bowling, restricting St John XXIII to 88 runs for 9 wickets. Chasing the total, St Joseph’s started strong, reaching 0-33 in the 8th over. Jiaan contributed 7 runs, followed by Arin with a solid 20. Heading into drinks at 3-50, the team showed great composure. Sebastian (12 runs) and Arham (15* not out) built a strong partnership, with Harman (7* not out) supporting at the crease as the team secured the winning runs 🎉 A fantastic team effort showcasing skill, determination and teamwork – we are so proud of you all! We look forward to Round 2 – date to be confirmed 🏏 #StJosephsPrimary #MarkTaylorShield #Teamwork #ProudMoment
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