This term, Year 2 have been investigating push and pull and how an object moves or changes shapes in our science unit “Push and Pull”.

On Friday 9th June the students attended an incursion by Fizzics Education that gave the students an additional understanding of how we use force to move things. 

Year2 learnt about pushing and pulling objects, friction, gravity and inertia. They enjoyed discovering these scientific concepts using magnets, spinning wheels, pushing a rocket using the force of air and pulling a cloth from under a glass bottle.

More photos of this incursion are available in the Media Gallery.

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St Joseph's Primary School Schofields

St Joseph's Primary School Schofields
www.stjosephsschofields.catholic.edu.au

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  • 10 Mar 2026

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    Last Friday was our Big Water Walk. Seeing our community come together, buckets in hand and spirits high was truly inspiring! Together we didn't just walk, we stood in solidarity with those who travel miles every single day just to access clean water. This event was more than just a physical challenge, it was a powerful lesson in understanding the Catholic Social Teaching of Human Dignity. We learned that every person is created in the image of God and deserves the basic necessities of life. Access to clean water is a fundamental human right. When we protect this right, we honour the inherent dignity of our global neighbours. Thank you for your support with this Faith In Action Initiative and your generous donations to Caritas Australia Project Compassion. #faithinactioncspd

    06 Mar 2026

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    Huge congratulations to this week’s Assembly Award Winners! It was wonderful to see so many proud faces in the hall today. These students have gone above and beyond, demonstrating our school values through their hard work, kindness, and dedication to learning. Whether it was mastering a tricky mathematics problem, being a supportive friend on the playground, or showing great resilience in the classroom—we are so proud of you all!

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