Sacrament of First Eucharist

Congratulations to the following students who received the Eucharist for the first time last weekend at Mary Immaculate Parish Quakers Hill. Kayla Apap, Cameron Attard, Michael Butjerevic, Rubie Constable, Isabella DeJesus, Aiko Granada, Brianna Grima, Zach Hoarau, Hayley Hogbin, Luke Martelli, Jonah Mondragon, Dylan Oviedo, Jeizek Reyes, Elijah Rillera, Maddison Saulle, Brayden Tavoletti, Imogen Tollis, Andrew Vella.
God Bless these students as they continue along their Faith journey. If your child is preparing for a Sacrament at your Parish Church (that is not Mary Immaculate Quakers Hill) please let Mrs Watson know via the school email address. stjosephsschofields@parra.catholic.edu.au Friday 23rd June St Vinnies’ Winter Appeal. How big is your heart to reach out to those in need?
To help those in need, we are asking all students to donate a gold coin to raise money for the St Vinnies’ Winter Appeal. During our End of Term Thanksgiving Mass (Friday 23rd June @ 12noon), we will be bringing forward the offerings of the Gold Coin Donations for the St Vinnies’ Winter Appeal.

 

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

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  • 14 May 2026

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    Congratulations to our students who represented our school yesterday at the CSPD Cross Country! Thank you for your incredible effort, sportsmanship, and for running your absolute hearts out! You made our school community incredibly proud!

    13 May 2026

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    Uncle Ted from Jarara came out to visit today, we sat together and talked about their culture. The stories that shaped their people, the land that holds their history, and the totems that carry meaning through generations. Uncle Ted shared what he knew, and the students asked lots of questions, and found new ideas connecting their identity. From those conversations, a creative spark took hold. Together they explored ways to bring those ideas to life through art sketching and painting. It became a meaningful exchange: culture passed on not just through talking, but through making.

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