Studenst enjoying the games and activities organised by our SRC students.
Students at OLA celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. The day started with a liturgy, led by Year 1, to celebrate St Patrick and remember all the work that he did leading to the development of Catholic Schools.
At lunchtime, the SRC and Captains put on lots of fun and games for the whole school to enjoy. They did a great job with everyone having a fantastic time. Children competed against each other in running races, 3-legged races and dance competitions. We had some up-coming models participate in the green-themed fashion parade, as well as many great artists compete in the drawing competition. It was a great afternoon with music and prizes.
Happy St Patrick's Day everyone.
A special mention goes to Jada Scoulou in Year 3 who had the closest guess in the lolly guessing competition, with a guess of 131 and there were 133 lollies in the jar. The children showed great sportsmanship, cheering each other on in all activities, which was great to see. It was wonderful to see all the children wearing green to celebrate - thank you parents. All proceeds of the day went to Project Compassion.
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22 Mar 2026
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Last week, our OLA community honoured St Joseph’s Feast Day with beautiful liturgies held in each classroom. Our students reflected on St Joseph’s quiet strength, his faithfulness, and his example of humility and service. It was a special opportunity for them to pause, pray, and learn more about the man who cared for Jesus with such love and devotion. Thank you to our teachers for preparing these meaningful liturgies, and to our students for participating so reverently. St Joseph continues to inspire us to listen, trust, and follow God with open hearts.
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Last week, our Kindergarten students became little scientists as they explored what different temperatures can feel like. Through hands‑on investigation, they touched, compared and described warm, cool, and cold objects- building their vocabulary, curiosity, and confidence as young learners. It was wonderful to see their faces light up as they made discoveries and shared their ideas with one another. We love watching our youngest students learn through play, exploration, and wonder.
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22 Mar 2026
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Last week, our OLA community honoured St Joseph’s Feast Day with beautiful liturgies held in each classroom. Our students reflected on St Joseph’s quiet strength, his faithfulness, and his example of humility and service. It was a special opportunity for them to pause, pray, and learn more about the man who cared for Jesus with such love and devotion. Thank you to our teachers for preparing these meaningful liturgies, and to our students for participating so reverently. St Joseph continues to inspire us to listen, trust, and follow God with open hearts.
22 Mar 2026
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Last week, our Kindergarten students became little scientists as they explored what different temperatures can feel like. Through hands‑on investigation, they touched, compared and described warm, cool, and cold objects- building their vocabulary, curiosity, and confidence as young learners. It was wonderful to see their faces light up as they made discoveries and shared their ideas with one another. We love watching our youngest students learn through play, exploration, and wonder.
22 Mar 2026
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On Friday, our wonderful Year 1 students proudly presented their Term 1 learning at our first whole school assembly for 2026- and what a joy it was. We loved hearing them share their Religion learning about Jesus as their friend, their Science investigations into living and non‑living things, and their impressive Creative Arts work. Their reading, speaking, and presenting were absolutely outstanding, and we are so proud of the confidence they showed. A huge thank you to our dedicated Year 1 teachers for preparing the students so beautifully, and to the families who joined us to celebrate their learning. What a fantastic start to the year for our young, little presenters.
21 Mar 2026
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Yesterday, our school community came together to celebrate Harmony Day at Our Lady of the Angels. It was a beautiful reminder that everyone belongs, and that our differences make us stronger. Through our Gospel values, we teach our students the importance of inclusiveness, respect, and welcoming others with open hearts. Jesus showed love and acceptance to every person He encountered, and we continue to follow His example in the way we learn, play, and care for one another. What a wonderful day to celebrate the rich diversity within our OLA family.
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Congratulations to our Year 3 students who will celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation this weekend. We ask for Christ’s blessings upon them as they receive this life-giving sacrament. May they truly feel the warmth of God's unconditional love and know that He will always forgive them!
21 Mar 2026
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Congratulations to our Outstanding Achievement and St Francis award recipients for Week 8!
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Well done to our amazing Year 3 and Year 5 students who completed NAPLAN this week!!! Thank you to our wonderful teachers who prepared the students for these tests. We are so proud of you all for doing your best!
19 Mar 2026
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Join us for our first Whole School Assembly for the year, presented by Year 1!
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Congratulations to Freya, Samuel, and Owen on their selection into the Parramatta Softball team. We wish them the best of luck when they compete next term at NSWCPS at Blacktown!!
