100th day of big school for OLA Kinders.
There were hundred of reasons for Kindergarten students at Our Lady of the Angels, Rouse Hill, to be happy last Friday.
They celebrated '100 days of school' by engaging in many different '100' based activities. Some of these were making necklaces from 100 Fruit-loops, painting 'what I will look like when I am 100', skipping, hopping and jumping to 100, making trains of 100 cubes and funky 100 glasses. The grand finale was lining up to make a 100 numeral on the playground.
"The students had lots of fun while learning about '100'. The other teachers and I would especially like to thank the parents who came in to help. It wouldn't have been possible without them," said Kindergarten teacher, Andrew Baker.
School Principal, Mrs La Rocca, added that OLA has professional and dedicated teachers and working in partnership with parents is a highly valued part of the learning culture at our school.
Celebrating 100 Days of school at OLA
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20 Oct 2025
From Facebook
To honour Our Lady during October, the month of the Rosary, our FIAT Team led each class in praying a decade of the Rosary last Friday. It was a peaceful and prayerful moment that brought our school community together in reflection and faith. Thank you to our FIAT Team for guiding us so reverently!![644505044136076_1421428503110389-1]()
19 Oct 2025
From Facebook
Socktober 2025- Silly Sock Mufti Day Fundraiser – Wednesday 22nd October! This year, Our Lady of the Angels is proud to participate in Socktober 2025, Catholic Mission’s annual flagship school engagement program. The goal is to bring communities together to make a real impact on global issues. This year, Catholic Mission is raising awareness and funds for the 'Caring Center in Mongolia', which provides essential care and support for homeless children. To show our support, students are invited to wear silly socks with their school uniform on Wednesday, 22nd October. Throughout the week, there will be fun sock games and activities to celebrate Socktober! We kindly ask families to contribute what they can to OLA’s Socktober collective fundraiser through the QkR! App. Donations will be gratefully accepted until 1st November. Thank you for your support in helping make a difference in the lives of those in need!
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20 Oct 2025
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To honour Our Lady during October, the month of the Rosary, our FIAT Team led each class in praying a decade of the Rosary last Friday. It was a peaceful and prayerful moment that brought our school community together in reflection and faith. Thank you to our FIAT Team for guiding us so reverently!
19 Oct 2025
From Facebook
Socktober 2025- Silly Sock Mufti Day Fundraiser – Wednesday 22nd October! This year, Our Lady of the Angels is proud to participate in Socktober 2025, Catholic Mission’s annual flagship school engagement program. The goal is to bring communities together to make a real impact on global issues. This year, Catholic Mission is raising awareness and funds for the 'Caring Center in Mongolia', which provides essential care and support for homeless children. To show our support, students are invited to wear silly socks with their school uniform on Wednesday, 22nd October. Throughout the week, there will be fun sock games and activities to celebrate Socktober! We kindly ask families to contribute what they can to OLA’s Socktober collective fundraiser through the QkR! App. Donations will be gratefully accepted until 1st November. Thank you for your support in helping make a difference in the lives of those in need!
18 Oct 2025
From Facebook
We are excited to have secured a special visit to OLA from one of the current contestants in 'The Voice'. Alyssa Depopolo, who is a local resident, and proud CSPD former student, will visit OLA to share her story and journey so far on 'The Voice'. Alyssa will talk to the children around key messages of 'Following your Dreams', 'Resilience', 'Believe in yourself', 'Coping with pressure', etc. Alyssa will also perform some of her songs for the students, and there will be an opportunity for some children to ask Alyssa questions. Parents are welcome to attend this special assembly. When: Friday 24th October Time: 2.10pm Where: OLA Undercover area
17 Oct 2025
From Facebook
A huge congratulations to Aiyonce in Year 5, whose cricket journey continues to soar! Last year, she proudly represented the MacKillop cricket team for CSPD- and this year, she’s been selected for the NSW Girls U13s team! During the holidays, Aiyonce received her first-ever NSW Blues cap from none other than Sarah Coyte, and she’ll be heading to Ballarat at the end of the month to compete in the interstate championships. She’s also the youngest member of the team- and was even featured in The Daily Telegraph this week! We’re so proud of you, Aiyonce- your dedication, talent, and team spirit are truly inspiring! Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
16 Oct 2025
From Facebook
What a brilliant way to kick off Term 4. Yesterday, our 9 teams of OLA students represented our school with pride at the Netball Gala Day in Penrith, showing outstanding sportsmanship, resilience, and true OLA team spirit, even while playing in the heat. A huge congratulations to all teams for their wonderful efforts throughout the day. A special mention goes to our U10 Girls and Junior Boys Teal teams, who went undefeated and were crowned Gala Day Winners! We sincerely thank our amazing parent helpers, as well as the Marian students and ex-OLA high school students, for giving up their time to assist, support, and umpire our teams. Your help made the day run so smoothly. Finally, a big thank you to our teachers Mes Batten, Miss Digwood, Mrs Hodgess and Miss Wahab for organising, assisting, and cheering on our students. What an incredible start to the term, we are so proud of you all!
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Wishing the OLA Class of 2019 all the very best as you begin your HSC journey tomorrow! Your hard work, dedication, and resilience have brought you to this moment. Remember to take it one step at a time, believe in yourselves, and know that your OLA community is cheering you on. We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see all that you achieve. Good luck, Class of 2019- you’ve got this!
10 Oct 2025
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We hope everyone has had a wonderful holiday break! Just a reminder that school will resume on Wednesday, the 15th October. Monday and Tuesday are Staff Development Days, so there will be no classes on those days. We are looking forward to seeing everyone back and ready for the final term of faith, fun, and learning for 2025!
28 Sep 2025
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As communicated in our school newsletter, SchoolTV is a wellbeing resource implemented at our school to support you in addressing the challenges of modern-day parenting related to youth mental health and wellbeing. Here is the link to the Week 10 Cybersafety edition of SchoolTV: https://olarousehill.catholic.schooltv.me/newsletter/cybersafety-au
28 Sep 2025
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Roy from Year 5, represented Mackillop this week as he played in the NSWPSSA Golf Tournament at Baroonga. This is an outstanding achievement. Roy won the Ambrose (best ball) Boys Nett Champions title, and the MacKillop team came second in the Stoke total and first in the Nett total. Well done, Roy!
28 Sep 2025
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We’re incredibly proud of all of our OLA students who showcased their athletic talent at the MacKillop Athletics Championships on Wednesday. A huge congratulations to the following champions who have earned their place at the NSWPSSA Athletics Championships next term, proudly wearing the MacKillop colours on 22nd and 23rd October: - Liam: 1st in High Jump - Brae: 1st in Long Jump - Samuel: 3rd in 1500m & 3rd in 800m These students will represent our region and compete against the best of the best from across NSW primary schools. We wish them all the very best- OLA is cheering you on every step of the way!
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Year 6 turned into maths detectives this week during their Maths Mystery Challenge! Armed with problem-solving skills and sharp thinking, they tackled a series of maths puzzles to uncover clues and identify the crime suspects.