Students in Years 4-6 listening to our local police liaison officer talk about Cyber Safety.
Recently, students in Year 4 and 5 started their journey of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) allowing them to bring a digital device to school to help enhance their learning.
As part of our practice in educating the students about how to use these devices, Senior Constable Rob Paterson from Castle Hill Police Station was invited to talk to our Years 4-6 students about Cyber Safety and Cyber Bullying.
Here are some of the things we learnt:
We all learnt something new about how to keep safe online. We watched a few clips on bullying and how to stop it from happening. Const. Rob also briefed us on the equipment he used and what they were.
By Giaan L.
Constable Rob spoke to us about Cyber bullying. I learnt that some forms of social media such as Facebook and Twitter can lead people to send things to someone that are mean and ongoing is a form of cyber bullying. If the police find out you can get into trouble.
By Charlotte Z
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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 area17 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