Shelley PS

This week, 7 of our Shelley Superstars competed in the heats of the NSW Boccia Competition. They were wonderful representatives of our school and their weekly training sessions paid off with a mix of wins and losses in some very close games.

Congratulations to our Shelley Super Stars on their performance in Mary Poppins tonight! They were fantastic! Special thanks to Ms Smith and Ms Storey, for all your hard work to provide this opportunity for Shelley students 💐- and also to the NSW DoE Arts Unit, and all the performers from other schools!

Today is National Sorry Day. This is an important day of remembrance across Australia, dedicated to acknowledging the Stolen Generations—Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children who were forcibly removed from their families, communities, and cultures by past government policies.
At Shelley, we are taking this time to reflect, learn, and honor the strength and resilience of Stolen Generations survivors. We believe that truth-telling and education are fundamental steps toward reconciliation and building a supportive, inclusive community.
Thank you for your continued support as we learn, heal, and grow together.

Our Shelley Super Stars are destined for amazing things! On Thursday Year 6 held a “When I grow up” m***i day for students. There were so many trades and professions represented with fun costumes K-6.

Today, two of our fabulous Yr 6 students participated in the Western Sydney University- Pathways to Dreaming Program. This was a wonderful opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to experience time on campus. Shelley joined another school to create an all girls team and won the STEM challenge! Other workshops included Nursing, Indigenous games and Weaving.

Thank you to our School leaders, and their parents, as well as staff who represented Shelley PS at the ANZAC Service in Seven Hills. Lest we forget. 🌺

On Thursday our Shelley community came together to acknowledge and commemorate ANZAC Day. We were honoured to have so many special guests, including a representative of the RSL, as well as serving members of the Australian Army, Airforce and Navy. We were also proud of our students K-6, who were incredibly respectful throughout the ANZAC service and our 3-6 Q&A with special guests following.