Sacred Heart Parish School

Today our Kindergarten students hosted Mass for the very first time, with support and guidance from their wonderful Year 6 buddies! Congratulations Kindergarten, we all admire your courage, reverence and enthusiasm! 🙏🩵💙

Yesterday, Stage 2 were very lucky to have some special visitors from The State Library of NSW.
As a part of the ‘Far Out: Treasures to the Bush’ program, students were able to encounter real artefacts from Australia's diverse history as well as dress up as explorers and go on an imaginary voyage! It was an immersive hands-on learning experience for our students. 🚢🧭🗺️💙🩵

We are so grateful to Agfair for the learning opportunities they provided our students and evermore grateful for their generosity and support of our P&F! 🩵💙

Agfair Broken Hill is proud to share that 6,791 people came through the gates in 2026, with 200+ exhibitors making it a standout year.

To give back, Agfair will be donating $1,000 to every preschool and school in Broken Hill, recognising the incredible volunteer‑run P&F and P&C Committees that support our kids.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in May, Agfair continues to thrive because of our community.

*Pictured: Trevor Rynne, Principal of Sacred Heart Parish School, Agfair Chairman John Allison and School Captains Emmett & Audrey.

Congratulations to our Week 8 award recipients! ⭐️

We have had the most beautiful day celebrating the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus today! The sun was shining for our very special family picnic 🧺☀️ Stay tuned for more footage of our Feast Day celebrations! 🩵💙

🎉 EXCITING NEWS! 🎉
Save the date for our P&F Fete! 🌟
More details coming soon—we can't wait to celebrate with you all! 🩵💙

🩵💙We are so excited for our Feast Day tomorrow! 🩵💙

In preparation for this special celebration, students across the school have been reflecting on the Sacred Heart of Jesus and what it means to live our values of Faith, Truth and Love.

📚 Year 6 created and shared picture books with younger classes, exploring how the Sacred Heart is present in our learning, friendships, prayer and acts of kindness. This thoughtful project encouraged our Year 6 students to reflect on what it means to live the values of the Sacred Heart while creating a lasting gift for their younger peers.

🎨 Year 4 designed symbols representing our school values, with thoughtful explanations about faith, truth and love. Some beautiful examples were, “The Bible represents faith in God's words as it brings us hope"
"The sun represents our truth because even though sometimes we can't see it, it still shines upon us"
"The heart represents the love that Jesus gave us when he died on the cross"

✍️ Year 5 combined poetry and faith by creating shape poems about what the Sacred Heart means to them personally.

❤️ Our Infants students reflected on our school values through a hands-on craft activity.

We look forward to celebrating together tomorrow as a school community! 🙏❤️