24/08/2026
Congratulations to our three talented students who represented HopePoint at the CSSA Primary State Athletics Carnival! ππ½
All three performed exceptionally well in their respective events, with each achieving a personal best! π
π₯ Boaz β 1st in High Jump (1.43m)
π₯π₯ Mia I β 1st in Shot Put (8.85m) and 2nd in Discus (22.40m)
π Willow β 8th in the 200m
And a big congratulations to Boaz and Mia I, who have qualified for the NSWCIS Primary Athletics Championships! π
An outstanding achievement by all three students. Please join us in congratulating them! ππ½
We are so, so proud! π€π
21/08/2026
The countdown to Book Week is on! β°
At Chapel today, 1 Green highlighted many of the books they have studied so far this year. From The Gruffalo to Iβm Australian Too, students presented a wonderful range of stories and shared why books can capture the imagination of even the pickiest reader. π
They concluded their presentation with the song Why Wonβt You Open a Book?, challenging everyone to stop scrolling, start turning pages and discover where a good book can take you! π
The lyrics of 1 Greenβs βWhy Wonβt you open a Book?β song and information about Book Week will be in todayβs Newsletter, so check your emails! π©
17/08/2026
Last week we had 24 of our students proudly represent HopePoint at the OzTag Gala Day, with both a Junior and Senior team taking to the field for a fantastic day of competition. π
Despite the persistent rain, our students demonstrated outstanding resilience, determination and sportsmanship from the first game to the last. Their teamwork, encouragement and positive attitude were evident throughout the day, whether making a great play on the field or cheering on their teammates from the sidelines. πͺπ½ π₯³
We are incredibly proud of the way our students represented HopePoint, displaying perseverance and integrity in challenging weather conditions while giving their very best in every match. ππ½
Congratulations to all of our OzTag players on a wonderful day of competition. ππ½ ππ€
12/08/2026
It was fantastic to welcome Macarthur Bulls FC to HopePoint for a fun-filled soccer workshop. Our students had a wonderful time learning from experienced coaches, developing their soccer skills, and participating in a range of engaging drills. β½οΈ π₯
Throughout the session, students worked on passing, dribbling, ball control and teamwork, while also building confidence. π€
A big thank you to the team at Macarthur Bulls FC for sharing your expertise and inspiring our students. ππ½
03/08/2026
A huge congratulations to all of our students who represented HopePoint Christian School at the Zone Athletics Carnival yesterday. ππ½
We are incredibly proud of the determination, resilience and outstanding sportsmanship you displayed throughout the day. ππ½
A special mention goes to the following students for their outstanding results. We are so proud of your hard work, dedication and commitment! π
Mia β 1st place Shot Put and Discus.
Willow β 3rd place in 200m.
Joshua β 3rd place in Shot Put.
Boaz β 1st place in High Jump, setting a new Zone record with an incredible jump of 1.38 metres!
Go HopePoint!! π
28/07/2026
HopePoint winter markets are back with some popular vendors returning & some new exciting ones we canβt wait to welcome. π€©
Come and enjoy some incredible food, live music and great shopping this Saturday 1 August. π₯πΆ ποΈ
See you there! π
24/07/2026
A friendly reminder that School returns next Monday, 27 July! ππ
We canβt wait to welcome all of our students back for another exciting term filled with learning, growth and lots of fun! π€ππ€
π§ Parents, please check your inbox for an email that was sent with important information about the start of Term 3. Donβt forget to check your junk or spam folder, just in case!
Enjoy the rest of your holidays, and weβll see everyone bright and early on Monday! π π
02/07/2026
Today our Year 1 students enjoyed an exciting day of discovery at the Australian Museum, where learning came to life through hands-on experiences and fascinating exhibits. ποΈ
Students explored incredible dinosaur fossils, amazing Australian animals and lots of sparkling minerals and gems. π¦ π¦ π¦΄
The excursion sparked curiosity and encouraged students to ask questions, make observations and connect their classroom learning with the world around them. It was a wonderful opportunity to explore science and history in an engaging and memorable way.
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