Holy Rosary School

Our Year 3/4s took their learning outside today! They’ve been using trundle wheels and metre rulers to calculate the perimeters of different objects and spaces around the school yard!✨👏

It is awesome to see hands-on-problem-solving in real life!🙌

That’s a wrap Camp Lady Northcote Year 3/4 2026. Thanks for the memories.
2027 camp here we come!

I scream, you scream, we ALL scream for ice-cream!

And we’re off! Thanks for all the support as our Year 3/4s set off on camp this morning, the sun is shining and we are excited!

Well done to the students who lead us through our liturgy for National Reconciliation Week yesterday. Everyone read beautifully and showed respectf. A big thank you also to Tom who has worked with the choir these past few weeks to sing Beds Are Burning, which was the NRW song for 2026. The choir did a fabulous job!

Our staff are First Aid trained. On Wednesday we completed our annual CPR training. Did you know we have a defibrillator in our office?

Today, the Year 3/4 students were fortunate to welcome Sr Pat, who visited to share her insights into our parish community and her important role within it. Sr Pat spoke to the students about the value of caring for others, showing kindness and helping those in need. It was a meaningful opportunity for our students to deepen their understanding of community, compassion and service to others.
Thank you Sr Pat, for sharing your time and wisdom with us!

National Reconciliation Week begins tomorrow (Wed 27 May) and concludes next Wednesday. We will celebrate National Reconciliation Week with a liturgy on Wednesday 3 June at 2.30pm in the hall and invite families to join us.

What a lovely celebration at St. Brendan's Church last night. We were delighted to celebrate as one of our students received the Sacrament of Eucharist-a very special milestone in their faith journey.
We extend our sincere thanks to St. Brendan's for the warm welcome and kindness shown to our school community and to Father Andrew for leading such a beautiful and meaningful service.

Despite the bleak morning weather, our families took part in the National Walk Safely to School Day. They were treated to a fresh piece of fruit as they arrived at school. The fruit was generously donated by Coles Showgrounds village and we thank them for their continued support.
Well done Holy rosary kids!