St Flannan's Primary School Zillmere

Thank you to our PFG! Another great donut day!

The Donuts are back for Game 2 State of Origin. Orders close 9am Friday 12th June. Don’t miss out!

Happy School Officer Appreciation Day to all our wonderful School Officers at St Flannan's! We are grateful for their patience and willingness to help others, and for the time and energy they give so generously. Thank you to our School Officers for sharing their gifts and talents to help enrich our community. We would be lost without you!

What a fabulous time our Year 3 cohort had at the Carseldine Village Centre. One of the highlights was observing the massive crane and construction site on Beams Rd 😊

From Sorry to Action - our First Nations students and staff represented St Flannan’s at the Noonga Reconciliation Group National Sorry Day event at Kalinga Park. 🖤💛❤️
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From BCE student to classroom teacher 🌱

This National Reconciliation Week, Ryan St John, a Gamilaroi man, reflects on his journey from BCE student to teacher at St Flannan's Primary School Zillmere.

Supported by a BCE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teaching scholarship, Ryan built a strong foundation for a career in education grounded in experience, connection and community.

Read more from Ryan - https://bit.ly/42Wgf7g 🔗

Catholic Education Queensland | Archdiocese of Brisbane

Grateful to have Ryan St John as part of our staff at St Flannan’s!

From BCE student to classroom teacher 🌱

This National Reconciliation Week, Ryan St John, a Gamilaroi man, reflects on his journey from BCE student to teacher at St Flannan's Primary School Zillmere.

Supported by a BCE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teaching scholarship, Ryan built a strong foundation for a career in education grounded in experience, connection and community.

Read more from Ryan - https://bit.ly/42Wgf7g 🔗

Catholic Education Queensland | Archdiocese of Brisbane

Another special event for our students….National Simultaneous Storytime!!!Thanks to our special presenters - GEOFF and GARY! Our staff are the best!!! See the full video on the blog.

St Flannan’s gathered as a community to acknowledge National Sorry Day and the beginning of National Reconciliation Week. Guided by this year’s theme, All In, we paid our respects to the Stolen Generations and reflected on the importance of healing, truth and reconciliation. Special thanks to Father Pope, our First Nations students and staff, our Year 6 students and our families for helping to make the liturgy so meaningful. Together, we created a Sea of Hands as a symbol of our commitment to reconciliation and hope for the future.

St Flannan’s Trivia Night!
Have you got your ticket?
Are you smarter than the teachers?