On Friday the 31st of October the St Joseph's community joined together in celebration of both Father's Day and Jersey Day.
Jersey Day is an annual day of awareness for organ donation which asks schools and workplaces throughout Australia to allow students and employees to wear their favourite sporting jersey in a show of support for the Donate Life network. Jersey Day was inspired by Nathan Gremmo who was tragically lost in May 2015. Nathan's family chose to give the gift of life to others through organ donation to honour Nathan's generous personality.
It was fantastic to see parents, students and staff in their favourite jersey to support this cause. With Father's Day around the corner, our dad's in the community enjoyed a bacon and egg sandwich and a photo in our photo frame.
We hope that all of the dad's in our community had a fantastic Father's Day and we thank you for supporting Jersey Day.
View the entire gallery of photos from the day here.
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19 Jun 2026
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Over the past few weeks, Year 5 have been exploring Geography in Action by learning how geographers investigate real places and collect data. Students participated in a schoolyard investigation where they observed different areas of the school, measured distances using steps, counted features such as trees and bins, collected information about surfaces and how spaces are used, and recorded their findings using tables, tally charts and labelled maps. Through this hands-on learning experience, students developed their skills in observing, measuring, collecting and recording data to better understand their local environment. Miss Atkins and Miss Lee
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Year 2 students have been busy using their Chromebooks and iPads to publish their informative writing about the Great Barrier Reef! Using digital technologies, students have been carefully editing, formatting and publishing their work while showcasing their growing knowledge of one of Australia's most amazing natural wonders. We are so proud of their creativity, research skills and enthusiasm for learning!
17 Jun 2026
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What a wonderful start to our St Joseph’s CAFE! A heartfelt thank you to all the parents and carers who joined us for our very first gathering. Your presence, energy and willingness to connect made the evening truly special. Together, we explored practical tips to support reading at home, discovered fun and simple games to build number sense and most importantly, shared ideas and voices about what matters most for our children’s learning and wellbeing. It was fantastic to see families connecting, learning from one another and building a strong sense of community. We are excited to reveal our new name, Joey’s CAFE, chosen by you—our families! Thank you for your input and for helping shape this initiative from the very beginning. We are so grateful for your partnership and can’t wait to continue this journey together at our next Joey's CAFE session! Save the date: Wednesday 2nd September at 5pm.
16 Jun 2026
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Jersey Day tomorrow! Wear your favourite jersey or team colours tomorrow with your sports uniform. To celebrate the second game in the State of Origin, students can wear their sports uniform tomorrow with their team colours or favourite jersey. Go the Blues! 💙
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Year 4 proudly led our whole school assembly for National Reconciliation Week 2026. Through coming together as a community we reflected this years theme of us 'All In' or all working together to commit to reconciliation every single day.
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📚 FREE PARENT EVENT: Helping your Child Learn at Home 🏡 A fantastic event we would recommend to our parent community.
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