


Schools throughout Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta took time out from their busy days of learning to celebrate their families.
The week long celebrations saw such schools as St Joseph’s Primary, Kingswood celebrate with the launch of it’s Kingswood Gallery of Fine Arts filled with family portraits for all to see.
Holy Spirit Primary, St Clair community joined together to celebrate their Family Fun Feast Day which began with a Pentecost Mass, followed by a picnic lunch and a range of family activities with all parents and extended family members.
Taylah in 4R said she liked Family Fun Day because she got to spend time with her family and rated it 5 stars out of 5.
While Victoria in 1W said she "had lots of fun with her mum" and enjoyed starting her day with coding and ending it with lots of fun and laughs.



At St Bernadette’s Primary School, Lalor Park, teachers and students dressed in green and had Catholic Care representatives Cathy Hammond and Ashleigh Green come and visit.



Our Lady of The Rosary, Kellyville capped off their week with infant and primary discos. Where a good time was had by all.



The weeklong celebrations allowed teachers and students to think about their families and how much they mean to them, while also donating money to Catholic Care which provides support services and care to individuals, families and communities in need. You can learn more at www.catholiccare.org.
-
08 May 2025
Photos from St Joseph's Primary School's post
Our Infants Gardening Club is off to a wonderful start! With trowels in hand and smiles on their faces, our youngest students are discovering the joy of God’s creation—planting seeds, watering flowers, and learning how to care for the earth. Keep an eye on our page for photos and updates as our garden (and gardeners!) continue to grow!07 May 2025
Photos from St Joseph's Primary School's post
Our budding green thumbs from our primary Gardening Club have been hard at work, learning how to care for God’s creation and growing delicious vegetables. From planting to watering and weeding, our students have shown wonderful responsibility as they’ve tended to silverbeet, snow peas, broccoli, and tomatoes. The garden is thriving — and our crops will be ready to harvest very soon! We can’t wait to share them with you.