Dear Parents and Carers,

Last Friday, our College community, led by Bishop Brian Mascord, came together to celebrate and bid farewell to the Graduating Class of 2026. In a year defined by 100 years of tradition, faith, and community, this cohort’s farewell was a deeply moving reflection on their time at the College.

The Class of 2026 will be remembered not only for their exemplary leadership and positive influence on younger students but also for the genuine friendships and strong sense of camaraderie they fostered across the College. Their commitment to each other and to living out the values of Blessed Edmund Rice has left a lasting impact on our school. From their academic achievements, and their industrial craftsmanship to their contributions in sport, the arts, academia, and social justice, these young men have truly lived out our College mission.

A special thank you goes to Mr Preeo, Mr Belsito, and the Year 12 pastoral and classroom teachers, whose collective guidance and commitment have been instrumental in preparing this cohort. Their hard work and support have been invaluable in ensuring that these students are ready for the upcoming HSC examinations and life beyond.

I would also like to express my deep gratitude to the parents and carers of our Year 12 students. Your unwavering support and partnership with the College have played a crucial role in shaping their success.

As our Year 12 gentlemen enter their final preparations for the upcoming HSC examinations, the entire College community keeps them in our thoughts and prayers.

Congratulations to the following Year 12 students for their outstanding achievements and for receiving the following awards:

First Place in Subject: 

Nicholas Aivaliotis; Business Studies, VET Hospitality, Rocco Boiano; Mathematics Standard 1, Gabriel Corvalan; Mathematics Standard 2, Deni Dimov; Modern History, Joshua Edwards; English Studies, Mohamed El-Majdalani; History Extension, Harry Fraser; VET Construction, Zaid Hadaya; VET Business Services, Oliver Hasham; Geography, Industrial Technology, Lewis Hatswell; Ancient History, Dante Hernandez; Mathematics Advanced, Economics, Software Engineering, Jay Jayaswal; Studies of Religion I, English Extension 1, Jake Lavery; Visual Arts, Harrison Macdonald; Studies of Religion II, English Advanced, Physics, James Massarella; Music, Nathan Mihalopoulos; English Extension 2, Legal Studies, Jeremy Packer; English Standard, Asher Percival, Health & Movement Science, Bryce Primmer; Studies in Catholic Thought, Mathematics Extension 1, Mathematics Extension 2, Chemistry, Haider Raad; Science Extension, Devrim Tarhan; Biology, Oskar Vegneris; VET Fitness

CSL Medals:

Leonardo Attorre, Christiano Haddad, Jay Jayaswal, Oliver Hasham, Tyler Boggiss, Nicholas Aivaliotis, Stirling Roper, Christian Yeo, Alexander Zachristos, Luke Davis, Liam Hall, Harrison Macdonald, Koen Minett, Michael Young, Luca Tortorici, Nate Jennett

Touchstone and Major Award Recipients

• Gospel Spirituality – Luke Davis
• Justice and Solidarity – Tyler Boggiss
• Liberating Education – Koen Minett
• Inclusive Community – Oliver Hasham
• Peter McGovern School Spirit Award – Leonardo Attorre
• David Lear Cultural Award – Stirling Roper
• Sportsman of the Year – Oskar Vegneris
• AMPOL Medal for All Round Achievement – Christian Yeo
• ADF Youth Long Tan Leadership Award – Nicholas Aivaliotis
• Brother Oakley Award for Leadership through Service – Nate Jennett
• Edmund Rice Leadership Award – Harrison Macdonald

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Wishing students and their families a restful spring break.

Dr Stephen Gough

The 2026 Japan & Singapore Tour departs tomorrow!

The countdown is officially over! On behalf of everyone at the College, we want to send a huge, warm send-off to all the students and staff heading off on the Edmund Rice College 2026 Japan and Singapore Tour! We hope that you have an incredible experience.

The group takes off tomorrow. We are so proud of the boys from Years 9, 10, and 11 who, alongside four of our fantastic staff members, Mrs Helen Lothian, Mrs Kylie Timmins, Mr James Clarke and Mr Jamon Thomas who fly out on Tuesday afternoon for an amazing 11-day trip packed with incredible history, fascinating science experiences, and unique cultural experiences.

In Japan, the group will be checking out marine biology and STEM in Osaka, pausing for thoughtful reflection at Hiroshima, exploring cultural landmarks in Miyajima and Kyoto, and discovering local engineering achievements in Kobe.

In Singapore they will walk through key WWII history spots like Fort Canning and Kranji War Memorial, before exploring futuristic sustainability projects at Gardens by the Bay and Marina Barrage.

We wish you safe travels and an amazing trip, we will look forward to hearing all about it when you return.

Welcoming Theresa Ardler – First Nations Education Officer

Theresa Ardler has been appointed as our new First Nations Education Officer and will commence at the College in Term 4. Theresa brings extensive educational leadership, deep cultural wisdom, and an enduring commitment to supporting First Nations students and enriching our school community.

Currently completing her PhD, Theresa is an accomplished researcher and educator focusing on Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural safety, and inclusive pedagogy. Her expertise will be invaluable in driving cultural awareness initiatives, supporting curriculum integration, and fostering strong connections across our network.

Theresa is passionate about mentoring students, guiding staff, and building authentic links with local First Nations elders and community members. Her leadership will ensure our school environment continues to honor and celebrate Indigenous perspectives, history, and achievements.

Date Reminder:

• School returns for all students on Monday October 12, please ensure that your son has all the necessary components of his summer uniform and that his presentation is aligned to the expectations outlined in our College diary and on the website.
• HSC begins Tuesday October 13
• Senior Retreat Yr 12 ( 2027) Wednesday October 14-16
• Year 11 Parent/ Teacher Thursday October 22

Mrs Hughes
Deputy Principal

100 Years of Heritage & Vision: A Conversation with Dr Stephen Gough

Tune in to Episode 22 of The Rice Bowl Podcast for a landmark conversation with College Principal Dr Stephen Gough as we celebrate the Centenary of Edmund Rice College. Hosted by Isaac, Bowen, Will, and Rhys, this special milestone episode reflects on 100 years of rich heritage, the true meaning of a ‘Liberating Education’ in today’s classrooms, and the exciting centenary celebrations bringing our community together. In a bittersweet farewell, Dr Gough also shares heartfelt reflections on his six-year tenure and the personal legacy he hopes to leave behind as he concludes his time at ERC at the end of the year. Don’t miss this historic and inspiring episode. Make sure to listen and subscribe on Spotify today! LINK to the episode:

Mr Bonaccorso

We are thrilled to share some fantastic news from our Vocational Education and Training (VET) Department!

Out of a staggering 2,000 student nominations across the region, only 45 students were selected for the prestigious Illawarra VET Work Place Learning Student of the Year shortlist—and an incredible 5 of those shortlisted candidates are Edmund Rice College students!

This is a testament to the hard work, practical skill, and dedication these young men bring to their respective trades and VET frameworks. Reaching the top 45 from a pool of 2,000 nominees across the Illawarra is an extraordinary accomplishment in itself.

A Massive Congratulations To Our ERC Shortlisted Finalists:

• Nicholas Aivaliotis– Hospitality Framework – HIGHLY COMMENDED
• Zaid Hadaya – Business Services Framework
• Nate Jennett – Business Services Framework
• Yousseff Achaechi – Construction Framework
• Stirling Roper – Hospitality Framework

Mrs Schodde

The scent of freshly baked treats and espresso coffee recently filled the air as our Year 12 Hospitality students hosted their highly anticipated Parent Afternoon Tea. Serving as one of their final practical competency service periods, the event was a resounding success, bringing together proud parents, guardians, and school Executive staff for an unforgettable culinary experience.

Under the guidance and mentorship of their trainers, Mr Donovan Pierro, Mrs Sheree McDonell, and Mrs Rebecca Bailey, with a special mention to Mrs Sharon McFarlane, the boys truly put on a phenomenal show. From months of rigorous classroom training to high-pressure kitchen prep, the students demonstrated exceptional professionalism, teamwork, and precision.

The afternoon highlighted both front-of-house service and back-of-house kitchen mastery. Guests were treated to an array of handcrafted sweet and savoury dishes, including freshly made caramel tartlets, arancini balls, and spinach & ricotta triangles featuring house-made ricotta, all prepared and served entirely by the students. Beyond meeting their final course requirements, the boys delivered a polished, cocktail-style service that showcased just how much their skills have matured throughout the year.

The event was a wonderful opportunity for parents to sit back, relax, and savor the direct results of their sons’ hard work, while Executive staff commended the cohort for their hospitality, work ethic, and attention to detail.

Congratulations to our Year 12 Hospitality cohort on executing such a seamless and memorable event, and a sincere thank you to Mr Pierro, Mrs McDonell, Mrs Bailey and Mrs McFarlane for their tireless dedication in preparing the boys for success both in the classroom and beyond.

Mr Pierro

In history this term, the Year 8 boys were given the task of creating an Evidence Board on the devastating impact the Black Death had on the small English town of Eyam. Students used a variety of techniques to complete this task in order to determine the human cost at this time in history. This task taught us the sacrifice the town made when they chose to quarantine in order to stop the plague spreading towards the northern parts of England. It also gave the boys valuable insight to the life and lack of medical knowledge people had during this time, and insight into individuals and families and their loss. This was a great hands on task.

Fletcher Bruton

Our Annual Visual Arts and Music Showcase was a fantastic celebration of student talent, creativity, and hard work across all year levels. The Visual Arts Exhibition opened on September 3rd in Waruga House with the Years 7–12 Visual Arts Exhibition. The spotlight shone on our Year 12 HSC Bodies of Work, alongside impressive displays from Years 7–11, including Year 11 Bundanon Art Camp paintings and drawings, Year 10 paintings, drawings and ceramic pieces based on the Steelworks, Years 9–10 photography, Year 8 Pop Art skate decks, hybrid creature drawings and ceramic sculptures, and Year 7 Mambo-style drawings and Australian themed ceramic cars. It was wonderful to witness the excitement and pride the students demonstrated when sharing their achievements with their families, teachers and peers.

The Showcase continued Monday, September 14th, with our Year 12 HSC Music students performing their final HSC examination pieces. Joined by supporting musicians from Years 8 through 11, the HSC students played with outstanding confidence and poise before an audience of family, staff and peers. Their performances reflected months of dedication and practice.

I would like to thank the Creative Arts staff, Mr Greg Haybittle, Mr Mario Bonaccorso, Mr Antonio Lenzo, Mrs Leen Rampe, Mr Simon Tognetti and Mr Kyden Sunarya for their continued dedication to supporting our students pursue their love of Creative Arts.

Ms M Costello

Legacy is a prominent Australian charity which is committed to helping the families of veterans who gave either their lives or their health in the course of serving their country by offering them necessary financial, social and emotional assistance.

Last Wednesday, six students from Year 9 at Edmund Rice College took the initiative to help maintain this National tradition by taking part in the Legacy Badge appeal at the Wollongong Mall. The three pairs of students, sold badges and interacted warmly with members of the local community. It was a very successful day which raised significant funds for a most worthwhile cause, demonstrating clearly the community spirit of our boys just before they went back to school to change into their sport uniforms for the afternoon.

We would like to offer our sincere thanks to the dedicated Year 9 volunteers for such an admirable representation of ERC and for making a real difference to military families in need.

Vivek Gohil

CELEBRATING THE HISTORY, CULTURE & ACHIEVEMENTS OF FIRST NATIONS PEOPLES.

Event Highlights at DAPTO SHOWGROUND:

• Live stage entertainment & show rides
• Interactive kids’ activities: Craft Tent, Matilda’s Farm & Reptile Zoo
• Illawarra Hawks & Illawarra Dragons activation zones
• Local Emergency Services displays

EVERYONE WELCOME!
PURCHASES WELCOME AT COMMUNITY STALLS.

Mrs Schodde

As we come to the end of Term 3—our designated Wellbeing Term at Edmund Rice College—our pastoral focus continues to be anchored in positive psychology and our My Strengths framework. We know that young men thrive when they are guided through key rites of passage, given opportunities to lead, and supported in building habits of gratitude, reflection, and community.

This week has been a landmark week across all stages of the College, characterised by major milestones, academic focus, and student leadership.

Celebrating the Class of 2026: Year 12 Graduation & Mass

A defining highlight of our school year takes place this week with the Year 12 Graduation and Mass. Graduation represents the culmination of a thirteen-year educational journey. As our Year 12 young men prepare to walk out the gates as Edmund Rice graduates, we celebrate not only their academic and co-curricular achievements, but the growth of their character. Grounded in our Edmund Rice tradition, these young men leave us equipped with strong personal values, deep brotherhood, and the confidence to use their unique strengths to make a positive impact on the world. We extend our deepest congratulations and blessings to our Year 12 students and their families.

Academic Focus: Year 11 Preliminary Examinations

While Year 12 celebrated their graduation, our Year 11 cohort was completing their Preliminary HSC Examinations in the Br Pelin Hall. Completing these formal examinations is a critical milestone as Stage 6 students transition into their final HSC year. In line with positive psychology, we encourage our Year 11 boys to view this exam block not merely as an evaluation, but as a vital feedback loop. Exercising character strengths such as Perseverance, Focus, and Self-Regulation during this period lays the exact groundwork needed for senior success next term.

Stage 4 Growth: Gratitude and Community

Our Stage 4 students have also been deeply engaged in meaningful pastoral activities this week. Year 7 students participated in dedicated pastoral lessons focusing on Gratitude. Practicing intentional gratitude is one of the most effective, evidence-based positive psychology habits for boosting mental wellbeing, helping our youngest students recognise the positive influences and support systems around them. Our Year 8 cohort gathered in the Chapel for their Year 8 Mass, celebrating their shared faith and unity. Alongside this spiritual reflection, Year 8 engaged in an Anti-Bullying lesson, reinforcing our collective commitment to maintaining a safe, respectful, and supportive environment for every student.

Looking Ahead: Stage 5 Engagement & Peer Support

Years 8 & 9 Co-Curricular & Sport Selection: Students in Years 8 and 9 have been finalising their sport choices and co-curricular pathways for next year. Encouraging active participation and physical wellbeing helps our Stage 5 students build connections, resilience, and personal health. Our Year 10 students took an exciting step toward senior leadership this week with their Peer Support Information Session. As they prepare to step into mentorship roles for our incoming Year 7 students next year, this program empowers our Stage 5 boys to recognise their capacity for service, empathy, and positive peer influence.

We thank all our families, staff, and community members for their ongoing partnership as we support our young men through every step of their school journey.

Strength Focus of the Fortnight: “Gratitude & Perspective”

• The Habit: At the end of each day this week, write down or share around the dinner table three specific things that went well and the personal strength you used to achieve them.
• The Why: In positive psychology, practicing regular gratitude rewires the brain to focus on growth and capability, building long-term emotional resilience during busy transition periods.

Mr Ferguson
Director of Pastoral Care & Wellbeing

A massive congratulations to our Opens Football Team on defending their title and winning the NSWCCC Opens Football Championship at Valentine Sports Park!

Under the guidance of coaches Mr Belsito and Mr Crapis, the boys put on an outstanding performance. They dominated their semi-final with a resounding 6-0 victory over St Matthew’s Mudgee, before securing the championship in a thrilling 4-3 win against De La Salle Revesby in the final.

What an amazing achievement by the entire squad, and a truly fantastic way for our outgoing Year 12 students to celebrate the end of their ERC footballing journey. We are incredibly proud of your dedication and teamwork!

Mr Timpano
Sports Coordinator

On the 1st and 2nd of September, the Edmund Rice College Year 7/8 Oztag team travelled to the Central Coast to represent the College at the prestigious Champion of Champions NSW Oztag Carnival. Facing very warm weather conditions across both days, the students played to an exceptionally high level, displaying remarkable skill, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the entire tournament.

The team hit the ground running, showing great cohesion and constant encouragement for one another in every game. Competing in 6 round-robin matches, the boys dominated the field with clinical execution and relentless effort, winning all 6 games convincingly to finish ranked 1st in their pool.

Carrying their momentum into the finals series, the boys displayed fantastic composure and game management. They navigated through tough Quarter-Final and Semi-Final fixtures, securing well-deserved victories to book their place in the Grand Final.

In the Grand Final, Edmund Rice College went head-to-head against a strong Patrician Brothers Blacktown side. The match was an absolute classic, featuring high-intensity tag football that went back and forth for the entire duration. At the sound of the full-time hooter, the score was deadlocked at 3–3.

With the championship on the line, the game proceeded into extra-time drop-outs with only 5 players per team on the field. In an absolute nail-biter with maximum space and fatigue setting in after two long days, the boys fought until the very end, ultimately going down in a heart-stopping finish.

Beyond their impressive results, the boys represented Edmund Rice College to a high standard both on and off the field. Their respectful conduct towards opponents and referees, combined with their unwavering support for each other, was a true credit to the school.

Congratulations to all the players on an outstanding campaign gaining and being crowned 2nd in the State.

Year 7/8 Oztag Squad: Sean Manson (C), Harry Thomson, Pauliasi Lago, Cooper Roche, Quade Nelson, Zaine Beath, Harley Schulze, Jack Kauter, Riley Perry, Rome Monkley, Brody Norrie, Angus Thompson, Jack Calcraft, Aiden Dimitrievski. Coach: Kylie Timmins, Bus Driver: Kris Sjostedt

Mrs Timmins

After incredible displays of skill and teamwork to win both the local gala day and the South Coast Final, the team advanced to the highly competitive ACT/Greater South Coast Final. The boys put up a fantastic fight against the region’s best, securing 2 wins and suffering just two narrow, single-digit losses to the eventual grand finalists.

We are incredibly proud of the high-quality footy you played and the outstanding sportsmanship you showed in representing the College. Well done, boys!

Mr Bourke

Year 7 student Lachlan Jones, recently represented Australia on the global stage at the UCI BMX World Championships.

Competing against the top riders on the planet in the competitive 13 Boys category, Lachlan put in a stellar performance to qualify through the knockout rounds all the way to the 1/8 Finals. Pushing hard in a stacked field, he secured a fantastic 7th-place finish in his final heat. This impressive result earns Lachlan an official World Championship ranking of 55th in the world—an extraordinary milestone for a young athlete!

Adding to his international success, Lachlan was also recently named the Illawarra Academy of Sport (IAS) BMX Athlete of the Year. This prestigious award recognises his dedicated work ethic, sportsmanship, and outstanding growth throughout the season.

Congratulations Lachlan on these outstanding achievements—we can’t wait to see where his bike takes him next!

Mr Timpano
Sports Coordinator

We extend a massive congratulations to Year 11 students Bowen Sharrock and Nate Warren for their outstanding performances at the State Inter-schools Snow Championships. Both boys demonstrated incredible skill on the slopes, earning themselves qualification for the National Championships—Bowen in the Snowboard GS and Nate in the Slopestyle Ski.

Battling harsh, unpredictable weather at Nationals, Nate put on a phenomenal display to take out 4th place in the country for Slopestyle Ski. Regrettably, due to the extreme weather conditions, Bowen’s Snowboard Cross event was cancelled, preventing him from competing on the national stage.

Congratulations to Bowen and Nate on an amazing season, and here’s hoping for clearer skies and better conditions in 2027!

Mr Timpano
Sports Coordinator

UOW breakfast with leaders featuring former Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist, AM (Member of the Order of Australia)

On Tuesday eight of our potential Year 9 leaders participated in a UOW hosted breakfast with leaders featuring Global Ambassador Adam Gilchrist. Students engaged in interactive leadership sessions and gained valuable insights into:

• Learn key leadership lessons from sports: Adam Gilchrist shared experiences from his international cricket career, illustrating how lessons from elite sports directly transfer to personal and professional leadership.
• Understand the power of mindset & accountability: He highlighted stories from team tours, such as Steve Waugh introducing the motto “Attitudes are infectious. Is yours worth catching?” to show how taking ownership and eliminating excuses shifts outcomes and how a positive mindset allows you to seize opportunities with confidence.
• Engage in direct Q&A and networking: Students participated in open discussions, asked questions about navigating career detours and handling pressure. Our own Gwil Barnes asked a very good question about any regrets and missed opportunities. He said that he took every opportunity presented and as an 18-year-old went to England to further his career. His career blossomed as a result.
• Explore authentic communication: They learned the value of staying humble, embracing mistake driven learning, and the importance of setting achievable goals and rewarding yourself.
• Preparation: Adam stressed that you need to trust your preparation and effort, aspire to fulfill your dream and pursue what you love.

At the end of the presentation 6 lucky door prizes were drawn with the winner receiving a UOW bag packet with prizes including an autographed mini cricket bat. Again, our college was represented with distinction as Hugh Hogan’s name was drawn.

 From left to right: Mr Garry Cajar, Hugh Hogan, Fletcher Browne, Darcy Stepanovski, Alex Torta, Callum Ardita, Adam Gilchrist, Daniel Carolan, Gwil Barnes, Zach Crook, Mrs Jessica Haines.

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Please access the Careers Website: which provides the latest information to help students make decisions about their future careers and life beyond school.

• Go to erccareers.com
• Then to important information
• Click on to School Careers newsletter

Mr Cajar
Careers Advisor

PROCEDURES FOR PARENTS / CARERS

Student Absences

Whilst the preferred method of communication regarding absences is via the TASS Parent Portal we understand that sometimes access to the portal can be limited. We therefore ask parents/carers to provide daily absence information (Whole day absences/late arrivals/early departure/absence notes etc.) via the following email address: absences@erc.nsw.edu.au

Reminders:

• Leave required for 4-9 days needs to be requested by emailing the College: office@erc.nsw.edu.au
• Leave requests for 10 or more days requires completing an Application for Extended Leave Form (which can be found on the College website under Quicklinks).

Collecting your son from school

A reminder to all families that should a circumstance arise where you need to collect your son from school before the end of the school day we require you to come to the College Office. Students will not be permitted to walk to the carpark or the street to be collected. If they leave to attend a pre-arranged appointment we request that this is communicated to the College Office in writing via note or email. If you wish to have someone collect your son that is not currently listed on TASS then you will be required to communicate this clearly in writing, you will also receive a call to verify that you did in fact authorise this arrangement. All students arriving late or departing early are required to sign in and out through the Student Office.

Parent Appointments

As a College we respectfully request that any parent wishing to discuss a matter of concern with a member of staff contacts the relevant staff member via email or via telephone through the College Office and requests an appointment. Staff members will get back to you at their earliest convenience. Parents presenting at the College Office may be asked to make an appointment and return at a mutually convenient time. For specific information about who to contact please refer to your son’s diary on pages 6, 7, 28 and 29.

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Change in Student/Family Circumstances/Contact Information/Medical Conditions

If any change has occurred/occurs in your family – separation, divorce, serious illness, the College should be notified as soon as possible. The College seeks to be supportive of families in such circumstances and such events always have a bearing on a child’s education. Likewise, a change of address, email or phone number (work, home or mobile) or emergency contact should be advised immediately.

If your son suffers from a medical condition it is vital that you inform the office of his condition and what treatment is required in an emergency. An emergency management plan must be developed for any students with serious conditions.

Please verify all information via the TASS Parent Lounge.

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Sizzling Success: Father’s Day Breakfast Brings Our Community Together!

What a fantastic morning we had on Friday, 4th September! The sun broke through just in time as we welcomed more than 400 fathers, grandfathers, and father figures to the school grounds for our annual Father’s Day Breakfast.

The aroma of bacon and eggs drifted across the quad early in the morning, drawing a massive crowd toward the BBQ. Alongside the crowd-pleasing sausage sizzle, our dedicated volunteer team kept the food flowing nonstop, ensuring everyone was served before the first bell. Seeing the school courtyard packed with families sharing a meal, chatting, and kicking off the weekend early was a wonderful reminder of the warmth of our school community.

Music, Energy, and Community Spirit

Adding to the vibrant atmosphere was our incredibly talented school band. They took to the stage early and played a robust, high-energy set that had everyone tapping their feet. Their performance provided the perfect backdrop for the morning, and it was clear our student musicians loved playing for such a large, enthusiastic audience of very proud dads.

Organising a hot breakfast for over 400 guests is no small task. A massive thank you goes to our P&F President, Charmaine McInerney and Vice President Melissa Docherty, whose outstanding leadership and tireless planning made the entire event run like clockwork. From early-morning setup under the stars to serving food with a smile, Charmaine and the entire P&F volunteer crew poured so much heart into making our dads feel truly valued.

Thank you to every dad and father figure who took the time out of their busy schedules to join us, as well as the school staff who assisted with setup and coordination. Your presence made the morning an absolute triumph, and we are already looking forward to our next P&F community gathering!

Parents & Friends Association 

TERM 3 HOLIDAY TRADING HOURS

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2027 SENIOR STUDENT UNIFORM FITTINGS

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WESTS CRICKET CLUB – HOLIDAY PROGRAMS

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