The St Mary MacKillop community recently came together to raise $337.60 for the Cancer Council' Biggest Morning Tea which was held on Friday the 11th May.
Australia's Biggest Morning Tea is Cancer Council Australia's most popular fundraising event and the largest, most successful event of its kind in Australia. Last year, the initiative raised an amazing $11.9 million to help beat cancer.
This ties in closely with our approach to social justice and following in the footsteps of Mary MacKillop, who famously said to "never see a need without doing something about it". Students and parents baked various goods as a part of the fundraiser ranging from cakes to slices, cupcakes, tarts, cookies and a whole lot more. The empathy and compassion shown by students as a part of this fundraiser was commendable.
A big thank you to the parents and students who assisted in baking the goods for our morning tea, this was a great effort for a very valuable cause.
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09 Jun 2026
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Outstanding Student Leaders Last night our School Captains represented St Mary MacKillop at a function run by Penrith City Council. Alara and Chris demonstrated why our school is a great school when they got to go up onto the stage at Evans Theatre, meet the Mayor and receive a certificate acknowledging their leadership at our school. This Council Reception brings all the primary school student leaders together from around the council area to be recognised and honoured as the future leaders for our community. Well done Alara and Chris. Thank you for representing our school community and for all you do as School Captains.