Last week our senior students were able to connect with our fantastic Catholic High Schools from around the district. It was an absolute pleasure to work with each of these school communities.
On Monday 25 February, we had the team from Xavier College come and visit to talk about the great opportunities at high school.
On Wednesday, Mrs Rowan and I had the chance to visit McCarthy College and tour the great new learning spaces there. We then hosted Mrs Cairns, Mrs Sparks and two students to talk with our children about the transformation that is happening at their school.
On Thursday we had our boys meet with Mr Ronchetti and Mr Walsh from St Dominic’s College to find out about the traditions of the school as well as the way quality learning creates opportunities for their graduates.
Also at this time, Mr Elliot and a team of students from Caroline Chisholm met with our girls. There are exciting developments happening to the facilities at present and this will translate to a better learning environment for their students in 2020.
If you have a child in Year 6 but especially if you have a child in Year 5, I implore you to take up the opportunity to visit our high schools during their Open Days and make an informed parent decision for your child’s schooling.
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13 Aug 2026
From Facebook
Today is the day we celebrate as a school the Feast of St Mary MacKillop ๐ฟ Thank you to our friends at Signarama Penrith for our beautiful new Feast Day Sign welcoming us as we entered our gates this morning ๐ฅณ ๐๐13 Aug 2026
From Facebook
'Find happiness in making others happy' - St Mary MacKillop of the Cross These smiles say it all ๐ We thanked God for our abundant blessings which was led by the wonderful Fr Rojan - our Parish Priest from St Nicholas of Myra Catholic Church, Penrith NSW We hope everyone who joined us at our first ever Feast Day Market had a magnificent time. Thank you to the wonderful Claire from Beans & Mash Photography for capturing these special moments for us. These events donโt happen by themselves, our P&F put a call out desperately seeking more volunteers and our community answered the call. From 4 volunteers to 24 basically overnight. To those who put their hands up and helped bring this event to life, itโs thanks to you that this very special event went ahead and was such a success. This community truly lives by 'Never see a need without doing something about it' Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese