2018 Swimming Carnival
On Tuesday, 18 December, St Nicholas of Myra held the 2018 Swimming Carnival. Students competed in a range of events including the 200m individual medley, 100m freestyle, 50m freestyle, backstroke, breastroke and butterfly, 25m freestyle, backstroke, breastroke and a range of novelty events. Thank you to the teachers and parents who assisted before, during and after the day to make this event happen.
Congratulations to our Year 6 medal winners, Brayden and Ella, our girls champion and runner up, Tayla and Lara, and our boys champion and runners up, Liam, Hayden and Julian. Well done to our 2018 swimming carnival champions, Bradman, winning our closest carnival to date. Many of our students will now compete at the Nepean zone swimming carnival in 2019.
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03 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π€πβ€οΈ Yesterday, our school community gathered for a special NAIDOC Week liturgy, where we reflected on the rich cultures, histories and enduring strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. π£ As part of our celebration, students created footprints to remind us of the journey of First Nations peoples. These footprints also symbolise that each of us has a role to play in walking together with respect, understanding and hope. The footprints formed a circle where students sat during the liturgy, representing that everyone is welcome, everyone is equal, and everyone belongs. As we gathered together, we were reminded to listen with kind hearts β€οΈ, learn from one another π, and continue our shared journey of reconciliation π€.01 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Today, our Stage 2 students gathered for an engaging Zoom session with the Museum of Australian Democracy (MOAD) in Canberra, joining students from schools across Australia for a special NAIDOC Week presentation. We had the privilege of listening to author Corey Tutt read his new book, Come Home, Bigibila, and share the inspiration and meaning behind the story. Our students were thrilled when Corey answered one of the questions they had submitted in the interactive question and answer chat. Corey also spoke about the significance of NAIDOC Week and encouraging everyone to always show kindness and respect to others. It was a wonderful learning experience, and our students thoroughly enjoyed being part of this special event. β€οΈπ€π