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Truth Through Learning

Welcome to the warm and caring learning community of St Nicholas of Myra Primary Penrith. We encourage and celebrate each student’s spiritual, emotional and academic growth.

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Truth Through Learning

Truth Through Learning at St Nicholas of Myra Primary School Penrith
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We Offer Something for Every Child

We are a Kindergarten to Year 6 primary school that places students at the centre of their learning to explore, innovate and challenge themselves in an ever changing world.

Our school is a welcoming, safe and innovative learning community for local students and their families. Enrolling at St Nicholas of Myra is a chance for your family to be part of our story too!

 

We're the right school for your child and here are some reasons why...

Passionate and dedicated educators who really care
Learning spaces that foster growth and development
Opportunities for students to develop their talents
High quality education that's affordable
A welcoming and nurturing community
Catholic Out of School Hours Care

Thank you for your interest in enrolling at St Nicholas of Myra

Families seeking enrolment should first complete an expression of interest.

If you have any questions regarding current vacancies, the application process or school tours, please contact our friendly Enrolments team on 4752 3300 weekdays during school hours.

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30 Jul 2026

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πŸ“š Stage 1 Excursion – A Journey Back to 1889! ⏳ Our Stage 1 students stepped back in time to Monday, 20th February 1889, experiencing what a typical school day was like over 130 years ago! The day began by entering the schoolhouse, saluting the British Empire flag, hanging hats on their hooks (as wearing hats inside was considered rude!), completing a daily hygiene inspection, singing God Save the Queen, checking their posture with a posture straightener, and even reviewing the punishment book. Thankfully, the two boys due to receive three strokes of the cane were absent! Students then completed arithmetic and spelling lessons, just as children did in the 1800s. Outside, they marched to the maypole to practise traditional dances for the annual fair, completed dumbbell exercises to build strength for household duties, practised handwriting using slate pencils, and refined their sewing skills to prepare for making clothes at home. The learning continued with a tour of the estate, where students discovered the many daily chores children were responsible for, including caring for horses, hanging out the washing, pumping water to the fields, and feeding the chickens and sheep. What an incredible hands-on history lesson! Our students gained a wonderful appreciation of how much life and learning have changed over the past century while bringing their History unit to life through authentic experiences. What an unforgettable day of learning, curiosity and fun for our Stage 1 students! 🌟

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