2018 Awards Assembly 24

2018 End of Year Awards Assembly 

On Friday, 14 December, the St Nicholas community gathered for the 2018 End of Year Awards Assembly. Awards presented including; St Vincent de Paul Award, Museum of Fire Award, The Lindsay Award, The Stuart Ayres Award, Christian Living Award, Academic Achievement Award, Academic Growth Award, Outstanding Effort Award, The St Nicholas of Myra Award, Gold and Silver Awards, EMU Awards, Reading Recovery Awards, Matific Top Star Earner and The Premiers Reading Challenge Gold & Platinum Awards. In this assembly we also farewelled our outgoing teachers and welcomed in our 2019 school and sports leaders. 

Congratulations to all students who received awards. They are a small token of your dedication and persistence towards your learning. The St Nicholas community is extremely proud of you. 

 

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St Nicholas of Myra Primary School Penrith

St Nicholas of Myra Primary School Penrith
www.stnicholaspenrith.catholic.edu.au

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  • 19 Mar 2026

    From Facebook
    🌏 Harmony Day at St Nicholas of Myra 🧑 Harmony Day is a special opportunity for us to celebrate the rich diversity of cultures, backgrounds, and traditions that make up our wonderful school community. It reminds us that everyone belongs and highlights the importance of respect, inclusion, and understanding. As a Catholic community, we are called to welcome and include all, recognising the dignity of every person and celebrating the unique gifts each individual brings. On Monday 23rd March, students are invited to wear traditional cultural dress or something orange to show their support for Harmony Day. All members of our community are warmly invited to join us for a Harmony Day Prayer, which will take place following our Monday morning assembly at 9:00am. We look forward to celebrating together! 🧑

    17 Mar 2026

    From Facebook
    Today we congratulate our Year 3 and Year 5 students who have now completed their 2026 NAPLAN assessments. We are very proud of the way our students approached these assessments, showing persistence, resilience and a positive attitude as they gave their best effort in each assessment. NAPLAN provides a snapshot of learning, but it does not capture the many strengths, talents and qualities that make each of our students unique. Well done Year 3 and Year 5! πŸ‘

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