2018 Term 4 Kindergarten Assembly
Our Kindergarten students presented the Term 4 Week 7 Assembly. Students shared their learning and led the whole school in prayer.
Many students were also recognised with four students from each class receiving merit awards as well as students receiving silver awards and gold awards. Thank you Kindergarten for sharing your amazing learning with the community.
St Nicholas of Myra Primary School Penrith
www.stnicholaspenrith.catholic.edu.au
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24 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Grandparents Day β Dance Troupe Performance π Our St Nicholas of Myra Dance Troupe wowed the crowd on Grandparents Day with a fantastic performance that showcased their talent, dedication and hard work. Each week, our students have been practising, learning and rehearsing their dance routine, and it was wonderful to see their efforts come together in such a special performance. A huge thank you to Mrs Berneys and Ms Khlaifeh for their time, commitment and passion in preparing our students. We are so proud of our Dance Troupe and look forward to seeing what they achieve next! π
24 Jul 2026
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π§Ί Grandparents Day β Picnic Lunch π Following our classroom visits, families gathered for a picnic lunch filled with great conversation, laughter and special moments. It was wonderful to see generations coming together to celebrate the strong sense of faith, family and community that makes St Nicholas of Myra so special. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this memorable day!
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24 Jul 2026
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π Grandparents Day β Dance Troupe Performance π Our St Nicholas of Myra Dance Troupe wowed the crowd on Grandparents Day with a fantastic performance that showcased their talent, dedication and hard work. Each week, our students have been practising, learning and rehearsing their dance routine, and it was wonderful to see their efforts come together in such a special performance. A huge thank you to Mrs Berneys and Ms Khlaifeh for their time, commitment and passion in preparing our students. We are so proud of our Dance Troupe and look forward to seeing what they achieve next! π
24 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π§Ί Grandparents Day β Picnic Lunch π Following our classroom visits, families gathered for a picnic lunch filled with great conversation, laughter and special moments. It was wonderful to see generations coming together to celebrate the strong sense of faith, family and community that makes St Nicholas of Myra so special. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this memorable day!
24 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Grandparents Day β Open Classrooms π Our classrooms were filled with smiles as students proudly welcomed their grandparents to share in their learning. It was wonderful to see our students confidently showcasing their work and celebrating their achievements with those who mean so much to them. Thank you to all of our grandparents and special visitors for making the day so memorable. π
24 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Grandparents Day Mass 2026 π Our St Nicholas of Myra community gathered in faith to celebrate Grandparents Day with a beautiful Eucharistic celebration led by Father Joe. Together, we marked the Feast of Saints Joachim and Anne, the grandparents of Jesus, whose love, faith and guidance remind us of the invaluable role grandparents play in nurturing families and passing on the gift of faith from one generation to the next. Thank you to all of our grandparents, families and parish community who joined us as we celebrated this special occasion. It was a wonderful opportunity to come together in prayer, make Christ the centre of our celebration and our lives, and give thanks for the wisdom, love and example of our grandparents. π Happy Grandparents Day from everyone at St Nicholas of Myra! π
24 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Grandparents Day 2026 π Our St Nicholas of Myra community came together to celebrate a truly special Grandparents Day, honouring the love, wisdom and faith that grandparents bring to our families and community. The day began with a beautiful Mass celebrated by Father Joe, where we reflected on the example of Joachim and Anne, the grandparents of Jesus, whose faith and love helped shape the Holy Family. Their example reminds us of the important role grandparents play in passing on faith, values and traditions to future generations. Following Mass, grandparents enjoyed visiting our classrooms to experience the wonderful learning our students engage in each day. We then gathered together for a picnic lunch, sharing food, stories and laughter as a community. Families also enjoyed browsing our Book Fair before the day concluded with a fantastic performance by our talented Dance Troupe, who proudly showcased their hard work, dedication and incredible skills. What a wonderful celebration of family, faith and community. Thank you to all of our grandparents and special visitors for joining us. We are so grateful for the love, guidance and wisdom you share with our students each and every day. π Happy Grandparents Day from everyone at St Nicholas of Myra! π
22 Jul 2026
From Facebook
ποΈ St Nicholas Through the Years ποΈ This week, we journey back to 1905... π¦πΊ Australia was just 4 years old as a nation after Federation. π₯ The population was just over 4 million people. π΄ Horses and carts were the main form of transport. π‘ Electricity was only beginning to appear in many homes. βοΈ Children learnt using slates, chalk and fountain pens. πΈ Photo 1: Students and the parish priest at St Joseph's Convent School (now St Nicholas of Myra Primary School), Penrith, circa 1906. πΈ Photo 2: The St Joseph's Convent in 1905. Did you know? Our school's second site was located on the corner of High Street and Evan Street (the present day Officeworks site) and served the Penrith community from 1880 to 1954. In 1879, Saint Mary MacKillop established her first convent in New South Wales right here in Penrith. Just one year later, in 1880, the Sisters of St Joseph took leadership of the school community, beginning a legacy of Catholic education that continues to this day. More than 145 years later, we continue to honour the faith, courage and commitment of those who laid the foundations of our wonderful school community. π
22 Jul 2026
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ποΈ St Nicholas Through the Years ποΈ For generations, St Nicholas of Myra Primary School has been a place of faith, learning, friendship and belonging within the Penrith community. πβ¨ Our schoolβs story is filled with treasured memories, inspiring people, milestone moments and the many students, families and staff who have helped shape the St Nicholas community we know today. π Each week, we will take a journey back through the years, sharing glimpses into our proud history. Join us as we celebrate the legacy of St Nicholas of Myra and reflect on the stories that continue to inspire our community today. St Nicholas Through the Years. Honouring our past, celebrating our present, and inspiring our future.
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Welcome Back to Term 3! π There were plenty of smiles across St Nicholas of Myra as our students returned for the start of Term 3! After a well earned holiday break, it was wonderful to see friends reconnecting, classrooms buzzing with excitement, and our school community coming back together. The joy of catching up, sharing holiday stories, and welcoming one another reminded us that the friendships we build at St Nicholas are a special part of school life. At St Nicholas of Myra, we don't just provide a high quality Catholic education, we welcome every child and family into a caring Catholic community where everyone is known, valued, and belongs. Here's to a fantastic term filled with friendship, learning, faith, and new opportunities. Welcome back! ππβοΈ
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Student Success π Congratulations to Scarlett, who has received all three components of her Kirby Badgeβ Safe, Respectful, and Learnerβsuccessfully completing the award. What a wonderful achievement! π As recognition of her consistent efforts in being a learner who is safe and respectful, Scarlett will now enjoy a Principalβs Lunch. π½οΈ Congratulations, Scarlett. We are very proud of you! ππ
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Kirby Awards β Term 3, Week 1 π What a fantastic way to start Term 3! Congratulations to Angus, Joshua, Scarlett and Parv, who received their Kirby Awards at our Term 3, Week 1 Assembly. These students have consistently demonstrated our school expectations through their learning, behaviour and interactions with others. Their commitment to being learners who are safe and respectful and is something to be celebrated, and they should be incredibly proud of this achievement. We are proud of the positive example they set for everyone in the St Nicholas of Myra community. Keep up the fantastic work, Angus, Joshua, Scarlett and Parv! πβοΈ
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π Welcome to Term 3! π We're excited to welcome our students, staff and families back for another wonderful term at St Nicholas of Myra Primary School! π Take a look at our Term 3 Snapshot to see some of the key events coming up this term. We encourage families to save these dates in their calendarsβwe can't wait to share these special moments with our school community. Here's to another great term of growing, learning and living the St Nick's Way! π
17 Jul 2026
What's It Really Like to Send Your Kid to a Catholic School?
If you've ever assumed that attending a Catholic school means you have to be Catholic and that the fees are expensive, you're not alone. It's a common perception, but for many families, the reality looks quite different.
08 Jul 2026
CSPD students recognised in Refugee Week Creative Competition
Over 125 students from 10 Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) schools have been recognised for their empathy and powerful storytelling as part of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Australia Refugee Week Creative Competition.
03 Jul 2026
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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€.