2019 Panthers Adopt a School
Once again in 2019, St Nicholas of Myra is taking part in the Panthers Adopt a School program. Players from the first grade squad will visit students six times this year. Students get the opportunity to share their learning with the players, get autographs and ask some questions about what it is like to play in the National Rugby League.
This week, Penrith Panthers players, Billy Burns, Hame Sele and James Fisher- Harris, visited Stage 3 students. Students shared their imaginative writing with the players and also had a chance ask some questions and get some autographs.
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18 Jul 2025
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👡👢👟 Stage 3 Learning: Other Worldly Shoe Sculptures 👡👢👟 Our creative Stage 3 students stepped into the world of surreal design by exploring the fascinating work of sculptor Costa Magarakis, known for transforming everyday objects—especially shoes—into extraordinary, whimsical creations. Inspired by his imaginative style, students were challenged to design their own “otherworldly shoe”, combining elements of fantasy, storytelling, and functionality. They brainstormed ideas, sketched plans, and considered the story behind their shoe—What world does it belong to? Who would wear it? What purpose does it serve? From roller coasters and rainforest waterfalls to flower pots and volcanoes, each student brought a unique vision to life. The final designs were bold, creative, and bursting with imagination. We are so proud of the originality and thought put into every creation—true examples of thinking “a step beyond” the ordinary!![176022598337143_752925617313502-1]()
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18 Jul 2025
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👡👢👟 Stage 3 Learning: Other Worldly Shoe Sculptures 👡👢👟 Our creative Stage 3 students stepped into the world of surreal design by exploring the fascinating work of sculptor Costa Magarakis, known for transforming everyday objects—especially shoes—into extraordinary, whimsical creations. Inspired by his imaginative style, students were challenged to design their own “otherworldly shoe”, combining elements of fantasy, storytelling, and functionality. They brainstormed ideas, sketched plans, and considered the story behind their shoe—What world does it belong to? Who would wear it? What purpose does it serve? From roller coasters and rainforest waterfalls to flower pots and volcanoes, each student brought a unique vision to life. The final designs were bold, creative, and bursting with imagination. We are so proud of the originality and thought put into every creation—true examples of thinking “a step beyond” the ordinary!
16 Jul 2025
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Stage 2 Learning In Religious Education students have been learning all about the Fruits of the Spirit. Students reflected on how each fruit is a gift from God to help us live like Jesus. In Creative Arts, students have been exploring Aboriginal Art and looking at the signs and symbols and what they mean. They have created a boomerang and other artworks using these styles.
14 Jul 2025
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✝️ 🛐 Year 1 Learning ✝️ 🛐 Year 1 created their own prayer to God with the following three (3) key parts: - Praising God - Thanking God - Requesting support from God Please enjoy some of the Prayers that they have created.
11 Jul 2025
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✏️📒 Year 2 Learning ✏️📒 🌊The Beach 🌊 Year 2 students had the task of incorporating descriptive language into their writing about a day at the beach. Here are some of the amazing pieces of writing that they created.
09 Jul 2025
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📙📘 Kindergarten Learning: Reading Groups! 📙📘 Our Kindergarten Reading Groups have been full of excitement, discovery, and learning! Our learners have made wonderful progress — learning to read words and sentences with growing confidence. Each week, students have participated in a range of engaging and hands-on experiences that support their reading development. From dramatic play, to fine motor activities that build writing strength, our Reading Groups are filled with fun and purpose. Children have enjoyed phonics games, small group reading, and plenty of opportunities to read for fun, helping them connect sounds, letters, and meaning in many ways. We are so proud of the enthusiasm and effort our Kindergarten learners have shown.
09 Jul 2025
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💙🩵 Lets go NSW 💙🩵 Tonight, St Nicholas of Myra will be cheering on the @NSW Blues in the State of Origin decider. Last week, Amos from Year 6 was able to get up close and personal with the NSW stars through his junior Rugby League club. What an experience!
07 Jul 2025
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💙💜🧡Grandparents' Day – Term 3, Week 1 💙💜🧡 We are excited to celebrate Grandparents' Day on Friday, 25th July. The day will begin with a special Mass at 9:30am in the church, followed by open classrooms and a picnic lunch. As is tradition, the Book Fair will also be open during the picnic lunch, where students can purchase books for $5 or $10 (EFTPOS). Preorder Option via Qkr! For families unable to attend on the day, preorders for books can be made on the Qkr! App from now until 4:00pm on Tuesday, 22nd July. Books are available for $5 or $10, and students who preorder will receive a sticker and be able to choose a book from the fair. We look forward to a wonderful day celebrating with our school community and families!
04 Jul 2025
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🖤💛❤️ Dreaming Story 🖤💛❤️ Year 1 were able to engage in a dreaming story about how the Dragonfly came to live on the land of the Mulgoa people. Students engaged in the story where the Mulgoa people helped Dragonfly ask the permission of the Black Swan, the Totem of the Mulgoa people, to stay on the land. Dragonfly was welcomed and can be found on the land of the Mulgoa people to this day. A special thanks to Aunty Dianne for sharing this cultural story with out students.
04 Jul 2025
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🖤❤💛 NAIDOC Week Prayer Service 🖤❤💛 St Nicholas of Myra Indigenous students led the school NAIDOC week prayer. A fantastic way to end an amazing Term 2.
04 Jul 2025
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❤️🖤💛 NAIDOC Week ❤️🖤💛 St Nicholas of Myra students will engage in a range of activities for NAIDOC Week. All parents and carers are warmly invited to celebrate NAIDOC Week and the end of Term 2.
27 Jun 2025
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✝️❤️🔥 Sacred Heart Liturgy ❤️🔥✝️ St Nicholas of Myra students gathered for the Sacred Heart of Jesus Liturgy, a beautiful celebration led by Father Joe. Father Joe talked about how Jesus' heart is depicted on the outside because he shares his love with everyone, and everyone has the capacity to accept each other, be nice to one another and live with one another. Our calling is to imitate the heart of Jesus in our everyday lives.
25 Jun 2025
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🏆 Student Success 🏆 We are excited to share some amazing news from Harmoni from Year 6 2024. The St Nicholas community are all behind you in your quest for success at the National Gymnastics Championships. What a Superstar🌟
24 Jun 2025
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⚽️🥅 Soccer Gala Day ⚽️🥅 Good luck to St Nicholas of Myra Stage 2 students as they compete at the Soccer Gala Day. Show that St Nick’s school spirit 🩵💜🧡
23 Jun 2025
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🏆Athletics Champions 🏆 Congratulations to the 2025 St Nicholas of Myra Athletics Champions. Senior Boys Champion- Liam Runner Up- Amos & Ronnie Senior Girls Champion- Annabella Runner Up- Anna Junior Boys Champion- Felix Runner Up- Parv Junior Girls Champion- Faith Runner Up- Aurora We are very proud of your efforts.