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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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St Nicholas of Myra Primary School Penrith

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

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  • 10 Nov 2026

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    🍜 TERM 4 FUN FOOD DAY! πŸ₯§ What a delicious day at St Nicholas! Our students certainly enjoyed our Term 4 Fun Food Day, with a mouth-watering menu featuring noodles, pies, sausage rolls, mac and cheese, spaghetti and lasagna! There were plenty of happy faces and full bellies as our students tucked into the amazing food. It was definitely a sell out success! πŸ˜‹ A HUGE shoutout to our wonderful parent helpers who spent their morning cooking, preparing and serving all the delicious food. Your time, generosity and willingness to support our school community are so greatly appreciated. Thank you for helping make our Fun Food Day such a success! Until next time... who's hungry? πŸ’™πŸ§‘πŸ’œ

    10 Nov 2026

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    Mass for Deceased Priests Last Friday, our St Nicholas of Myra Stage 2 and Stage 3 students joined the Parish community for the 2026 Mass for Deceased Priests, led by the Very Reverend Father Peter Williams, Vicar General of the Diocese of Parramatta. Following the Mass, our Year 6 students generously assisted at the luncheon, taking the opportunity to interact with parishioners and priests. We love seeing our students engage so positively with others, represent their school community with pride and demonstrate the importance of putting others before themselves through acts of service. We also congratulate Olivia from Year 5, who served as an altar server during the Mass and Blessing. Olivia, it is wonderful to see you living out your faith and demonstrating such responsibility and commitment at such a young age. These moments are a beautiful reflection of our Catholic faith in action, as our students continue to live the way of Christ through faith, service and care for others.

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