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Catholic Schools Week events througout the Parramatta Diocese.

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St Aloysius Primary School at Cronulla celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a full day of activities. The day began with a special whole school liturgy, followed by open classrooms visited by parents and friends. Then we participated in “Maths Measurement” activities, working in Peer Support groups on a wide range of measurement activities, organised by the teachers. The day concluded with an assembly showcasing the groups that operate in our school – violinists, choir, dance and public speaking. A great day was had by all!!!

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St Nicholas Of Myra, Penrith celebrates learning in action.

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Learning in action at Good Samaritan Catholic College, Hinchinbrook.

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The Catholic Schools Week celebrations are in full swing at Our Lady of the Rosary Primary, St Mary’s. Primary and infants students came together on Monday to launch the week with an outdoor liturgy, which officially welcomed the new Kindergarten students to the school. School leaders presented the young students with a piece of a jigsaw puzzle with the words “Together as one, welcome to 2007.” Fr Bob Bossini, Parish Priest and members of the schools and parish community joined the celebrations, which showcased the theme of Catholic Schools Week, “Learning in Action”. Continuing the week of activities, Tuesday morning saw Wesbus bring its brand new fleet bus to the school for students to explore. The bus driver was on hand to answer questions about the bus and give advice about safe bus travel and two lucky classes were rewarded with a free bus ride.

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To signal the start of Catholic Schools Week, the parishes of Mount Druitt, Plumpton and Rooty Hill celebrated Masses on Sunday 11 March with students and staff representing all eight schools in the area. Pictured are students from Loyola College, St Agnes High, Clare College, St Aidan's Primary, St Francis of Assisi Primary, Good Shepherd Primary, Holy Family Primary and Sacred Heart Primary.

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St Monica’s Primary, North Parramatta welcomed parents, families and members of the wider community to an open classrooms afternoon to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. Staff said it was wonderful to have the community visit the school and join in the celebrations to highlight the strengths of Catholic education. Also in attendance were Federal Member for Parramatta, Julie Owens MP and NSW Member for Parramatta, Tania Gadiel MP.

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To celebrate Catholic Schools week the CSIRO set up work stations for 3rd grade's unit on "GOLD".