On Monday 10th March, Mr Greg Whitby visited St Paul's to share his favourite picture book
It [the book] was called 'Hooray for Diffen Dater Day'. He read this story to Year 3. Year 3 were very excited to see his crazy socks and appreciated him giving up his time to come and visit. Photos from the day have been attached below.
St Paul the Apostle Primary Winston Hills
www.stpawinstonhills.catholic.edu.au
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10 Dec 2025
From Facebook
This morning, a special 'Thank You' breakfast was lovingly prepared by our staff, in honour of our parent helpers and volunteers. Thank you for enriching our school by helping to provide a nurturing learning environment where we are all invested in seeing our children thrive. From excursion helpers, debating adjudicators and library book coverers, to carnival volunteers, literacy group helpers and our P&F, the staff say... T H A N K Y O U 🥰
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10 Dec 2025
From Facebook
This morning, a special 'Thank You' breakfast was lovingly prepared by our staff, in honour of our parent helpers and volunteers. Thank you for enriching our school by helping to provide a nurturing learning environment where we are all invested in seeing our children thrive. From excursion helpers, debating adjudicators and library book coverers, to carnival volunteers, literacy group helpers and our P&F, the staff say... T H A N K Y O U 🥰
08 Dec 2025
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05 Dec 2025
From Facebook
Good morning from Collaroy! We have had breakfast and are enjoying the sun before our day of activities ☀️
04 Dec 2025
From Facebook
We would like to thank all of our parent helpers and volunteers and invite them to join us for light refreshments on Wednesday the 10th of December at 8:30am. We hope this earlier time allows more people the opportunity to join us. Looking forward to seeing you there! ☺️
04 Dec 2025
From Facebook
Stage 2 Science Showcase – Food and Fibre 🌾💧 This term, Stage 2 has been delving into the fascinating world of food and fibre! Students have explored how different foods and products are grown, produced, and make their way from the paddock to our homes. Over the past few weeks, our young scientists have focused on the vital role of water irrigation in keeping farms thriving. Working in small groups, they designed and built their very own irrigation systems — combining creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving! This afternoon, students proudly presented their projects to parents, explaining how their designs help water flow efficiently to support crops. 🌱 A big thank you to all the parents who came along to support our budding engineers — we loved sharing our learning with you! 📸 Here are some photos from our Year 4 classrooms!
