On Thursday 21st August, Year Six students and teachers and Mrs Bell attended the Voice of Youth Cluster Final which was held at St Angela's in Castle Hill
The Voice of Youth is an annual public speaking competition held in the Parramatta diocese for Year Six students.
It is a wonderful platform for these to voice their opinions on issues relevant to them and the world in which they live.
The three finalists chosen to represent St. Paul's in this competition were: Brianna El-Bayeh, Corey Fitzsimons and Nicholas D'Silva.
We congratulate all three students who presented their speeches with confidence and enthusiasm to an audience of a few hundred people.
Nicholas won 2nd place on the day and Corey came in third overall.
Teachers and students were very proud of all three speakers.
St Paul the Apostle Primary Winston Hills
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This week, the bus people hopped onto a Candy Land Christmas bus that was heading into a decorating competition! 🎄 They tip-toed around the gumdrops and glitter, soaked in all the festive cuteness, and enjoyed the sweetest surprise ride ever.
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Ever Since Noah found out Mrs McGrillen’s daughter is a paramedic, he’s been campaigning for a school visit. This week, Noah’s wish came true! Ms McGrillen’s daughter Darby as well as Mrs Gray’s son-in-law Michael (an Intensive Care Paramedic) brought an ambulance from the nearby Northmead Station to show Year 3! 🚑 Year 3 had a wonderful time learning about the equipment, the stretcher, what paramedics do and how they can become one.🩺⛑️ Thank you to Michael and Darby for volunteering your time to visit us. We have plenty of future paramedics in the making here in Year 3! 💪🚨
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This week, the bus people hopped onto a Candy Land Christmas bus that was heading into a decorating competition! 🎄 They tip-toed around the gumdrops and glitter, soaked in all the festive cuteness, and enjoyed the sweetest surprise ride ever.
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