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School Lunches Get A Healthy Boost
Year 5 SAPS students appear in the Daily Telegraph for their healthy eating and lifestyle
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The changes coming to the new primary school curriculum this week
Almost 65,000 kindergarten students will start at NSW public schools this week as a new syllabus that mandates the use of phonics when teaching pupils to read is rolled out in all classrooms. Read more....
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Blacktown and Mt Druitt’s 20 most powerful revealed
From developers and pollies to actors and controversial rappers, Blacktown is full of powerful people. The Blacktown Advocate has collated the ultimate top 20 Blacktown power list - featuring two former students of St Andrews Marayong. Read more...
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'At the end of the day God gets his way'
Former St Andrew’s Primary and Parramatta Marist High student William Loh once questioned his faith but will soon be ordained as a Catholic priest at St Mary’s Cathedral. Read more...
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Western Sydney schools plug into solar power!
Nineteen Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta schools have `switched on’ to free solar power and energy efficient LED lighting, under a program tipped to reduce carbon emissions of 2,442 tonnes each year across the schools. Read more...
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Schools take time out to reflect on the Stations of the Cross!
As schools were finishing Term 1, some took the time to reflect on the meaning of Easter and the story of Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice. Two schools in particular, St Andrews Primary School, Marayong and Sacred Heart Primary, Mount Druitt, focused their reflection time on the Stations of the Cross. Read more...
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St Andrews Primary make it to first page of the Blacktown Advocate
If you get the Blacktown Advocate be sure to have a look at the front cover, some of our students are gracing it for an article on the Makerspace/knitting. The article about our school is on page 7. Read more...
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