Students from St Francis of Assisi Primary, Glendenning.
Students from St Francis of Assisi Primary Glendenning.

 

At midday on Friday 13 November 2015, primary and secondary schools from across the Diocese of Parramatta, as well as staff from the education office  participated in the Jump Up & Down 4 Kids campaign to raise awareness against the detention of children.

Throughout the year, Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta schools have been raising awareness about the plight of refugees and asylum seekers in Australia. The Jump Up & Down 4 Kids campaign was organised by the Catholic Education Office Sydney.


Teachers from across the Diocese attending a Leading Mathematics and Teaching course at St Joseph
Teachers from across the Diocese attending a Leading Mathematics and Teaching course at St Joseph's Centre for Reflective Living, Baulkham Hills took time to Jump 4 Kids.

Students from Loyola Senior High School, Mount Druitt.
Students from Loyola Senior High School, Mount Druitt.

 

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  • 02 Apr 2026

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    On our way home! 🚍 Year 6 had an awesome time away at camp over the last two days. Throughout the trip they showed outstanding behaviour, supported one another, and truly embraced every opportunity that came their way. Many students stepped outside their comfort zones, challenged themselves with new activities, and demonstrated resilience and teamwork along the way. We are so proud of the courage, positivity, and maturity they showed. What a fantastic group of young people! 👏

    01 Apr 2026

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    🏕️ YEAR 6 CAMP🏕️ Year 6 students have had a fun first day at camp stepping outside of their comfort zone participating in challenging activities such as the giant swing, flying fox and archery. The weather has been beautiful and food has been delicious. Tonight we’ll be roasting marshmallows by the campfire 🔥 and exploring the bush at night before getting to sleep to rest for more fun tomorrow.

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