On Wednesday we FINALLY got to have our annual Athletics Carnival. It was windy and cold but at least the rain kept away!
The day was a success with everyone having a good time. The sportsmanship, support and encouragement on display by the students is to be commended.
Our Sports Captains did a fine job motivating their colour houses and helping me set up in the morning … so a big “Thank you” to them and their parents for dropping them off early on Wednesday.
To the parent helpers who volunteered prior to the carnival and then on the day … a very big THANK YOU! Without your help and support the day would not have run as smoothly as it did. I really appreciate you giving up the chance to simply watch the carnival and get in and assist us – it is all for the children after all.
The results of the carnival are as follows: Winning Colour House- Lawson
Spirit Award: Wentworth
Age Champions Junior Boys: George Jabbour
Junior Girls: Megan Mifsud
11 Yr Boys: Mathew Chatten
11 Yr Girls: Trisha Castelino
Senior Boys: Joshua Russell & Joshua Kaoutal
Senior Girls: Rachel Attard
Runner up Junior Boys: Sebastian Klein
Junior Girls: Stephanie Bilokapic
11 Yr Boys: Joshua Madeleine
11 Yr Girls: Sheridan Telfer
Senior Boys: Enrique Santos & Jake Nuner
Senior Girls: Amelia Savetta
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29 Jun 2026
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The OLQP Band took part in the Hills Band Performance yesterday, which was held at St John XXIII, Stanhope Gardens. The children should feel proud of their performance. They showed improved rhythm, technique and unity. The Band performed three songs: Ayre & Dance, High Hopes & Just Dance. They kept the audience entertained and engaged, and the Senior Choir were awarded a Silver award for their effort.
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30 Jun 2026
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29 Jun 2026
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The OLQP Band took part in the Hills Band Performance yesterday, which was held at St John XXIII, Stanhope Gardens. The children should feel proud of their performance. They showed improved rhythm, technique and unity. The Band performed three songs: Ayre & Dance, High Hopes & Just Dance. They kept the audience entertained and engaged, and the Senior Choir were awarded a Silver award for their effort.
29 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Huge congratulations and best of luck to Year 6 students Elyse, Olivia, and Zara, who are heading to Campbelltown this weekend (4th–6th July) for the Junior State Titles Netball competition! These girls have spent the months training twice a week and competing in carnivals to prepare for this big moment. They’ll be representing their team against the best from across NSW on the first weekend of the holidays. We are so proud of your hard work and dedication, girls! Play hard and have fun!
26 Jun 2026
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Proud School Spirit Today💚💛 Our students proudly showed their support for the Socceroos by dressing up in Australia's colours Green & Gold and bringing plenty of energy, excitement, and team spirit to school. From jerseys and scarves to hats and face paint, it was wonderful to see everyone getting behind our national team as they compete on the world stage. Go Australia! Let's go Socceroos! 🦘⚽💚💛
24 Jun 2026
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22 Jun 2026
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As part of our Winter Embrace initiative in support of the St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal 2026, OLQP hosted a Vinnies School Sleepout. The Winter Sleepout gave the students the opportunity to deepen their understanding of homelessness and disadvantage by taking part in an overnight experience that raises awareness, empathy and solidarity with those doing it tough during the cold winter months. This was an overnight event which was held last Friday 19th June on OLQP school premises. During the evening, the students participated in a liturgy and a variety of meaningful activities that allowed them to deepen their understanding of the hardships faced by people experiencing homelessness in Australia during winter. Students also had the opportunity to work alongside students from St Paul's Catholic High School.
19 Jun 2026
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After School Code Camp allows kids to hone their coding skills and keep practicing through weekly sessions over the term. Each week students will choose the features they want to build, and advance their problem solving skills to build these features using code. They will take ownership over their projects and collaborate with their peers to make awesome apps!
17 Jun 2026
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The Feast of the Most Chaste Heart of St. Joseph is celebrated on the first Wednesday following the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It is a private Catholic devotion honoring St. Joseph's purity, humility, and fierce fatherly love for the Holy Family.
17 Jun 2026
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OLQP is taking part in the ICAS Assessments again this year! If your child would like to participate, please check your Compass notifications for information about the available assessments and instructions on how to register. Please note that participation in ICAS is optional and registration must be completed by families before the closing date. ⏰ Registration closes Monday 27 July at 11:59pm.
12 Jun 2026
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09 Jun 2026
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We currently have a large amount of lost property, including jumpers, lunchboxes, drink bottles and other items that have not been labelled. A bucket containing these items has been placed at the front gate, outside the office. We would appreciate it if parents could please take a moment to look through the items and collect anything that may belong to their child. We kindly ask that all clothing, lunchboxes and drink bottles are clearly labelled to help ensure lost items can be returned to their owners. Please note that any unclaimed items will unfortunately need to be disposed of. Thank you for your support and cooperation.
09 Jun 2026
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Our school choir performed beautifully at the 10:30 am Mass on Sunday at OLQP as the parish celebrated the Feast of Corpus Christi. Congratulations and heartfelt thanks to Mrs Kuchta and Mrs Grella (former OLQP staff member) for their dedication and guidance. The choir’s angelic voices truly uplifted the congregation and added a special sense of reverence and joy to this sacred celebration. Well done to all the students and leaders involved. We are so proud of you!