This year, OLQP participated in an extra Maths Program called Maths Olympiad. 30 000 students throughout Australia were participating in the challenge.
We really enjoyed the challenging maths questions we were given. All the children chosen were from Years 3 - 6. We trained for several weeks to prepare for the challenges ahead.
There were 5 different tests which included 5 challenging questions in each test. Our two highest scorers achieved 16 out of 25. A big accomplishment!
Written by Jai Foley and Ana Borovic
Congratulations to all the students who challenged themselves and were part of this Olympiad Team. A special congratulations to the following 5 students
- Jai Foley and Vincent Lee who both scored in the Top 20%
- Anthony Kanbour who scored in the Top 40%
- Ray-Anthony Khattar and Coraly Anwen Penano who scored in the Top 50%
There will be a special presentation for the team in the coming weeks.
Written by Mrs Melinda Parker
Our Lady Queen of Peace Primary Greystanes
www.olqpgreystanes.catholic.edu.au
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02 Jun 2025
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This afternoon, the Year 1 students were lucky enough to work with their Year 5 Buddies. They enjoyed working together to publish their opinion writing and practised reading it together. It was lovely watching our students all work so well together.![868233255322817_1118363470309793-1]()
30 May 2025
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🎨 Our kindergarten artists have been diving into the bold, imaginative world of Pablo Picasso! 🖊️ ✨ Inspired by his unique style, our little creators explored shapes, lines, and colour to make their very own Picasso-inspired masterpieces. Using oil pastels and watercolours, each piece is a vibrant reflection of their individuality- no two are alike, and each one is full of heart and creativity! 💙 💛 🧑🎨 🧑🎨
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02 Jun 2025
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This afternoon, the Year 1 students were lucky enough to work with their Year 5 Buddies. They enjoyed working together to publish their opinion writing and practised reading it together. It was lovely watching our students all work so well together.
30 May 2025
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🎨 Our kindergarten artists have been diving into the bold, imaginative world of Pablo Picasso! 🖊️ ✨ Inspired by his unique style, our little creators explored shapes, lines, and colour to make their very own Picasso-inspired masterpieces. Using oil pastels and watercolours, each piece is a vibrant reflection of their individuality- no two are alike, and each one is full of heart and creativity! 💙 💛 🧑🎨 🧑🎨
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16 May 2025
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Last week, Year 1 enjoyed a fun filled day at Sydney Zoo! Our Zookeepers took us on an adventure around the zoo where we were able to learn, ask questions and even touch some creatures. We had so much fun and can’t wait for you to see a small snapshot of our day!
16 May 2025
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OLQP Disco 2025 What a night to remember! Our school Disco was full of laughter, dancing, and unforgettable moments. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make it so special — from the DJs to the dazzling dancers! 💃🕺 Swipe through the photos to relive the fun and fantastic dance moves! 😄🎶
14 May 2025
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Rain couldn’t dampen the spirit of our students at the Diocesan Cross Country held at Sydney Motorsport Park, Eastern Creek! They showed great determination on the track, supported one another, and had a fantastic time despite the wet weather. Congratulations to all our runners – we’re so proud of your efforts and sportsmanship!
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OLQP Mother's Day Celebration – A Sea of Sunflowers The sunflower is a beautiful, living tribute to the grace, strength, and enduring love of the women we honour on Mother’s Day. We wish you all a Happy Mother's day!!
09 May 2025
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Our Mother's Day celebration at Our Lady Queen of Peace was a tribute to the incredible women who nurture and guide us — our mothers, grandmothers, aunties, carers, and all significant maternal figures. The morning began with classroom visits, where our guests were warmly welcomed into our learning spaces to celebrate the work and achievements of the children. Following this, our school community gathered on Area A for a special Mother’s Day Liturgy. The hymn Gentle Woman was a central part of our celebration, reminding us of Mary, the mother of Jesus, a woman of grace, patience, and deep compassion. Her example is reflected in the lives of the loving women we honour. A reading from Corinthians reminded us of the nature of true love—a love that is patient, kind, and enduring. On this day, we give thanks for all the women who embody this selfless love through their acts of care, sacrifice, and encouragement. A touching moment in the celebration was a slideshow titled You Were There, followed by a heartfelt performance by the children of the song Mum. As the children turned to face our special guests, they raised and swayed their handmade sunflowers in a symbolic gesture of love and appreciation. The celebration was a joyful, heartwarming and emotional celebration — a true sea of sunflowers, gratitude, and love.
09 May 2025
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Firstly, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the families and local businesses who donated our amazing prizes. Thanks to your generosity, we have raised $3,310 for our school! We hope all our Mother's have a wonderful Mother's Day and feel very spoilt.
05 May 2025
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On Thursday, Year 5 led the OLQP school community in a moving Resurrection Liturgy centred on hope in the Risen Lord. Students joyfully proclaimed the message of new life and renewal through a powerful Scripture role play, prayers, and a hymn of praise and thanksgiving. The Resurrection liturgy linked beautifully to the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope, reminding us that in Christ’s Resurrection, we find strength, joy, and the promise of a brighter future.
01 May 2025
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OLQP Liturgy in Honour of Pope Francis Yesterday, the students and staff of Our Lady Queen of Peace School gathered in a reverent liturgy to honour and remember Pope Francis, following his passing on Easter Monday. With hearts full of gratitude, we gave thanks for his life of humble service, deep compassion, and steadfast commitment to the Gospel. Our community took time to reflect on his extraordinary legacy—a legacy based in mercy, justice, peace, and care for the poor. During the liturgy, we listened to the Beatitudes, a scripture passage Pope Francis often described as a guiding light for Christian living. Through prayer and song, we celebrated his unwavering dedication to building a more inclusive and loving Church and his role as a beacon of hope in an often troubled world. Rest in peace, Pope Francis. You have served the Lord with faith and love. Your example will continue to inspire generations to come.