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Challenging students to achieve their personal best

St Patrick's is a warm and caring primary school for Kindergarten to Year 6 students in Blacktown. We foster a lifelong passion for learning within our Catholic community.

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Challenging students to achieve their personal best

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St Patrick’s is committed to excellence in learning and teaching. Students are challenged through rich and meaningful experiences while providing a supportive environment where they feel safe to develop skills such as teamwork, critical thinking, creativity, resilience and confidence.

Our school is a welcoming, safe and innovative learning community for local students and their families. Enrolling at St Patrick's Primary is a chance for your family to be part of our story too!

 

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01 Apr 2026

From Facebook

🎊🎊🎊Principal’s Morning Tea for Term 1🍀 🌲We are safe. 🌲We are respectful. 🌲We are learners. 🌲We strive to live out our MERCY values every day! Congratulations to all who joined Mrs Fitzalan for morning tea at the end of Term 1. We are so proud of you. 🎉🍀
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01 Apr 2026

From Facebook

In this edition of SchoolTV - Managing Screen Time As a result of the global pandemic, there has been a noticeable shift in the amount of time people spend on screen-based devices. Families are transitioning back to pre-COVID routines but many are still struggling to re-establish the boundaries and rules around screen use. Some continue to deal with digital conflict and tech-tantrums on a daily basis. The latest research found that 77% of teenagers spend more than five hours on screens per day, but it is important to note that not all screen time is considered equal. Parents play a crucial role in modelling a positive and healthy approach to using screens and assisting children to navigate the content they watch. It is better to model and mentor screen use, rather than monitor it. Children tend to do more of what they see us do, and less of what we tell them to do. However, it is still important to outline the risks and highlight the benefits of screen use to ensure you keep a balanced attitude. Encourage discussions around the issues that people experience in monitoring their screen time and be honest about your own difficulties. Parents need to remain firm in their approach to managing screen time. Excessive screen time can be detrimental to a child’s overall wellbeing. Ensuring the correct privacy settings are in place is vital to prevent children from being inadvertently exposed to inappropriate content or online predators. Parents need to also be mindful of the potential impact screen time can have on a child’s social, emotional, educational, behavioural, and even physical domains. In this edition of SchoolTV, care-givers will be provided with a range of guidelines and strategies to help manage screen time at home. We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this edition of SchoolTV and we always welcome your feedback. If you have any concerns about your child, please contact the school counsellor for further information or seek medical or professional help. Here is the link to the Managing Screen Time edition of SchoolTV https://stpatsblacktown.catholic.schooltv.me/newsletter/managing-screen-time
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27 Mar 2026

From Facebook

Today our Student Animator, Mr Binny guided our students in making palm crosses for our parishioners of Mary Queen of the Family in readiness for Palm Sunday—a special day when we remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. As people welcomed Him with palm branches and joy, we are reminded to welcome Jesus into our own hearts and lives with love, hope, and faith.
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27 Mar 2026

From Facebook

What’s on this week. Week 10 - Term 1 And just like that, Term 1 is over!!
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27 Mar 2026

From Facebook

Today our Student Animator guided our students in making palm crosses for our parishioners of Mary Queen of the Family in readiness for Palm Sunday—a special day when we remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. As people welcomed Him with palm branches and joy, we are reminded to welcome Jesus into our own hearts and lives with love, hope, and faith.
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27 Mar 2026

From Facebook

Year 4 students stepped into the role of young engineers today as they tackled an exciting STEM challenge! Using LEGO SPIKE kits, they designed and built their own “Trash Monster Machines”—innovative prototypes aimed at helping manage waste and care for Australia’s environment. Drawing on their learning in Geography, students explored how people can protect and care for our world, then applied their Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics skills to bring their ideas to life. Working collaboratively in teams, they planned, built, tested, and improved their designs—showing fantastic problem-solving and teamwork along the way. The results were nothing short of amazing! We are so proud of their creativity, innovation, and commitment to making a difference for our environment.
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27 Mar 2026

From Facebook

Kitchen Garden Magic! Today our students turned fresh garden ingredients into something truly mouth-watering! In the Kitchen Garden, they cooked up delicious Korean pancakes—Buchujeon—and the results were absolutely incredible. From carefully measuring and chopping to whisking and cooking, every student played a part in creating these golden, crispy pancakes packed with flavour. The best part? The spring onions and lettuce were freshly picked straight from our school community garden, making the experience even more special! 🌱 The final verdict… a unanimous ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5-star rating from the students themselves! We’re so proud of their teamwork, creativity, and growing confidence in the kitchen. Who’s hungry?
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27 Mar 2026

From Facebook

This term, our Year 4 students have had the wonderful opportunity to learn about Darug culture through their involvement with the Jannawi Dance Clan, exploring storytelling through movement with a focus on the Australian Native Honeybee. Today, they are excited to share a dance that conveys the significance of the Native Honeybee and highlights the Dharug People's sustainable honey-sourcing practices. We would like to thank CSPD’s Jarara Cultural Centre and Captivate for their ongoing support in delivering this valuable program at our school.
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27 Mar 2026

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Year 5 students have been developing their understanding of data representation and interpretation through hands-on learning experiences. Using Google Sheets, they explored how to organise data and create a variety of charts and graphs, while learning to select the most appropriate formats for different types of information 📊.
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25 Mar 2026

From Facebook

We were delighted to welcome Fr Tom to our Year 6 classrooms this week! 🙏 Fr Tom spoke with students about our Learning Cycle focus, What is Human Dignity?, and unpacked the powerful message of Matthew 25:31–40 (The Sheep and the Goats). He helped students understand that human dignity calls us to see and serve Christ in others—especially those in need. Our Year 6 students were highly engaged, asking thoughtful questions and making meaningful connections to their own lives. We are so grateful for Fr Tom’s time and the opportunity for our students to deepen their faith and understanding.
Students from St Patrick's Catholic Primary, Parrmatta participating in the Caritas Australia’s Big Water Walk

24 Mar 2026

700+ Unite for Project Compassion Big Water Walk

More than 700 students and staff from 23 schools across Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) came together for Caritas Australia’s Big Water Walk in support of Project Compassion. Beginning at Parramatta Park, students carried buckets of water along a 4km route, gaining a glimpse of the daily journey faced by people in developing communities, especially women and children, in search of clean water.
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24 Mar 2026

From Facebook

🌏🧡 Harmony Day Celebration 🧡 Yesterday we celebrated Harmony Day, a special occasion that reminds us of the beauty of diversity and the importance of inclusiveness, respect, and belonging for all. Our community came together to share cultures, stories, and traditions, making it a truly meaningful day for everyone involved. A heartfelt thank you to all the parents and families who joined us to watch our Harmony Showcase. Your support and presence made the event even more special for our students. They were so proud to share their performances and celebrate what makes each of us unique. Together, we continue to build a community where everyone feels valued and included. 💛
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24 Mar 2026

From Facebook

Congratulations to all of this week’s award recipients! - Week 8 Keep striving for excellence, supporting one another, and taking pride in your achievements—both big and small.
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21 Mar 2026

From Facebook

What’s on, Term 1 - Week 9
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21 Mar 2026

From Facebook

A reminder we will be celebrating Harmony Day this Monday 23rd March, 2026 at 11:30am. Students are invited to wear orange or their national/ traditional dress or dress in the colours of their flag. The message of Harmony Day is ‘Culture Connects Us All’. It is a day to celebrate Australia’s diversity. It is a day of cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home – from the traditional owners of this land to those who have come from many countries around the world. You are warmly invited to join us for our Harmony Day Performance at 11:30am in the shelter area (where students line up for dismissal). Our students and parents will be sharing their rich cultural dances, songs and performances with us during this time. Students will participate in different learning activities in the morning.

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