Representatives from Year One dropped off gifts at the Giving Tree
The true mission of Jesus and the spirit of Christmas was evident at Holy Cross Primary School Glenwood this week when Year One students presented gifts they bought for the Kmart Wishing Tree at Blacktown.
The store manager met three representatives from Year One- Arabelle Stennett, Patrick Villiers and Amelia O’Rourke and congratulated them on their generosity towards those in need.
Earlier this term, students made puzzles, packaged them and sold them, to raise money for the gifts. The students then chose gifts and wrapped them in their own art work for children in need this Christmas.
Principal Marina Hardy said that the students’ generous and thoughtful actions reflect the true meaning of Christmas. ‘We are very proud of our young students who have worked to raise money and buy gifts to those who are not as fortunate,’ said Marina.
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07 Aug 2026
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Happy National Principal & Assistant Principal Day! ๐ Today, we are taking a moment to celebrate the extraordinary leadership team that keeps our school running, growing, and thriving every single day. To our incredible Principal, Mr Attila Lendvai, and Assistant Principal, Mr Shaun Buckleyโthank you for everything you do behind the scenes. โข Leading with Vision: Guiding our students, supporting our teachers, and always pushing our school community toward excellence. โข Fostering Safety & Belonging: Creating a welcoming, positive environment where every child feels seen, supported, and valued. โข Endless Dedication: From early morning starts to late-night events, your hard work never goes unnoticed. Our school is stronger, kinder, and brighter because of your dedication, heart, and patience. Drop a comment below to leave a note of thanks for our amazing leaders! ๐๐07 Aug 2026
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Celebrating the Feast of St. Mary MacKillop ๐ธ On Wednesday, our school community gathered together to celebrate Mass in honour of Australiaโs first saint, St. Mary MacKillop! It was a beautiful service dedicated to reflecting on her incredible legacy of faith, courage, and dedication to education. Our students and staff were reminded of her famous wordsโ"Never see a need without doing something about it"โand how we can live out her mission of kindness and service in our everyday lives. Mass Highlights: Student-led readings, offertory, beautiful music from our Principal, Mr Lendvai, and a liturgical movement from our Years 2 and 3 students (organised by Miss Burt and Mrs Farrelly.
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