On the 5th- 6th of September Stage 3 attended an overnight excursion to the Lutanda Yarramunda Camp.
Throughout term 2 stage 3 have been learning about team building and student leadership.
Throughout this camp students and staff had to work together through fun activities such as rope climbing courses, archery, cooking and flying foxes. Each activity required students to demonstrate the leadership skills they learned in class as well as their key communication skills whilst working in a team environment.
Staff and students thoroughly enjoyed this excursion as many friendships were formed or strengthened and students learnt key life skills to take to their day to day lives.
The excursion was an enjoyable experience for both the students and teachers taking away many enjoyable memories
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01 Oct 2025
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๐ Celebrating Sporting Spirit at St Anthonyโs! ๐ We are so proud of all our wonderful athletes who have represented St Anthonyโs at the Cumberland Zone, Parramatta Diocesan Championships, and the Mackillop Athletics Carnival this term. Their commitment, sportsmanship, and school pride have been nothing short of inspiring. To progress through to Diocesan and Mackillop competitions is an outstanding achievement โ congratulations to you all! ๐๐ A special mention to: ๐ Camille (Year 5) โ Cumberland Zone 11 Year Girls Age Champion ๐ฅ Zara (Year 6) โ Cumberland Zone Senior Girls Runner Up ๐ฅ Oliver (Year 6) โ 11 Year Boys Runner Up at both Cumberland Zone and Parramatta Diocesan Carnival Oliver was also chosen represent the Parramatta Diocese as the flag bearer at the Mackillop competition - amazing! We are so proud of you โ thank you for showing what it means to represent St Anthonyโs with excellence, determination, and pride! ๐ชโจ We were able to acknowledge their achievements at our Week 10 assembly - take a look at the photos here.22 Sep 2025
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Last week, 5 students (Anirudh, Dharshan, Jayden. G, Alan and Aaran) represented St Anthonyโs at the final of the NSW Interschool Chess Championships โ๏ธ There were 104 competitors, representing the top 21 schools from NSW. The boys played well against very tough competitors and their team came 8th out of 21 schools. Congratulations boys. We are very proud of your achievements. ๐๐ผ
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