New Kinder Students
On Friday 21 February we celebrated a warm and wonderful evening as we welcomed all our Kindergarten and New Families to St Anthony's.
Kinder students performed for us a new song they have learnt, children played, families shared a meal and parents and teachers chatted the night away.
Thank you to our amazing parent group, the SCG and all their helpers, who kept us fed with a delicious feast and helped to make this a great community gathering.
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26 May 2026
From Facebook
St Anthony’s Primary is proud to be ranked 23rd in NSW for outstanding student learning growth in Maths and Literacy Growth by the Sydney Morning Herald. 🎉 This achievement reflects the dedication, hard work and commitment to learning shown by our students, staff and wider school community every day. We are incredibly proud of all that we continue to achieve together.
26 May 2026
From Facebook
The chess team represented St Anthony's proudly in another interschool heat competition organised by the Sydney Academy of Chess. ♟️ We faced some tough competition and learnt from our experiences. Congratulations to the team! 👏🏼 A special mention to Dharshan and Alan who came in the top 10 in the individual competition. Well done boys!
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26 May 2026
From Facebook
St Anthony’s Primary is proud to be ranked 23rd in NSW for outstanding student learning growth in Maths and Literacy Growth by the Sydney Morning Herald. 🎉 This achievement reflects the dedication, hard work and commitment to learning shown by our students, staff and wider school community every day. We are incredibly proud of all that we continue to achieve together.
26 May 2026
From Facebook
The chess team represented St Anthony's proudly in another interschool heat competition organised by the Sydney Academy of Chess. ♟️ We faced some tough competition and learnt from our experiences. Congratulations to the team! 👏🏼 A special mention to Dharshan and Alan who came in the top 10 in the individual competition. Well done boys!
22 May 2026
From Facebook
⛹️EXTRA PLAY🛝 This afternoon all House Teams were awarded 15minutes of extra play for reaching the target 🎯 of 200 tokens!
15 May 2026
From Facebook
Mark Taylor Shield - Round 2 Round 2 of the Mark Taylor Shield saw the boys produce a spirited performance despite falling short on the scoreboard. The team bowled really well with great discipline and effort, while the positive attitude and strong team spirit on display throughout the match was outstanding.
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13 May 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to our St Anthony’s students who represented our school at the Diocesan Cross Country Carnival. 🏃♀️🏃♂️ We are proud of all students who participated and showed determination, resilience and excellent sportsmanship throughout the day. Well done to all students 👏🏼
08 May 2026
From Facebook
This morning, we came together as a community for a beautiful Mother’s Day Liturgy as we celebrated and gave thanks for the mothers, grandmothers, carers, and special women in our lives. 💐 Through prayer, song, and reflection, we were reminded of the love, strength, kindness, and care that mothers share so generously each day. As we sang You Raise Me Up, we reflected on the many ways our mothers and loved ones lift us up with their encouragement, support, and unconditional love, helping us grow with confidence, courage, and faith. Thank you to everyone who helped make our liturgy so meaningful and special. We wish all the wonderful women in our community a very happy and blessed Mother’s Day 🩷
08 May 2026
From Facebook
This morning, we were delighted to celebrate the wonderful mothers and special people in our St Anthony’s community at our Mother’s Day Breakfast. 💐 It was a beautiful morning filled with smiles, connection, and gratitude as we came together to celebrate the love and care our mums and families give each and every day. A special thank you to the SCG for organising such a wonderful morning and helping make the event so memorable for our community.
25 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Today, we pause to remember and honour the courage, sacrifice, and spirit of the men and women who have served our country. On ANZAC Day, we reflect on the values of bravery, mateship, and resilience that continue to shape our nation and inspire future generations. As a school community, we take this moment to acknowledge the importance of remembering our history and showing gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy today. Lest we forget. 🌺
05 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Today we celebrate the joy and hope of Easter Sunday — a powerful reminder that love conquers all, light overcomes darkness and new life is always possible. May the resurrection of Jesus fill our hearts with peace, renew our faith and inspire us to share kindness and compassion with those around us. Wishing our St Anthony’s community a blessed and joyful Easter. 💛🐣
03 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Today on Good Friday, we pause to reflect on the deep love and sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. This sacred day invites us to slow down, to reflect, and to embrace the hope, forgiveness, and faith it represents. As we remember the meaning of the cross, may we be filled with peace and gratitude. Wishing our St Anthony’s community a blessed and reflective Good Friday.
02 Apr 2026
From Facebook
Today our students embarked on a meaningful Holy Week Visual Pilgrimage ✝️🌿, taking time to pause, reflect, and connect with the significant events of this sacred journey. At each stop, students explored a special moment of Holy Week, deepening their understanding through prayer, discussion, and reflection. From moments of celebration to times of sacrifice, they thoughtfully considered the importance of each event and its message. It was a beautiful opportunity for our students to slow down, engage spiritually, and walk together through the story of Holy Week in a meaningful and memorable way.