Speedy runners
On Wednesday September 2, the infants children had their annual sports carnival.
It began with a march to the oval, followed by running races and novelty events.
There was lots of colour, streamers and cheering!
The winning house was Lawson, closely followed by Cook, then Macquarie and Sturt.
A fun day was had by all!
St Andrew's Primary Marayong
www.standrewspsmarayong.catholic.edu.au
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22 Apr 2026
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This afternoon, our staff undertook CPR training, an important reminder that being part of a school community means being prepared to act when it matters most. We are proud to continue prioritising the safety and wellbeing of our students and staff.
20 Apr 2026
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Today our staff gathered for a Formation Day focused on exploring Scripture and deepening our understanding of how God’s Word speaks into both its original context and our lives today. Through prayer and professional dialogue, we reflected on Scripture as a living text—one that invites careful attention to its meaning, the tradition that shapes it, and the way it continues to speak in new and relevant ways to our school community. It was a valuable opportunity to learn together and strengthen how we bring Scripture to life for our students in meaningful and accessible ways.
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22 Apr 2026
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This afternoon, our staff undertook CPR training, an important reminder that being part of a school community means being prepared to act when it matters most. We are proud to continue prioritising the safety and wellbeing of our students and staff.
20 Apr 2026
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Today our staff gathered for a Formation Day focused on exploring Scripture and deepening our understanding of how God’s Word speaks into both its original context and our lives today. Through prayer and professional dialogue, we reflected on Scripture as a living text—one that invites careful attention to its meaning, the tradition that shapes it, and the way it continues to speak in new and relevant ways to our school community. It was a valuable opportunity to learn together and strengthen how we bring Scripture to life for our students in meaningful and accessible ways.
18 Apr 2026
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14 Apr 2026
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10 Apr 2026
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Congratulations to William on an outstanding performance at the NSWCPS Swimming Championships! 🏊♂️ Representing the Parramatta Diocese team, he placed 3rd in both the 200m IM and 100m Freestyle — an incredible achievement. William will now compete as part of the MacKillop team at the NSW PSSA Swimming Carnival on 28 April. We wish him every success! It was also special to have Mr Paynter there to cheer him on in his final outing in the St Andrew’s staff shirt — a proud moment for all. 👏
05 Apr 2026
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Wishing all our families a happy and holy Easter ✝️🌅 May the joy and peace of the Risen Christ fill your hearts and homes with hope, love and new life 🤍🙏✨
03 Apr 2026
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On the solemnity of Good Friday, our students reverently dramatised the Stations of the Cross, recalling the passion of Jesus Christ. “Father, into Your hands I commend my spirit.” (Luke 23:46) May this sacred moment draw us into deeper reflection on Christ’s sacrifice and enduring love, with hope in the promise of the Resurrection to come. ✝️🙏
03 Apr 2026
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Today, we remember the ultimate sacrifice of our Lord, Jesus Christ, on the Cross. Through His suffering and death, He showed us the depth of God’s love and mercy for all humanity. 🌿✝️ For Catholics around the world, Good Friday is a solemn moment of reflection—a time to pause, to pray, and to unite in gratitude for the gift of salvation. Jesus bore our sins and opened the way for eternal life, fulfilling the Scriptures and God’s promise of redemption. As we contemplate His passion, may we also be inspired to live with compassion, forgiveness, and love for one another. Let us carry this hope into our daily lives, remembering that through His death comes life. “Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.” (Luke 23:46) May your hearts be touched by His sacrifice today. ❤️
02 Apr 2026
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Today we remember Holy Thursday, the night of the Last Supper and the beginning of Jesus’ journey to the cross. We recall the gift of the Eucharist, where Jesus shared bread and wine and called us to love and serve one another. Jesus then went to pray in the Garden of Gethsemane. In deep anguish, He turned to the Father, surrendering to His will as His hour drew near, fulfilling the Scriptures. May we take time today to pause, pray, and stay close to Him. 🙏✨
01 Apr 2026
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Last week we held our Kindergarten Family BBQ 🌭✨ and it was a wonderful community evening. It was fantastic to see families getting to know one another while the children played together and made new friends 🛝😊 A highlight of the night was the Kindergarten dance performance 💃🕺 led by Miss Anderson — the students did an amazing job and were so proud to share it with their families 👏 A special thank you to our staff who joined us on the night and gave their time to connect with our Kindergarten families 🙏
01 Apr 2026
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Congratulations to our Mark Taylor Shield cricket team on a fantastic first round win against St John’s, Riverstone! 🏏👏 A brilliant display of skill, teamwork and determination. We are so proud of your efforts and the way you represented our school. 💪✨ Well done, team! 🎉
29 Mar 2026
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This week, our school community participated in the Caritas Walk for Water, a powerful experience that helped our students develop a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by others around the world. Our FIAT Leaders and Mrs Hyson led a beautiful and reflective assembly prayer, for the ‘United Against Poverty’ Caritas initiative here at St Andrew’s. During the prayer, water was used as a symbol of the long journeys many children in Tanzania make each day to access this essential resource. Mrs Bond poured holy water that had been blessed by Bishop Vincent at the diocesan liturgy marking the launch of Caritas. This special moment connected our students not only to the global community, but also to our faith, reminding us of our shared responsibility to care for others.