



The opening of the new learning space for Year 4 added some energy and interest around the school, not to mention the reclaiming of some playground space.
Mrs Burke, Mrs Baldock and Year 4 are enjoying setting up and making best use of their new learning area. My thanks to our community for your patience and cooperation during this process.
This space will support the teachers in providing the facilities and learning opportunities that our children deserve.
A number of other important facilities will also be upgraded over the coming months.
- the student toilets will be refurbished
- the playground will be improved with the unevenness of the surface being addressed
- a shade area will be reconstructed in the playground to partly replace the one removed for the new learning space
- the COSHC will also receive some additional work.
This work is supported by the Catholic Education Office and we are very grateful for their consideration and supporting the needs of the St Matthew’s community. A timeline for the work is yet to be finalised but this will be shared with the community once known.
We look forward to having our amazing children and teachers working in the space collaboratively so that it is really brought to life.
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06 Nov 2025
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⛪️ 🙏🏻 Celebrating the Sacrament of Reconciliation 🙏🏻 ⛪️ Last week some of our Year 3 and 4 students took an important step in their faith journey as they celebrated the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Through prayer, reflection, and God’s grace, the children experienced the beauty of forgiveness and renewal — learning that God’s love is always there to welcome us with open arms. We are so proud of each of them for their reverence, courage, and thoughtful preparation. Thank you to our families, teachers, and parish community for supporting the children as they continue to grow in faith and love.05 Nov 2025
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🌸🍃 Year 1 at Mt Tomah Gardens 🍃🌸 Last week, Year 1 enjoyed a wonderful day exploring the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden at Mt Tomah! Students investigated the natural and human features of the gardens, discovered how the space is used by both people and animals, and reflected on the important role we all play in caring for Country. #Year1Adventures #LearningOutdoors #CaringForCountry #BlueMountainsBotanicGarden