Dear Peter,
On behalf of the team at Cancer Council NSW I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks for being part of Australia's Biggest Morning Tea and raising $1,852.69. Without people like you Cancer Council NSW would be unable to deliver the research funding, support services and prevention programs that will one day eliminate the devastation that a cancer diagnosis can bring.
Each year, Cancer Council NSW provides close to $15 million to support research across Australia. Thanks to research into cancer prevention, treatment and management, more than 61,000 cancer deaths were averted between 1987 and 2007; this simply could not happen without your support. For more information on how we're helping your community please visit our website www.cancercouncil.com.au or call us on 13 11 20.
Bringing people together for a good cause is an inspiring thing to do and your efforts in hosting an Australia?s Biggest Morning Tea will no doubt motivate others to take part in the future ? every cup really does count in the fight against cancer. We look forward to you joining us for Australia?s Biggest Morning Tea next year!
Yours sincerely,
Vibeke Burke
Event Marketing Manager Australia's Biggest Morning Tea NSW
St Agnes Catholic High School Rooty Hill
www.stagnesrootyhill.catholic.edu.au
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04 Aug 2026
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π Congratulations to our Sports, Lifestyle and Recreation students! π Today, our Sports, Lifestyle and Recreation students successfully qualified for their First Aid Certificate, developing valuable skills that could one day help save a life. Well done to all of our students on this fantastic achievement. These are lifelong skills that will benefit them both personally and professionally.
31 Jul 2026
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Students have been busy in the library today creating their stories to be shared with children across Australia who are undergoing long-term hospital stays. It's not too late to sponsor them! ππππ« ππ ππππ¦: https://writeabookinaday.com/teams/?id=332 ππππ« π ππππ¦: https://writeabookinaday.com/teams/?id=608 ππππ« π/π ππππ¦: https://writeabookinaday.com/teams/?id=616
24 Jul 2026
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Year 11 Biology students use coloured toy ducks to simulate quadrat sampling techniques for estimating the abundance and distribution of different species populations. This hands-on investigation helps students develop ecological fieldwork skills.
24 Jul 2026
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Next Thursday 30th July, we have 3 teams competing in the Write a Book in a Day challenge! This is an event where the teams will spend 9 hours writing, illustrating and publishing a story that will then be shared across the Children's Hospital Network for kids currently admitted in hospital to enjoy. There is also a fundraising aspect to this - teams who fundraise $240 or more will become eligible for judging and prizes. All funds raised go towards the Kids Cancer Project who fund further research projects that could save lives, improve and soften treatments, and reduce the harsh side-effects that survivors of childhood cancer have to live with. For more information about their research: https://writeabookinaday.com/the-kids-cancer-project/ To sponsor one of our teams, please follow the links below: Year 7/8 team: https://writeabookinaday.com/teams/?id=616 Year 9 team: https://writeabookinaday.com/teams/?id=608 Year 11 team: https://writeabookinaday.com/teams/?id=332
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π During the holidays, Year 12 student James Schofield was invited to attend a VIP tour at Australian Catholic University (ACU) after featuring alongside Mrs Karafotias in the Sydney Morning Herald article we shared last term. James and his parents were welcomed by ACU's Nutrition academics and a current student ambassador for a personalised tour of the campus and an insight into the Bachelor of Nutrition program, a course James is considering for his future studies. We are proud of James as he explores his future pathways and grateful to ACU for providing such a valuable and informative experience. We wish James all the best as he continues planning for life beyond school! π
21 Jul 2026
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π When school bus lights are flashing, slow down! Every driver can help keep children safe by: π« following the speed limit and road rules in school zones β οΈ slowing to 40 km/h when bus lights are flashing, unless a lower speed limit applies πΈ watching for children crossing near bus stops, in school zones and along bus routes π giving way to buses as they merge back into traffic. Last year, there were 5 crashes in active school zones across Blacktown City between February and September. Let's work together to keep that number as low as possible. #RoadSafety #TowardsZero #BeBusAware #SchoolZone
17 Jul 2026
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If you've ever assumed that attending a Catholic school means you have to be Catholic and that the fees are expensive, you're not alone. It's a common perception, but for many families, the reality looks quite different.
09 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Our Harmony Day Main Event was a vibrant celebration of culture, community and unity, with over 250 students proudly showcasing the rich diversity of our St Agnes family. ππ #StAgnes #HarmonyDay #CelebrateCulture #NAIDOC50 #Community #Belonging #Diversity #TogetherWeThrive
08 Jul 2026
CSPD students recognised in Refugee Week Creative Competition
Over 125 students from 10 Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) schools have been recognised for their empathy and powerful storytelling as part of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Australia Refugee Week Creative Competition.
03 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Another amazing term of learning and fun events at St Agnes! Read our last newsletter for the term on this link. https://stagneschs.my.canva.site/newsletter-t2w11-2026-website We hope everyone enjoys a safe, restful, and well-deserved holiday break. We look forward to welcoming the students back to school on Tuesday, 21st July for a great term of Learning.
03 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Students enjoyed a wonderful day celebrating South Asia Harmony Day, with a special focus on India and Vietnam. Throughout the day they explored Indian culture, traditions and history through interactive workshops, discussions and hands-on activities including henna, saree dressing, coloured rice art, and traditional games. The day concluded with a lively Bollywood dance workshop and Diwali celebration, giving students the opportunity to experience the richness and diversity of Indian culture while fostering intercultural understanding and appreciation.
02 Jul 2026
From Facebook
π¬β¨ Looking for some school holiday fun? Check out this free STEM event happening in Blacktown these July holidays! ππ§ͺ