The students of Our lady of Mount Carmel were dazzled by the performance of El Kid by performers from Opera Australia.
El Kid told the story of the classic fairytale The Three Billy Goats Gruff set to the music of the opera Carmen by the composer Bizet.
Our Year Four learning space was transformed into a scene from a Mexican Fiesta. The children got behind the skills of the youngest goat Diego as he tried to convince his siblings that he was able to trick the Troll under the bridge in order to get to the Fiesta.
Ann Sapna in Year Four said "The acting was great. It was a nice show to see. It was unbelievable! I liked how the actors learned their lines. It was an excellent show."
Marcus in Year Three said, "It was fun to listen to and it was funny. There was a lot of suspense in it like when the troll popped up from under the bridge and scared everyone."
Our Lady of Mt Carmel | Wentworthville
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On Friday 31st July, the students of OLMC took part in a whole school Faith in Action initiative: Winter Warmies. Students came to school dressed in their snuggly warm attire, ready to learn a little bit more of the impacts of hardship & homelessness in the lives of everyday Australians. With a warm cup of Milo, sitting around Homeless David in the cold morning air, students were able to visually understand what being homeless might look like. Some of our very thoughtful & compassionate students left some of their recess near David, to enjoy when he woke up. What a beautiful sentiment to witness! Thank you to our parents and carers for your generous donation to our 2026 Vinnies Winter Appeal.
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