On Thursday, 25th of July, OLMC celebrated NAIDOC week as a school community.
Julie and Josh, leaders from the Jarara Indigenous Team led the day, beginning with a smoking ceremony to cleanse our environment and promote wellbeing for semester two. Students were absolutely captivated with the ceremony, as were teachers and family members.
They then shared Indigenous culture and history with all our grades through artifacts, language, stories, movement and art. Some of the topics students explored were tools & technologies, songlines, symbolism and dreamings, The Stolen Generation, reconciliation and NAIDOC.
We would like to sincerely thank the Jarara Indigenous Team for providing our community with such a wonderful experience and look forward to working in partnership with them in the near future.
Our Lady of Mt Carmel | Wentworthville
www.olmcwentworthville.catholic.edu.au
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08 Sep 2025
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What a great way to start Week 8! So many awards and achievements to celebrate. Congratulations to all of our champions 💙💛💙💛![thumbnail-facebook]()
07 Sep 2025
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Happy Fathers' Day to all of our wonderful Fathers', Grandfathers and Father figures. We hope you have a blessed day💙💛💛💙
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08 Sep 2025
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What a great way to start Week 8! So many awards and achievements to celebrate. Congratulations to all of our champions 💙💛💙💛
07 Sep 2025
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Happy Fathers' Day to all of our wonderful Fathers', Grandfathers and Father figures. We hope you have a blessed day💙💛💛💙
05 Sep 2025
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What a beautiful way to celebrate our Fathers’! We extend our deepest thanks to the amazing mums in our school community who generously hosted our Fathers’ Day Breakfast. The spread of cookies, cakes, pizzas, fruit, right down to the specially wrapped Tim Tams, exemplified a feast made with love and care. Our Dads, grandfathers, carers and the special men in our students’ lives felt truly appreciated. Thank you for the time, thoughtfulness and community spirit you brought to this special morning. 💙A full list of volunteers and those who generously donated for our event will be included in this weeks newsletter💙 
31 Aug 2025
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Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese mourns the loss of former Executive Director of Schools Greg Whitby AM KSG. Diocese of Parramatta Bishop Vincent Long has shared a moving tribute to Greg here: https://catholicoutlook.org/vale-to-greg-whitby-am-former-executive-director-of-catholic-education/ Greg led our organisation, then known as Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta, from 2006 to 2022. He will be remembered fondly, including for his dedication to making a difference to the lives of children and young people across Western Sydney and the Blue Mountains through education. Not only was Greg our leader, he was also one of our own: a graduate of St Monica's North Parramatta as well as a former Principal of Emmaus Catholic College Kemps Creek. A larger-than-life character, his championship of change and innovation was a source of inspiration. He leaves an extraordinary legacy of thought-leadership and advocacy that continues to serve Catholic schools in the Parramatta Diocese today. CSPD gives thanks for Greg’s life and leadership. He will be remembered for his courage, vision and passion, which will live on through the generations of educators he has inspired. We share our sincerest sympathies with Greg’s wife Sue, their children Matthew, Alexandra and Sophie, his grandchildren, and extended family at this very sad time. Eternal rest grant unto Greg, O Lord. May perpetual light shine upon him. May he rest in peace. Amen.
26 Aug 2025
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As we head into Week 6 we congratulate the many students who received merit and star card award this week. We also thank Yr3B for leading our community in prayer 💙🙏🏽💙
22 Aug 2025
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📅 WHEN: Monday 25 August 7pm 📍 WHERE: The Morley Centre, Catherine McAuley Westmead & Parramatta Marist High, 2 Darcy Rd Westmead 📝 REGISTER NOW: Use the link below! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1A0e3PktSNGN2Cdtbhd07xonpxV6m7-IhuOQJwbzc1kE/viewform?ts=688c1a95&edit_requested=true
18 Aug 2025
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What an adventurous day we’ve had! This morning, our school came alive with dragons, detectives, pirates, superheroes, and so many favourite storybook characters. From creative homemade outfits to much-loved store-bought costumes, the parade was bursting with colour and imagination. And yes, the staff costume reveal was absolutely worth the wait! The adventure didn’t stop there. At midday, the whole school joined in a giant scavenger hunt! Teams made up of students from across all grades raced around solving riddles and uncovering hidden locations. You might be thinking, “392 students running all over the school? Surely that’s chaos!” Well… yes, but it was the most joyful kind of chaos—filled with teamwork, laughter, and plenty of friendly competition. 🏆 Points Update: Elijah (Red): 2444 Gilroy (Blue): 2660 Mackillop (Green): 1798 McAuley (Gold): 2291 A huge thank you to our parents, carers, and staff who joined the fun and helped make Book Week such a memorable celebration. 📚💫
18 Aug 2025
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👩👩👦📚✨ Book Week magic doesn’t just happen, it’s thanks to the incredible effort of our parents and teachers who helped bring these costumes (and stories!) to life. Check out the staff and parent costume 👀
18 Aug 2025
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📚✨ What a parade of imagination! Our Kindergarten Book Week costumes turned our school into a living library of heroes, villains, and storybook favourites!
18 Aug 2025
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🧙♂️ The power of stories jumped off the page today! Thank you to our Yr1 families and students for making Book Week costumes so unforgettable.
18 Aug 2025
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📖 Our Yr2 students didn’t just read the stories….they became the stories! What an incredible showcase of Book Week costumes.
18 Aug 2025
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🎭 A huge round of applause to our creative Yr3 readers! The costumes at today’s Book Week parade were absolutely show-stopping!