Good Shepherd Catholic School Lockridge

🌱✨ Our amazing Year 1 students have been busy putting their creativity and problem-solving skills to work! As part of their learning about caring for living things, they designed and created innovative ideas to support the plants and animals in our environment.

It was wonderful to see their thoughtful discussions, imaginative designs, and growing understanding of the important role we all play in looking after living things. We are so proud of the care, curiosity, and enthusiasm they brought to this learning experience! 💚🐝🌿

PrimaryEducation

📚 Welcome to The Book Nook 📚

A special little place in Kindy where every book is an adventure waiting to be discovered!

At The Book Nook, reading isn’t about testing or pressure—it’s about creating positive memories, nurturing a love of books, and spending quality time together.

What a perfect raining day for a movie session. The Years 3-5 enjoyed the movie Luca this afternoon. Lots of familiar Italian vocabulary, scenery and lifestyle.

The Premier’s Reading Challenge has now ended, and the students have had a wonderful reading adventure.
Thank you to the Premier’s Reading Challenge for sending the beautiful mini Dewey Wuppies this week.
They were handed to the first and second class to register, 5W and PPB and to the very first student to register, David in Year 3.
Thank you, Premier’s Reading Challenge, for another amazing 12 week reading journey. We are so proud to have 99% of the school register and logging in over 10,000 books. We can’t wait for the 2027 Premier’s Reading Challenge.

Wednesday our Year 6 leaders joined in the celebrations for the launch of LifeLink 2026 at Corpus Christi College.

The Premier’s Reading Challenge.
Congratulations to Aldrin in Year 4 who was chosen at random in the weekly prize draw and won a one month subscription to Audible.
The students are loving the Premier’s Reading Challenge.

Ocean Action in Art! 🌊♻️

The students of 1B worked together to create this colourful masterpiece using hundreds of plastic bottle lids collected through our school recycling hub. Through teamwork, creativity and a commitment to caring for our environment, they transformed recycled materials into a beautiful ocean-themed artwork. This project highlights the importance of reducing waste, reusing resources and protecting our oceans for future generations. Well done, 1B! 💙🐠🐢🌏

Today we acknowledged National Sorry Day and the beginning of National Reconciliation Week with a special school assembly. Together, we reflected on the importance of reconciliation, respect, and strengthening relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the wider community.