Rosary School

On Wednesday, our talented Year 5/6 Rosary Choir students participated in the Catholic Schools Music Festival Hub Assessment.

Joining students from 5 other Catholic schools, they formed a massed choir and spent the day rehearsing festival songs and choreography under the guidance of Choir Director Denise. This was an important step in preparing for their Combined Rehearsal and Final Performance later in Term 3.

We are incredibly proud of their effort, enthusiasm and commitment. Congratulations to all students on a fantastic achievement! 🎵👏✨

🌟 Year 2 News 🌟

Our Year 2 students have had a fantastic Term 2 so far - from showing teamwork and sportsmanship at Sports Day to creating engaging narratives in Literacy and learning about kindness, empathy and respectful relationships in Health, it has been a term full of learning, growth and new experiences.

Enjoy your long weekend & we'll see you all back at school Tuesday! 😃

The Year 6 students have been learning about the Solar System and the importance of the Sun. ☀️🪐

This week the students were busy designing and building their solar system models in groups to demonstrate the way in which the planets orbit the sun. They were highly engaged, collaborated and showed great creativity. ✨

✨ Year 3 News ✨

Our Year 3 students have been busy learning, creating and growing! From observing the life cycle of monarch butterflies and creating vibrant abstract portraits inspired by Sandra Silberzweig, to exploring grammar through the magical story of Matilda, there has been plenty of excitement in the classrooms. 🦋📚

As part of our faith journey, students have also been exploring the Dominican Pillar of Prayer, creating a beautiful class prayer garden filled with prayers for their friends. 🌼🙏

We are so proud of the way our Year 3 students are embracing their growing leadership role within our school community.

🧡 Reconciliation Day & Harmony Day 🧡

Today, our Rosary community came together to celebrate Reconciliation Day and Harmony Day - a special opportunity to recognise inclusion, respect, belonging and the rich diversity within our school community.

Students proudly wore a touch of orange or cultural dress as we reflected on reconciliation with Australia’s First Peoples and celebrated the many cultures that make our community so special.

Through our Dominican theme, Living the Dominican Spirit: All in, everyone belongs, we are reminded that everyone is welcomed, valued and encouraged to shine. ✨