Thank you to all the Parents, Grandparents and Friends who came along to our 40th birthday celebration on the last week of term!
It was a great day and the students and staff enjoyed celebrating as a school community. Many ex-students came to celebrate our 40-year celebrations sharing fond memories of their schooling at Good Shepard primary.
The school was established in 1979 with just 23 students by the Capuchin Franciscan Friars and administered by the Poor Clare Sisters being lead by the original Principal was Sr Julian Heath.
Since then the fantastic school community has come a long way, growing its vast multicultural roots, now with more than 780 children and 66 staff members!
The school continues to have exceptional educators as well as students continuing to have a positive school community growing together as each student continues their learning journey.
Good Shepherd Primary Plumpton
www.gsplumpton.catholic.edu.au
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31 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Crazy Hair Day Fundraiser! Yesterday, Good Shepherd students came to school with their craziest hair styles, to help fundraise for our Parent Group! The creativity that we saw was incredible. Well done to the students (and the very clever parents) who participated in this fun day.
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31 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Crazy Hair Day Fundraiser! Yesterday, Good Shepherd students came to school with their craziest hair styles, to help fundraise for our Parent Group! The creativity that we saw was incredible. Well done to the students (and the very clever parents) who participated in this fun day.
30 Jul 2026
From Facebook
30 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to our amazing athletes at Good Shepherd! On Monday, we celebrated some of the recent achievements of our athletes at Good Shepherd. Our athletics age champions received their medals, and our touch football teams were acknowledged for their participation in the Touch Football Gala Day, held last week. A special congratulations to our Stage 3 Boys Touch Football Team, who won the event held last Friday! Thank you to our brilliant teachers who train and support the students at these events.
24 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Term 3 is off to a great start! It was wonderful seeing our students back at school this week and having fun with their friends on the playground.
22 Jul 2026
From Facebook
21 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Welcome back to school everyone! We are looking forward to another terrific term of learning and friendship at Good Shepherd Catholic School 📗✏️❤️
17 Jul 2026
What's It Really Like to Send Your Kid to a Catholic School?
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.
17 Jul 2026
From Facebook
We hope everyone has had a lovely break and are looking forward to seeing all our students back at school on Tuesday!
10 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Sporting Superstars at Good Shepherd! ⭐️ We have some incredible athletes at Good Shepherd. Here are just some of the recent sporting achievements by our students. Congratulations to: 🎖️ Elias and Raphael, who recently represented our school at the NSWCPS Cross Country Championships 🎖️Abel on his selection in the MacKillop Rugby Team 🎖️Elizabeth and Levae for securing first place in the Nepean Oztag Winter Competition 🎖️Jackson for competing in and winning the Junior Oztag State Championships 🎖️Vita for being named Captain of the Under 12 Boys Parramatta Diocese Rugby League Team We are so proud of you!
08 Jul 2026
From Facebook
Our Primary Athletics Carnival was this time last week! 🥇🥈🥉 We were so lucky that the weather held off and we were able to run races, compete long jump, high jump, shot put and discus, with a few extra activities thrown in for fun. Well done to our super (fast) students and thank you to the families who were able to join us.
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.