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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02 Jun 2025
From Facebook
π Honey Bee Program π Over the past two weeks, our Year 5 students have been exploring contemporary Indigenous dance movements with the Honey Bee program. They have been guided by Aboriginal artists from the Jannawi Dance Clan to create a dance that represents the story of the Honey Bee's diet, habitat and life cycle. It's been an enriching experience for our Year 5 students and teachers, immersing themselves in Aboriginal culture and learning about the important role of music, props and language in storytelling.![690469746197715_1224453306132687-1]()
23 May 2025
From Facebook
ππ¦ΈββοΈ Princesses and Superheroes for Monique π¦ΈββοΈπ On Tuesday, our school was filled with superheroes, princesses, and everyday champions as students and staff dressed up and donated to support our brave Year 3 student, Monique, who is currently battling leukemia. In addition to their gold coin donations, our students spent time creating beautiful letters, drawings, and heartfelt notes to send love, encouragement, and smiles to Monique. ππ¨ Thank you to our incredible school community for coming together with such kindness and courage. We are all behind you, Monique!
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02 Jun 2025
From Facebook
π Honey Bee Program π Over the past two weeks, our Year 5 students have been exploring contemporary Indigenous dance movements with the Honey Bee program. They have been guided by Aboriginal artists from the Jannawi Dance Clan to create a dance that represents the story of the Honey Bee's diet, habitat and life cycle. It's been an enriching experience for our Year 5 students and teachers, immersing themselves in Aboriginal culture and learning about the important role of music, props and language in storytelling.
23 May 2025
From Facebook
ππ¦ΈββοΈ Princesses and Superheroes for Monique π¦ΈββοΈπ On Tuesday, our school was filled with superheroes, princesses, and everyday champions as students and staff dressed up and donated to support our brave Year 3 student, Monique, who is currently battling leukemia. In addition to their gold coin donations, our students spent time creating beautiful letters, drawings, and heartfelt notes to send love, encouragement, and smiles to Monique. ππ¨ Thank you to our incredible school community for coming together with such kindness and courage. We are all behind you, Monique!
21 May 2025
From Facebook
πββοΈ Diocesan Cross Country π Last week, our Cross Country team represented our school at the Diocesan Cross Country Carnival, held at Sydney Motorsport Park. Each student showed great determination as they took on the 2km or 3km course. Well done to all our runners for their effort, endurance and commitment on the day. Congratulations to Bella and Michael from Year 4 who have qualified for the NSWCCCCPS Cross Country event on Wednesday, 11 June at the Sydney Equestrian Centre. Thank you to Mrs. Mammoliti, Mrs. Babela, Mrs. Vivaldo and Mr. Escandor for their support and contributions on the day!
