What a fantastic night of fun and fundraising. Thank you to the parents, families, and staff of Mother Teresa Primary for coming together in a great community celebration.
We were able to raise over $3000.00 to go towards school resources including additional coding and robotic equipment and resources for the Investigative Play program.
The school would like to thank Mr Howayek for providing a great sound system and being a fantastic DJ on the night. Thanks to the Sleiman family for providing the coffee cart. Many thanks to the Nakad family for their very generous donations and support on the night.
Thanks to Wenty Leagues and Oz Fashions for their donations. Thanks to all of our families for their very generous donations of prizes for the Bingo and Raffles.
Mother Teresa Primary Westmead
www.motherteresawestmead.catholic.edu.au
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10 Jun 2026
From Facebook
πβ€οΈπ Last week, as part of Reconciliation Week, we were privileged to welcome Uncle Ted from Jarara Cultural Centre to our school. Students engaged in meaningful conversations, listened to stories, and deepened their understanding of Aboriginal culture, history, and the importance of reconciliation. It was a valuable opportunity to learn, reflect, and strengthen our commitment to walking together with respect, understanding, and unity. Thank you, Uncle Ted, for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with our school community. πΏπ€πβ€οΈ #ReconciliationWeek
04 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Year 4 have been exploring colour and blending techniques in Visual Arts as they experimented with creating beautiful blue gradient backgrounds π¨π Using different shades and smooth transitions, students then brought their artwork to life with vibrant poppies as the focal point πΊβ¨ Each piece showcased creativity, patience and a wonderful eye for detail. We are so proud of the artistic talent shining through in every masterpiece πποΈ
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10 Jun 2026
From Facebook
πβ€οΈπ Last week, as part of Reconciliation Week, we were privileged to welcome Uncle Ted from Jarara Cultural Centre to our school. Students engaged in meaningful conversations, listened to stories, and deepened their understanding of Aboriginal culture, history, and the importance of reconciliation. It was a valuable opportunity to learn, reflect, and strengthen our commitment to walking together with respect, understanding, and unity. Thank you, Uncle Ted, for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with our school community. πΏπ€πβ€οΈ #ReconciliationWeek
04 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Year 4 have been exploring colour and blending techniques in Visual Arts as they experimented with creating beautiful blue gradient backgrounds π¨π Using different shades and smooth transitions, students then brought their artwork to life with vibrant poppies as the focal point πΊβ¨ Each piece showcased creativity, patience and a wonderful eye for detail. We are so proud of the artistic talent shining through in every masterpiece πποΈ
04 Jun 2026
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03 Jun 2026
From Facebook
βIs it a fact or is it an opinion?β π€π Year 1 have been busy becoming detectives during reading groups as they explored different statements and worked together to decide whether they were facts or opinions. During writing, students confidently gave it a go by creating their own facts and opinions, sharing their ideas with enthusiasm and creativity βοΈπ
02 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Suitcases packed, tickets readyβ¦ Year 3 set off on The Impossible Journey πβ¨ Through their imaginative writing, students transported readers to faraway places filled with mystery, adventure and unexpected twists. Using detailed orientations, dramatic complications and clever resolutions, their stories came to life on the page. The creativity and imagination flowing through the classroom has been incredible! πππ
01 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Suitcases packed, tickets readyβ¦ Year 3 set off on The Impossible Journey πβ¨ Through their imaginative writing, students transported readers to faraway places filled with mystery, adventure and unexpected twists. Using detailed orientations, dramatic complications and clever resolutions, their stories came to life on the page. The creativity and imagination flowing through the classroom has been incredible! πππ
29 May 2026
From Facebook
Hi Mum and Dad, βI am a writer!β βοΈππ Year 2 were full of smiles this week, especially during writing time π Their faces reflected the pride they felt as they worked hard on their writing pieces about the Great Barrier Reef. Students explored ways to inform and engage their audience through the power of pencil and paper, creating some fantastic pieces of writing along the way! π’π
28 May 2026
From Facebook
Building confidence, creativity and courage one step at a time πβ¨ Our students had an amazing experience at the Captivate Public Workshop, stepping outside their comfort zones, developing performance skills and growing in confidence along the way ππ
27 May 2026
From Facebook
π Congratulations to our Week 6 award recipients! We are so proud of the effort, growth and positive attitude you continue to show each day π Keep up the amazing work! π
26 May 2026
From Facebook
Some more pics from last weekβs Dress Up Like Mrs Regan Day πβ€οΈβοΈ Safe to say everyone absolutely nailed the outfits! We loved seeing all the creativity, laughs and mini Mrs Regans around the school π«Ά
25 May 2026
From Facebook
Last week we celebrated Mrs Reganβs birthday ππ Safe to say we completely pulled off the surprise, with students and staff dressing just like Mrs Regan πβπ For those who may not know, Mrs Regan not only leads MTP, but also Sacred Heart Primary Westmead, while guiding the build of our brand new school community. Her leadership, care, support and dedication mean so much to our students, staff and families each and every day. We celebrate you every day, but it was so special to take a moment as a community to show just how grateful we are for all that you do β€οΈ We appreciate you, Mrs Regan!
21 May 2026
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Making music one note at a time π» Our Year 3 students have been developing their violin skills by learning to read musical notes and confidently play the B string. It has been wonderful to see their focus, persistence and growing confidence as young musicians! πΆ
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