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Aquinas Catholic College, Menai11 hours ago

Congratulations Kyla (10 La Salle) who has been selected to represent Australia at the Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships in Pesaro, Italy in September.
The World Championships are the pinnacle of Kyla's sport and to be able to represent Australia, alongside her Trio SKKY teammates on the world stage is an incredible achievement.
Should you wish to help Kyla raise funds to get there please go to her fundraising page:
https://asf.org.au/campaigns/kyla-santos/support-kyla-santos-skky--trio-skky--acrogym--aus-senior-athlete

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Aquinas Catholic College, Menai14 hours ago

Yesterday 70 students attended Sydney Catholic Schools Conference 3 Athletics Carnival at Sydney Park. Congratulations to all the students for their efforts and support of each other.
Detailed results of the carnival will be published in our next school newsletter.
We wish all the students who have progressed to the next level next Friday afternoon the best of luck!

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Aquinas Catholic College, Menai1 day ago

This week is Bullying No Way Week and this year's theme is "Small Acts, Big Impact. The national week of action unites government, Catholic and independent schools across the country, inspiring practical solutions to prevent bullying in our school communities.
This week our students have been involved in various presentations, discussions and activities during morning Pastoral including constructing a "Chain of Kindness" which is currently on display in the library.

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Aquinas Catholic College, Menai3 days ago

Recently twenty-five Year 7,8 and 9 students attended the annual Sydney Catholic Schools Evangelisation Day at Mount Saint Joseph's College, Milperra.
The theme of the day was "Trust in the Lord for true Peace and Strength". Students had the opportunity to connect, share, and be renewed in their mission while meeting and connecting with students from a range of schools who share in our Catholic faith.
Special thanks to Mr Abel for accompanying the students on the day.

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Aquinas Catholic College, Menai4 days ago

What has been coming into view is now revealed. ✨

As a part of the Sydney Catholic Schools community, we are all united by a shared mission to provide Catholic education deeply anchored in faith, marked by educational excellence and accessible to all who seek it.

Inspired by the beauty and symmetry of the rose window of St Mary’s Cathedral, the new Sydney Catholic Schools logo shifts the focus from Sydney’s iconic landmarks to the spiritual heart of the Archdiocese which connects us.

It lives in our students, our staff and our families across Greater Sydney and is reflected in the way we learn and walk together.

With Christ at the centre of all that we do, this renewed expression reflects who we are as a community of communities, based in our traditions but looking boldly to the future.

Watch the story behind the new Sydney Catholic Schools identity. Discover more here: https://ow.ly/YwpY50ZAc9P

#SydneyCatholicSchools #Magis2033 #CatholicEducation #OurStory

_FINAL EDO SCS New Brand Launch 4455611012 CH - Captions (1).mp4

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Aquinas Catholic College, Menai7 days ago

Year 10 Elective History students have been studying Ancient civilisations; recently focusing on Ancient Japan. While studying Ancient Japan students looked at the art of Origami which isn’t just a craft but a quiet echo of Japan’s past, shaped by the same values of precision, patience, and beauty that guided samurai, artisans, and court culture.
History came to life as students folded history into their hands-
each crease becoming a link to traditions that have travelled centuries, reminding us that creativity has always been part of Japan’s legacy.
A simple paper crane becomes a bridge between modern classrooms and the elegance of ancient Japanese life.

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