Our Lady of Lourdes celebrated Father’s Day with a breakfast on Friday morning, with attending dads and kids treated to veritable feast.
Thank you to everyone who helped prepare the breakfast. It was great to se so many in attendance. Thank you too, to all those that helped with the Father’s Day Stall.
We really appreciate all the support of our wonderful parents and we hope all the days felt loved and appreciated on Father’s Day.
Our Lady of Lourdes Primary Baulkham Hills
www.ololbhills.catholic.edu.au
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01 Jul 2025
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We're absolutely bursting with pride for our Principal's Award and Citizenship Award recipients! These incredible students truly lead by example and are shining stars in our school community.![1064353905193300_1362527478709273-1]()
01 Jul 2025
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Congratulations to our Athletics Carnival Age Champions, who were simply field-tastic! You ran a great race and truly hurdled all expectations. Well done, champions!
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01 Jul 2025
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We're absolutely bursting with pride for our Principal's Award and Citizenship Award recipients! These incredible students truly lead by example and are shining stars in our school community.
01 Jul 2025
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Congratulations to our Athletics Carnival Age Champions, who were simply field-tastic! You ran a great race and truly hurdled all expectations. Well done, champions!
29 Jun 2025
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We certainly didn't hit the snooze button for our Pyjama Day, in solidarity with the Vinnies Winter Appeal. Coinciding with the Feast of the Sacred Heart, our community showed their generosity and love through the countless donations to help those in our community. Well done to our Faith in Action Team, who organised a great (and cosy) day to support the people who may not be ask lucky as we are.
29 Jun 2025
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Week 10 at OLOL. Such a busy term of learning comes to an end. Wishing everyone an enjoyable holiday!
26 Jun 2025
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Year 3 went to Lane Cove National Park for a day of learning about the Aboriginal and First Contacts as part of their History unit. Students made canoes using natural resources along the way. They tested them out to see if they floated. Along the hike, they shared stories about the First Contact People. Year 3 saw the remnants of what would have been a shell midden. Lines and dots were placed across our hands to connect us to country. Students were able to try and make spears by placing the sticks and rubbing them across the sandstone rocks, as well as some twining and weaving.
20 Jun 2025
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Get ready to be persuaded! Our amazing Year 4 students have been hard at work crafting convincing arguments for the world's most useless products! You won't believe the lengths they've gone to make these pointless products sound absolutely essential. We're so proud of their pen-tastic writing skills! Which "useless" invention do you think would be the hardest to sell?
19 Jun 2025
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Our Year 1 students had a toad-ally awesome time at the Hills Shire Library Frog Club! They were hoppy to learn more about reading and how important it is. It was a fantastic way to encourage their love for reading, proving that books can help you leap into new worlds of knowledge! We hope this experience helps them ribbit through more books this year!
19 Jun 2025
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Our Faith in Action Team are leading our Vinnies Winter Appeal initiative. On Friday 27th June, we invite our students to wear their pyjamas and bring in a donation to support those less fortunate in our community. Every item makes a difference in the lives of our most vulnerable. Let’s show the power of compassion this winter!
12 Jun 2025
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What a track-tacular day at the OLOL Athletics Carnival! Our students really sprang into action, and honestly, their energy was so high, it was hard to hurdle the excitement. We are proud of all the students who all ran the good race and made it a truly leg-endary day!
08 Jun 2025
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As a school, we have explored the Pope's encyclical 'Laudato Si'. This asks us how we can care for our world to make sure we can celebrate and be thankful for the beauty we see every day. Year 2 have done a great job in learning more about what it means to care for our common home.