On Wednesday, 9 students from St Oliver’s competed at the Cumberland Zone swimming carnival at Mount Druitt pool.
Students competed in various events and congratulations to Alexa who finished 3rd overall in the Junior Girls Butterfly.
Well done to Erik, Aiko, Mathieu, Lili, Erin, Alexa, Manrangi, Galadriel and Olivier who showed great team spirit representing St Oliver's.
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20 Mar 2026
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This week students from Years 2-6 ran in the St. Oliver's Cross Country. Our students had fun and many qualified for the next Diocesan Country Country, which will be in Term 2 at Eastern Creek.
20 Mar 2026
From Facebook
🧡 Harmony Day 2026 🧡 Today our school community celebrated Harmony Day. Students enjoyed listening to our guest speaker David Roberts, coming together in prayer and participating in the water walk. May today be a reminder of how fortunate we are at St Oliver’s to be able to celebrate the cultural diversity, inclusiveness and respect we have in our school community. 🧡 Happy Harmony Day to everyone 🧡
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20 Mar 2026
From Facebook
This week students from Years 2-6 ran in the St. Oliver's Cross Country. Our students had fun and many qualified for the next Diocesan Country Country, which will be in Term 2 at Eastern Creek.
20 Mar 2026
From Facebook
🧡 Harmony Day 2026 🧡 Today our school community celebrated Harmony Day. Students enjoyed listening to our guest speaker David Roberts, coming together in prayer and participating in the water walk. May today be a reminder of how fortunate we are at St Oliver’s to be able to celebrate the cultural diversity, inclusiveness and respect we have in our school community. 🧡 Happy Harmony Day to everyone 🧡
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Western Sydney Catholic Schools hold the phone
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Commitment to Close the Gap clear for Western Sydney Catholic schools
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