Today is Blessed Edmund Rice Day. Across the school, children took part in activities to celebrate the day and the mission of Edmund Rice, which was giving back to the community.

This morning some of those Primary senior students travelled to Catholic Healthcare nursing home, MacKillop House in Norwest, with Ms Cashmore to deliver the 7 bags of Easter goodies to the 90+ residents.

On Thursday 30th March St Gabriel's students participated in The Big Veggie Crunch! It was great to see so many students reaching for their veggies or trying something new.

Our coffee machine arrived for the VET students, thanks to the generous support of Castle Hill RSL Group.

Year 10 students have been studying landscapes in Art and went on an excursion to further their learning.

St Gabriel’s Speech Pathologist, Lauren Nirsimloo, guest presents the Speech Pathology Australia Podcast, and chats with Dr. Michelle Swift about Cluttering.

Yesterday was Harmony Day - a day that celebrates diversity (something very close to our heart at St Gabriel's) and cultural respect for everyone who calls Australia home.

3/d have been learning about shapes and discovering all different kinds of 3D shapes in their environment.

Our morning tea stall, raising money for will go to Caritas Australia Project Compassion campaign.

We celebrated Shrove Tuesday with pancakes and milkshakes for recess and by raising money for charity.

City North Men’s Shed representatives visited to donate some things to the school.

Celebrating Welcome Mass and also the induction of our 2023 School Leaders.

We've put together this video Yearbook of 2022 to remember just a few of the moments from the year that was. Get a cuppa, sit back and enjoy.

St Gabriel’s students, staff and the wider community were filled with seasonal spirit at our inaugural Christmas Family Fun Night on Wednesday.

On Thursday, Year 6 attending a Surf Swim day at Manly Beach. This was an amazing day, filled with different activities and the weather was just perfect.

Parents and carers from Mount Sion house brought in cakes and treats for a cupcake stall and the house captains and some house students managed the stall to raise money money for a cause.

The Primary students are studying our First Nations celebrations as part of their integrated unit. A few weeks ago they had an incursion and "the best day ever"!

As part of our charity sleep in, the students have been wrapping handmade blankets and other gifts for local charities and nursing homes, as well as making meals for the homeless.

On the 19th September we celebrated our school's centenary year. It was a beautiful, sunny day at St Patrick's Cathedral, Parramatta, with a Mass celebrated by Bishop Vincent Long O.F.M Conv, followed by an Afternoon Tea.