We help every student shine!
At Mary Immaculate, we believe it is important for students to pursue interests to find what they are passionate about. We give them exposure to a range of exciting opportunities to unlock their creative potential, develop a talent or follow a passion.
We help every student shine!
Creative and performing arts
We encourage our students to explore their passions and talents. We have a range of opportunities available for students to participate in creative and performing arts activities and programs such as music, drama and dance.
Mary Immaculate students regularly perform at assemblies, events and eisteddfods. They can join our dance club, school choir and specialist music lessons. They also learn to perform songs in Auslan sign language.
Creative and performing arts
School sport
Sport is a valued part of a school’s curriculum, contributing to the development of the whole child by providing opportunities for social, physical, emotional and moral learning. Participation, enjoyment and skill development are the cornerstones of school sport. Representative pathways are also available through the Parramatta Diocesan Primary Schools Sports Council.
Extensive opportunities to participate in sports include:
- athletics, swimming and cross country carnivals
- sport gala days
- gymnastics
- football and cricket clinics
We are proud of our students’ success in representative sports including soccer, netball, golf, swimming and athletics.
School sport
Social justice
At Mary Immaculate, we strive to live by our school motto, "Love and Service." Through participation in campaigns for meaningful causes, students are inspired to work towards a fair and just world. Our Mini Vinnies group helps people in need in the spirit of the St Vincent de Paul Society. In recent years, students have participated in outreach and fundraising for the following organisations:
- Caritas Australia/Project Compassion
- Jesuit Refugee Services
- Catholic Mission
- St Vincent de Paul Society
- Jesuit Refugee Services
- Youth Off The Streets
Social justice
Excursions, camps and retreats
Every student loves to get out of the classroom and explore.
Our students benefit greatly from school trips where they are able to observe new things not available at school such as rare and exotic wildlife and plants, different cultures and the stories of our history. These experiences lead to deeper understanding of learning subjects.
Camps and retreats are also wonderful opportunities for students to develop independence, grow in faith, form strong friendships and make life-long memories!