Our Lady of Nativity is committed to creating a faith filled environment in which it kindles the flame in constant pursuit of growth for every child, according to principal Lisa Samojlowicz.
“We yearn for our children to be curious, confident, self motivated and excited learners who meet the challenges of being creative contributors and innovative problem solvers,” she said.
There is a famous quote “Education is a weapon whose effect depends on who holds it in his hands and at whom it is aimed.”
Together we can achieve this call to action, and I sleep well at night knowing that this “little’ community certainly is ‘monumental' in effecting the lives of our children, due to our commitment to work together: students, parents, teachers and community.
Let us always remember the “light’ we are and can be to others and appreciate the “light” others are to us.
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09 Jun 2026
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01 Jun 2026
From Facebook
๐ As we begin Week 7 of Term 2, the staff at OLN are dedicating this week to wellbeing, connection, and supporting one another. Each day will feature a special theme designed to inspire a sense of belonging, appreciation, calm, and renewal. In the midst of busy school life, taking time to care for ourselves and each other is so important. We are truly grateful for the wonderful team we work alongside every day and count our blessings to be part of such an amazing work family. Together, we continue to create a positive and supportive environment for our staff, students, and community. ๐ #OLN #StaffWellbeing #WorkFamily #Belonging #Appreciation #WellbeingWeek27 May 2026
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Wow! What an amazing few days for Stage 3. This morning after breakfast was time for more hanging around with High Ropes and then the Gorge Swing. A bite for lunch then back on the bus to be home around 2:30. The children have been so well behaved with great manners and have all challenged themselves achieving more than they thought they could.
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