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Readers are winners
Congratulations to our winners and all who entered the 2021/22 Executive Director's Summer Reading Challenge (EDSRC), it has been an incredible competition this year with a large number of entries.
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Nine former Patrician Brothers’ Blacktown students in Penrith Panthers Round 1 squad
They are the decade-long schoolmates flung together in the halves to kickstart Penrith’s anticipated premiership defence. Read more...
This HSC topper taught common Punjabi words to his schoolmates
Harkirat Singh, who topped the Punjabi subject in this year's New South Wales HSC, says he is proud to keep his language, faith and culture alive - all while studying at Patrician Brothers' Blacktown.
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2021 HSC school duxes reveal future plans
Top students from across the state — recognised as their school’s dux recipient — have revealed their plans post high school.
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‘Always be a learner and let your passion and enthusiasm shine’
Patrician Brothers' College Blacktown Principal Frank Chiment reflects on the challenges and triumphs of teaching. Read more...
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Students pledge action on the environment
Year 9 students from Catholic secondary schools across Western Sydney have met virtually to discuss what more they can do individually, and in their school communities, families and friendship groups to take action for environmental sustainability and care for the disadvantaged in Australia. Read more...
9 News: Football Factory
The Penrith Panthers' NRL Grand Final success owes much to the football factory that is Patrician Brothers College Blacktown. A sizable portion of the Premiership winning team hails from the CEDP school, renowned for turning schoolboys into superstars. Read more...
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More time to prepare for HSC exams
HSC students will be given more time to work on their major projects and to prepare for exams to reduce the impact of the current COVID-19 lockdown. Read more...
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HSC trial exams delayed by two weeks for more than 500 schools
Trial exams written by the CSSA - once known as the Catholic Secondary Schools Association - which are purchased and run by more than 500 Catholic, independent and public schools were due to begin on July 26 but have been delayed until August 9, system leaders were told late on Thursday. Read more...
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NAIDOC Week: a time for healing
With NAIDOC Week to be held during the July school holidays, several Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta schools got in early and held special events during the last weeks of Term 2. Read more...
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