On Wednesday, 6th December, we held our annual Swimming Carnival at Blacktown Aquatic Centre.
Stages 2 & 3 started the morning with a visit from Surf Life Saving Australia and Royal Life Saving Australia and discovered how to keep safe around beaches and inland waterways.
Congratulations to every student who participated in the races and cheering for their fellow students! The display of teamwork, sportsmanship and respect amongst all the students was fantastic to see and all should be proud of their effort.
House Captains led the teams well with cheers and team spirit being showing through in the enthusiastic cheers.
Thanks must go to the band of ready Parent Helpers who took on the roles of Time Keepers.
Thank you to the staff of OLOL for their dedication and involvement as House Patrons, Recorders and Officials.
HOUSE POINT RESULTS
- 1st - Green - 236 points 2nd - Blue - 208 points
- 3rd - Red - 196 points 4th - Gold - 134 points
AGE CHAMPIONS
- Senior Champions: Irene Suryathyo & Thomas Fahey
- Junior Champions: Ziva Surayathyo & Cameron Fahey
Our Lady of Lourdes Primary Seven Hills
www.ololshills.catholic.edu.au
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From Facebook
Congratulations to our students who proudly represented our school at the Parramatta Diocesan Cross Country Carnival. Students demonstrated outstanding effort, determination and sportsmanship as they competed against strong competition from across the diocese.Congratulations to Tyler.H who placed 7th out of 119 competitors, Levi.k who placed 8th out of 119 competitors and Divleen k who placed 8th out of 129 competitors.These students will now progress to compete at the MacKillop (NSWCPS) Cross Country Championships. Well done!
14 May 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to Matthew S. who proudly represented our school on Wednesday, 13th May at the MacKillop Softball Trials. Talented students from the dioceses of Parramatta, Sydney, Canberra, Goulburn, Wollongong and Wagga Wagga attended the trials. Matthew demonstrated great skill and determination throughout the day. We were very proud of the way he represented OLOL. Well done, Matthew!
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21 May 2026
From Facebook
Congratulations to our students who proudly represented our school at the Parramatta Diocesan Cross Country Carnival. Students demonstrated outstanding effort, determination and sportsmanship as they competed against strong competition from across the diocese.Congratulations to Tyler.H who placed 7th out of 119 competitors, Levi.k who placed 8th out of 119 competitors and Divleen k who placed 8th out of 129 competitors.These students will now progress to compete at the MacKillop (NSWCPS) Cross Country Championships. Well done!
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From Facebook
Congratulations to Matthew S. who proudly represented our school on Wednesday, 13th May at the MacKillop Softball Trials. Talented students from the dioceses of Parramatta, Sydney, Canberra, Goulburn, Wollongong and Wagga Wagga attended the trials. Matthew demonstrated great skill and determination throughout the day. We were very proud of the way he represented OLOL. Well done, Matthew!
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Today, on ANZAC Day, we proudly acknowledge our School Captains, Jessica and Sebastian, who represented our school at the Dawn Service at Seven Hills RSL alongside Mrs. Clynick. They attended with great respect and dignity, honouring the service and sacrifice of our ANZACs and represented our school community with immense pride. We also extend our sincere thanks to their families for supporting them and making it possible for them to attend at such an early hour. Lest we forget.
