St Pius X Catholic Parish Primary School Unanderra
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Cummins Street
Unanderra NSW 2526
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Email: info@spxudow.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 4271 3550
Fax: 02 4272 2954

SPORT NEWS

SPORT NEWS

Congratulations to the following students on their selection into Wollongong Diocesan Sporting teams:

Zachary O’Brien (Touch Football)

Marlee Minns and Emmett Turner and Vitaliy Riznyk (Hockey)

Best of luck for the upcoming Mackillop trials.

Good luck to the following students trialling for Wollongong on Thursday and Friday for Netball and Rugby League

Aaliyah Harb, Zoe Smith, Addison McPherson (Netball)

Tom Fischer, Zachary O’Brien, PJ Pedron, Isaac Llamas (Rugby League)

South Coast Swimming Carnival – 2024

On Tuesday, 5th March 2024, 16 students from St Pius X attended the South Coast Swimming Carnival at Corrimal Pool.

All students put in their best effort which was a wonderful display of dedication and sportsmanship. Their excellent behaviour resulted in an enjoyable day for everyone involved.

Thank you to Ms Shea and Mrs Suartama for their assistamce and all of the parents for their wonderful support throughout the day.

Six students from St Pius X have successfully qualified for the Diocesan Swimming Trials to be held next Monday 11th March, 2024 at Corrimal Swimming Pool.

Big congratulations to Addison McPherson who placed 3rd overall in the Senior Girls Division.

The following students will attend the Diocesan Swimming Trials:

- Addison McPherson – 100m Freestyle, 50m Freestyle, 50m Breastroke and 50m Backstroke.

- Mariah Said – 50m Freestyle

- Tom Fischer – 50m Backstroke

- Bronte Chinnock – 50m Backstroke

- Cael Chinnock – 50m Butterfly

- Madision Halcrow – 50m Butterfly

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Road Safety Reminders

School drop off

A reminder that the school opens for supervision from 8.20am. Parents must supervise their children until the front gate opens. 

When using the kiss and drop zone please stop your car at the sign beside the large tree (see photo) and beware of the crossing ahead along with cars pulling out around you. 

Road Safety Tip #3 

Most journeys to and from school are in peak hours

Roads are full of people and vehicles. The roads around schools are busy places and can make the journey to school hazardous. Always closely and actively supervise your child. Hold hands together when walking on the footpath and crossing the road. You should do this until they are at least ten years old.