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What's happening at Loreto
Latest news and events
Please note the following important dates for Enrolment events over the next few months. We look forward to seeing and meeting many new families. More...
This year is a huge milestone for us here at Loreto, as we celebrate 125 Years of Loreto Normanhurst, 125 Years of IBVM presence at Normanhurst and th… More...
We reflect on our celebration of 50 years of Music Festival this year and the role this event plays in our pastoral care program. More...
Ms Marina Ugonotti, Principal, spoke with the Educator magazine and discussed the plans for the new Boarding School and the benefits it will have for … More...
This week is National Boarding Week! Read about the different activities planned in celebration of Boarding at Loreto Normanhurst. More...
Two teachers from our history department presented at AISNSW History Teacher conferences last month where they shared the history department's approac… More...
The Loreto Normanhurst Cookbook is available now! Full of favourite recipes, special memories and historical anecdotes; find out how you can purchase … More...
April marked the culmination of our pilot partnership program with eHealth NSW. Two of the winning teams visited the eHealth NSW offices where they 'p… More...
We are excited to share with you our latest Master Plan update! Watch the video below for an update on progress of our 30 Year Master Plan and detail… More...
Our annual Open Day was held on 19 March and was a wonderful opportunity for our community to come together to showcase our school. More...
Acknowledgment of Country
We pay our respect to this ancient Land that breathed life 300 million years ago. A Land that extends from the ridgeline of the Blue Mountains across the soft sandstone plateau to the coast into the ocean. These ridgelines are the water catchment areas. It’s where the rain hits first and flows down into our rivers and creeks, rejuvenating the earth and filling waterholes and hanging swamps. A Land kissed by rainbows and home to the tall Blue Gums. We acknowledge this Land as mother to possums, lyrebirds, the laughing kookaburra, the tawny frogmouth and brush turkey. We recognise the deep cultural and spiritual connection of this Land to the peoples of this Country. We honour Elders, those past, present and emerging. We pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people within our community.
Artwork: Our Past, Her Future
by Lua Pellegrini, Class of 2019