Welcome to St Matthew’s School, Narrogin …

I am pleased to extend a warm welcome to past, present and prospective members of our school community.

Selecting a school is one of the most important decisions that a parent makes on their child’s behalf.

There are few things that will have more impact on a young person’s future than the quality of school they attend. At St Matthew’s, it is our belief that every child deserves the best start in life and we make it our purpose to provide just that for every child who enters our doors.

St Matthew’s is a place where minds are inspired, characters are formed and the traditions and values of the past are the foundation for the future.

Our school has a rich and proud history which began on Monday, 4th of February 1918 when the religious order, Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions, commenced Catholic education in the town. Since 1998, the school has been supported by the Sisters of the Order of the Servants of Mary, more commonly known as the Sisters of Servite Order.

Today St Matthew’s School is a vibrant and progressive school with 190 students in straight classes from 3 Year Old Kindy to Year 6. We are blessed to have highly skilled, committed and dedicated staff that provides a modern and dynamic school environment in which students are supported, engaged and extended.

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Term 1 – Week 9
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BusyBee and Garage Sale
A massive thank you to all of the families who contributed their time and/or resources to the BusyBee and Garage Sale on Saturday. Thanks to this amazing support, we were able to tidy our veggie gardens, refill our sandpit and prune the Pre-Primary and Centenary gardens. We were also able to successfully run our Garage Sale which raised over $300 for our Sustainability Projects, including our new chook pen. Any unsold items will be donated to charity.
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Parent Teacher Meetings
Each year, St Matthew’s School offers parents the opportunity to meet with their student’s class teachers to discuss their academic progress, share learning examples, and celebrate growth. 
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Stations of the Cross
As part of our Holy Week reflections next week, the upper primary classes will lead the school in the Stations of the Cross on Thursday 6 April. This will take place at 2:00pm. We encourage all of our parents to come and share this important service with us. Seating will be available for parents.
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Combined Schools ANZAC Day service
On Thursday 6 April, Years 3 to Year 5 students will attend the Combined Schools ANZAC Day service. This is an important time to reflect on the men and women of the armed forces and the sacrifices they have made so that we can enjoy lives of freedom. A sincere thank you to Mriss McCormack for preparing our Year 6 student representatives for this service.
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