Why choose us?
Contemporary learning at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Primary School Kingsgrove inspires and challenges all students to strive for excellence through an empowering and enriching curriculum.
Our passionate teachers are committed to working collaboratively with each student to ignite a love of lifelong learning that actively shapes their future as responsible leaders and global citizens.
Principal’s Message
The history of the Our Lady of Fatima Parish began in 1948 when Fr Eamon Clune, an enthusiastic Irish priest, was appointed to the new Parish of Kingsgrove-Bexley North.
On 13 March 1949, the foundation stone for Our Lady of Fatima Parish Church was laid by Cardinal Gilroy. Soon after, in 1951, Fr Clune galvanised support from the community for the building of a parish primary school. Fr Clune arranged for the Ursuline sisters currently teaching at St. Bernadette’s, Bexley North to close their school and relocate their students to the new parish school in Shaw Street, Kingsgrove.
On 27 January 1953, the feast day of St Angela Merici, Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Primary School opened with approximately 300 girls and boys from Kindergarten to Year 2. The founding principal was Sister Loreto Cleary Osu. By 1956 the school population totalled 500 students, with 108 in Kindergarten. This was the first year that a Year 6 class finished their primary schooling at Our Lady of Fatima.
Our Motto: Serviam
Vision: Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Primary School Kingsgrove is a Christ-centred community committed to:
Others
Learning
Faith
Mission: Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Primary School Kingsgrove is called to:
Serve Others
Love Learning
Live our Faith
Values:
Respect
Collaboration
Excellence
Our Lady of Fatima Kingsgrove
A; 89 Shaw Street Kingsgrove NSW 2208
P: (02) 9150 9665
E: info@olfkingsgrove.org.au
W: olfkingsgrove.org.au
The school is an active and important ministry of the local parish, Our Lady of Fatima Kingsgrove. The parish priest, Fr Casey, takes a keen interest in the school and its positive impact on the families and the faith community. Fr George is the assistant priest. .
Sacramental preparation is parish-based. Students from the school receive the Sacraments of Penance, Eucharist, and Confirmation, covering the relevant Sacramental units of work in class and participating in home group sessions run by parents.
