To the Greater Glory of God
ST JOSEPH'S SCHOOL
St Joseph's Primary School was established in 1953. The first teachers were the Sisters of St Joseph.
Initial enrolment of the school was 75 pupils. The Sisters of St Joseph withdrew at the end of 1979. Extensions to the school buildings were officially opened in 1972.
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Further major redevelopment took place during 2003/4 with a new classroom block and extensive renewal/renovation of classrooms and grounds. The completed project was blessed and opened by Cardinal George Pell on 2 September 2004.
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St Joseph's School is a Parish Primary School which is an integral part of the local Catholic Community. We promote values and attitudes which will enhance the growth and development of the Parish Community which includes the school.
St Joseph's School is a part of the Sydney Archdiocesan System of Catholic Schools and is accountable to the Government for provision of regular and efficient programs for the students. General governance is delegated to the Catholic Education Office, Sydney.
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To visit the school's website, please click here...
Parish News
St Joseph's Parish Bulletin
is emailed each week. To receive a copy, sign up here.​
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Mass at St Joseph's Parish is live-streamed on YouTube by following this link: bit.ly/stjoatley
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Please refer to the Sacramental Dates 2024 tab above or the link below for recent announcements to Sacramental dates 2024.
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St Vincent de Paul
Last financial year the St Joseph's Oatley St Vincent de Paul Conference made around 60 home and nursing home visits and provided financial assistance to the sick, lonely and needy. The conference appreciates the support of Father John, the St Joseph’s School community, and all our benefactors in the parish. Meetings take place in the Marian Hall once each month (usually on a Tuesday morning) on a date that is published in the Upcoming Events section of the Parish Bulletin. Parishioners are always most welcome to attend.
Be part of the St Vincent de Paul Society's Good Works. Is there a desire in you to do something more? Would you like to reach out to those in need? Our local St Vincent de Paul Society conference is seeking new members to join them in their work of serving the disadvantaged and vulnerable members of our community. Men and women of all ages are welcome to join us. For further information contact: Sue Vit on 0407 291 722.
