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A new outdoor learning area has won St Francis de Sales College, Mount Barker national recognition for innovation and excellence in learning.
A CESA-funded environmental initiative at St Anthony’s School, Edwardstown is helping young students and older members of their local parish to blossom.
Choosing a school for your child is one of the biggest decisions you make as a parent. In South Australia, families have a wide range of schooling options, including a Catholic Education.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) is making it easy to explore the benefits of a Catholic education by opening the doors at its 103 Catholic schools across SA during its annual Catholic Schools Open Week.
For the past five years, Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) director Dr Neil McGoran has had a vision: to provide an education system that recognises each young person’s individual talents and abilities and helps them to thrive.
St Michael’s College, Henley Beach has opened its doors – and arms – to refugee children and their families in need, offering hope and opportunities to a new generation of children coming to Australia from across the globe.
Students at Holy Family Catholic School, Parafield Gardens are in the perfect space for engineering their educational pathways into jobs of the future.
The school offers a strong STEM education focus, with a recently established Design Lab enabling students to engage in STEM studies.
Innovative students from across the state have come together for the annual CESA STEM MAD Showcase.
Held on August 12 at the Adelaide Convention Centre, the event saw its highest participation ever, with over 35 submissions culminating in student teams from eleven Catholic schools showcasing their STEM innovations.
Did you know that Catholic Education SA currently offers 54 Supported Playgroups located in our Catholic schools across SA?
Each one is available to and welcomes children aged birth to five, and their families from their local community.
Choosing a career can be daunting but these three young Catholic Education students already have their sights set firmly on their future.
Two Catholic schools have participated in an educational program in partnership with SA Water and Makers Empire, with one school named as winners at the project showcase.
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