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The achievements of students with disability in their final year of school have been celebrated at the 2021 Barkuma Transition Program Graduation Ceremony.
The event is the culmination of Barkuma's 12 month program designed to assist final year students with disability and learning difficulties to make the smooth transition from school to future pathways.
The majority of students enrolled in the Program attend Catholic schools.
Congratulations to the eleven Catholic school students who were among 29 to receive commendations in 2021.
The Governor of South Australia Commendation recognises excellence in Year 12 SACE subjects, and in the qualities young people need for community life, citizenship, and work.
Catholic Education South Australia congratulates the “Class of 2021” on their outstanding SACE results. 3,403 Catholic school graduates from across 33 Catholic Schools have obtained their SACE, with a completion rate of 99.3%.
Year 12 can be a juggle at the best of times, but Year 12 student Shantae Barnes-Cowan from Samaritan College, Whyalla has taken multi-tasking during her last year of schooling to a whole new level.
The 18-year-old actress, who is an Adnyamathanha woman from Whyalla, has filmed two movies and a mini-series on sets in Queensland, Western Australia, Coober Pedy and Adelaide while completing her Year 12 studies!
Three Year 12 Catholic school students have been awarded a 2021 Student Citizenship Award by the Order of Australia Association, South Australia Branch, for their contribution to citizenship in South Australia. The students were presented to the Governor of South Australia, Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC at Government House on November 29.
Congratulations to the very artistic mid-year Reception class at St Joseph’s School, Tranmere for winning the State prize in the CBCA and Royal Australian Mint 2021 Animalia competition.
Each student from the winning class received an Animalia themed library bag and a limited-edition 35th Anniversary of Animalia 20 cent coloured uncirculated coin.
World Teachers Day, celebrated in Australia on October 29, offers a chance to celebrate the bright future of teaching and thank Australia’s teachers for all they do.
As part of the annual World Teachers’ Day celebrations, Educators SA presents a range of awards at a gala evening where the achievements of outstanding educators are recognised and celebrated.
At this year's awards, of the 16 major awards available, four went to educators in Catholic schools.
17 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Year 12 students have been recognised for completing their schooling in Catholic Education.
The students from eight Catholic schools were awarded at a Graduation Ceremony at the Art Gallery of South Australia, the cultural hub of Tarnanthi 2021, a nationwide celebration of First Nations art and culture.
SA Health is running pop-up vaccination clinics at a number of schools across metropolitan and regional areas.
Some of these schools are hosting community clinics that are open to the wider public.
These are walk-in clinics – no appointment is necessary.
Gleeson College proudly unveiled their beautiful new Reconciliation Journey Mural to their community on the first day of Term 4.
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