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Aquinas College isn’t just about academic excellence: it’s also a warm, welcoming environment for tertiary students from across the state and country.
In a rapidly changing world, equipping today’s students with the technological skills of tomorrow is more important than ever – and Catholic Education is rising to the challenge.
Three Catholic schools have been named among the finalists in the 2021 SA Training Awards.
The annual awards celebrate excellence in Vocational Education and Training (VET) and acknowledge the achievements of the best and brightest students, trainers, training providers, schools and employers in South Australia.
This year, Caritas College in Port Augusta celebrates 150 years of continuous Catholic education in the Josephite tradition.
2021 also sees the end of a 150-year continuous residential presence of Josephite Sisters in Port Augusta – the longest anywhere in Australia.
A student-led project at St Francis of Assisi has sparked a passion for nature and the environment.
For students at St Martin’s Greenacres, learning Auslan is about more than communication.
For almost two centuries, Catholic Education South Australia has been producing thriving, caring and compassionate people – and there’s more to come
St Paul’s College, Gilles Plains has been announced as one of nine prize winners in the inaugural Andy Thomas Space Foundation Schools Challenge.
The Challenge encourages Years 7, 8 or 9 students in South Australian schools to create a project highlighting the importance and potential use of space technology in addressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
St Pauls was awarded $5,000 to implement their proposed idea of exploring how space technology of vertical farming could help the people of Mangaran, a remote Indonesian village.
As South Australians experience another lockdown, Catholic Education SA is working hard to support the students who attend every one of its 101 schools.
“We will continue to get through this pandemic together,” said Dr Neil McGoran, Director, Catholic Education South Australia.
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