Catholic College opens brand new facilities in Adelaide Hills
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Students at Saint David's School Tea Tree Gully have placed second in the country at a nationwide times tables competition known as 'Oz Rocks 2021'!
Three graduates of South Australian Catholic schools have been awarded scholarships from the Playford Trust.
The Trust works to support outstanding students from regional SA who intend to enrol as undergraduates to study science, technology, engineering or mathematics subjects at one of the State’s three universities.
Out of the six regional science and engineering scholarships awarded by the Playford Trust this year, three recipients were from Catholic schools.
Congratulations to Renee Rees who was recently awarded Lead Teacher Certification by the Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL) - the Cardijn College teacher was recognised at a ceremony held last month.
Staff from Catholic Education South Australia, including educators from our schools, will be available at the Pregnancy, Babies and Children’s Expo at the Adelaide Showground at Wayville on Saturday April 17 and Sunday April 18.
The South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools (SACCS) has announced a number of initiatives of designed to reduce the financial burden on families.
Parents, teachers and staff are invited to share their insights through a new survey focused on gifted students and gifted education.
Reception students who join a 2021 mid-year intake at a Catholic school will get free tuition in Terms 3 and 4.
The proposed new Catholic Special Assistance School in the northern suburbs of Adelaide has been named.
The fee-free, co-educational learning village for young people aged 17 to 24 will be known as Compass Catholic Community.
Opening at Davoren Park in January 2022, Compass Catholic Community will work with young people in the Playford area to engage with new opportunities for learning, work and community participation to support their wellbeing, needs and aspirations.
School of the Nativity, Aberfoyle Park is partnering with Flinders University in a unique digital technologies project.
Year 5, 6 and 7 students and staff will have the opportunity to learn about and use digital technologies to create their very own movie trailer in ‘The Void’ at Flinders University – SA’s largest motion capture and VR lab.
The site that is becoming St Francis of Assisi College, the new Years 7 to 12 Catholic secondary school for the Riverland has been officially blessed and welcomed into the Riverland community.
As the preliminary earthworks continue, a group gathering was held on the site, with Bishop Karol Kulczycki SDS, Bishop of Port Pirie blessing the land and aboriginal elder Howard ‘Barney’ Lindsay conducting a traditional smoking ceremony.
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