
Schools celebrate Catholic Education Week

Discover your local
Catholic school during
Catholic Schools
Open Week
August 4-10
Seventeen SA Catholic schools have been recognised for the high gains achieved by students in their NAPLAN scores!
Local Christian Brothers College student Daniel Malcolm is one of 120 Year 11 and 12 students selected to participate in the 22nd National Schools Constitutional Convention, being held at The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House in Canberra from 15 - 17 March 2017.
Over 50 parents and their children from Holy Family Catholic School attended a recent workshop to demonstrate the use of their child’s Macbook for learning.
This year’s group of Mini Vinnies from St Francis of Assisi will play a major part in raising funds for the St Vincent de Paul Society by co-ordinating school fundraising events...
As the 50th case study of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse unfolds, Adelaide’s Vicar General Father Philip Marshall has apologised to all those who suffered directly or indirectly as a result of abuse within the Church...
A gathering to celebrate Mass and acknowledge the Marist Bicentenary.
Catholic youth radio celebrated it’s ‘night of nights’ with the 3rd annual Arch D Radio Awards
Today Cardijn College hosted celebration to Launch of Project Compassion for the lenten period of 2017, on behalf of the Southern Vales Region...
Sacred Places Art by Loreto girls exhibited at Catholic Education Office - Exhibiting student art celebrates the fresh perspectives of young minds and the future they represent.
The recent Australia Day celebrations are a focal point for many proud Aussies but for Paul Vasileff they were particularly special as he was announced the 2017 Young Australian of the Year.
Seventeen SA Catholic schools have been recognised for the high gains achieved by students in their NAPLAN scores!
A gathering to celebrate Mass and acknowledge the Marist Bicentenary.
Local Christian Brothers College student Daniel Malcolm is one of 120 Year 11 and 12 students selected to participate in the 22nd National Schools Constitutional Convention, being held at The Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House in Canberra from 15 - 17 March 2017.
Catholic youth radio celebrated it’s ‘night of nights’ with the 3rd annual Arch D Radio Awards
Over 50 parents and their children from Holy Family Catholic School attended a recent workshop to demonstrate the use of their child’s Macbook for learning.
Today Cardijn College hosted celebration to Launch of Project Compassion for the lenten period of 2017, on behalf of the Southern Vales Region...
This year’s group of Mini Vinnies from St Francis of Assisi will play a major part in raising funds for the St Vincent de Paul Society by co-ordinating school fundraising events...
Sacred Places Art by Loreto girls exhibited at Catholic Education Office - Exhibiting student art celebrates the fresh perspectives of young minds and the future they represent.
As the 50th case study of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse unfolds, Adelaide’s Vicar General Father Philip Marshall has apologised to all those who suffered directly or indirectly as a result of abuse within the Church...
The recent Australia Day celebrations are a focal point for many proud Aussies but for Paul Vasileff they were particularly special as he was announced the 2017 Young Australian of the Year.