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Governor inspires at Penshurst alma mater

Children at St Declan’s Catholic Primary School Penshurst have been encouraged to follow their dreams by one of their school’s most accomplished alumni.

Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley, Governor of NSW, visited her alma mater on 25 October to speak to students, answer their questio […]

October 29, 2019|

Lane Cove student aims for second national win

Olivia Callaghan is hoping to defend her title as one of the best in NSW when she attends the Mackillop state cricket trials in September.

The multi-talented sportswoman and Year 6 student at St Michael’s Catholic Primary School Lane Cove would love to follow in Elise Perry’s footsteps and pl […]

October 17, 2019|

New STEM skills flow from water project

A unique approach to STEM education has given students at St Aloysius Catholic Primary School Cronulla the skills and avenue to make a difference in their community.

Students in Year 5 are working with desalination experts in a joint initiative with Sydney Water and Sutherland Shire Council to mo […]

October 16, 2019|

Timeless tales showcase magic of STEM

Fairytales have become the unlikely catalyst for STEM learning at St Anthony of Padua Catholic College Austral.

Students in Year 2 have used their mathematics and engineering skills to design a trap for the gingerbread man, build a new chair for baby bear after Goldilocks broke it, and found […]

October 15, 2019|

Super science effort makes STEM Day fun

St Martha’s Catholic Primary School Strathfield ended the school term on a high – and scientific – note with their first whole school STEM Day.

At a morning parade, students celebrated the theme dressed as scientists, aviators, solar systems, robots, a storm cloud, Rubik’s cube, and NASA work […]

October 1, 2019|

New Maths forum adds to subject’s appeal

Studying the highest levels of HSC mathematics can be daunting, especially if you’re the only one in the class.

Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) has launched a new online forum to support those who take on the challenging subject at a specialist-led event hosted by The University of Notre Dame, […]

September 4, 2019|

Corroboree 2019: Indigenous students honour ancestors

Next-generation custodians of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture got a leg-up from their peers and alumnae to help keep traditions alive at the first corroboree hosted by Sydney Catholic schools.

Close to 700 students from 79 Sydney Catholic primary and secondary schools performed […]

September 3, 2019|

First-ever quiz celebrates love of literature

Year 4 students from 11 Sydney Catholic Schools gathered at St Catherine of Siena Catholic Primary School Prestons for a quizzical competition in celebration of reading and literacy.

In teams of four and dressed in wizard hats, Hawaiian leis, bright pink bows and more, the 88 students had the […]

August 17, 2019|

Fields of opportunity as SCS boosts diversity in sport

Students with diverse learning needs have grown in confidence and eclipsed their sporting competitors in the wake of an effort to boost their participation in representative sport.

More than 70 students with disability have represented their schools at the NSW Catholic Primary Schools Champio […]

March 17, 2019|

The heart of the matter: connecting with charism

Re-working the look and identity of an entire school requires a lot of thinking and discussion.

Uniforms, teaching methods, student wellbeing policies and even physical spaces will all require adjustments. And if the school being remodelled is a Sydney Catholic school, all of these […]

December 20, 2018|
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