Dear Colleagues, students, parents, and friends, We have come to the end of another very busy term for Catholic education. I want to thank our principals, teachers, and support staff for their efforts this term to ensure our schools are welcoming, faith-filled places of high-quality learning. This term marks the…

Servite College in Tuart Hill played host to Year 9-12 Catholic students from across WA on 9 September for the Laudato Si’ Youth Summit. Seventy-three students attended the day in person with a further 88 students attending online. Students were involved in selecting the topics before the agenda was put…

St Denis School student, Emmanuel certainly knows his ABCs and is putting them to good use by taking part in the 2025 Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee. In the state finals Emmanuel took part in WA Green Level (Years 3-4) getting 30/30 in 1:56.909. That saw him qualify for national finals….

A new programme at La Salle College in Middle Swan is encouraging its rising stars to share thoughts and ideas about the College, as well as planning and running events and initiatives throughout the year. The student-led program allows the Year 7 students to foster connections, while empowering them to…

Nagle Catholic College’s writing culture is continuing to inspire creative writers to explore a range of topics through the powerful form of poetry and prose. The regional Randolph Stow Young Writers’ Award encourages young writers in the art of creative writing, celebrating innovation and creativity. Nagle dominated most of the…

Holy Rosary School in Derby has partnered with the Broome Dioceses, under the leadership of Bishop Tim Norton, to organise the first Mass to be held at Bungarun. The mass was held at the Bungarun leprosarium and cemetery to acknowledge the stories and challenges that this place held for the…