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CEWA putting the student voice at the heart of decision making
Catholic Education WA is placing the student voice at the heart…
Catholic Education WA is placing the student voice at the heart of decision making with the establishment of a new Student Advisory Council at system level. The CEWA Student Advisory Council will consist of 20 Catholic School Students from across Western Australia, with the purpose of informing and shaping Catholic…
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Principal of amalgamated Aranmore Catholic College hits the ground running
The amalgamation of Aranmore Catholic College and Aranmore Catholic Primary School…
The amalgamation of Aranmore Catholic College and Aranmore Catholic Primary School has reached another milestone as the Pre-K to 12 College’s Principal, Lisa Fogliani begins work today. Lisa is a dedicated and active member of the Catholic faith and served as the Principal of Mercy College in Koondoola from 2021…
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Catholic Education WA to introduce 3-week holiday break
Catholic Education WA (CEWA) will be moving toward the implementation of…
Catholic Education WA (CEWA) will be moving toward the implementation of a three-week mid-year break for its 150 schools from the 2027 school year. The three-week mid-year break is part of CEWA’s ongoing commitment to the wellbeing of staff and students. To help with the implementation of this initiative some…
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Catholic Education WA Executive Director appointed as Member of the Order of Australia
Catholic Education WA Executive Director, Wayne Bull has been appointed as…
Catholic Education WA Executive Director, Wayne Bull has been appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (General Division), For significant service to Catholic education, and to Indigenous education support, as part of the King’s Birthday 2025 Honours List. Mr Bull began his teaching career at Mercedes College in…
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Catholic schools see largest twelve-month growth in 10 years
More families than ever before are choosing a quality, Catholic education…
More families than ever before are choosing a quality, Catholic education for their child as latest census data confirms enrolments at Western Australia’s Catholic schools grew by 1.9% – the largest twelve-month growth in ten years. There are now more than 83,200 students enrolled in 162 Catholic schools across the…
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Catholic Schools to Pilot Australia-first AI Teaching Assistant ‘Nurture’
Ten West Australian Catholic schools will take part in an Australian-first…
Composite, Emmanuel Catholic College, Innovation, Iona Presentation College, Kolbe Catholic College, Lumen Christi College, Mater Dei College, Media Release, Prendiville Catholic College, Sacred Heart College, Secondary, Seton Catholic College, ViSNTen West Australian Catholic schools will take part in an Australian-first pilot of an AI teaching assistant aimed at improving student outcomes by supporting teachers with research-led use of AI. Catholic Education Western Australia has partnered with Nurture to trial an AI-powered Teaching Assistant which closes ‘the feedback loop’ between…
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Catholic Education WA celebrates 2024 Year 12 high achievers
Seventy-two Year 12 graduates from WA’s Catholic schools have been recognised…
Seventy-two Year 12 graduates from WA’s Catholic schools have been recognised as Catholic Education WA’s high achievers for 2024. The graduates and their families were invited to the annual Academic Excellence Awards ceremony in Leederville to celebrate their achievements. Award recipients included those students who achieved an Australian Tertiary Admission…
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Catholic Education WA urges political parties to put children first and commit to capital funding for Catholic schools
Catholic Education WA (CEWA) is calling on the state’s political parties…
Catholic Education WA (CEWA) is calling on the state’s political parties to commit to providing state capital funding for Catholic schools. One in five WA school children attend a Catholic school, and in seven locations in the Kimberley region CEWA is the sole education provider. Yet WA is the only…