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French and Italian, part of Corpus Christi College’s identity
This year marks an exciting new chapter for language learning at…
This year marks an exciting new chapter for language learning at Corpus Christi College. While French and Italian have long been part of the curriculum, 2025 has seen a renewed focus on intercultural understanding, connection, and global citizenship. In Term One, the school hosted engaging cultural events that sparked curiosity…
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First Nations culture celebrated at St John Paul II CPS
St John Paul II Catholic Primary School continued a tradition of…
St John Paul II Catholic Primary School continued a tradition of celebrating cultural diversity by hosting a First Nation’s Cultural Evening as part of this year’s Parents and Friends (P&F) ‘welcome back to school’ event. The event exemplified the school’s motto, “In Harmony,” fostering a sense of pride, unity, and…
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La Salle students transform textiles into community support
La Salle College’s Year 11 and 12 students are putting their…
La Salle College’s Year 11 and 12 students are putting their textile skills to remarkable use, repurposing old materials to support various community initiatives. Their innovative projects not only breathe new life into discarded items but also foster a spirit of giving and sustainability. As part of their textile program,…
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Ciaran Centre upgrades its space to cater to students with special needs
St Kieran Catholic Primary School Principal, Daine Burnett and Assistant Principals,…
St Kieran Catholic Primary School Principal, Daine Burnett and Assistant Principals, Sally Hart and Anthony Davis welcomed guests including Executive Director Wayne Bull, Hon David Michael MLA, Member for Balcatta and neighbouring principals to the blessing and opening of the refurbished Ciaran Centre. The event held on 28 March, included…
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Pastoral Care Learning Forum at Irene McCormack Catholic College
On 7 March, Irene McCormack Catholic College hosted a Pastoral Care…
Bunbury, Bunbury Catholic College, Geraldton, Irene McCormack Catholic College, Mater Dei College, Mercy College, News, Perth Archdiocese, Prendiville Catholic CollegeOn 7 March, Irene McCormack Catholic College hosted a Pastoral Care Learning Forum for over 40 pastoral leaders from 16 Catholic secondary schools. Some travelled from as far as Geraldton in the north and Bunbury in the south to come together for a professional learning day designed to boost connection…
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Aranmore Catholic College opens building in honour of Brother John Mann
On Thursday 10 March, Aranmore Catholic College officially opened the Brother…
On Thursday 10 March, Aranmore Catholic College officially opened the Brother Mann Building in honour of Brother John Mann, a beloved Christian Brother whose life was defined by faith, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to his students and the community. Brother Rod Ellyard, who spoke about Brother Mann at the…
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New-look library for St Joseph’s School in Moora
After a long and dedicated effort, St Joseph’s School in Moora…
After a long and dedicated effort, St Joseph’s School in Moora has reopened and blessed a newly renovated library. The incredible learning space aligns beautifully with three pillars of CEWA’s Quality Catholic Education pillars with the school preserving the original crucifix and introducing a new, brightly coloured one which was…
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2025 Rottnest swim champion, not slowing down
Rottnest Channel Swim champion, and Corpus Christi College alumnus, Max Coten…
Rottnest Channel Swim champion, and Corpus Christi College alumnus, Max Coten said his academic and athletics success is a testament to resilience, hard work, and the importance of having a support system. In February, Max completed the 19.7km crossing in 4 hours 2 minutes and 15 seconds – cementing his…
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Commissioning of new Catholic education staff across WA
New staff joining Catholic schools in WA were commissioned earlier this…
New staff joining Catholic schools in WA were commissioned earlier this term at ceremonies held across the state, including in Perth, Broome, Geraldton, Karratha, and Mullewa. On 4 February, nearly three-hundred staff were commissioned at St Mary’s Cathedral in Perth, where they were joined by Education Minister, Hon Dr Tony…
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Seton Media students up for prestigious film award
Budding Seton Catholic College cinematographers William Walker (Year 12) and Oliver…
Budding Seton Catholic College cinematographers William Walker (Year 12) and Oliver Turner (Year 11) have been selected as nominees for their films Durg and Guess Who at the 2025 WA Made Film Festival. In Durg, Zack is grappling with loneliness and addiction. He faces his inner demon personified by the…