As news about the spread of COVID-19 developed throughout Term One, CEWA schools and office staff were working to ensure that if and when the time came, teaching and learning…
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Catholics from around WA will be able to join Easter services streamed by the Archdiocese of Perth this year, as they stay home due to restrictions in place for the…
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(Main image – Students from Christ the King Primary School learning from home) Dear staff, school families, and all in our Catholic education community, Term One has been one…
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Jill Hill, a Nyoongar woman who has been working at Clontarf Aboriginal College since 1991, was recently named winner of the Excellence in Indigenous Education & Boarding Leadership award, part…
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Like many CEWA schools and colleges, Lumen Christi College provides students with opportunities to learn about 3D printing technology through hands-on experience. The College was recently approached by a local…
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A group of students from St Joseph’s College in Albany recently won the Year 8 category of Synergy’s Schools Solar Challenge for the Great Southern region, under unusual conditions for…
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About one year ago, 60 Irene McCormack Catholic College students successfully auditioned for a role in the bright and energetic Broadway Musical, Hairspray. After months of planning, rehearsals, singing lessons,…
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In line with the latest education announcements by the State government, Catholic Education Western Australia (CEWA) is advising parents with children in all Catholic schools in Western Australia to keep…
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After seeing news coverage of the devastation the 2019/2020 bushfires caused for communities and wildlife across Australia, two students from Our Lady of Good Counsel School in Karrinyup came up…
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Ursula Frayne Catholic College students Tyanna Orlando and Kate Pearson began year 12 with a once in a life-time opportunity to explore the myriad of options in science for study…
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