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  • Charlie’s story brings Kimberley history to life at Holy Rosary

    Students at Holy Rosary School in Derby had a special opportunity…

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    Students at Holy Rosary School in Derby had a special opportunity to connect with local Kimberley history as part of the school’s Indigenous Literacy Day celebrations. Students from Years 2 to 6 welcomed author Edith Wright, who shared her book Charlie’s Swim, the remarkable true story of her uncle, Charlie…

  • New-look library for St Joseph’s School in Moora

    After a long and dedicated effort, St Joseph’s School in Moora…

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    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…

  • Enthusiasm for reading see books fly off the shelf at Good Shepherd Catholic School in Lockridge

    Good Shepherd Catholic School in Lockridge has triumphed again in the…

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    Good Shepherd Catholic School in Lockridge has triumphed again in the Premier’s Reading Challenge. For the third year in a row, the school won the 401 to 600 Category, with students from Pre-Primary to Year 6 showing incredible enthusiasm for the challenge. The school’s library technician, Helen also won the…

  • Reading books brings joy and excitement at Good Shepherd Catholic School, Lockridge

    Good Shepherd Catholic School in Lockridge has discovered reading books really…

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    Good Shepherd Catholic School in Lockridge has discovered reading books really brings so much joy and excitement to students, staff and school community. This year the school once again participated in the Premier’s Reading Challenge, having received the 2022 and 2023 Premier’s Reading Challenge award, category 401-600 students. Over 92%…