Tag: Education

The Signum Fidei program gives young Catholic leaders intense faith and conversion experiences before empowering them to take responsibility for evangelisation within the church

Catholic School Leaders 2023 The Catholic School Leaders Magazine is a special tribute to Catholic School student Leaders across Sydney and NSW. The Schools Leadership...

Nearly half of all Catholic principals triggered 'red flag' alerts in 2022 because of violence at work, stressful workloads and staff shortages, a new survey from the Australian Catholic University has found

Catholic Schools Week 2023 The 'Catholic Schools Week 2023 Magazine' is a timely way to celebrate Catholic education and the successes of another year. It...

The Christmas Story Art Exhibition and Competition The Christmas Story Art Exhibition and Competition magazine is an initiative by Sydney Catholic Schools. The exhibition invites...

The renaissance of interest across all ages and backgrounds in the importance of Christianity and its contribution to civilization was on display as Sydneysiders...

The teacher shortage in Australia isn’t what you think it is. It isn’t about having enough teachers in the classroom for the next school...

A panel at the 2022 National Catholic Education Conference addressed the rise in mental health issues plaguing students since the end of the pandemic. Dr...

Students of faith in state education increasingly forced to hide their identity: report Around a quarter of all religious students in government schools suffer verbal...

In December 2021 and May 2022, I had the pleasure of teaching a mini-course in Rome, exploring the life and thought of St John...

Parents and young people should be in no doubt that not only do e-cigarettes and similar products pose a serious threat to young people’s health but they are also highly addictive, said a leading Sydney expert as NSW Health rolled out a massive anti-vaping campaign highlighting the dangers.

A network of Catholic parents in Sydney’s south have banded together to ban their children’s access to social media and smartphones until at least Year 9.