Tag: Sydney Catholic Schools

Over 30 schoolteachers completed the staff faith formation and networking course run jointly by Sydney Catholic Schools and the Archdiocese of Sydney, also known as the “Two Wings” program.

Faith, service and a love of learning run in the D’Souza family at Penshurst parish, with Kezia D’Souza the third child in her family to receive an Archbishop’s Award for student excellence at St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney last month.

Two alumni of De La Salle Caringbah did Australia and Sydney’s Catholic community proud in the pool this Olympics, as members of the Sharks—Australia’s water polo team

Sydney Catholic Schools alumni Bridget Clark and Dietrich Roache have both made their Olympics dreams come true as members of the Australian Rugby Sevens teams. Clark, 21, makes her debut on the trailblazing women’s team that delivered a 40-7 drubbing to Ireland on Monday, while Roache was the highest-scoring player on the men’s side, which placed fourth overall.

Sydney Catholic Schools alumnus Josh Beattie has rapidly risen from netball first-timer to national prospect, but is just “seeing where it goes."

Sydney Catholic Schools’ “reverse inclusion” model goes from strength to strength, with numbers doubling in 2024 for the annual wheelchair basketball gala day.

Three Sydney Catholic Schools alumni were successful in booking their spots on the Australian Olympic or Paralympic swimming teams, after success at the 2024 trials in Brisbane.

Over four thousand students from primary and secondary schools have taken to the track to compete in the Sydney Catholic Schools Cross Country Championships 2024.

Nearly 300 students participated in a range of sports programs offered by Sydney Catholic Schools during the last school holiday period including cricket, rugby 7s, fencing, golf, table tennis, and girls’ soccer.

Young athletes battled it out for the top place in European handball, touch football, water polo and basketball in the championship finals after 10 weeks of fierce competition across the Sydney Catholic Schools network.

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College in Kensington looks quite different from Gilda Pussich’s student days. Now, as she returns home as its principal, Gilda has discovered the same familiar community spirit is still alive.

Sydney Catholic Schools have debuted a new category in their growing Eisteddfod program, bringing new ways for school students to express themselves and share their talents across the Archdiocese of Sydney.