2026 Online Curriculum Conference

About this event

After three successful years, the CSNSW Curriculum Reform Conference is evolving — and coming directly to you.

Since 2023, Catholic Schools NSW has brought together leading voices in Catholic mission, education, curriculum, pedagogy and assessment, providing diocesan school systems and schools with expert guidance and practical support in implementing the NSW Curriculum Reform. 

In 2026, we’re bringing the learning virtually into your staffroom and diocesan offices.

On Monday 20 July, first day of Term 3, all schools across NSW will have access to an exciting online professional learning program designed to strengthen capability, deepen understanding and showcase successful curriculum implementation.

EXRESSION OF INTEREST

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“Thank you for an incredible conference! 
So much valuable learning to take away.”

Take a look at the wrap-up from 2025...

UNIQUE FEATURE OF CSNSW PL

A unique feature of CSNSW PL is that post-event, we do the hard work for you: we find the research and resources mentioned, we locate any media articles, embed videos and websites, we even try to find the best price on any books that presenters recommend! 

It is all presented in an accessible and engaging interactive format, which is easy for you to share with your colleagues to have those important learning conversations post-conference. 

Attendees at the 2025 Conference currently have access to all those great resources. All Catholic staff can access resources from the 2024 Conference though, on the CSNSW PL Platform using your NETiD log-in. 
 

“It’s inspirational, its aspirational, and it really gives teachers hope for what is possible!”

2024 K-12 Curriculum Conference: Animating the Curriculum for Human Flourishing
 

Over 400 Catholic teachers and education leaders from across NSW gathered for an energising two-days at the K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference.

International keynote speaker Fr Johnny Go challenged us to consider what our students will be leaving our schools knowing, thinking and believing.

Keynote Professor Jenny Gore shared the findings and impact of the Building Capacity for Quality Teaching in Australian Schools project. 

In over 22 sessions, presenters from NESA and our own colleagues from our Catholic Education Offices and schools from across NSW, shared our Catholic lens. resources, case studies and next steps in Curriculum reform.

Register your interest today and we will be in touch soon.