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Join our NESA colleagues to learn about the latest in NSW K-12 curriculum reform.

Catholic Schools NSW is looking for a new Chief Legal and Risk Officer (CLRO). Reporting to the CEO, CLRO plays a crucial role in ensuring that we can implement our strategy, coordinate planning, and support effective governance and legal practices. 

The 2025 Education Law Symposium: Governing for Mission constitutes 6 hours of NESA approved Governance training for ‘responsible persons’ involved in the management and operation of Catholic schools, dioceses, and agencies.

Campion College was delighted to welcome Dallas McInerney, CEO of Catholic Schools NSW, as guest speaker for our recent Formal Hall.

We hope this beautiful building will be a space in which St Lucy's students can continue to flourish in their learning!

This panel will feature Bishop Danny Meagher, Penny Wright and Father Julian Wellspring, with our CEO, Dallas McInerney, as the chair.

The competition offers students the opportunity to learn about Australia's military history and a chance to have their artwork displayed at the ANZAC Memorial in April 2026 and included in the 2026 Commemoration service program.

Don’t miss this highly anticipated event featuring keynote speakers The Hon. Chris Minns MP, Premier of NSW and the CEO of NESA, Paul Martin, along with other industry-leading voices.

The Statement, signed by the three school sector heads, restates existing commitments to strengthen various prevention, identification, and responses related to student bullying and cyberbullying.

On this day we reflect on the mission of Catholic Education, and those who have guided and continue to guide young people in their journeys of faith and adulthood. 

Don't miss out on the great early bird savings. There is only one week left to secure registration at the 2025 K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference at 2024 prices. 

Applications for the NSW Premier’s Teacher Scholarships are closing soon. Don't let this amazing chance for professional development pass you by, offering $15,000 to support a study tour either in Australia or internationally. 

New research shows discipline and classroom behaviour are the most important factors for parents choosing a school, with 45% prioritising this aspect of the educational experience above facilities, academic results or extracurriculars.

This event is designed for leaders, including those in school management and governance. It's a great opportunity for professional development, learning, discussion, and reflection on best practices.