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Today we celebrate an important symbol of our nation’s identity – the Australian National Flag, first flown on 3 September 1901 at the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne, the home of Australia’s first Parliament.

We always strive to provide opportunities for a variety of professional learning that's tailored to educators' needs. And at our 2025 K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference, we do just that. 

This week is your last chance to secure a ticket to the 2025 CSSA Symposium – Excellence in P-12 Religious Education in Catholic Schools as ticket sales will close at 5:00pm on Friday 29 August 2025. 

Our K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference on 29 and 30 September will bring together experts in education, curriculum, pedagogy, assessment and more. 

'Boys’ opportunities will melt away if they come out of school well behind.'

Join Fr. Friedrich Bechina, former Undersecretary of the Congregation for Catholic Education at the Holy See, at the 2025 CSSA Symposium – Excellence in P-12 Religious Education in Catholic Schools on Friday, 5 September 2025.

We wish everyone a happy Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Hear from previous curriculum conference attendee Assistant Principal Melissa Olic, and register to join other Catholic educators from across NSW on 29-30 September to learn about the very latest in curriculum reform and implementation.

'The remit of Catholic education systems and schools is being expanded incrementally as the challenges facing students, families and the broader community become increasingly more complex and intertwined', writes Marita Winters, Deputy CEO of Catholic Schools NSW.

'It is not those who can pay us well that we should first seek, but rather the poor and neglected where we can find the means of supporting them.'

Join us at the 2025 K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference, gather with Catholic educators from across NSW and learn about the latest in curriculum reform and implementation.

In light of recent national events highlighting critical gaps in child safety and wellbeing, we are honoured to welcome Commissioner Anne Hollonds to the Catholic Schools NSW Early Years Symposium.

Today we celebrate the feast day of St Ignatius of Loyola, a 15th-century Spanish priest, theologian, and mystic. Formerly a soldier, he turned to faith and the priesthood following an injury, developing his Spiritual Exercises to deepen his personal relationship with God. 

The 2025 HSC Study Guide is here and it’s full of expert tips to help students smash their HSC goals!