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Media release: Catholic schools achieve leading NAPLAN participation rates

RFS - Application of Section 100B

Opinion piece: Why GST on private schools shouldn’t be on Chalmers’ roundtable agenda
Upcoming events
Upcoming events
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Connected Catholic Communities Symposium
The 2025 Symposium builds on past events, fostering ongoing dialogue and collaboration across the Catholic sector. -
Early Years Symposium
Explore current research and topics in early childhood education and how a collective impact can work best. -
CSSA Symposium - Excellence in P-12 Religious Education in Catholic Schools
The event will emphasise excellence in curriculum, assessment, and faith and mission programs for evangelisation and catechesis. -
2025 K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference | 29 & 30 September
Join your NSW Catholic education community for two days of networking, learning and collaboration. -
Connected Catholic Communities Symposium | 14 August
Connected Catholic Communities Symposium
Latest scholaris
Latest scholaris
Scholaris newsletter 5/8/2025
Scholaris newsletter 29/7/2025
Scholaris newsletter 23/7/2025
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CSSA Symposium programme released!
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.
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Catholic Weekly: Catholic schooling has “overwhelming positive” impact
It was an honour to host the Premier of NSW, Hon. Chris Minns, as a keynote speaker at our 2025 Education Law Symposium. In his keynote address, the Premier spoke about Catholic Education and its positive impact on the NSW education system, both past and present, and into the future.
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2025 Early Years Symposium
We’re thrilled to invite you to the 2025 Early Years Symposium. You don’t want to miss this year’s line up!
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Join us at the 2025 K-12 Curriculum Reform Conference!
Tickets are selling fast.
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Financial Review: Why GST on private schools shouldn’t be on Chalmers’ roundtable agenda
"The notion of a GST on school fees has little, if anything, to do with productivity."
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Thank you for attending the 2025 Education Law Symposium!
We'd like to thank all who attended or gave their time to speak at this year's annual Education Law Symposium - our biggest and best yet. We hope all who attended leave refreshed in governance best practice, reconnected with colleagues and renewed in pursuing the mission of Catholic Education.
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NAIDOC Week starts 6 - 13 July
We're celebrating 50 years of NAIDOC Week, a powerful national celebration and testament to the enduring strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Tickets on sale now! 2025 CSSA Symposium
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.
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WorldSkills 2025 National Championships in Brisbane
Congratulations to the 25 talented students who represented their Schools, Catholic Education, and the NSW school sector at the WorldSkills 2025 National Championships in Brisbane!
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Your Keynote Speaker - Dr Paul Cahill
Be part of the conversation with NESA.
Join our NESA colleagues to learn about the latest in NSW K-12 curriculum reform.
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We are hiring!
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.
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CSNSW Education Law Symposium is NESA-Approved
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.
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Campion College Australia
Campion College was delighted to welcome Dallas McInerney, CEO of Catholic Schools NSW, as guest speaker for our recent Formal Hall.
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We are delighted to learn that the Catherine Centre has now opened at St Lucy's School, Wahroonga.
We hope this beautiful building will be a space in which St Lucy's students can continue to flourish in their learning!