News and Events

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, giving thanks for the Blessed Virgin Mary, full of grace from the very beginning.

Congratulations to all the Sport Award winners at the Catholic Schools NSW Sports Awards! Your dedication, talent and commitment to excellence continue to inspire our school communities.

The season of Hope is here — a time that draws us closer to Christ and to one another. May this Advent season bless our Catholic school communities with peace, prayer and joyful expectation.

As we close the liturgical year with the Feast of Christ the King, let us pause to recognise Christ’s presence in every moment of our lives. May our school communities welcome Him more deeply and be strengthened to live His truth. 

Congratulations to the Catholic School students who were selected as finalists for the 2026 Remember ANZAC Art Competition! 

What an energising and insightful day at the inaugural CSNSW School Registration Forum!

On this day we acknowledge the service and sacrifice of all men and women who served and continue to serve our nation.

Well done to the Council of Catholic School Parents (CCSP) and its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Committee for decades of advocacy, leadership, and support, driven by a strong ethos of service and generosity. 

On 29 and 30 September the 2025 K–12 Curriculum Reform Conference: ‘Enlivening hearts and minds’ was held at Accor Stadium. Thank you to all speakers, sponsors and delegates for making this year’s conference such a success.

Congratulations Penny and Kildare Catholic College, and good luck at the Australian Training Awards!

Catholic Schools NSW invites you to participate in a research project for the Consent and Respectful Relationships Education (CRRE) Project.

We're pleased to see the work of our research institute mentioned in a great article in The Australian today. More importantly, we're pleased that the ongoing (and neglected) issue of boys' education is brought to the fore, because no student should be left behind.

After an engaging networking opportunity where delegates reflected on the key themes from Day One, our Catholic community gathered with enthusiasm to begin the second day of the Enlivening Hearts and Minds conference.

Entries for the 2026 Remember ANZAC Art Competition close on 31 October.