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08/02/2022

Feast day shines spotlight on slavery

Today is the Feast Day of St Josephine Bakhita, a day for Catholics to remember the victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.

03/02/2022

The future is listening

The 2022 National Catholic Education Conference is taking place this September, and a limited number of Super Early Bird registrations are now available.

02/02/2022

A very special Australia Day in Melton

Catholic Regional College Melton, Melton, held a very special event for Dinka language speakers in the community.

01/02/2022

The welcome is on the wall

A new mural at Catholic Regional College, St Albans, is helping to break down language barriers as well as providing an enduring message of welcome for the community.

31/01/2022

Welcome back

The 2022 school year has now begun, with thousands of students and staff ready to launch into another big year of learning.

17/12/2021

A Christmas message

At the end of a busy year, Catholic school communities around Melbourne are finishing up the school year while preparing for Christmas.

16/12/2021

Strong communication, regular connection

Kylie Power is deputy principal of Iona College Geelong, Charlemont, which opened in 2020 and now has Year 7 and 8 students, growing towards Year 12 each year.

15/12/2021

Working together

As a child’s ‘first and most important educators’ (John Paul II), parents are essential partners in ensuring our students receive a high-quality Catholic education.

15/12/2021

Creating the future

A team of creative STEM students from Christ the King School, Newcomb, are taking their invention to the world stage.

14/12/2021

Be the light

Students from two secondary colleges, Avila College, Mount Waverley, and Mazenod College, Mulgrave, explain why they choose to serve.

09/12/2021

We walk hand in hand

The Prep students at St Thomas More’s School, Hadfield, have developed their own Acknowledgment of Country.

09/12/2021

Success for the Daw triplets

 Three brothers at Catholic Regional College, Sydenham, are celebrating a special graduation together.

07/12/2021

Spirit of Anzac

Students from Catholic schools in the ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ of Melbourne have honoured the spirit of the Anzacs in the 2021 Premier’s Sprit of Anzac Prize.

30/11/2021

The show must go on

After delays and postponements, the wait was worth it for the young performers taking to the stage at Catholic Regional College, Caroline Springs, for their school production.

25/11/2021

Kingsbury leader in the Hot List

Kevin Burke, principal of Our Lady of the Way School, Kingsbury, has been included in The Educator Hot List 2021.

25/11/2021

ARIA Award for Fitzroy teacher

Zoë Barry, a music teacher at Sacred Heart School, Fitzroy, has been announced the winner of the 2021 Telstra ARIA (Australian Recording Industry Association) Music Teacher Award.

22/11/2021

Lisieux Catholic Primary School blessed by Archbishop Peter

The community of Lisieux Catholic Primary School, Torquay North, gathered on Friday for the official opening and blessing of the school by Archbishop Peter A Comensoli.

22/11/2021

St Catherine of Siena blessed by Archbishop Peter

It was a joyous occasion for the community of St Catherine of Siena Catholic Primary School, Armstrong Creek, on Friday as they gathered for the official opening and blessing of the school by Archbishop Peter A Comensoli.

16/11/2021

Searching for scientific talent

Aquinas College, Ringwood, has uncovered some rising scientific stars with two Year 9 students receiving major bursaries in the Victorian Science Talent Search (STS) competition.

16/11/2021

STEM MAD National builds a better future

Following its success in Melbourne over recent years, STEM MAD will become a national event today with the theme ‘Learning from the past to build a better future’.

11/11/2021

A new centre for Padua College

A new learning centre for Year 7 and 8 students at Padua College, Mornington, will start construction in 2022.