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A new vision by Catholic Education South Australia director Dr Neil McGoran is putting resources into schools, supporting families and ensuring every student has access to high-quality learning.
Embodying a strong sense of social justice, students at Loreto College have launched a successful campaign to protect their local landscape.
The Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide and Catholic Education SA will establish a new education and community services village for disadvantaged young people in the northern suburbs of Adelaide.
St Patrick’s Technical College, Edinburgh North will expand to become a Year 10 to 12 senior secondary school from 2021.
Currently South Australia’s only stand-alone Year 11 and 12 vocational education and training (VET) college, St Patrick’s is now taking applications for enrolment for Year 10 students for the inaugural year.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) has today announced plans to expand St Joseph’s School in Peterborough into a Reception to Year 9 school.
St Joseph’s will commence offering secondary education with Year 7 and 8 in 2022 and Year 9 from 2023.
Creating a safe space away from the regular classroom is helping young students get the most out of their education.
The name has been selected for the new Catholic secondary college for the Riverland region, following the May 2020 announcement by Catholic Education SA (CESA) that the college is to be established at Renmark.
Set to open in 2022, the Year 7-12 secondary school will be known as St Francis of Assisi College.
Two Catholic schools have been named as winners at this year’s South Australian Architecture Awards for their recent building projects.
Kildare College at Holden Hill and St Martin’s Catholic Primary School at Greenacres were recognised by the Australian Institute of Architects, who award projects that have a considerable impact on the communities they serve and demonstrate generosity toward the broader public.
Catholic Education South Australia has completed the first phase of the Regional Schools Pathway Project, to review access to Catholic education pathways in areas where Reception to Year 7 schools currently exist in regional SA.
The outcome of this extensive study is a new Catholic secondary college for the Riverland and four Reception to Year 9 primary school expansions.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) has announced plans to expand St Joseph’s School in Clare into a Reception to Year 9 school.
St Joseph’s will commence offering secondary education with Year 7 and 8 in 2022 and Year 9 from 2023.
A new vision by Catholic Education South Australia director Dr Neil McGoran is putting resources into schools, supporting families and ensuring every student has access to high-quality learning.
Creating a safe space away from the regular classroom is helping young students get the most out of their education.
Embodying a strong sense of social justice, students at Loreto College have launched a successful campaign to protect their local landscape.
The name has been selected for the new Catholic secondary college for the Riverland region, following the May 2020 announcement by Catholic Education SA (CESA) that the college is to be established at Renmark.
Set to open in 2022, the Year 7-12 secondary school will be known as St Francis of Assisi College.
The Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide and Catholic Education SA will establish a new education and community services village for disadvantaged young people in the northern suburbs of Adelaide.
Two Catholic schools have been named as winners at this year’s South Australian Architecture Awards for their recent building projects.
Kildare College at Holden Hill and St Martin’s Catholic Primary School at Greenacres were recognised by the Australian Institute of Architects, who award projects that have a considerable impact on the communities they serve and demonstrate generosity toward the broader public.
St Patrick’s Technical College, Edinburgh North will expand to become a Year 10 to 12 senior secondary school from 2021.
Currently South Australia’s only stand-alone Year 11 and 12 vocational education and training (VET) college, St Patrick’s is now taking applications for enrolment for Year 10 students for the inaugural year.
Catholic Education South Australia has completed the first phase of the Regional Schools Pathway Project, to review access to Catholic education pathways in areas where Reception to Year 7 schools currently exist in regional SA.
The outcome of this extensive study is a new Catholic secondary college for the Riverland and four Reception to Year 9 primary school expansions.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) has today announced plans to expand St Joseph’s School in Peterborough into a Reception to Year 9 school.
St Joseph’s will commence offering secondary education with Year 7 and 8 in 2022 and Year 9 from 2023.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) has announced plans to expand St Joseph’s School in Clare into a Reception to Year 9 school.
St Joseph’s will commence offering secondary education with Year 7 and 8 in 2022 and Year 9 from 2023.
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