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2019 graduates from Kildare College, Holden Hill are performing a show in this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Catholic Schools are following the advice of government agencies concerning how the current outbreak of coronavirus impacts on students, staff and parents.
St Thomas More School in Elizabeth Park, St Mary Magdalene’s School in Elizabeth Grove, and Catherine McAuley School in Craigmore recently announced that their school fees will reduce.
St Catherine’s School Stirling has announced their exciting new development Masterplan with Stage 1 set to begin in 2020.
In partnership with the CESA Learning Technologies team and University of South Australia lecturer Dr Paul Unsworth, several CESA schools have been working to create Virtual Reality (VR) tours of community spaces.
Two regional Catholic Education SA schools were today visited by Jacinta Collins, Executive Director of the National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC), as part of a four-day visit to South Australia.
Catholic Education’s newest school welcomed its first cohort of students today.
Year 7 students at Kildare College Holden Hill have designed and created a piece of jewellery inspired by ancient Egypt, as part of the College’s inaugural Project Based Learning (PBL) activity.
More than 150 teachers, students, leaders and industry experts attended th esecond annual CESA STEM Forum.
Catholic Education SA (CESA) through the South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools provides Catholic Country Teaching Scholarships to encourage and attract teaching students who are passionate about commencing a teaching career in Catholic country schools.
2019 graduates from Kildare College, Holden Hill are performing a show in this year’s Adelaide Fringe Festival.
Two regional Catholic Education SA schools were today visited by Jacinta Collins, Executive Director of the National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC), as part of a four-day visit to South Australia.
Catholic Schools are following the advice of government agencies concerning how the current outbreak of coronavirus impacts on students, staff and parents.
Catholic Education’s newest school welcomed its first cohort of students today.
St Thomas More School in Elizabeth Park, St Mary Magdalene’s School in Elizabeth Grove, and Catherine McAuley School in Craigmore recently announced that their school fees will reduce.
Year 7 students at Kildare College Holden Hill have designed and created a piece of jewellery inspired by ancient Egypt, as part of the College’s inaugural Project Based Learning (PBL) activity.
St Catherine’s School Stirling has announced their exciting new development Masterplan with Stage 1 set to begin in 2020.
More than 150 teachers, students, leaders and industry experts attended th esecond annual CESA STEM Forum.
In partnership with the CESA Learning Technologies team and University of South Australia lecturer Dr Paul Unsworth, several CESA schools have been working to create Virtual Reality (VR) tours of community spaces.
Catholic Education SA (CESA) through the South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools provides Catholic Country Teaching Scholarships to encourage and attract teaching students who are passionate about commencing a teaching career in Catholic country schools.
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