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Catholic Schools in NSW and ACT

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Catholic schools enrol about 20 per cent of Australian school students. There are 615 Catholic Primary and Secondary schools across NSW and the ACT, providing quality education in a faith-centred environment.

Catholic schools teach the same curriculum as government schools. Expectations of achievement and conduct are high. With a strong focus on the individual, a broad curriculum caters for a wide range of interests and abilities.

Catholic schools offer highly qualified and professional teachers who cater to the diverse learning needs of our students.

Find your local Catholic school via the diocesan map.

 

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Latest News

NSW signs agreement for Gonski reforms

NSW signs agreement for Gonski reforms
24/04/2013

The New South Wales Government has reached an agreement with the Australian Government that will see an extra $5 billion invested in education over six years from 2016.


PM announces school funding model and 'better schools' plan

PM announces school funding model and 'better schools' plan
14/04/2013

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has announced a $14.5 billion increase in school funding over the next six years.

Tags: Better Schools   Gonski   School Funding


Walking the talk: WYD Palm Sunday procession

Walking the talk: WYD Palm Sunday procession
03/04/2013

On Sunday 24 March, approximately 600 young people including 120 students from secondary schools in the Diocese of Parramatta gathered outside Parramatta Town Hall to take part in the Palm Sunday procession.

Tags: WYD   Palm Sunday   Diocese of Parramatta


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Catholic Schols Week Parent Survey

Congratulations to the winners of our CSW Parent Survey Draw.

  • Jeff Larson, Lithgow NSW
  • Rita Parker, Blakehurst NSW
  • Michelle Prangell, Padstow NSW
  • John Barnett, Wahroonga NSW
  • Sarah Orczy, Singleton Heights NSW
  • June Falk, Martins Creek NSW 

The lucky winners each received a $150 grocery voucher.

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