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Future of 21st century education

At a time of uncertainty and challenge, more and more parents are choosing one of our 150 schools to educate their children,  writes Sydney Catholic Schools’ Executive Director, Tony Farley.

Sydney Catholic Schools is experiencing record levels of demand. The strong foundations of literacy and numeracy provided to our students are valued by our parents who know these are the essential building blocks upon which all other learning and growth are built.

Our parents know that in Sydney Catholic schools each child has his and her own unique needs and that every child must be known and guided to their fullest potential by professional and skilled teachers.

While Sydney Catholic schools are high performers in both NAPLAN and the HSC, we also offer a comprehensive education that is practical, creative, innovative and designed to be engaging for all students.

Parents and students are offered an extraordinary range of learning initiatives, activities and programs. Through various tools and channels our schools encourage constant engagement and feedback between students, parents and teachers as an essential component of educational excellence.

St John Bosco College Engadine Students St John Bosco College Engadine Students. Photo: Kitty Beale

Our schools are faith communities that are inextricably part of the local parishes that worship and thrive throughout the Archdiocese of Sydney. Our parish communities are places of spiritual growth and our schools’ close connection with parishes is essential to who we are and who we can be.

To visit a Sydney Catholic school is to be part of a dynamic, vibrant and optimistic experience of 21st century education. Our schools are founded upon and imbued with 2000 year old Catholic traditions of faith, worship and outreach.

In a world of constant change and challenge, our schools are places where students, staff and parents can …

End of Term 2 Message

Dear parents and carers

Term 2 has concluded, it was a Term filled with the many challenges of this unique time. I want to send a special thank you to the teachers, teachers aides, parents and carers who have come together to ensure our students have been given the best possibility to grow and achieve.

At Sydney Catholic Schools we look forward to a bright future for the remainder of 2020. While there may still be challenges ahead, we will face them together and support each other to the best of our abilities.

To our students, parents and wider family, Godspeed and enjoy your student vacation time.

God Bless,
Tony Farley

July 3, 2020|

How are HSC students doing?

With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions Sydney Catholic Schools’ executive director, Tony Farley, has been visiting schools in the network. While at Marist College Eastwood he had the opportunity to sit down with two HSC students to discuss how they are approaching their path towards their trials and final assessments in the coming weeks for his Weekly Message.

June 24, 2020|
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