Sydney Catholic Schools’ Three to Watch!
A talented trio of Sydney Catholic Schools alumni will take to the pool at the upcoming Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Here we look at how each found themselves set to …
There were plenty of surprises during filming of a Mother’s Day TV special at St Francis de Sales Catholic Primary School Woolooware this week.
Students and a beloved teacher took ce …
More female Sydney Catholic Schools’ (SCS) students will aspire to become Olympians, if former Australian netballer and SCS alumna Kimberlee Green has her way.
Green, who represented the Australian Diamonds national netball team 74 times, is one …
Sydney Catholic Schools’ Executive Director, Tony Farley, today announced the formation of a new Sports Council via an online video message to all students, parents and staff.
The Sports Council will play a pivotal role in the streamlining of st …
The Pope Francis Award gives student volunteers in Year 6 a soul-enriching opportunity to help make the world a better place. This week we recognise our 2021 graduates.
In recognition of their important contribution to our school and parish communities Sydney Catholic Schools …
CaSPA Sydney alumna Julia Ivory debut single, ‘To the Bone’, explores the under discussed topic of anorexia nervosa.
The song eloquently addresses the artist’s personal struggles over the past few years, and of “feeling locked in my own mind”.
“I found myself turning to my …
The 2021 International Day of the Girl Child – on Monday, 11 October – marks five years since the United Nations’ Gender Equality Forum called for governments, corporations and change-makers around the globe to make bolder moves towards gender equality.
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James Tirado has cone-rod dystrophy and visual acuity of 6/60.
This means he sees with the same clarity most people see across 60 metres in just 6 metres, and is very sensitive to light.
The benefits of an arts education in school cannot be overstated, according to Eva Spata, Sydney Catholic Schools’ (SCS) Specialist: Creative and Performing Arts.
“Arts education is important for all young people,” Ms Spata said. “Besides the intrinsic benefits – such as students fi …
Sydney Catholic Schools’ creative and performance artists have been enjoying phenomenal success in the wake of COVID-19, and the opportunities for students with an artistic flair to flourish are only increasing.
Singer-guitarist Chrystal Ruz from SCS’ ViV …
Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) alumna Kiera Austin is soaring to lofty heights after coming through the system’s representative sports pathway program.
Former Holy Spirit …
Meet the Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) alumna making a difference in Aboriginal students’ lives.
Jane Bridges, SCS’ Wellbeing Specialist: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, said she felt very proud to work for SCS in Aboriginal education.
A Ngunawal woman, fr …
It was all systems go at Netball Central in Sydney Olympic Park as 60 primary students from six Sydney Archdiocesan zones competed to represent Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) at the netball MacKillop Trials.
Many goals and skills were on show to selectors and parents on Monday 15 March, as we …
St Joseph’s Maroubra Kindergarten Class of 1971’s childhood recollections will have you fondly recollecting your days in the old schoolyard.
Sixty Kindergarten Kangaroos and Kindergarten Koalas attended St Joseph’s Maroubra way back when, and nearly 20 came together on 6 Febr …
We could all feel the excitement in the air when the Governor of NSW and Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) alumna, Margaret Beazley, and husband Dennis Wilson turned up at Holy Spirit Catholic Primary Schoo …
During National Science Week, we caught up with a Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich graduate who has followed in the footsteps of 20th century scientists Einstein and Rosalind Franklin and made a breakthrough dis …
Type: Policy
Classification: Operational
Policy Number: SCS2024019
Released: 7 June 2024
Review Date: 7 June 2029
Rescinds/Replaces: SCS2022022
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