More than 3,000 families and 1,000 staff logged on on Tuesday night to hear about COVID-19, our schools and what to expect in 2022.
In case you missed our latest online forum, you can still watch it via the live link below.
“As information becomes …
Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) has partnered with South East Sydney Local Health District to establish vaccination hubs for 5-11 year-olds at two of its schools: Marcellin College Randwick and St Patrick’s College Sutherland.
The Marcellin Colleg …
The cliche, ‘your eyes will go square’ rings true in lockdown. So writes winner of the 2021 UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing winner, St John Bosco student Emilia Danne.
In her response to the 2021 theme The STEM in Everyday Life, Year 8 studen …
The kindergarten cohort at St Anthony of Padua Catholic Primary School Austral had just got settled into their ‘big school’ routines when the latest COVID-19 lockdown came into effect.
School principal, Lea De Angelis, acknowledged it’s been tough for the …
From Lego projects to recipe sharing, Sydney Catholic Schools’ Family Educators are leading the charge to help families stay connected to their school, parish and neighbourhood communities this lockdown.
“Now, more than ever, while we are physically separated, we need to feel …
Sydney Catholic Schools is hosting COVID-19 Q&A Facebook Live sessions for Kindy to Year 2 parents and Year 12 parents and students tonight, on Friday 23 July.
Hosted by our Executive Director, Tony Farley, and our Chief of Staff, Dr Jacqueline Frost, the sessions will be …
Sydney Catholic Schools is hosting two more live COVID-19 Q&A sessions on Facebook on Friday 23 July, for our Kindergarten to Year 2 parents and Year 12 parents and students.
More than 40 Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) have jumped on board a new craze designed to get active while having fun.
The brains behind the fun ‘40-Second Challenge’ is Peta Haynes, the sports coordinator at St Christopher’s Catholic Primary School Panania.
She said she and her colleague …
To reduce separation anxiety caused by parents being unable to enter school grounds due to COVID-19, this school created a way to bring the classroom outside the school gates. …
The coronavirus has seen a growing number of lapsed, irregular and curious churchgoers join a congregation using online technology.
By dipping their toes in digital worship, people can enter a church discretely before making a commitment with their feet, said Sydney Catholic Schools ’ chaplai …
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Remote Learning
Working to an hourly clock may seem like the ‘right’ thing to do, but this approach is putting unnecessary pressure on many at-home parents of primary schoolers.
That is because hourly time frames are …
St Charles students …