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The three siblings from St Paul the Apostle Primary Winston Hills have competed in national Irish dancing competitions and earning prizes for their performances....
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The achievements highlighted the continued strength of VET programs across CSPD schools, which provide students with meaningful, future-focused learning experiences and real-world industry pathways....
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Angst about AI in education often focuses on impact in learning and teaching, yet the moral challenges posed by the unethical use of AI threaten not just academic standards but our humanity itself....
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This joyful celebration of faith and trade was a fitting celebration for the patron saint of workers, St Joseph....
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In two major speeches, Pope Leo XIV urges universities to reject reductionism, resist militarism, and restore the human meaning of knowledge in an age defined by algorithms, anxiety, and war....
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Christian schools in Jerusalem could be at risk after teachers who reside in the West Bank are being denied teaching permits, reported the Vatican's Fides agency. This denial could result in more than 200 Christian teachers losing their jobs and being unable to teach in Jerusalem’s Christian schools....
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Twenty two secondary schools across Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) have celebrated another year of exceptional HSC results, after the Class of 2025 received their ATAR results in November. ...
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More than 50 schools from across Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) gathered to launch Project Compassion 2026, marking the beginning of Caritas Australia’s annual Lenten appeal with a shared commitment to stand in solidarity with communities experiencing poverty around the world. ...
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In the last years of high school, it is easy to get caught up in grades, friendships, achievements and the future. Whilst these things are important, this reflection on Metanoia helped them to consider a different perspective...
The three siblings from St Paul the Apostle Primary Winston Hills have competed in national Irish dancing competitions and earning prizes for their performances....
The achievements highlighted the continued strength of VET programs across CSPD schools, which provide students with meaningful, future-focused learning experiences and real-world industry pathways....
Angst about AI in education often focuses on impact in learning and teaching, yet the moral challenges posed by the unethical use of AI threaten not just academic standards but our humanity itself....
This joyful celebration of faith and trade was a fitting celebration for the patron saint of workers, St Joseph....
In two major speeches, Pope Leo XIV urges universities to reject reductionism, resist militarism, and restore the human meaning of knowledge in an age defined by algorithms, anxiety, and war....
Christian schools in Jerusalem could be at risk after teachers who reside in the West Bank are being denied teaching permits, reported the Vatican's Fides agency. This denial could result in more than 200 Christian teachers losing their jobs and being unable to teach in Jerusalem’s Christian schools....
Twenty two secondary schools across Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) have celebrated another year of exceptional HSC results, after the Class of 2025 received their ATAR results in November. ...
More than 50 schools from across Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese (CSPD) gathered to launch Project Compassion 2026, marking the beginning of Caritas Australia’s annual Lenten appeal with a shared commitment to stand in solidarity with communities experiencing poverty around the world. ...
In the last years of high school, it is easy to get caught up in grades, friendships, achievements and the future. Whilst these things are important, this reflection on Metanoia helped them to consider a different perspective...