Raising Readers in a Screen Age
Somewhere between bedtime stories and high school homework, many parents notice a shift: the child who once devoured books now seems glued to a screen. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The teenage
Somewhere between bedtime stories and high school homework, many parents notice a shift: the child who once devoured books now seems glued to a screen. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The teenage
For many parents, choosing a school is less about labels and more about a quiet but important question: Where will my child flourish? Increasingly, families are seeking an education that supports the whole child — one that
Freedom is months away. One Shakespeare unit stands between Year 12 and the rest of their lives. And the teacher covering the class? A PE sub who absolutely did not sign up for this.
A group of Sydney Catholic Schools students will take to the stage at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) this May to premiere an original musical inspired by the works of William Shakespeare.
When school results are released, the focus quickly turns to statistics. HSC results, NAPLAN scores, rankings and ATARs often dominate the conversation. Achievement matters. Data is important. Schools want students to do well, and
Sydney Catholic Schools has announced the 2026 recipients of the Catholic Education Foundation (CEF) Teaching Scholarship, with record application numbers highlighting strong interest in teaching within Catholic schools. Following a competitive selection process, 16
Sydney Catholic Schools is setting the vision for its next chapter with the launch of Magis 2033, an ambitious plan that reaffirms a commitment to forming young people not only for academic success, but
Congratulations to the Brigidine College Randwick Class of 2025 on your outstanding Higher School Certificate (HSC) results! Our school climbed 14 places in The Sydney Morning Herald rankings, placing 53rd in the state—the highest
There’s something special about this moment - your child ready to take their first steps into high school, uniform a little too big, nerves buzzing beneath the excitement. For many parents, the transition to
When it comes to science experiments, the classic baking soda volcano is a rite of passage. To keep the learning excitement going beyond the volcano, Sydney Catholic Schools is sharing four fresh, fun, and