Catholic Education WA

St Columba's School, Bayswater have celebrated 90 years of Catholic education in Bayswater with a range of events to mark the occasion.

The school community were joined by CEWA’s Executive Director, Annette Morey, former Principals Art Lombardi and Greg Martin, representatives of the Sisters of Mercy, and local MP, Dan Bull MLA as they celebrated a special mass to mark the occasion.

St Columba’s school mark 90 years of Catholic education Bayswater St Columba’s School have celebrated 90 years of Catholic education in Bayswater with a range of events to mark the occasion. The school community were joined by CEWA’s Executive Director, Annette Morey, former Principals Art Lombardi and Greg Martin, representatives of the Sisters of Mercy, and ...

Good luck to Sacred Heart College, Sorrento, WA and Padbury Catholic Primary School alumnus Sam Swadling, who is making his AFL debut for Collingwood Football Club on Saturday against Port Adelaide.

A great achievement!🏉

Swadl - in ✅

First-year midfielder Sam Swadling will make his AFL debut this Saturday night against Port Adelaide!

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Huge congratulations to Holly and Gabe on this incredible international recognition 🎭🌟

A proud moment for Kolbe Catholic College and the wider Catholic education community.

BROADWAY BOUND 🚀🌟 🎭

From playing the iconic roles of Belle and the Beast on the Kolbe stage to being recognised on the international stage, a huge congratulations to Holly (Year 9) and Gabe (Year 10), who have been selected to represent Australia in the prestigious Junior Theater Festival International All-Stars team, an incredible achievement recognising some of the world's most promising young musical theatre performers.

Chosen from talented students across the globe, the International All-Stars program offers participants the opportunity to work alongside Broadway professionals in New York City, developing their skills in acting, singing and dance while creating lifelong friendships with fellow performers from around the world.

We are thrilled that Holly will be taking part in this once-in-a-lifetime experience and incredibly proud of Gabe, whose selection reflects his outstanding talent and dedication to the performing arts. While family commitments mean he won't be attending this year, this remarkable achievement remains a testament to his hard work and passion.

What an incredible honour for both students and a proud moment for our Kolbe community. We look forward to seeing Holly and Gabe continue to shine on the Kolbe stage and beyond! 🚀🌟 🎭

Our schools are places where imagination is encouraged, diversity thrives, and opportunities are endless.

https://www.cewa.edu.au/learning-wellbeing/diverse-learning/

Our schools demonstrate a deep commitment to providing engaged learning environments where all students are supported to discover their potential and nurture their talents.

To see some of the great initiatives going on in our schools visit https://awards.cewa.edu.au/

Great to see students engaged in such a memorable experience. Huge thanks to the Fremantle Dockers for inspiring the next generation 👏

With the FIFA World Cup kicking off, we’re backing the Socceroos 🇦🇺⚽

Keep an eye out for some of our alumni, with Jacob Italiano, a former student of Mary MacKillop Catholic Community Primary School and Servite College, and Alessandro Circati, a Servite College graduate, representing Australia on the world stage.

From its humble beginnings in 1843, when the first Catholic school opened in Perth, Catholic education in Western Australia has been responding to the needs of communities, providing a Catholic education for all families who seek it.

https://www.cewa.edu.au/about/cewa/our-history/

Our Vision ensures that along with strong academic skills, children and young adults will be able to collaborate, innovate, create, appreciate and think critically.

https://www.cewa.edu.au/learning-wellbeing/learning-programs/

Year 7s from more than ten Catholic schools joined a group of twenty-one schools, gathering in Perth on Monday 11 May for a Year 7 Soccer Lightning Carnival, which included a Socktober round.

The round gave students the opportunity to play soccer with a sockball (made of old socks, plastic bags, rags, and other discarded items) to show solidarity with children living in poverty around the world.

Catholic schools build empathy through Socktober round at Year 7 Soccer Lightning Carnival Year 7s from more than ten Catholic schools joined a group of twenty-one schools, gathering in Perth on Monday 11 May for a Year 7 Soccer Lightning Carnival, which included a Socktober round. The round gave students the opportunity to play soccer with a sockball (made of old socks, plastic...