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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Catholic Education WA Executive Director appointed as Member of the Order of Australia
Mr Bull’s remarkable career in education spans over four decades, beginning at Mercedes College in 1979.
New Executive Director for Catholic Education announced
Annette Morey began her career serving as a leader at St Norbert College, before moving to Prendiville Catholic College and then Mater Dei College, where she was widely praised for her commitment to faith formation and academic excellence.
NAPLAN doesn’t have to be a testing time for all – ACU expert
Australian Catholic University expert Associate Professor Steven Lewis has urged school leaders, teachers, families, and students to take a collective breath amid the start of the nationwide testing window.
Catholic schools see largest twelve-month growth in 10 years
Catholic Education WA continues to urge the incoming State Government to provide equitable funding for those families who choose a faith-based education.
Exciting new chapter for Catholic education in Leederville
Catholic education in Leederville is about to enter an exciting new phase with Aranmore Catholic Primary School and Aranmore Catholic College to be amalgamated from the beginning of 2026.
Catholic Schools to Pilot Australia-first AI Teaching Assistant ‘Nurture’
The efficiency gains when using AI within a new trial teaching assistant will allow teachers to get back hours each week to reinvest into direct interaction with their students in ways only teachers can.
Catholic Education WA celebrates 2024 Year 12 high achievers
Award recipients included those students who achieved an Australian Tertiary Admission Ranking (ATAR) of 99 and above as well as students who received a Pinnacle Award from the School Curriculum and Standards Authority in ATAR and VET pathways.
Catholic Education WA urges political parties to put children first
Catholic Education WA Executive Director Wayne Bull said in WA, unlike other states, Catholic schools do not receive state government funding for capital despite parents, who are exercising school choice by enrolling their child in a Catholic school, contributing school fees on top of paying taxes.
Students gain insights into Australian Parliament
The momentous occasion provided a unique opportunity for our Year 11 and 12 students to gain firsthand insights into the workings of the Australian Parliament and the impact of successful policy implementations in their area.
Catholic teachers and leaders offered a new certification in Catholic Social Ecology
Catholic Institute Western Australia Managing Director, Dr John Topliss said students wanting to advance their education or religious education degrees to a Masters can now incorporate Catholic social teaching, and the role of God and integral ecology, into their studies – and indeed, into their future careers as a result.
