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Nagle College ewe named 'Supreme Champion'

Nagle College ewe named 'Supreme Champion'
28/03/2009

Agriculture students from Nagle College, Blacktown South, tasted success at the annual Castle Hill Agricultural Show on 22 March, with the sheep they prepared and conditioned being named Supreme Champion.


Excellence in teaching awarded at St Joseph’s Primary, Schofields

Excellence in teaching awarded at St Joseph’s Primary, Schofields
26/03/2009

Clare Dowd, a learning support teacher at St Joseph’s Primary, Schofields, has been awarded the 2009 Excellence in Teaching Award, an initiative of the Rotary Club of Castle Hill.


New Catholic Early Learning Centre opens

New Catholic Early Learning Centre opens
26/03/2009

On Tuesday 24 March, a new Catholic Early Learning Centre opened its doors for the first time. Located within the Blessed John XXIII Parish, Glenwood-Stanhope Gardens, the centre caters for children aged 3 to 5 years.


Terra Sancta student accepted into university before HSC

Terra Sancta student accepted into university before HSC
25/03/2009

Terra Sancta College student, Adam Kharodia, has just begun his final year of school, but already he has secured a place at the University of Western Sydney (UWS) for 2010.


School leaders learn together

School leaders learn together
25/03/2009

During the week of 16 March, Catholic Education staff and school leadership teams came together for a series of presentations and workshops aimed at improving student learning outcomes throughout the diocese.


Claymation brings Religious Education to life

Claymation brings Religious Education to life
24/03/2009

Year 10 students from Parramatta Marist High recently took their Project-Based Learning on the road, visiting three local primary schools and sharing their learning with younger students.


Adventure writer inspires Patrician Brothers' students

Adventure writer inspires Patrician Brothers' students
23/03/2009

On Tuesday 10 March, Australian author, Simon Higgins visited students at Patrician Brothers' College, Blacktown to share his inspiration for writing.


Patrician Brothers' students donate altar to sister school

Patrician Brothers' students donate altar to sister school
23/03/2009

Students at Patrician Brothers' College, Blacktown recently built an altar for the new school hall at sister school, Nagle College, Blacktown South.


A taste of village life for St Mary's Primary

23/03/2009

As part of the school's celebrations of Catholic Schools Week, Year 5 students at St Mary's Primary, Rydalmere built 'Tippy Taps' which are used in Uganda to collect fresh water to wash their hands.


Catholic Schools Week 2009 gets underway

Catholic Schools Week 2009 gets underway
23/03/2009

This week over 240,000 Catholic students from across NSW and the ACT will celebrate special events from concerts, open houses, and displays to fundraising activities, work on the local environment and technology demonstrations.


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