The curtains lift for the 2023 Eisteddfod
The Eisteddfod is back for its third year in 2023 and it’s bigger and better than ever. Students from 114 schools will lace up their dancing shoes and warm up their vocal chords for
The Eisteddfod is back for its third year in 2023 and it’s bigger and better than ever. Students from 114 schools will lace up their dancing shoes and warm up their vocal chords for
The second episode of The School Report is here! In this episode, we switch our focus to sport at Sydney Catholic Schools. We lift the lid on the transformation of sport across
Sydney Catholic Schools has celebrated its second year of the Portrait Prize competition with a total of 294 exceptional entries and the announcement of four category winners. The annual competition allows students from Kindergarten
We are thrilled to introduce you to The School Report - Sydney Catholic Schools' very first system wide television program. Episodes of The School Report will drop regularly each term and take
Sydney Catholic Schools is excited to present its first ever combined primary and secondary Athletics Championships. You can watch all the live action unfolding right here on Friday, 26 August, from 8am to 3pm.
More than 3800 students from the Sydney Archdiocese represented their schools at the 2022 Sydney Catholic Schools Cross Country Championships. Day 1: Secondary - Podium Day 1: Secondary - Track Photos
More than 2,690 students from 120 primary schools converged on Sydney Motorsport Park for Day 2 of Sydney Catholic Schools’ inaugural Pre to Post Cross Country Championships. On a bright and sunny day
Forty-nine young athletes from 20 schools in the Archdiocese of Sydney are set to compete at the NSW Primary School Sports Association (NSWPSSA) Swimming Championships on Wednesday 6 April following a stellar day in
At the heart of St Felix’s Catholic Primary School Bankstown is our Catholic faith, nurtured in the tradition of Mary MacKillop, where learning opportunities inspire and empower all to be people of hope who can make