SCS debuts inspiring podcast with Australia’s biggest names
Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) has launched a brand-new podcast ‘So You Want To Be…’, to inspire listeners by hearing from some of Australia’s most influential and successful people. Each episode explores the lives of household names who are leading their respective fields, providing a rare insight into their unique journeys while sharing incredible advice. In Episode One, Channel Nine’s Georgie Gardner gets season one underway as she reveals what
WATCH: The School Report | Episode 3 | Keeping your child safe and healthy online
The latest episode of The School Report is here! In this episode, we switch our focus to protecting students online. We look at how parents can help their children safely navigate the online world, what parents need to be mindful of when it comes to social media, and provide some tips on how we can all promote healthy digital habits in the home. The episode features expert
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 Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) Eisteddfod. Born from a need for schools to have the opportunity to perform, the SCS Eisteddfod offers Vocal, Instrumental, Dance, and Drama categories with numerous sections in each. With two
WATCH: The School Report | Episode 2 | Sport For All
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 our system and how we’re working towards being the gold standard for school sport in Australia. We’re joined by Damien Kerr, Manager: Sport Pre to Post, and Anna Turnbull, Education Officer: Pre to Post Sport,
Online exhibition: 2023 Portrait Prize Winners Announced
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 to Year 12 the opportunity of painting or drawing a portrait of someone well-known to them and who plays a the significant role in their life. “It was a privilege for me to oversee the