News Articles for Catholic Education Western Australia

Public and private schools in WA have embraced AI tools under multiple trials.

From kindergarten to university, plans are progressing for future facilities.

The record-breaking temperatures and extreme bushfire risk recorded last month caused the closure of almost 30 schools.

Catholic Education of Western Australia has announced the name of its newest school, a $14 million college in Madora Bay.

Debra Sayce is taking on a new challenge after almost 30 years at Catholic Education Western Australia.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Richard McLeod, Debra Sayce, Wayne Bull, Mark Barnaba, John Gelavis, Brad Royce, Fiona Wood, Don Pyke, Ronni Kahn and James Goth.

Catholic Education Western Australia executive director Debra Sayce will step down from her role to head a section in the Archdiocese of Perth.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Len Kosova, Amy Johnson, Caroline Wood, Bill Parker, Daniel Simms, Paul Andrew, Paul Graham and Paul Slaughter.

A review into pathways after high school is expected to identify the barriers students face.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Greg Brylski, Tom Fuller, Greg Prout, Celia Hammond, Jess Hamdorf, Ben Wyatt, John Williams, Ankit Mehta, Steven Fitzgerald, Gillian Denison and Wendy Norris.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Gavin Bain, Celia Hammond, Frank Malloy, Alyson Martinovich, Stuart Skerman, Richard Kilbane, Christina Matthews, Rebecca Banks, Allister Legge, Elizabeth Keen, Deborah Low, Emma Richards, and Max Used.

The introduction of artificial intelligence has disrupted the WA education sector, with some in the industry intending to adapt, not fight.

The state government and Catholic Education WA will be targeting student growth in Perth's western suburbs.

A western suburbs primary school will close its doors at the end of 2023, just months after celebrating 125 years.

Donna Faragher is hoping common sense prevails as parliament delves into the complexities of the state's child development services.

More than 1,000 COVID cases from last month were only reported to WA Health yesterday as the state records a drop in daily case numbers overnight.

Perth-based Velrada has been selected as Microsoft's Australian growth partner of the year while Melbourne-based Engage Squared was the overall Australian partner of the year.

Government funding for the capital needs of private schools remains a contentious issue.

Funding for capital works, mental health services and hygienic upkeep are among the top priorities for Catholic Education Western Australia ahead of the state election.

The State School Teachers' Union of WA is encouraging parents to keep students home where possible, highlighting increasing divisions over the state government's plans to recommence face-to-face learning next week.

UPDATED: Two John XXIII high-school students have returned negative coronavirus tests, while a third student in Year 12 is awaiting results, the school announced. It comes after one of the children's parents tested positive to COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Catholic Education Western Australia has modified its delivery strategy for the ambitious ICT project it has created in collaboration with Microsoft, with local firm Empired wining work under a new fixed-price contracting model.

A faltering economy and an increase in the number of people leaving the state compared with arrivals has failed to halt growth in enrolments at both local Catholic and other private schools, and public schools.