Game on: Benefits of sport for kids
With the Paris Olympic Games less than a month away, the determination, camaraderie and sheer physical skill present in elite sport will be on full display. And while seeing athletes at their peak is
With the Paris Olympic Games less than a month away, the determination, camaraderie and sheer physical skill present in elite sport will be on full display. And while seeing athletes at their peak is
Building a child’s resilience may be one of the best ways to help them thrive at school and beyond. School brings so many opportunities for growth and learning. Each day is a source of
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
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
Congratulations to the Freeman Catholic College Bonnyrigg Heights Class of 2023 on your outstanding Higher School Certificate (HSC) results! Our school was among the top 150 in the state, placing 106th in The Sydney
Paying it forward is a constant pursuit for Freeman student Erica Chau. Erica was among only 26 students in the state presented with a 2023 NSW Youth Community Service Award in honour of her
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
Freeman Catholic College student Gianfranco Dabbene was one of 10 students recognised across NSW for exemplary behaviour, inclusiveness and community-mindedness at the inaugural Premier’s Respect Awards. Gianfranco was acknowledged for his hard work and