On Wednesday 5 August, representatives from CEDC joined staff and First Nations students from our colleges at the 2026 Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Foundation (QATSIF)
Catholic Education Week was celebrated across Queensland from 26 July to 1 August. Under this year’s theme, Share Your Light – Inspire Others, we were invited to
It is with great pride and joy that we acknowledge two outstanding CEDC school leaders who were recognised at the Catholic Secondary Principals Australia National Conference 2026,
Catholic Education Diocese of Cairns continues to encourage secondary students to consider a career in teaching through the Aspire to Teach program.Â
Recently 10 CEDC Primary Principals attended the QCPPA Conference in Toowoomba, joining nearly 90 other Catholic Primary Principals from across Queensland. The theme of the conference
The 2026 Nulung Kayn Kasi event, held at MacKillop Catholic College, Mount Peter, was a powerful celebration of First Nations student leaders from all around
The 2026 school year has brought record student enrolments in Cairns Catholic schools with almost 12,300 students enrolled.
St Monica’s College teacher Julia Waldmann is one of just two talented teachers in the Cairns Diocese to achieve Highly Accomplished Teacher (HAT) certification in
Catholic Education Diocese of Cairns is proud to continue investing in the future of teachers in our region with our latest cohort of Education Scholarship
Our Lady Help of Christians School teacher Stacey Bita shares her experience achieving Highly Accomplished Teacher certification as well as the benefits for herself, her
Last week marked a significant moment in the history of St Augustine’s College as we honoured and farewelled the Marist Brothers, whose remarkable 96 years of steadfast
In a historic moment for Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Waiben and Kirriri, the Access For All initiative was recently launched by the Executive
