Year 5 and 6 students at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart School at Waibeni (Thursday Island) have been learning local traditional language as part of the school’s commitment to preserving the critically endangered languages of the remote region.
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Principal Profile: Rita Petersen, St Joseph’s School, Atherton
In our latest Principal Profile, we speak to Rita Peterson of St Joseph’s School, Atherton, about the contagious energy of the Tablelands school, as well as why the school community is so special and what she hopes to achieve as Principal.
Swapping the Big Smoke for Island Life
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart School teacher Hannah Cantwell shares her experience swapping her big city life in Melbourne for a slower-paced existence on Thursday Island – and the career opportunities that came with it!
Keeping High-Performing Teachers in the Classroom
Highly Accomplished Teacher and Lead Teacher (HAT and LT) certification is keeping our high-performing teachers in classrooms across the Cairns Diocese.
Scholarships Ensure Bright Future for Far North
Job stability, lifestyle factors and opportunities for growth are enticing Far North workers to reskill as teachers.
New Cairns School Ready for Reveal
12,000 Sandwiches for Homeless
Cairns Catholic Education donates more than 12,000 sandwiches to local charity Rosies – Friends on the Street.