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Over 100 Year 12 student leaders across all Diocesan Schools gathered at this years annual LIFTED Leaders to gain input and receive inspiration from Bishop Vincent, CEDP leadership and CYP (Catholic Youth Parramatta), and the new Executive Director, Mr Jack de Groot.

One of the most exciting young stars in Australian athletics, St John XXIII Catholic College student Sebastian Sultana continues to show why he’s regarded as a future Olympic star with his double gold win at the recent Australian All Schools Track and Field Championships in Adelaide.

Emu Plains resident and St Agnes Catholic High School teacher Lauren Walters has been named Education Rising Star of the Year at the Australian Education Awards, in addition to winning an Australian Schools Plus Early Career Teacher Award at the Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards.

Twenty-eight outstanding young leaders from secondary schools across the Catholic Diocese of Parramatta were recently recognised by Bishop Vincent Long at the annual Bishop’s Awards for Student Excellence.

St Agnes Catholic High School teacher Lauren Walters has been recognised for her teaching excellence and dedication by being named Education Rising Star of the Year at the Australian Education Awards and winning an Australian Schools Plus Early Career Teacher Award at the Commonwealth Bank Teaching Awards.

A passion for supporting her school community and a determination to help students through the COVID pandemic has seen St Agnes Catholic High School Rooty Hill teacher Lauren Walters named a finalist for the Education Rising Star of the Year at The Australian Education Awards.

Congratulations to our winners and all who entered the 2021/22 Executive Director's Summer Reading Challenge (EDSRC), it has been an incredible competition this year with a large number of entries.

Sydney cricketer and St Agnes Rooty Hill teacher Luke Dempsey scored his last first grade century eight long years ago. Now he’s scored one of the most extraordinary tons ever seen.

Top students from across the state — recognised as their school’s dux recipient — have revealed their plans post high school.

HSC students will be given more time to work on their major projects and to prepare for exams to reduce the impact of the current COVID-19 lockdown. Read more...