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Creating communities of faith and learning

We work to improve the education and faith outcomes of students in Catholic schools in New South Wales.

We take a leadership role, coordinating and representing Catholic education in NSW at a state and national level.

About our role
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  • 254,952 students
  • 598 schools
  • 30,916 staff

Spirit on Country

Hosted by Armidale Catholic Schools and Catholic Schools NSW, the conference empowers educators to enhance skills, improve outcomes, and foster reconciliation through cultural understanding.

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Governance and Compliance

We create policies and procedures to ensure schools and systems meet statutory and regulatory obligations, especially those from NESA.

Find out more about school management
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Support and Advocacy

We stand as the voice for Catholic schools, liaising with government, media, parents, and society.

Find out more about our advocacy role
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Teaching and Learning Support

We support our Catholic school leaders and educators by developing and sharing resources across a range of learning topics.

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School Funding

We are responsible to the Australian and NSW governments for distributing recurrent funding to Catholic diocesan schools.

Read more on how schools are funded
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"The mission of the Catholic school is the integral formation of students, so that they may be true to their condition as Christ’s disciples and as such work effectively for the evangelisation of culture and for the common good of society."

Pope Saint John Paul II