The proposed new Enterprise Agreement was sent to all Catholic school staff and the Independent Education Union (IEU) today, Monday 7 April to begin a process of consultation to consolidate a number of existing agreements into a single state-wide agreement which supports high quality contemporary teaching and learning.
The proposed agreement is Catholic Education's response to the changing education landscape in Australia today and responds to the priorities and concerns of staff drawn from the Catholic school employees survey.
Executive Director of Schools, Greg Whitby, said the proposed agreement is aligned with the strategic intent of our schools in the Diocese of Parramatta.
'The proposed agreement will allow greater scope to build the professional capacity of our teachers and staff, and contribute to a more professional and rewarding work life,' said Greg.
'As with any new agreement, there may ultimately be changes in some areas relating to the work of teachers and support staff,' he said. 'However, changes will only occur as an outcome from a consultation process and after a formal agreement between the negotiating parties is finalised.'
For full details on the proposed NSW/ACT Catholic Systemic Schools Enterprise Agreement 2014 visit www.foundationsforexcellence.com.au
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Congratulations to our Year 10 students who were recognised and awarded for their commitment and involvement in Special Religious Education (SRE) at St Patrick’s Cathedral. It was wonderful to see our students' dedication acknowledged, showcasing the values, leadership and faith that will help shape them into the future leaders of our school. A special thank you to Miss Ghribian and Mr Trad for accompanying and supporting our students on the day. Well done to all involved! 👏⛪04 Nov 2026
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Our first group from the Year 12 Class of 2027 has completed their first Vinnies Van shift! 💙 These opportunities allow our senior students to put their faith into action, develop compassion and connect with people in our community through service. By offering a meal, a friendly conversation and a listening ear, students learn the importance of recognising the dignity of every person. Thank you to our students for generously giving their time and embracing this opportunity to serve others. ✨
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