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God's Gracious Act of Creation

26 Sep, 2016

GATEway Project St Patrick’s Catholic School in Asquith recently hosted the GATEway (Gifted & Talented Enrichment) Project day for twenty Stage 2 students from local schools. The focus of the GATEway Day was coding and robotics.

26 Sep, 2016

Time to Change Channel Nine producer Jill Greenwood gave up her twenty-year career in the media to study teaching and is now a Year Four teacher at Prouille Catholic School in Wahroonga.

20 Sep, 2016

As the Director of Schools for the Diocese of Broken Bay, I am delighted that you have taken the time to inquire about our community of schools.

Key curriculum initiatives at the Diocese of Broken Bay are aimed at building students’ self-concept and confidence as learners.

Teacher professional learning is shaped and targeted based on the school improvement priorities in each school and the learning needs of the students within the class.

As a schools system we have a regular cycle of strategic planning.

Parent Engagement makes a difference to a child’s learning and wellbeing. When parents are engaged in their child’s learning at home and involved in school activities and events, the results for children are better learning outcomes and enhanced wellbeing.

Working in a Catholic school is a privilege and a challenge and you are supported in this mission in a number of ways.

When your child goes to a Catholic school you are enrolling in a Catholic community that is bigger than the school.

The CSO develops, publishes and assists schools to implement a range of policies setting out clearly the approaches we take to important issues.

Students across the Diocese of Broken Bay are committed to social justice initiatives. A group of St Paul’s College, Manly students choose to build houses in a Cambodian village during their holidays.

The DPC develops and encourages parent engagement by supporting the participation of Broken Bay Diocesan families in partnerships with their school and parish communities.

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Community of Catholic Schools Diocese of Broken Bay

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Building 2, 423 Pennant Hills Rd,
Pennant Hills NSW 2120

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Pennant Hills NSW 1715

Phone +61 (0)2 9847 0000
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Email cso@dbb.catholic.edu.au