Catholic Education Northern Territory in Berrimah | Campus building

Catholic Education Northern Territory

Locality: Berrimah

Phone: +61 8 8984 1400

Address: 17 Beaton Road 0828 Berrimah, NT, Australia

Website: http://www.ceont.catholic.edu.au/

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25.01.2022 Today we celebrate the start of National Reconciliation Week. This year's theme is Grounded in Truth: Walk Together in Courage. NRW is a time for us to come together to help heal and find reconciliation with truth and courage. #NRW2019 #GroundedInTruth #WalkTogether2019 #FaithInTheirFuture

24.01.2022 Congratulations to all the St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Darwin students who recently celebrated the Sacraments of First Holy Communion and Confirmation. #FaithInTheirFuture

23.01.2022 Major Announcement Our team has been working hard behind the scenes on a brand new website for Catholic Education Northern Territory. We are very proud to be able to share our new website with you! #FaithInTheirFuture

22.01.2022 Some of our students at St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Darwin celebrating Reconciliation Week! #FaithInTheirFuture

21.01.2022 Save the date! St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Darwin is putting on a whole school production "The Greatest Show!" #FaithInTheirFuture

21.01.2022 We are Catholic education and we have faith in their future. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic College, Alice Springs #FaithInTheirFuture

21.01.2022 We are Catholic education and we have faith in their future. Our Lady of The Sacred Heart College Learn more by visiting ceont.catholic.edu.au #FaithInTheirFuture

20.01.2022 Meet Robyn Wright, Teacher at O'Loughlin Catholic College, Karama Apply now to join our expert teaching team in 2020. Learn more at https://bit.ly/30Vo0sS

18.01.2022 #TerritoryDay 2019 is just around the corner and we’re super excited for this year’s entertainment! Darwin // Hot Dub Time Machine Tex Perkins and other loc...al acts starting at 4pm, fireworks at 8.15pm Katherine // a mix of soulful pop and electronic pieces from Electric Fields Music. Gates open at 5.30pm, fireworks at 8pm Tennant Creek // Join The Barkley Big Deal Band for a once-in-a-lifetime gathering at the Tennant Creek Showgrounds. Gates open at 6pm, fireworks at 8pm Alice Springs // Rock the night away with a high-energy performance from Wolfpack Amadeus. Gates open at 5pm, fireworks at 8pm Check out the website for more info on what’s happening near you https://territoryday.nt.gov.au/ #BoundlessPossible

15.01.2022 "A good education is a foundation for a better future." Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic College, Alice Springs

13.01.2022 Today we pray for the victims of the shooting that occurred in Darwin last night. We pray for the families and for the first responders who were on the scene for the incident. Amen.

13.01.2022 Ladies and Gentleman - Get your tickets!

10.01.2022 Meet Rebecca Dowling, Graduate Teacher at MacKillop Catholic College Palmerston NT Apply now to join our expert teaching team in 2020. Learn more at https://bit.ly/30Vo0sS

09.01.2022 As part of National Reconciliation Week, we celebrate Mabo Day. Today marks the 27th anniversary of the Mabo Decision by the Federal Court of Australia, leading to the Native Title Act of 1993.

08.01.2022 Improving teacher quality in remote Australia In his address to the National Press Club last month, the newly-appointed Indigenous Affairs Minister, Ken Wyatt o...utlined his vision as the first Aboriginal person to be appointed to the portfolio. One of the key challenges he highlighted was geographic diversity, saying the government is committed to expanding regional models that give Indigenous Australians a real say on issues that affect them and drive local solutions for improved outcomes. He said the government needs to listen with our ears and our eyes; to have genuine conversations, not only with Indigenous leaders and peak bodies but with families, individuals and community organisations to find a way forward for a better future for Indigenous children. One of these ways is by ensuring quality education for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in remote parts of Australia. The 2019 Closing the Gap Report identified a number of key areas for educational improvement including school attendance rates, with current data showing the attendance gap widening by as much as 21.8 percentage points for Indigenous students in very remote areas compared to major cities; the need to support further development in literacy and numeracy including the recognition of the existing language skills in local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities; and the need to improve teacher quality in very remote areas as the most significant in-school determinant of student achievement. The report indicated that further work is required to improve initial teacher education programs, and professional development of the existing educator workforce, to build overall capacity to teach Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students; as well as increasing the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander teachers, as they are significantly underrepresented in the education workforce. To support these aims, the Australian Government is providing incentives for teachers working in very remote areas which means qualified teachers working for at least four years over a six year period in a remote school may be eligible to have their Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) debt remitted; and eligible teachers at a school in a very remote location will not be charged indexation on their accumulated HELP debt. Our Catholic school communities are serving over 22,400 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and their families across Australia, and it is an ongoing challenge to find qualified teachers to work in remote schools. For the teachers that commit to this important mission of Catholic education, the work is challenging, but ultimately rewarding (see video below). Please encourage your teachers and leaders to consider these opportunities in areas such as the Northern Territory, the Kimberleys in WA and other remote dioceses in Australia. Jacinta Collins National executive director, Catholic Education Video: Catholic Education Northern Territory teacher, Rebecca Dowling speaks about her experience working in a remote Catholic school. Catholic Education Northern Territory

07.01.2022 Meet Ann Tan, one of our tallented teachers at St. John's Catholic College, Darwin, Australia Apply now to join our expert teaching team in 2020 Learn more at https://bit.ly/30Vo0sS

07.01.2022 Sacred Heart Catholic School, Palmerston is celebrating their Silver Anniversary! You are invited to come along to help celebrate the occasion. Wednesday 26th June 2019

06.01.2022 School Captains from St Paul's Catholic Primary School Nightcliff NT had a great time on the weekend with the V8 Supercars during their visit to Darwin. #FaithInTheirFuture

04.01.2022 We are Catholic education and we have faith in their future. St Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary School #FaithInTheirFuture

03.01.2022 Congratulations to Bernita, Kourtney and Tommy from Xavier Catholic College Wurrumiyanga on their confirmation this weekend. #FaithInTheirFuture

03.01.2022 Meet Erik Moulding, one of our talented teachers at St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Darwin Apply now to join our expert teaching team in 2020 Learn more at https://bit.ly/30Vo0sS