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23.01.2022 Leadership Opportunity: Deputy Principal St Aloysius Catholic College Huntingfield Suitably qualified and experienced Catholic educators are encouraged to apply for a newly created leadership position at St Aloysius Catholic College. The successful candidate will have a passion for co-education across Kindergarten through to Year 12, with relevant leadership experience in middle school education (Years 5 - 9). This role has been created to work closely with the College Princi...pal delivering a strategic focus on enriching leadership within schools, delivering enhanced professional outcomes for teachers, and improvements in personal and academic growth for students. Applications Close: Monday 21 September 2020 at 5:00pm. https://careers.catholic.tas.edu.au//deputy-principal-st-a

22.01.2022 Leadership Opportunity: Principal St Brigid’s Catholic School Wynyard An excellent opportunity exists for an experienced Catholic educator to lead and inspire St Brigid’s Catholic School in Wynyard reinforced by innovative and collaborative leadership structures. Join a collegial network of Catholic Principals throughout Tasmania.... Be supported in your development with leadership opportunities specific to Principals. Lead a school community committed to providing high quality education for all students. Applications Close: 21 September 2020 at 4:00pm https://careers.catholic.tas.edu.au//principal-st-brigids-

22.01.2022 Don't forget to encourage your child to ask their primary teacher how they can share their stories! Entries for the CET Storytelling Showcase close 23 September 2020.

22.01.2022 Our Executive Director, Dr Gerard Gaskin, has a special message of thanks for our amazing teachers as we celebrate World Teachers' Day! https://catholic.tas.edu.au/world-teachers-day-2020

21.01.2022 Day for Daniel is a national day of action for child safety education, where Australia unites to raise awareness for child protection and harm prevention. This morning Tasmanian Catholic Education Office staff joined the Daniel Morcombe Foundation in remembering Daniel, and raising funds to support the Foundation to empower children to Recognise, React, Report if they ever feel unsafe. #dayfordaniel

20.01.2022 Senator Jonathon Duniam visited one of Catholic Education Tasmania's early learning centre project schools yesterday to learn first hand about the early learning opportunities we are creating for Tasmanian children aged 3-5 years. CET Principal Marcus Donnelly showed Senator Duniam the plans for the landscaping at St Cuthbert's Catholic School developed in collaboration with Hobart based landscape architects Playstreet. Work has already commenced across some of our project school sites so stay tuned for updates as this exciting venture progresses!

19.01.2022 We have been made aware of a graphic video circulating social networks. We strongly recommend keeping your children offline today if possible, and heavily supervise all social media interactions until this content is removed.

19.01.2022 Public consultation has now commenced on the Review of Education Regulation as part of the Tasmanian Government’s commitment to improving educational outcomes. Stakeholders and Tasmanian community members are encouraged to engage in the consultation process. Submissions are due by 4 October 2020.... For more information on the Review and consultation process visit the Department of Education website: https://www.education.tas.gov.au//review-of-education-reg/

19.01.2022 Catholic Education Tasmania, the Department of Education and Independent Schools Tasmania have collaborated and developed a survey to seek feedback from parents regarding the impact of students with disability learning from home during Term Two 2020. We are seeking information from key stakeholders concerning experiences of students in Tasmania. The information gained allows CET to better understand and respond for any future L@H circumstances. The Parent Survey is available online: http://bit.ly/learning_at_home_survey

18.01.2022 Every child deserves the best possible start to their learning. Catholic Education Tasmania is working with organisations across the state to make access to quality early learning and care easier for more Tasmanian families. Learn more about how we aim to impact children's outcomes over the long term via our website.... https://catholic.tas.edu.au/early-learning-and-care

17.01.2022 Register now for the National Catholic Education Commission's Faith in the Future Virtual Symposium.

17.01.2022 Enrolments in early learning and care are now open! Holy Rosary Catholic School - Claremont John Paul II Catholic School - Rokeby St Finn Barr's Catholic School - Invermay... Enrolments into the program are managed through our program partner CatholicCare Tasmania. CatholicCare Tasmania currently provide school counselling services and Outside School Hours Care program for many families within Catholic education. Enrol now: https://catholic.tas.edu.au/early-learning-and-care

17.01.2022 This year a challenge was set for Tasmanian Catholic Education Office staff to decorate their office windows to share some joy with their colleagues. It was amazing to see the creativity of staff and the variety of displays presented. If you are not up for venturing out in this weather to view your local Christmas lights, we invite you to sit back and enjoy our festive creations from the comfort of your own home!

16.01.2022 A wide range of career opportunities across Catholic Education Tasmania's schools are currently open for application. If you would like to work with us to provide the best outcomes for our students you can view the current opportunities via our website. https://catholic.tas.edu.au/careers

16.01.2022 Towards 2023: supporting Tasmanian students with more opportunities through Catholic education. Tasmanian students can look forward to an exciting new vision for Catholic education and increased educational opportunities in the greater Hobart region. Our new Towards 2023 newsletter provides updates on our progress as we work towards creating a fully operational and sustainable senior secondary system in the Hobart region that delivers improved outcomes by creating opportuniti...es for Tasmanian students.* View the latest newsletter: https://bit.ly/towards_2023_issue_one Sign up to receive regular updates: https://bit.ly/towards_2023_sign_up *Subject to approvals Guilford Young College MacKillop Catholic College St Aloysius Catholic College St Mary's College Hobart Tasmania St Virgil's College

11.01.2022 Responding to the needs of others is something we strive for as a Catholic education community. This coming Saturday Jason Perry, Deputy Principal at St Anthony's Catholic Primary School, will be putting this into action by raising money to support the work of the Ruby Red Foundation. Running a 102km loop of Launceston using the Launceston Urban Fringe Trail, Jason will be supported along the way by his colleagues Our Lady of Mercy Deputy Principal Nic Saltmarsh and Star of... the Sea Deputy Principal Damien Taylor who will be joining him for sections of the run. Learn more about Jason’s run for Ruby Red https://hub.benojo.com/campaigns/running-100km-for-ruby-red

11.01.2022 Our partnership with CatholicCare Tasmania to deliver early learning and care will provide Tasmanian children and their families with a program that will encourage their successful transition into the primary school setting. Catholic Education Tasmania’s on-site early learning and care offering will create opportunities for education and community sectors to work together with an aim to positively impact children’s outcomes over the long term. Learn more about the early learning and care opportunities available to Tasmanian families via our website: https://catholic.tas.edu.au/early-learning-and-care

11.01.2022 Good luck to all our students completing exams and final assessments. We know you have all faced uncertainty this year and we wish you the very best over the coming weeks.

08.01.2022 We are interested in hearing from students and families leaving Tasmanian Catholic schools. Your feedback will give us an understanding of where students go when they leave our schools and why they have chosen to leave. You are invited to complete a short survey via our website.

06.01.2022 Teachers of students in Years 9-12 are invited to attend this free online professional learning opportunity! Catholic Education Tasmania staff can get more information and register to attend online: https://pli.education.tas.gov.au//tas-ed-talks-inspiring-/

06.01.2022 Free to teachers Australia wide, these online risks and protective factors webinars offer practical strategies to minimise online risks, and resources to support students online.

05.01.2022 The sixth person to feature in our 25 Years of Service profiles this week is Luke McCormack from St Patrick's College, Launceston. Congratulations Luke and thank you for your service! https://catholic.tas.edu.au/25-years-of-service-2020

05.01.2022 Enrolment applications for Year 7 in 2022 in our southern Catholic colleges are due Friday 11 September 2020. With increased access to academic and vocational education opportunities on the horizon, now is the perfect time to enrol your child in Catholic education. https://catholic.tas.edu.au/our-schools#south... St James Catholic College | Dominic College | Sacred Heart College | Mount Carmel College, Hobart | MacKillop Catholic College | St Aloysius Catholic College | St Virgil's College | St Mary's College Hobart Tasmania

03.01.2022 Catholic Education Tasmania seeks to positively impact children's outcomes over the long term. Our new Early Learning and Care newsletter provides updates on our progress as we work towards making access to quality early learning and care easier for more Tasmanian families.* View the latest newsletter: https://bit.ly/ELC_issue_one... Sign up to receive regular updates: https://bit.ly/ELC_sign_up *Subject to approvals

02.01.2022 Catholic Education Tasmania's 16,000 students will benefit from free educational excursions as part of the Tasmanian Government's school excursion voucher scheme. CET welcomes the opportunities the scheme will provide to our students after a challenging start to the year. Students will have access to a range of Tasmania's tourism destinations, parks and facilities to deepen their learning through hands-on experiences. The scheme will provide students with a welcome respite from the recent educational and outdoor restrictions, and will support Tasmanian tourism, parks and heritage sites at a time when they need it most.

02.01.2022 In what is wonderful news for students, Public Health has advised that formals and celebration dinners will be able to go ahead with dancing allowed on school sites. Dancing will also be permitted at off-site venues provided that events held off-site comply with that venue’s COVID safety plan and the current public health directions.

02.01.2022 Earlier this year primary students in our Catholic schools were invited to share their stories as part of our 2020 Storytelling Showcase. Our creative students sent through written stories, presented their stories to camera, created videos, and even a computer based choose your own adventure story! Congratulations to the following students who are on the shortlist for 2020.... PREP - YEAR 2 Allegra Cole - St Therese’s Catholic School Logan Broomhall - St Therese’s Catholic School Maggie Beaumont - St Thomas More’s Catholic School Nina Canning - St Mary's College Hobart Tasmania YEAR 3 - YEAR 4 Elouise McShane - St John's Catholic School Fletcher Gibbons - St Cuthbert's Catholic School Halle Heggie - Dominic College Layla Lamb - Our Lady Of Mercy Catholic School Marina Stagg - St Thomas More’s Catholic School Max Millar - One Day School Launceston/Sacred Heart Catholic School Launceston Nate Jephcott - One Day School Launceston/Sacred Heart Catholic School Launceston Phoebe Reardon - One Day School/St Finn Barr’s Catholic School YEAR 5 - YEAR 6 Bailey Seymour - St John's Catholic School Imogen Martini - St Aloysius Catholic College Jullian Pollard - St Cuthbert's Catholic School Lexie Pietsh - St Thomas More’s Catholic School Lia Makrogamvrakis - St John's Catholic School Madeleine Marr - St Cuthbert's Catholic School William Colebrook-Smith - One Day School Launceston/St Finn Barr's Catholic School Year 5/6 student - St Aloysius Catholic College Stay tuned for more information when the winners are announced on 26 November!

02.01.2022 From all of us at Catholic Education Tasmania, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Please enjoy this Christmas message from Archbishop Julian Porteous.

02.01.2022 Celebrating all the men who have made us who we are today.

01.01.2022 Following another incredible term, we wish all within the Catholic Education Tasmania community a well deserved term break. Whether you are travelling around our beautiful state or spending time at home, we hope you have a safe and happy break, and we look forward to welcoming you back for term four!