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Culture-crafters: STEM students recreate Dreamtime story in Minecraft

Four tech-savvy STEM students have used their Minecraft skills to bring their interpretation of a Dreamtime story to life.

Over eight weeks, Lottie, Emily, Josie and Sophie (Y

Year 10 Drama takes the stage for sustainability

This term, Mrs Irene Knauseder’s Year 10 Drama students explored the power of political theatre, bringing their learning to life in a meaningful way.

In collaboration with the S

Work Experience students get a taste of the legal ̨ÍåaƬSearch

As part of the ̨ÍåaƬSearch’s Year 10 Work Experience program, students are given the opportunity to explore a wide range of career pathways, develop essential workplace skills and gain

Fresh Water Flow | An On Country experience   

On Monday 12 May, a group of our First Nations students took part in a powerful On Country experience centered around the theme of ‘Fresh Water Flow’. Our day, guided by Sharnie, o

Stay connected with your child’s learning progress

We encourage all families to make the most of our Learning Management System (LMS), Connect. This platform is your go-to resource for staying engaged with your child’s learning jou

Child safe communities

Catholic Education Tasmania believes that children and young people have a fundamental right to be respected, nurtured and cared for.

Every child and young person is entitle

Culture-crafters: STEM students recreate Dreamtime story in Minecraft

Four tech-savvy STEM students have used their Minecraft skills to bring their interpretation of a Dreamtime story to life.

Over eight weeks, Lottie, Emily, Josie and Sophie (Y

Year 10 Drama takes the stage for sustainability

This term, Mrs Irene Knauseder’s Year 10 Drama students explored the power of political theatre, bringing their learning to life in a meaningful way.

In collaboration with the S

Work Experience students get a taste of the legal ̨ÍåaƬSearch

As part of the ̨ÍåaƬSearch’s Year 10 Work Experience program, students are given the opportunity to explore a wide range of career pathways, develop essential workplace skills and gain

Fresh Water Flow | An On Country experience   

On Monday 12 May, a group of our First Nations students took part in a powerful On Country experience centered around the theme of ‘Fresh Water Flow’. Our day, guided by Sharnie, o

Stay connected with your child’s learning progress

We encourage all families to make the most of our Learning Management System (LMS), Connect. This platform is your go-to resource for staying engaged with your child’s learning jou

Child safe communities

Catholic Education Tasmania believes that children and young people have a fundamental right to be respected, nurtured and cared for.

Every child and young person is entitle