Catholic schools are for everyone
Our schools welcome students of all abilities and we understand that no two learners are alike, therefore we place great importance on creating opportunities for students to learn and be assessed in a variety of ways.
Why a Catholic school?
Learn by nature
While following the national curriculum, Catholic schools base our philosophy of child-led learning in highly flexible spaces and natural outdoor environments, as much as possible.
Our modern schools expand beyond the classroom walls, seamlessly integrating the latest designs and technologies with workspaces that often spill out to the school grounds.
These environments provide a rich variety of inter-connected spaces for small groups, large groups, one-on-ones and are both internal and external – a far cry from the classrooms of old.
One of my younger years 'classes' involves play that could result in a scratched knee here or there but there is a lot of learning that happens in the process of falling down and getting back up.
Year 2 Teacher
St Peter's Primary, Caboolture
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Getting the plans right
Catholic schools are widely recognised for a successful balance in building new schools to accommodate growth and to ensure that our existing schools do not fall behind.
Every new-build, or refurbishment, is planned extensively to maximise impact on positive learning outcomes for students and be cost-effective.
We are responsible stewards of every dollar entrusted to us, therefore we incorporate sustainable design to keep students comfortable, drive down operating costs and reduce emissions.
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