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Congratulations to Students & Teachers

Auckland Diocese: Baradene College, Auckland: The Baradene U17 rowing eight won the gold medal at the Maadi Cup. Lucy Burrell and Grainne Walsh were selected as NZ trialists. At the NISS Athletics Championships, Lillian Bing came first in the U16 Pole Vault, Penelope Salmon came first in the Intermediate 3000m, Macey Hilton and Rosa Taylor [...]

Congratulations to Students & Teachers2019-05-17T11:53:40+12:00

Catholic Support Group for the Royal Commission into Abuse in State Care – Newsletter

Te Rōpū Tautoko Catholic Support Group for the Royal Commission in Abuse in State Care has released its first newsletter. To read the newsletter please Click Here.

Catholic Support Group for the Royal Commission into Abuse in State Care – Newsletter2019-09-06T12:15:05+12:00

Preservation of Documents for the Royal Commission of Inquiry.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions has issued a Notice regarding the Preservation of Documents that may be of relevance to the Royal Commission. Diocesan Offices will be communicating with Proprietors and schools regarding the following notice. To read the Notice please Click [...]

Preservation of Documents for the Royal Commission of Inquiry.2019-09-06T12:15:30+12:00

Congratulations to Students & Teachers

Auckland Diocese: Baradene College, Auckland: Chelsea Sharp has been selected for the Touch NZ 2019 U16 mixed team. Jorga Gantley with her medal. Carmel College, Auckland: Sionann Murphy (Y10) broke the NZ U17 Para records in both shot put and discus at the Auckland and Waikato Championships. Natalya Carter represented NZ at the [...]

Congratulations to Students & Teachers2019-09-06T11:34:55+12:00

Tomorrow’s Schools submission from APIS

APIS is sharing its response to the Our Schooling Futures: Stronger Together report to all its stakeholders as a way of engaging with our Proprietors and Schools.  Our submission has focused on the potential challenges for integrated schools if changes are implemented. Please click here to read our letter. Please click here to read our Tomorrow's [...]

Tomorrow’s Schools submission from APIS2019-05-31T10:40:55+12:00

Condolences from Pope Francis

His Holiness Pope Francis was deeply saddened to learn of the injury and loss of life caused by the senseless acts of violence at two Mosques in Christchurch, and he assures all New Zealanders, and in particular the Muslim community, of his heartfelt solidarity in the wake of these attacks. Mindful of the efforts of [...]

Condolences from Pope Francis2019-03-18T09:58:28+13:00

We need to listen to young people about climate change

The following op-ed was written by Cardinal John and originally posted on Stuff.co.nz, click here to link to the original article. OPINION: Young people are protesting on Friday about the slow pace of international action on climate change. We need to listen to them. Many decision-makers in the governments, businesses, community organisations and churches of the [...]

We need to listen to young people about climate change2019-03-14T08:16:15+13:00

Policy Update

STUDENT PRIVACY The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has asked us to share their Back to school FAQs, which provides guidance around student information. Link here. Example questions are: Can a school give student information to a DHB dental service? Can a school publish a child’s information? Can a school put parent details in a school directory? [...]

Policy Update2019-03-01T09:32:44+13:00
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