This week (26 May – 3 June) marks the 22nd anniversary of National Reconciliation Week. The ‘The health and welfare of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ report (2015) (which can be found on the Australian Government Institute of Health and Welfare website AIHW), presented the following stark statistic In the 5 year period 2008–2012: two-thirds (65%) of...Read More
Following the relaxation of restrictions due to COVID-19, Bishop Anthony Randazzo welcomes all our students, teachers and staff back to school this week after a period of home-based learning.Read More
“Recently appointed Interim Director of Schools, Danny Casey, would like to take the opportunity to introduce himself and provide an update on the plans to return to full face to face teaching in our schools via this videoRead More
The Community of Catholic Schools, Diocese of Broken Bay have created an excellent resource for parents and families called The Parent Hub. The Parent Hub contains information for parents about Home Based Learning, Wellbeing at Home and FAQS. This resource also includes a directory of helpful services that might assist families. Click HereRead More
All Mater Maria Students are invited to attend! Schools from across our diocese, and schools from Sydney will be participating! YOUTH ALPHA is an exciting opportunity to socialise, have fun and explore your faith with other students from around our Diocese of Broken Bay. Run via Zoom during Term 2, Alpha is a series of...Read More
Enrolments for Year 7, 2022 at Mater Maria Catholic College has now been extended until Friday 1 May, 2020. We have also made it easier for parents to now enrol their child online via our new online application form which you can find here: https://matermaria.nsw.edu.au/enrolments/ Applications for current Years 7 – 11 are also welcome....Read More
One in four primary students and one in six secondary students do not attend school regularly, with research showing that their academic and social skills can suffer. Many parents do not realise the cumulative effect of allowing their child to take a day off every now and then, and one day a fortnight adds up...Read More
