GOLDFIELDS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
CEWA schools, colleges and learning centres have been a central part of the Western Australian education landscape for over 150 years and constitute the second largest primary and secondary education provider in Western Australia. They value all human learning and encourage the human quest for truth. They teach and integrate Gospel values such as justice, love, compassion, peace and forgiveness into their life and curriculum. They promote in students a spirit of Christian service and foster in them an understanding of the responsibilities they have to the common good of the wider society. Through them, students are provided opportunities to experience what it means to follow Jesus as members of Catholic communities and parishes. Catholic schools and centres form young people in Christian discipleship to bring the love, compassion and justice of the Gospel to all and so to contribute to the development of Australian society.
St Mary's Primary School, Kalgoorlie
St Mary's Primary School is a double-stream, co-educational Catholic Primary School catering for children from Kindergarten to Year 6, with approximately 460 students. The committed teachers and support staff work closely in partnership with parents to provide the best opportunities for the students in their care, and aim to nurture the education of the whole person physically, spiritually, emotionally and socially. The school offers a range of co-curricular and extracurricular activities and a strong emphasis on literacy and numeracy development. It endeavours to create a learning environment that will enable students to meet the challenges of the future.
St Joseph's Primary School, Boulder
St Joseph’s School Boulder is a Catholic primary school catering to around 240 children from Pre-Kindy to Year Six. It has been meeting the educational, spiritual and pastoral needs of children in the Goldfields since 1897 and is founded on the traditions of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart. As a Catholic school, it upholds the values of Jesus Christ. It has a proud tradition of valuing children from many ethnic backgrounds and reflects the multicultural diversity of Australia. Its culture is shaped and given meaning by its community synergistically sharing a common vision and purpose in which the central focus always remains a happy, productive and successful schooling experience for students.
John Paul College
John Paul College is a Catholic Secondary Co-educational College established in 1984 serving the Goldfields Community in Western Australia. From its foundations of Prendiville College for Girls established in 1971 and CBC Kalgoorlie established in 1906, it continues to educate young men and women within a Catholic framework of justice, peace and charity. These foundations form the College motto of Justice, Peace and Charity and underpin all activities and relationships fostered at the College. The College offers a diverse programme for students in Years 7-12 based on Catholic teaching and service to others. Ini addition to traditional core subjects, the College has an extensive curriculum with opportunities for students to participate in drama, music, information technology and sporting activities.
