April 2024

Today (Friday, May 3, 2024) is World Administrative Professionals Day, which offers Principals and school leaders the opportunity to acknowledge the incredible amount of work that is done each day by their wonderful teams in the educational environment in which we work. Today, we go ‘around the grounds’ to hear from our leaders in SCEA […]

Australia continues to grow as a populous nation that embraces all cultures and peoples. Some of our schools have as many as 50 different cultural groups on one campus! On April 25 each year, our schools celebrate the contribution of the ANZAC (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) who have served and died in all

It seemed fitting that a large box of educational texts arrived at the SCEA Office late last week – on World Book Day (April 23). However, these teaching texts were not the usual textbooks that roll through the door from time to time. They had never been seen before – and the names of the

Tanika Campbell graduated from Ellenbrook Christian College (ECC) in 2023 after having some excellent teachers for a number of years at the Santona Boulevard campus. “I had a wonderful time in my ATAR years (Years 11 and 12) with some amazing teachers who showed me what education can look like when it’s delivered well,” says

Swan Christian College (SCC) art teachers Ms Nicole Tonkin and Ms Cherie Mongony celebrate this week with Yr 11 student Amelia after she received the news that her portrait of her grandfather had reached the finals for the youth category of the Lester Prize, one of Australia’s most prestigious awards for artwork. Amelia credited her

Hello SCEA staff members, I wish to advise that the current SCEA Support Staff Enterprise Agreement expires at the end of this year (31 December 2024). The Teachers Agreement also expires at this time. The negotiations on both of these new agreements will commence in the next two weeks. Within our SCEA schools and the

Dr Daniel Pampuch (Chief Executive Officer – Christian Schools Australia (CSA)) made an early morning stop at a Midland cafe to visit SCEA’s leadership team from the Head Office and the SCEA schools on Thursday, 18 April 2024. With the ongoing debate around religious freedoms now involving faith-based schools and organisations, the necessity to have

Standing at 186 centimetres tall (6-feet, 2 inches in the imperical measurements), Nicola was a very tall girl in her secondary schooling years and this led to feelings of insecurity and a sense that she was very different to everyone around her: “As a teenager, I was always an outcast, and I got welcomed into

Abigail Crombie was born in Jerusalem in 2002, the youngest of four daughters to ex-patriates Kelvin and Lexie Crombie, who had been residing in Israel for more than twenty years. Abigail’s father was born and raised in Western Australia and travelled to Israel in the late 1970’s seeking the truth to life – and became