2007 

• 21/12/07 - Christmas spurs on spirit in students
  Students from St Gabriel's Primary at Bexley have been packaging Christmas puddings, crackers, bons bons, biscuits, tea/coffee, decorative candles and lollies to create Christmas gifts to help families in need celebrate Christmas this year.
• 21/12/07 - Catholic schools above state average in HSC
  Catholic schools in the Sydney Archdiocese are celebrating a successful 2007 HSC with students scoring above the State average in 60 per cent of all courses.
• 18/12/07 - Two Top Teachers
  Two Sydney Catholic school teachers were given the State's highest teaching awards at the end of this year.
• 28/11/07 - Sporting Talent Honoured
  Two young, outstanding sporting talents shared in the glory at this year's Primary Sports Awards. Natasha Fountas from St Michael's Daceyville and Isabella Keogh from Our Lady of Fatima, Caringbah shared the accolades by winning ...
• 26/11/07 - Numeracy excellence showcased
  Thirty outstanding numeracy programs across Sydney's Catholic school system were put on display at the second annual Archdiocesan Numeracy Showcase today.
• 21/11/07 - State's Top Titration Team
  Trinity Catholic College, Auburn is the state's best school after taking out the annual NSW Chemical Titration Competition this week.
• 21/11/07 - Sydney Catholic School System receives a National Business Achievement Award
  The Catholic Education Office (CEO), Sydney has been recognised as a leader in the advancement of women in the workforce.
• 21/11/07 - Young Scientists Awards 2007
  The Clifford brothers from Our Lady of Faitma, Caringbah took out the Most Promising Young Talent award (21/11/2007)
• 19/11/07 - Numeracy excellence showcased
  Thirty outstanding numeracy programs across Sydney's Catholic school system will be on display in the second annual Archdiocesan Numeracy Showcase next week.
• 14/11/07 - New classroom building completes a 'vision for learning'
  Years of sacrifice and hard work have culminated in the opening of a new classroom for years 5/6 students at St Mary's Primary, Concord...
• 8/11/2007 - Student follows older sibling's teaching trail
  Emma Ommundson is following in her brother's footsteps. The Year 12 student from Domremy College, Five Dock is thinking about studying at Campion College next year, while that dream is already a reality for her brother Keith.
• 4/11/07 - Student Achievement in Basic Skills Continues to Rise
  The upward trend of results in this year's Basic Skills Tests (BST) for the 5000 students in Years 3 and 5 across all 112 Catholic parish primary schools in the Archdiocese of Sydney is again extremely pleasing ...
• 29/10/07 - Students are State's top designers
  Two students studying Technology and Applied Sciences in Sydney's Catholic schools have been congratulated on winning excellence in design projects by the Minister for Education and Training, John Della Bosca.
• 25/10/07 - First trip to campus: Aboriginal students sample life at university
  Many Aboriginal students in Sydney's Catholic secondary schools are looking at further study in a new light after being given a taste of university life in a day of lectures and campus tours at the University of Sydney this term.
• 12/10/07 - Last-ditch HSC advice for students
  As over 5,000 Year 12 students across Sydney's Catholic schools prepare for the start of HSC exams this week, Seamus O'Grady, Director of Curriculum at the Catholic Education Office, Sydney is reminding students not to panic.
• 30/9/07 - Teacher uses smart approach
  For Lisa McCallum, teaching stretches far beyond the chalkboard at St Therese, Primary Mascot.
• 28/9/07 - Performing Arts at its best
  An explosive showcase of music, dance and drama from over 100 Catholic school Performing Arts students brought the house down at NIDA's Parade Theatre on 27 September.
• 28/9/07 - St Paul of the Cross primary will become part of aviation history
  26 students will get a VIP tour on the world's first largest passenger plane...
• 10/9/07 - Students win vocation awards
  Sydney's Catholic school students have been ranked among the best vocational students in the country.
• 3/9/2007 - Religious Knowledge at an All-time High
  3/9/2007 - A record number of Sydney's Catholic primary school students know their Catholic faith, prayers, Scripture and Sacraments better than ever before.
• 28/8/07 - National Awards for schools' literacy and numeracy success
  Two Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Sydney were among 15 of the nation's award-winning schools in the 2007 National Literacy and Numeracy Week Excellence Awards for Schools.
• 27/8/2007 - Positive report delights
  St Anthony's Primary school, Clovelly has been named "an exemplary school" by a University Professor following an extensive inventory of the school this month.
• 22/8/07 - Cardinal commends high achievers
  Cardinal George Pell, Archbishop of Sydney, has honoured 46 outstanding students from Sydney's Catholic secondary schools for their high achievements during their last six years at high school at a special awards ceremony at St Mary's Cathedral ...
• 8/8/07 - Celebrations for Mary MacKillop
  As part of many school celebrations on 8 August each year, one school had a special guest to honour Blessed Mary MacKillop. A special guest was among the Blessed Mary MacKillop feast day celebrations at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Primary, Randwick.
• 31/7/07 - 9,996 students face final
  Almost 10,000 primary school students in Sydney's Catholic school system will sit the annual basic skills test for the last time today.
• 18/7/07 - Principal says goodbye
  From teaching orphans as a Sister of Mercy to running her own pre-school in Grafton to heading a Primary school with more than 150 students, recently retired teacher and Principal Colleen Adams admits she faced numerous challenges...
• 12/7/07 - Sudanese Bishop appeals for teachers
  On his first visit to Australia, Sudanese Bishop Joseph Gasi expressed his gratitude to St John's Primary, Auburn for their ongoing humanitarian assistance to Sudanese refugees ravaged by more than 21 years of war and famine in the south ...
• 4/7/07 - School first to welcome World Youth Day Cross
  Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield was the first school in Australia to welcome the World Youth Day Cross last Monday ahead of its week-long pilgrimage throughout Sydney's Catholic schools and parishes...
• 22/6/07 - Sydney Catholic School System Wins National Business Excellence Award
  The Sydney Catholic school system was one of five recipients of the major award in the 19th annual Australian Business Excellence Awards announced in Sydney last night.
• 13/6/07 - Teaching and Learning technologies
  SACS Board members dedicate
• 04/06/07 - CEO Scholarships Support ACU Students
  The Sydney Catholic Education Office (CEO) was the proud donor of nine education scholarships
• 1/6/07 - School's WYD Cross and Icon replicas blessed
  As Australia awaits the arrival of the WYD Cross and Icon on 1 July, students from Marist College, Eastwood have made their own school replicas...
• 31/5/2007 - He's been in school all his life
  After 47 years of teaching at Patrician Brothers College, Fairfield, Kevin Bourke says he wouldn't have it any other way...
• 24/5/07 - Mass for Mary, Help of Christians
  Fourteen hundred students gather to honour the Patron Saint of Australia...
• 18/05/07 - Students follow steps to the future from inspiring speakers
  Marist College, Penshurst students were the driving force behind an inspirational two-day annual youth leadership forum for over 1,000 students across NSW...
• 7/5/07 - Catholic schools send home safety message
  Catholic schools stress the importance of road safety on Walk Safely to School Day...
• 2/5/07 - School's record donation for Charity
  Casimir Catholic College, Marrickville raises its eleventh consecutive record donation for Project Compassion...
• 24/04/07 - Students keep Anzac spirit alive
  Hundreds of Catholic school students braved the rain today and gathered at the Anzac Memorial in Sydney's Hyde Park
• 16/4/07 - School's students portray Passion
  Students from All Saints Catholic Boys College get insight on Jesus' death, rebirth in a third annual Easter Passion Play...
• 4/4/07 - Easter cheer spreads to community
  Students from St Gabriel's Primary Bexley spread some Easter cheer...
• 2/4/07 - Student leadership forum consults the Cardinal
  One hundred young student leaders assembled at Sydney's Catholic Education Office in a forum to discuss the Holy Spirit with the Archbishop of Sydney, Cardinal George Pell...
• 28/3/07 - Scholarships Give Indigenous Students a Boost
  Seven young Indigenous students are awarded CEO, Sydney's inaugural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarships...
• 28/3/07 - Young at art winners
  When Julia Mendel won the top award in the 2007 Clancy Prize Religious Art exhibition she was the last to know.The 18-year old student arrived 20-minutes after the presentation of awards at the exhibition opening and awards ceremony...
• 25/3/07 - Students "going bush" in the city
  It was no less than the Governor of NSW, Professor Marie Bashir, who launched a new book - a collaboration between 16 primary school students and renowned children's books author Nadia Wheatley and illustrator Ken Searle in suburban bushland...
• 21/3/07 - Schools gearing up for World Youth Day 2008
  Music teacher Clare Axman, recently appointed WYD Co-ordinator at Christian Brothers' College, Burwood, says teachers from most curriculum areas are using their lessons at least once a week to raise awareness about the event...
• 19/3/07 - Scenes from Catholic Schools Week
  Catholic Schools Week celebrations were in full swing at St Ambrose's Primary, Concord West last week. Parents and their infant students came together on Wednesday to launch "Learning in Action" day in a school liturgy followed by open classroom...
• 9/3/07 - Hermitage centre fulfills school dream
  A project to house the needs of a school community on one site has been a dream at Marist College, Pagewood. Now, the dream has become a reality. The school has built the Hermitage - a centre that will help...
• 6/3/07 - A celebration of Catholic education
  Schools from Sydney, Parramatta and Broken Bay dioceses unite to showcase 'learning in action' for Catholic Schools Week...
• 23/2/07 - Blessing marks new learning environment at St Pat's
  "Today is my privilege to thank the many people who work together like an orchestra to create a perfect piece of harmony for our students," said Summer Hill's St Patrick's Primary School Principal, Colleen Adams today...
• 20/2/07 - Awards for top students
  Twenty-five students from Sydney's Catholic school system were congratulated by Carmel Tebbutt, NSW Minister for Education, for All-round Excellence in the 2006 Higher School Certificate (HSC) at the Sydney Convention Centre yesterday...
• 22/1/2007 - Young Catholics ready to vote in State Election
  More than 3600 HSC students graduating from Sydney's Catholic schools recently will cast a ballot in this year's State and Federal elections.
• National Curriculum welcomed
  Brother Kelvin Canavan, Executive Director of schools in the Archdiocese of Sydney, told the Catholic Weekly that he supports the idea for a national curriculum for Australia.
• School's in for new leaders
  Eleven of the 147 Catholic primary and secondary schools in the archdiocese of Sydney will have first-time principals to lead the teaching and learning this year.