A new theme calls for students, staff and school communities to recognise their gifts and share them generously.
Catholic education offers a high-quality, holistic education to one in every five young Queenslanders. The Celebrating Catholic Education in Queensland (CCEQ) initiative, highlights this distinctive approach to learning.
Last chance to nominate! Celebrating those making a real difference in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education. Entries close 10am Monday 11 May.
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Each year, the host Diocese creates a variety of new class resources to help you plan a week full of activities for all grades and ages. A range of resources is now available to help schools celebrate Catholic Education Week and bring this year’s theme to life.
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Brisbane Catholic Education will host the official launch on Tuesday 28 July 2026, beginning with a 10am Mass at St Stephen’s Cathedral celebrated by the Archbishop of Brisbane, Shane Mackinlay, followed by the Spirit of Catholic Education Awards presentation. To mark the occasion, Brisbane City Council assets, including the Story Bridge, will be lit in CEW theme colours that evening.
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Final call to nominate! Celebrate those who embody the spirit of Catholic education. Entries close 10am Monday 11 May.
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Monday
SOCE Awards nominations close at 10am
Monday
SOCE Awards judging panels convene
Wednesday
SOCE Awards nominees announced
Monday
Recipient announced—Aunty Joan Hendriks Reconciliation Award
Monday
Recipients announced—Spirit of Catholic Education Award
Sunday
Start of Catholic Education Week 2026