Ashleigh Nguyen

ANZAC Day is a time for us to pause, reflect, and remember with deep gratitude the brave men and women who served on the front lines during the Gallipoli campaign in the First World War, and all those who have served our country since. Last week, several of our SCEA schools gathered for special ANZAC […]

The 2027 SCEA Calendar is now available to assist with planning. Click on the link below for the official SCEA Calendar on the SCEA website.

We are only in Week 4 of this final term for 2025, but there have already been a number of highly significant activities across our schools to celebrate. The graduation of Year 12 students is always a momentous occasion for parents and students who have worked so hard to reach this developmental milestone. For many

For SCEA staff who are not familiar with the ‘EAP’ acronym, it refers to the ‘Employee Assistance Program’ that is offered for SCEA staff who require emotional support from qualified professionals. Working in a Christian school is deeply fulfilling, yet it’s natural to experience moments of stress as we navigate the demands of our roles

You may have noticed a recent email from the ICT Support Team about completing a Security Awareness Assessment. “Was it a spam message about being spammed?” joked Dr Gregg Weaver (Chief Education Officer – SCEA) earlier this week. This email is not spam or a phishing email — it’s the real deal! Cybersecurity has always

Does it feel a bit cold in the mornings around your SCEA school this week? The low temperatures have not dampened the spirits of students running in their annual cross-country events! One staffer from our northern-most school (Northshore Christian Grammar School) was preparing her young runners for the big race, and she remarked that the

On Friday, 18 July 2025, more than 100 SCEA executives and middle leaders gathered at Dreambuilders Church in Middle Swan for SCEA’s first-ever Leadership Summit. This milestone event was designed to enrich and equip School and Head Office leaders while promoting excellence across the organisation. Following an opening address from SCEA’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr

“Madagascar Jr. is more than just an entertaining show. It’s a visual reminder of how the arts can bring people together – students from both primary and high school, staff from different departments, and families from our wider community,” said Northshore Christian Grammar School (NCGS) Principal Mr Stuart Chisholm, whose lion-hearted leadership has been crucial