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Last week’s aptly-named Celebration Day saw SCEA staff gather in unity to mark the start of a new year. Laughter and celebration abounded as staff shared a time of fellowship together ahead of the day’s main proceedings. Find photos from the morning’s fellowship time below. Staff can right-click on individual images to save them. We […]

William Pether, from the Swan Trade Training Centre (STTC), has recently been awarded the Young Citizen of the Year award by the Shire of Mundaring for his dedication to his studies, his community and his incredible work ethic. As well as studying in the Electrical Pre-Apprenticeship at STTC, William is a committed member of the

The opportunity to come together as a SCEA community in just a week’s time is now a reality! We will be hosted at Riverview Church, with plenty of parking available at Charles Paterson Park across the street. Barista-made or instant coffees and teas are available for us to enjoy from 7:30am before worship begins. So,

For all of us in SCEA-Land who do not know our three-letter acronyms, the concept of Employee Self-Service (ESS) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) may seem quite foreign. However, there is a reason that we should learn them today, as they are the key to understanding how to access important parts of our professional roles (leave,

It’s not every day that your department wins an award from the School Curriculum and Standards Authority (SCSA), but the English team from Swan Christian College are flying high after their success in the 2025 ATAR exams! The team (from left) of Ms Gillian Erasmus, Mr Glenn Marlow, Mrs Shelley Turnbull, Mr Joel Sherborne and

How can the power of prayer change the lives of young people today? How can unity in prayer shape the next chapter of education in Western Australia? Over the last few weeks, in SCEA schools across Perth, there has been a clear movement towards unity between churches and the schools in the areas they serve.

As the new year begins, we have officially transitioned to SCEA’s new incident reporting system. This system replaces our previous approach and gives us a clearer, more consistent, and more effective way to record, manage, and learn from incidents across all our schools and sites. What do SCEA staff need to do from now on?

Were you swimming in the ocean over the January break? Maybe tending to your garden or reading that book that you’ve been dying to get into for a while… Well, our ICT staff may have had visions of that, but they were busy preparing for ‘Deployment Days’ across SCEA, as the Managed Device program began