Contributing to Stronger WA Communities
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Flagship Initiatives<br />
CE<strong>WA</strong>'s flagship initiatives support schools <strong>to</strong> achieve<br />
their vision of being Christ-centred and child-focused<br />
communities and engaged learning environments.<br />
Child Safe Framework<br />
The Child Safe Framework, launched in 2018, promotes work<br />
practices and establishes expectations for personal and<br />
professional boundaries that support a child safe culture<br />
for all Catholic schools, care centres and communities.<br />
Based on the latest research in child safety for institutions,<br />
in line with best practice, and consistent with the Royal<br />
Commission in<strong>to</strong> Institutional Responses <strong>to</strong> Child Sexual<br />
Abuse recommendations, the nine elements of the Child<br />
Safe Framework support our school communities in<br />
maintaining child-safe cultures founded on healthy and<br />
respectful relationships.<br />
Transforming Lives: Strategy 2025<br />
With over 3100 Aboriginal students and more than 100<br />
Aboriginal Teaching Assistants in Catholic schools across<br />
Western Australia, and the system-wide key initiative<br />
of Transforming Lives: Strategy 2025, CE<strong>WA</strong> is committed<br />
<strong>to</strong> creating outstanding, culturally responsive learning<br />
environments for young Aboriginal people and their families.<br />
Vision for Learning<br />
Launched in 2019, Vision for Learning articulates our<br />
commitment <strong>to</strong> a quality Catholic education which is<br />
Christ-centred and child-focused. It envisages the learning<br />
journey of young people as they develop strong academic<br />
skills and learn <strong>to</strong> collaborate, innovate and think critically<br />
in order <strong>to</strong> contribute positively <strong>to</strong> a rapidly changing world.<br />
The Vision for Learning is underpinned by research and by<br />
the experience of nationally and internationally acclaimed<br />
practitioners. It recognises the important role parents<br />
play as partners in the education of young people, and the<br />
importance of all educa<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> bring the vision <strong>to</strong> life in<br />
following their vocation. The Vision for Learning is aligned <strong>to</strong><br />
the domains of CEC<strong>WA</strong>’s Strategic Directions 2019-2023.<br />
Digital Transformation<br />
CE<strong>WA</strong>'s multi-year digital transformation project has<br />
enabled a world-class digital ecosystem that provides safe<br />
and secure cloud-based collaboration and insights for staff<br />
and students. The platform has received local, national and<br />
international acclaim.<br />
The strategy strives <strong>to</strong> ensure Aboriginal students have<br />
equitable access and participation in Catholic schools,<br />
and every opportunity <strong>to</strong> achieve educational outcomes<br />
equal <strong>to</strong> that of their non-Aboriginal peers.<br />
CEC<strong>WA</strong> Strategic Directions<br />
Responding <strong>to</strong> God’s call <strong>to</strong> serve our diverse communities<br />
1<br />
CATHOLIC IDENTITY<br />
2 EDUCATION<br />
3 COMMUNITY<br />
4 STE<strong>WA</strong>RDSHIP<br />
a<br />
b<br />
c<br />
Inspiring<br />
Christ-centred<br />
Leaders<br />
Contemporary models of Gospel<br />
leadership that are inclusive,<br />
flexible and responsive <strong>to</strong> the<br />
increasing requirements of<br />
church, governments and society.<br />
Shared leadership and<br />
governance practices that<br />
embrace Catholic Social Teaching<br />
principles emphasising common<br />
good, participation, subsidiarity<br />
and co-responsibility.<br />
Inclusive leadership formation<br />
and development reflecting the<br />
commitment and diverse talents<br />
of staff, students, parents and<br />
community members.<br />
a<br />
b<br />
c<br />
d<br />
Catholic Schools<br />
of Excellence<br />
Effective communities<br />
developing students as<br />
whole Christian persons.<br />
Catholic schools witnessing<br />
effective, contemporary<br />
pedagogy and mission-inspired<br />
practice and outreach.<br />
Shared understanding and<br />
commitment <strong>to</strong> a Catholic<br />
Vision for Learning across<br />
all schools.<br />
Commitment <strong>to</strong> providing high<br />
quality Religious Education.<br />
a<br />
b<br />
c<br />
d<br />
Catholic Pas<strong>to</strong>ral<br />
<strong>Communities</strong><br />
Inclusive communities<br />
welcoming and supporting<br />
students with diverse learning<br />
and social needs.<br />
Shared understanding and<br />
commitment <strong>to</strong> the Transforming<br />
Lives: Strategy 2025.<br />
Open processes for conversation<br />
and engagement with all<br />
members of CE<strong>WA</strong> communities<br />
and their local church.<br />
Services <strong>to</strong> enhance the safety<br />
and wellbeing of students and<br />
staff across all contexts.<br />
a<br />
b<br />
c<br />
Accessible,<br />
Affordable and<br />
Sustainable System<br />
of Schools<br />
Initiatives ensuring the<br />
accessibility, affordability,<br />
sustainability and growth<br />
of schools.<br />
Transparent and<br />
inclusive processes for<br />
distributing resources that build<br />
equity and<br />
co-responsibility across<br />
all schools.<br />
Responsiveness <strong>to</strong> the diverse<br />
needs of students.<br />
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