State Council News

Parents and Carers Guide to Online Safety

04 Nov 2024

Think You Know is Australia's first and only nationally delivered, law enforcement led, online safety program.
Parents and carers have an important role to play in keeping their children safe online.

Clear here for the SOS guide to online_safety.pdf

ALP (Qld) response to CSPQ's 2024 State Election priorities

25 Oct 2024

Please see the correspondence received today from the ALP re our requests to be considered for the state election.

To date this is the only party who have responded to us. 

Click here to read ALP letter.

Happy World Teachers' Day 2024

24 Oct 2024

Catholic School Parents Queensland wish all Queensland Catholic school teachers a Happy World Teachers’ Day on Friday 25 October.

Parent Fact Sheet - Catholic Education & 2024 State Election

15 Oct 2024

More CAPITAL FUNDING is needed to provide contemporary learning environments for our families in Catholic Education.

Download the Fact Sheet here

2024 Queensland Mental Health Week (QMHW)

09 Oct 2024

Come together for mental health, foster connections, and enhance inclusivity for those living with mental health challenges, their families, carers, and support people.

https://www.qldmentalhealthweek.org.au/

National Child Protection Week

04 Sep 2024

It’s National Child Protection Week, and this year’s theme, “Every Conversation Matters”, is a timely reminder of how powerful everyday chats with children can be – especially when it comes to their online lives.  

CSPA 2024 National Parent Survey

04 Sep 2024

To have your say, click on the link:

https://unesurveys.au1.qualtrics.com/.../SV_d5a7NXLpTKbNAtE

Everyone belongs

12 Aug 2024

Bullying No Way: National week of action this week.

Formerly known as the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence, this week-long initiative promotes greater awareness and action against bullying in our school communities.

Free Webinar: How to End Vaping in Your School

07 Aug 2024

https://www.blurredminds.com.au/webinar-qld-schools/

Influenza is on the rise

02 Aug 2024

It's not too late to vaccinate

So far only 13% of Queensland school age children have received a 2024 influenza vaccine. The Qld Chief Health Officer encourages students and staff to stay home if they are unwell, practice good hand hygiene and get vaccinated.

More information about influenza and the importance of vaccination is available on the Queensland Department of Health’s Vaccination Matters webpage.