A Day in the Life

St Brendan's College - Many EREA students start school early, especially those who learn on the land.

St Joseph's Gregory Terrace - Each morning students from across the country serve their communities through service and solidarity programs.

Trinity College - Prayer and ritual are an important part of the day at Catholic Schools in the Edmund Rice tradition.

EREA Flexible Schools - At EREA schools, a young person's voice is deeply listened to, respected, and included in decision-making processes, ensuring that they are free to develop the confidence, resilience, optimism and agency to fully determine their learning aspirations.

Saint's College - Young people and staff work collaboratively at EREA schools to ensure the best learning outcomes for all students.

CBC Fremantle - Through justice and peace education, students at EREA schools learn the knowledge, skills and attitudes to actively contribute to building a better world for all.

Victorian EREA Schools - EREA students and staff regularly gather with the wider Church to celebrate, dialogue and build community.

St Paul's College - students at EREA schools are free to participate in and lead experiences grounded in collaborative processes, critical thinking and creative problem solving.

St Edmund's College - A variety of sports are played across EREA schools, promoting the holistic development of young people.

St Joseph's College- Learning about and respecting the spirituality of First Nations People/s is core to an Edmund Rice education

St Patrick's South Africa - EREA students regularly dialogue with young people around the world, discussing how to build a better world.

St Joseph's Nudgee College - Over 1000 students call EREA home during the term, at our five boarding schools.