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Stronger and smarter as a result
A message from the Principal.
As we come to the end of another term of remote learning and contemplating an extended Stage 4 lockdown, we are all no...
Thank you to our caring community
Carey is undoubtedly a place of inspiring learning, and it is also a community with strength of spirit and a commitment to empowering our students in every way we can. We extend our sincere...
10 September 2020
Human Rights online
Our Year 8 students are currently participating in the annual Human Rights Convention program online. This a powerful immersion program that has been running at Carey for several...
10 September 2020
Enhancing maths learning online
As learning continues to take place remotely, the Mathematics teaching team has reflected on the benefits of our online systems for Carey students. The two distinct positive themes emerging...
10 September 2020
SchoolTV: School refusal
School refusal, sometimes called school avoidance or school phobia, is not uncommon. It is different to ‘wagging’ or truancy and is often related to worry or anxiety-related issues...
10 September 2020
The Leader Within
A message from the Deputy Head of Senior School.
One of the many ways COVID-19 has impacted so many people this year is by isolating us, causing us to feel lonely or lacking...
Chaplain’s Corner – Senior School
What a term (or even year) this one has been – who would have thought we would be having curfews in Melbourne? And yet we do. Everyone is feeling the strain – some more than others...
10 September 2020
Learning happens everywhere
A message from the Deputy Head of Middle School.
Congratulations to all Middle School families. You will forever be in the Carey records for being the first ever community...
Chaplain’s Corner – Middle School
Recently I came across the story of Sam Bloom from Sydney and a small injured Magpie her family named Penguin. After an accident in Thailand in 2013 where Sam fell six metres...
10 September 2020
Performing Arts in the COVID Era
This has certainly been a remarkable year! I think the word of the year is ‘unprecedented’, which can be heard all too frequently in the media. Term 3 has been a very challenging time in the...
10 September 2020