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18 November @ 3:30 pm
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18 November @ 4:30 pm
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The draft NESA Studies of Religion 11–12 and Studies of Religion Life Skills 11–12 syllabuses open for consultation on Monday 26 October, and the Catholic sector has a real stake in the outcome. Catholic educators from across NSW are invited to explore the proposed changes, share their insights and help shape the feedback that goes to NESA. Online via Microsoft Teams.
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Studies of Religion Teachers – Have Your Say!
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2026
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The draft NESA Studies of Religion 11–12 and Studies of Religion Life Skills 11–12 syllabuses open for consultation on Monday 26 October, and the Catholic sector has a real stake in the outcome. Catholic educators from across NSW are invited to explore the proposed changes, share their insights and help shape the feedback that goes to NESA. Online via Microsoft Teams.