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For policies and information regarding complaints including issues related to students, CEDWW employees and safeguarding (child protection) please use this link.
Catholic Education Diocese of Wagga Wagga (CEDWW) assesses, resolves and follows up complaints received by CEDWW.
CEDWW is committed to resolving complaints, concerns and grievances in a manner that is reflective of the Catholic mission and respects the dignity of the individual.
A formal complaint should only be submitted if a problem or concern that arises cannot be resolved with the person or school involved.
If a resolution cannot be reached, the complaint should be submitted via the Complaints Handling Form.
Please refer to the Complaints Handling Procedures linked above before submitting a complaint.
Many families today continue the tradition of looking to Catholic schools for the education of their children. The student population broadly reflects the diversity of Australian life and culture across the Diocese, with enrolment of students from non-English speaking backgrounds, from indigenous cultures, and students with exceptional ability, students with disability and additional needs.
St Mary's as guided by the enrolment policy of CEDWW strives to respond to the needs of all students, within the constraints of the available teaching and material resources. We recognise the entitlement of all students to access educational opportunities that nurture the Catholic faith, expand life choices, cater for the disadvantaged, and challenge all students to reach their full potential.
The CEDWW Enrolment policy exists to ensure the equitable allocation of student places according to the Vision and Mission of Catholic schools.
CEDWW Vision Statement:
Inspired by the message and actions of Jesus Christ we nurture excellence as a Community of Learners, so all may flourish in the fullness of their humanity.
2026 Term Dates
Term 1: Thursday 29 February to Thursday 2 April
Term 2: Tuesday 21 April to Friday 3 July
Term 3: Tuesday 21 July to Friday 25 September
Term 4: Tuesday 13 October to Tuesday 15 December
St Mary's School Council consists of representatives from staff, parents and the Parish. Parents are encouraged to nominate to become a member of the School Council.
It serves several key roles for the school community. Council has no no immediate responsibility or influence toward the day to day operation of the school but is an advisory board to support the Principal and the ongoing and continued focus of school improvement.
The School Council meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.
Each year St Mary's has a specific plan to support our goal of continual improvement. Our goals are shaped by the strategic and system goals of CEDWW (Catholic Education Diocese of Wagga Wagga)
Our annual goals fit within each of the following focus domains:
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