A part of CaSPA's charter is to promote Excellence in Educational Leadership. Catholic Secondary Principals will have the opportunity to engage in relevant formal study to improve their leadership knowledge and skills.
The CaSPA Board is offering an annual scholarship to the value of $5000 for study in Educational Leadership.
Year | Name | School | State | Course |
2017 | Mary Farah | St Aloysius College | Victoria | Leadership Course (Harvard School of Grad Education) |
2018 | Daniel Delmage | Trinity College College | NSW | Leadership Course (Harvard School of Grad Education) |
2019 | Trazel Scott | Hennessy Catholic College | NSW | Women in Leadership Course (Harvard School of Grad Education) |
2020 |
Richard Chapman | Star of the Sea College | Tasmania | Leadership Course (Harvard School of Grad Education) |
2021 |
No Applications -Covid | COVID Restrictions | ||
2022 |
Elizabeth Hanney | Siena College | Victoria | Doctoral Studies (ACU) |
2023 |
Corey Tavella | Thomas More College | SA | ICP Convention, Finland |
2023 |
Bradley Hall | John Paul College | WA | ICP Convention, Finland |
2024 |
Amanda Wilson | St Joseph's Catholic High School | NSW | ACU International Study Tour |
Nominations for the CaSPA Leadership Development Scholarship will be open to all Secondary School Principals working within the Catholic Education Sector who are members, through their State/Territory Principals' Association, of Catholic Secondary Principals Australia [CaSPA]. Such nominations, together with appropriate documentation will be submittted to the Executive of the Catholic Principals' Association in each respective State or Territory and should address the Award Selection Criteria.
State and Territory Associations will evaluate all submissions and forward the successful nomination to the CaSPA Board.
The CaSPA Board, comprising a Director from each State and Territory Catholic Jurisdiction, will make the final recommendation for the CaSPA Leadership Development Scholarship.