To reflect St Nicholas’ growth and evolution, our Philosophy has been refreshed to better align with our current organisation and its guiding values.

At St Nicholas Early Education, Early Childhood Teachers (ECTs) are at the heart of learning and development. Their dedication shapes the experiences of children aged 0–5, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.

At St Nicholas Early Education, Early Childhood Teachers (ECT) play a vital role in leading each early education space in collaboration with centre staff to create nurturing and enriching learning spaces for children.

Decorate Your Space invited our Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle communities – including Catholic Schools, St Nicholas, CatholicCare, and Parishes – to decorate a space that uniquely reflects their commitment to children’s safety and wellbeing in line with the theme of National Child Protection Week ‘Every conversation matters: Shifting Conversation to Action’.

St Nicholas Pathways celebrated the graduation of their latest cohort of School-Based Traineeship (SBAT) students.

Across the Spring School Holidays, St Nicholas OOSH was packed with action as students engaged in experiences that ranged from fun and relaxation to daring heights and strategy.

At St Nicholas, we understand that healthy bodies fuel bright minds.

Bringing the lens of lived experience to her new role, Mel Hill will oversee 45 early education and OOSH services across the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle.

Smiles help our friends feel happy and safe, they make playtime more fun and they help grow stronger friendships.

At St Nicholas Early Education, Early Childhood Educators play a vital role in fostering the holistic development of young children through play-based education and care.

St Nicholas OOSH Forster has been on a learning journey, creating a deeper connection to nature and a powerful sense of responsibility for their local environment.