How are you connecting with CSPV and how are we connecting with you as parents of children in Catholic schools?

There are various ways we are connecting with you through this newsletter, social media, through webinars and in future podcasts, as well as through surveys to gather your feedback on key issues in education. You can continue to connect with us through the following mediums:

Social Media

CSPV now has a Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn page to share information daily and weekly that is relevant to Catholic school parents. Throughout the pandemic, we've been able to keep our Catholic school parent followers up to date with the latest announcements from the government and from Catholic education authorities as we have direct access to the latest information made available.

If you're not yet connected or following our pages, click on the links below:

Register a CSPV parent representative

CSPV has engaged principals to register a parent representative to connect and liaise with CSPV. This is not a CSPV membership position but a representative allocated in every school to liaise with CSPV and receive information that will require input and feedback.

To register a parent representative at your Catholic school, the principal of the school must complete the following registration and nominate a suitable parent to be their school representative:

Please click on the link below to complete the online registration form via the link provided to nominate a parent representative from your school to be the liaison/connection with CSPV.

Please click on the following link for further information about this request and the parent representative role: CSPV Parent Representative Description.pdf

Subscribe to CSPV newsletter

CSPV provides a newsletter every term to explore the four key areas of advocacy and provide an update on our work with parents, principals, system leaders and government. The newsletter is sent to all of our subscribers which includes all schools across the state of Victoria. 

CSPV welcomes article contributions to the newsletter, especially from parents of children in Catholic schools who are invited to share stories of experiences on their Catholic school journey.