About Us
Established in 2009, Catholic Network Australia (CNA) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting Australian Catholic schools through collaboration and technology. Originally created to procure and manage a private telecommunications network, CNA now fosters deep connections among participants to share expertise and best practices across regions.
CNA supports over 800,000 students, teachers, and staff across more than 1,700 Catholic school sites in Australia. By representing its members in purchasing products and services, CNA ensures flexible, equitable access to technology and resources for all schools, regardless of size or location.
Through these efforts, CNA empowers Australian Catholic educators and communities to enhance student learning and school administration using innovative technology solutions.
Our Strategy
CNA's strategic focus revolves around Education, Governance, Communication and Technology.
Through supporting improved digital literacy, creating financial savings and enhancing governance, increasing awareness of and engagement with CNA and providing equitable access to technology, CNA can realise its mission to support the advancement and promotion of the educational purposes of the Catholic Church and its organisations and entities.
CNA aims to establish and nurture collegial relationships across Catholic education jurisdictions, to achieve better outcomes for all Catholic education staff and students.
Our Mission
CNA supports the advancement and promotion of the educational purposes of the Catholic Church and its organisations and entities.
Our Vision
To facilitate sharing of resources and expertise across catholic schools and dioceses to achieve better student learning outcomes, more efficiencies and value in the education sector.
CNA Annual Reports
Each year, CNA releases an annual report that captures the key activities, structural changes, and progress of the organisation towards establishing and nurturing collegial relationships across Catholic education jurisdictions, to achieve better outcomes for all Catholic education staff and students.
