Nurturing Wellbeing
Looking after our physical and mental wellbeing is vitally important - especially during times of crisis. We need to remember our physical distancing without losing our social connectedness.
Looking after our physical and mental wellbeing is vitally important - especially during times of crisis. We need to remember our physical distancing without losing our social connectedness.
A list of organisations that may be able to help children, young people and adults during this time and beyond. Free and confidential.
Articles to offer some practical advice for parents on how to engage and help minimise anxiety with children and young people during this pandemic.
Prompts, provocations, opinion pieces and reflections drawing on faith and theology in COVID-19 contexts.
Prayer resources curated by CESA to be used and interpreted in light of the principles in the CESA 'Being with God' prayer and liturgy resource.
These prayer resources have been curated by CESA to be used and interpreted in light of the principles in the CESA 'Being with God' prayer and liturgy resource.
The Examen is a traditional method of prayerful awareness that is a bedrock in Ignatian spirituality and Jesuit education. It’s a short, easy way to reflect on the day and become more mindful about personal experiences of grace or goodness and where there is room for growth. Especially in times of uncertainty and rapid change ...
When I’m Social Distancing I Need Christ: Resources for Finding God During the Coronavirus Pandemic.
A list of resources, including prayers and reflections, that could aid in the discovery of God’s presence through virtual communities in a time of social distancing.
This is a reflective practice that could be incorporated with prayer to engage, consider, reflect and make sense of our faith in a time of anxiety.
Feeling Safe and Reaching Out
Years 7 and 8
Resilience and Wellbeing
Years 9 and 10