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Ready to Rock: Bands to battle it out at Rostrevor
Rostrevor College is set to host a 'Battle of the Bands' competition on May 13 in support of Catholic Education Week...
Lauched in Catholic Education Week, the charter guides the way staff interact and work with students, colleagues, parents, school community professionals and other school community members.
Catholic Schools in South Australia will celebrate Catholic Education Week from 13 to 20 May this year. The event will showcase Catholic Education across the state...
Antonio Catholic School has set a record state low contribution to landfill waste as they strive to reduce their overall environmental footprint.
Throughout Lent in this Year of Mercy, students from St Joseph's school Barmera have opened doors of Mercy in their fundraising efforts for Caritas' Project Compassion...
Helen O’Brien, Director of Catholic Education SA, reflects on the critical role that our schools play in sharing the message of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Student artists from Mary MacKillop College, Kensington attended the Catholic Education Office on Tuesday 22 March to open their exhibition 'Still Life in Pastel'.
A parent recounted the story of their 5 year old Reception student coming home after school one day and heading straight to the cupboard, setting up a ‘pretend’ supper in the living room and putting a piece of bread on 12 plates. After the initial horror of seeing a loaf of bread go to waste, she asked her 5 year old what she was doing. “I’m breaking the bread and sharing it with my friends mum, just like Jesus did”.....
On 11 March, St Patrick’s Technical College reached a significant milestone with the signing of its 700th apprentice. Jared Kirby, 18, of Blakeview, will carry the #700 as a school-based Electronics Technician apprentice with Australian Industry Group Apprentice & Trainee Centre, hosted at BAE Systems Australia. Joining Jared at AI Group / BAE Systems is StPatsTech #701, Rhys Ferrari, 17, of Golden Grove, who also signed that morning into the same school-based apprenticeship program.
Building on the 41 schools that have already undertaken the “nurturing the mustard seed” experience, teams of leaders from St David’s, Rostrevor College, St Catherine’s, St Pius X, St Francis De Sales, St Mary Magdalen’s, Stella Maris, St Monica’s and Caritas College attended the recent three day gathering at McCracken Country Club, Victor Harbor. Spirituality can be understood as “Our response to the touch of God in our life.” (Pat O’Shea). Participants were invited to explore what this may mean for themselves, their staff and their school communities.
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