Fly-past at Gleeson Marks 100 Anniversary of ANZAC
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On 8 May a group of primary and secondary teachers joined the Learning and Technologies Team to participate in an international Scratch Day event. Scratch is a visual programming tool that allows young people to create their own computer programs including animations, simulations, games, digital stories and art work.
17 staff from Tenison Woods Catholic Primary School at Richmond embarked on a two day retreat to the historical town of Penola in the recent school break. Walking in the footsteps of Saint Mary MacKillop and Father Julian Tenison Woods, the staff immersed themselves in the story of these two remarkable people.
The history of World War I will continue to be remembered and honored by current and future students at Mount Carmel College following the completion of the WW1 Centenary ANZAC Mural.
Much had already been spoken and written about ANZAC Day and the 100th Anniversary of Gallipoli, when Blackfriars Priory School students and staff returned to school to commence Term 2. The school community gathered on that day for an ANZAC liturgy to reflect on the sacrifices of Australians who have fought in the many wars from Gallipoli to current day conflicts and to pray for peace in our world.
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Throughout 2015 Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) Brompton students, community group Hindmarsh Greening and local artists, together with the City of Charles Sturt, have joined forces to brighten two busy Brompton traffic intersections near the school.
Catholic Education SA is pleased to announce that Helen O’Brien has been appointed to the substantive position of Director of Catholic Education SA and as a Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Adelaide.
Current and aspiring leaders in Catholic schools from St Joseph’s Port Lincoln, Samaritan College Whyalla, St Barbara’s Roxby Downs and St Mark’s Port Pirie are participating in a program called Strengthening a team of leaders. The program has been specifically designed to equip leadership teams with skills and knowledge founded on up-to-the minute research, and helping them identify new pathways to overcome identified challenges.
Renowned British author and theologian Father Timothy Radcliffe OP arrived in Adelaide on April 10 for a three-week tour of South Australia’s Catholic community. During his visit to South Australia, he is meeting with various Archdiocesan groups including Catholic leaders and educators, clergy, Religious, parish baptismal teams, Ministry Formation Team, RCIA, Office for Worship and the Dominican community as well as groups in the Diocese of Port Pirie.
Today we remember with thanksgiving
those who made the supreme sacrifice for us
in times of war.
We pray that the offering of their lives
may not have been in vain.
Today we dedicate ourselves to the cause of justice,
freedom and peace;
and for the wisdom and strength
to build a better world.
Amen
Gleeson College’s Stage 2 Modern History Class recently engaged in a creative activity with playdough designed to deepen their understanding of World War 1 battles fought along the Western Front.
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