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St Mary Magdalene’s School at Elizabeth Park is working in exciting ways with Italian and Performing Arts lessons. Language & Arts learning activities are integrating using bilingual texts and cultural practices with music, drama and dance.
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Focus Teacher Program: Leadership and Learning Day was held at Tauondi Aboriginal Community College on 13 March. The CESA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Policy Statement and documentation underscores the exciting program planned for 2015.
Nazareth Catholic Community’s Outreach, in partnership with Rotary, has achieved a great deal in aid projects. These include the construction and furnishing of a Birthing Clinic, the purchase of a Mobile Health Clinic 4WD vehicle, and the shipping of three containers full of desperately needed supplies to Timor-Leste.
Something very exciting has just arrived at the Nazareth Catholic College Primary Campus – Imagination Playground Equipment. Thanks to the City of Charles Sturt and the OPAL Obesity, Prevention and Lifestyle program, Nazareth Primary campus has this equipment to use for the next month, and each class will have a turn in using it.
Kildare College at Holden Hill and St Paul’s College at Gilles Plains have developed a unique and innovative partnership. This partnership offers students the benefits of best-practice single sex education combined with co-educational learning opportunities and broader access to facilities and subject choices.
Now in its ninth month of operation, the Rosewater Trade Training Centre (RTTC) continues to provide hands-on opportunities for secondary school students, equipping them with the skills to enter their chosen trade and enhance their future career pathways while finishing school.
The Catholic Education Office, Adelaide, brings its central corridor to life with a gallery of artworks from schools and colleges. The gallery celebrates outstanding works of art generally prepared by secondary aged students.
On 8 April St Joseph’s School, Payneham will officially open the 2015 ANZAC Trail to remember the commitment, sacrifice and dedication by the Australian and New Zealand Army Corp (ANZACs) to the security of our country.
Successfully completing Year 12 and all of the requirements of SACE provides a very solid base on which young people can build a career and further study. Catholic Education SA was very pleased to learn that 97% of 2014 SACE stage 2 participants (3593 students) completed all of the requirements of SACE. Furthermore 98% Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students (39 students) successfully completed their SACE. We congratulate students, staff and families on these achievements.
After winning a Parent Initiatives in Education (PIE) grant through the Federation of Catholic School Parent Communities and much organising, the St Columba’s Parents and Friends held a breakfast for students, parents and other invited guests on Monday morning, 23 February.
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