Articles by Scott Donohoe

Secondary concerns addressed IMAGE Aurora

Secondary concerns addressed

February 09, 2021

Access to Catholic secondary education on the Port Stephens peninsula is now a reality, with Catherine McAuley Catholic College this week opening its doors to almost 300 eager students. 

Schools can counter pessimism IMAGE Aurora

Schools can counter pessimism

November 25, 2020

Hope is God’s gift to us. But because it is a virtue, it is a gift that has to be cultivated, nurtured and practiced … (Paul J. Wadell, 2016 in Hope: The forgotten virtue of our time)

What does it mean to be a school in the 2020s? IMAGE Catholic Schools

What does it mean to be a school in the 2020s?

March 12, 2020

“The overwhelming evidence depicting thousands of years of occupation of the Worimi is still clearly visible,” said Worimi Elder, Uncle Neville Lilley, during his eloquent Welcome to Country at the Catherine McAuley Catholic College Launch Evening. “We, the Worimi, continue to walk on this land today … On behalf of my people, I welcome you all to our God-given country.”

On the road to find out IMAGE Catholic Schools

On the road to find out

January 24, 2020

Driving along Medowie Road recently was a very enjoyable experience. With North Construction having established itself on-site on 25 November to commence earthworks for the Catherine McAuley Catholic College, it was pleasing to witness the level of activity and progress made to date.

San Clemente immersion: Walking in the footsteps of those before us IMAGE Catholic Schools

San Clemente immersion: Walking in the footsteps of those before us

March 27, 2017

What makes a good leader? The topic of leadership is regularly discussed and debated globally.