Catholic education a force for social harmony
Catholic education remains a powerful catalyst for social harmony according to a visiting expert in international and human rights law.
Larry Keating awarded Emmaus Award for Leadership
Larry Keating, Principal of St Mary’s Catholic College, Gateshead has continued to grow, adapt and evolve as a leader, receiving the Emmaus Award for Leadership.
A smorgasbord of creative inspiration for the Aspire cast
The most recent rehearsal for the 2019 Aspire production was a little bit more magical than usual. Some of the industry’s finest artists shared some their wisdom and creative genius with the students during the special guest week.
St Joseph’s Lochinvar promote global water injustices
Year 8 students at St Joseph’s College, Lochinvar held a World Water Day Exhibition to help raise awareness of the work of the United Nations – Water.
University roadshows reach out to Manning students
Macquarie University recently visited the Manning to bring its LEAP (Learning, Education, Aspiration, Participation) roadshow to St Clare’s High School, Taree.
Student ambassadors share the work of Caritas at Globally Called
At Globally Called, student ambassadors for Caritas (the Catholic agency for aid and development) recently exhibited global humanitarian works undertaken by the not-for-profit organisation, during an event held at San Clemente High School in Mayfield.
St James’ Muswellbrook takes time to serve their community
The two school captains from St James’ Primary School, Muswellbrook, Eve and Jimmy, recently visited the Muswellbrook Red Door Community Kitchen.
Celebrating the Feast of St Joseph
This month a number of schools across the Diocese celebrated their patron saint during The Feast of St Joseph.