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Catholic primary schools to reduce fees
In an unprecedented move, the South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools (SACCS) will reduce school fees at every Catholic parish primary school in the State in 2021.
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In an unprecedented move, the South Australian Commission for Catholic Schools (SACCS) will reduce school fees at every Catholic parish primary school in the State in 2021.
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There may be no Royal Adelaide Show this year due to COVID-19 but for supported employees at Bedford Industries that makes the task of packing showbags all the more special.
Schools
Brightly coloured fish, an enormous octopus and even a real-life hermit crab were all on show as St Augustine’s Parish School held its STEM Expo in early September.
South Australian refugee advocates have raised concerns about a Commonwealth Bill that would allow the Government to prohibit detainees from having the means to effectively communicate with family and legal representatives.
Fr Karol Kulczycki SDS, Bishop-elect of the Diocese of Port Pirie, will be installed on October 28 after being ordained in Poland later this month.
The Holy See has provided a response to the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference on 12 recommendations from the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse to the Australian Government.
A new national survey is exploring how Australian Catholics responded to church closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Schools
‘Ditch single-use plastics’ was the message from Gleeson College students who participated in a series of events to celebrate National Science Week.
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The newest member of the Catholic Office for Youth and Young Adults (COYYA), David Anthony, is optimistic about the opportunities for young people to participate in the life of the Church.
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Students of St Patrick’s Primary School in Adelaide were given a masterclass in table tennis today, thanks to Sport Australia’s Sporting Schools initiative to get kids moving.
As time permits I have been attempting to visit as many Mass centres in the Archdiocese as possible. I’m told there are around 143 different places where Mass is celebrated so this will take some time.
With the new dates for the Plenary Council assemblies now announced, the local facilitation team met recently to begin planning what this next phase will look like.
Young people throughout the Archdiocese will be able to put their puzzle solving skills to the test as part of National Child Protection Week celebrations in September.
Graham Spurling thought he was quite the man about town as he wore his flashy blue suit to a party for students who had graduated from St Aloysius College and Christian Brothers College in December 1953.
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