As the people of Ukraine face a precarious phase in their fight for independence, volunteer aid worker Maurice O’Connell spoke to JENNY BRINKWORTH about the heavy toll the three-year war has taken on the country that has become his second home.
As the new principal of one of South Australia’s oldest primary schools, St Joseph’s Clare, Joe Hicks is well aware of the rich history of faith and service that has gone before him.
Karate equals balance, particularly at Thomas More College where a Social Kung Fu wellbeing program is encouraging confidence and communication skills in students.
St Mark’s College at Port Pirie, has celebrated the opening of a new boarding facility as it continues to invest in education for rural students.
News
A $4.8m automotive engineering refurbishment at Cardijn College’s Marcellin Campus at Christie Downs was blessed and opened by Archbishop Parick O’Regan on March 6.
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St Aloysius College has announced a new $34 million home for its primary school in the heart of the city, complete with a rooftop play space and garden.
Schools
St Joseph’s School Clare continues to punch above its weight in academic results, with students excelling in numerous tests at both a state and national level.
The buzz of electric hair shavers could be heard across Christian Brothers College Seniors Campus on March 7 when more than 25 students stepped up to have their head shaved as part of The World's Greatest Shave.
As a young girl the idea of joining a religious order never crossed Yvonne Gleeson’s mind, despite her strong Catholic background and her much older cousin James being a priest – and later Archbishop of Adelaide.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) is launching its Growing Faith Leaders Program for 2025.
Xavier College is celebrating a significant milestone this year – 30 years of education and community connection.
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