Tag: Sydney Catholic Schools
World Cup announcement sparks excitment
When last week's news came through that Australia and New Zealand would be hosting the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, few were more excited...
St. Ursula’s dinner
The school community at St Ursula’s College at Kingsgrove take their motto – 'SERVIAM', meaning 'I Will Serve' – very seriously.
So much so they...
McAuley cooking class
I'm not sure there is anything louder than the cheers coming from year three students who have just been asked: "Who wants more pancakes?"
The...
Homeless at home
Charity begins at home has been given a whole new meaning for students across the archdiocese.
The Family Educator Team have thrown their support behind raising...
The Bright Side of Lockdown
Amy Hurley is a Year 3 teachers at Rose Bay's McAuley Catholic Primary School.
Ordinarily, Year 3 is a huge and eventful year for the...
Straight from the top
Sydney Catholic Schools Executive Director Tony Farley appeared on Facebook Live on Friday 22 May in a video that reached over 19 thousand people...
In the magic of books, adventure awaits!
“Reading is one form of escape. Running for your life is another.”
This slightly odd (yet undeniably true) quote comes from Lemony Snicket, author of...
Finding joy in a crisis
Life is less cluttered. It’s slower-paced. We have more time for one another.
This was the consensus during a family dinner conversation last week. I...
What Zola did on Monday
After selling more than 1 million books in Australia alone, author Melina Marchetta has just released one of her most challenging titles to date...
Eileen O’Connor principals saintly story
You may have seen in The Daily Telegraph a story about their Top Teachers Campaign? The Telegraph asked for parents and students to nominate...
COVID-19: the toughest time in 30 years
At the onset of COVID-19 my leadership team and I had a good chuckle as we worked through a document sent to us to...
Giving the gift of gratitude
“Never worry about anything; but tell God all your desires of every kind in prayer and petition shot through with gratitude.”
The message of Philippians...
