Xavier Bianchini and Xavier Silvester from Year 5. Photo: Aquinas College. By Theresia Titus Aquinas College will start a new choral group in 2019. Aquinas College Head of Arts and Culture Chris McMillan said the idea of setting up a new choir, to be called Schola, is based on the rich musical tradition the College already has. The College currently has five choirs and some vocal en...

The 2018 Pierre de Coubertin Award was handed to Olivia Styles of La Salle College on 1 September. Photo: Supplied. A La Salle College student is delighted to have recently attained the 2018 Pierre de Coubertin Award. Olivia Styles, Year 11, won the award on 1 September 2018 for achievements in athletics and cross country running. Pierre de Coubertin was the founder of modern Olympics ...

Gemma Thomson and Year 12 student Emma Paterson. Photo: Supplied. “Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” – Benjamin Franklin. The students of Iona Presentation College have taken action on the community issue of homelessness. Iona Head of Religious Education Gemma Thomson wanted her students to understand the issue of youth homelessness in particular. ...

Mater Dei college students are seen participating in a Lap-a-thon on Thursday 16 August in conjunction with LifeLink day, which raised $4092. Photo: Mater Dei College. By Amanda Murthy Students and staff from Mater Dei College Edgewater have last week, Friday 21 September, gathered to present a cheque of more than $4000 to LifeLink, as part of their charitable efforts to help people in ne...

The leaders of the three religious faiths and UNDA students representing the three religions, with Vice-Chancellor Professor Celia Hammond (far right). Photo: Amy Gibbs/UNDA. By Theresia Titus The University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA) held its third annual interfaith event, Abraham Day, on 5 September. Held at the university’s Fremantle campus, the event brought together Archbishop...

The leaders of the three religious faiths and UNDA students representing the three religions, with Vice-Chancellor Professor Celia Hammond (far right). Photo: Amy Gibbs/UNDA. By Theresia Titus The University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA) held its third annual interfaith event, Abraham Day, on 5 September. Held at the university’s Fremantle campus, the event brought together Archbi...

Public panel discussion event on 11 July to debate the question “Why teach ethics in schools?” on the last day of The Future of Philosophy in Schools Conference. Photo: University of Notre Dame Australia. Experts from around the world flew to Perth to attend a major conference on “The Future of Philosophy in Schools” from 9 to 11 July. Organised by the Federation of Australasian Philo...

Dr Angela McCarthy examined the rare St John’s Bible with year 12 students. Photo: Clontarf Aboriginal College. Following the success of the inaugural Religious Education (R.E) Week in 2017, a great anticipation preceded R.E Week 2018 at Clontarf Aboriginal College, which was celebrated last month from 5 to 8 June. The aim of the week was to celebrate religious education and its broad...

Winners Jakob Strohmeier, Adrian Sinagra and Mackenzie Matthews with judges and sponsors. Photo: Trinity College. By Theresia Titus The Trinity College had last month hosted their annual Innovation Expo on the evening of Wednesday 16 May. The event showcased ideas and creations of the Trinity College Year 10 Accounting students, who were encouraged to incorporate financial literacy...

A new certificate in Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care will next year commence at Acts 2 College of Mission and Evangelisation. Photo: Supplied. By Natashya Fernandez A new certificate in Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care will next year commence at Acts 2 College of Mission and Evangelisation. The new certificate four, a first for the Osborne Park College, will provide students with the skills a...