Education

Tuesday September 29

Loving etymology when it works

“At the moment much of our global community has the opportunity to explore a radical change, a change where we return to our roots, and reimagine how things could be different,” says The Rev’d Andrew Schmidt

Building a world where every child is in school and safe

Two St Hilda’s students, Atputha Rahavan and Remi Long, share their thoughts on the focus of this year’s Universal Children’s Day to help build a world where every child is in school and safe – find out what Atputha and Remi have to say and download the official UNICEF resource kit

Breaking new ground: The Rev'd Canon Sarah Leisemann offered a dedication at the official construction launch of CHAC's new student learning precinct

New innovative learning space for Cannon Hill Anglican College

Cannon Hill Anglican College (CHAC) recently launched a new phase of development, officially commencing the construction of a new contemporary learning and student precinct

International Youth Day

12 August 2019 is International Youth Day, a day first designated by the UN General Assembly in 1999: in this joint feature, clergy and lay people across our Diocese share their thoughts on the 2019 International Youth Day theme ‘Transforming Education’

Saudi educators experience immersive learning at Coomera Anglican College

Coomera Anglican College recently welcomed a group of 18 teachers from Saudi Arabia who visited and toured the College as part of an international immersion program with Griffith University

Little things can make a big impact

After watching a documentary that explored how education can alleviate and prevent poverty, Glennie School Year 10 student Sandra Miller launched a project that is seeing Glennie students donating stationery items to local school students who need them