Within our schools we use the Liturgical Calendar as a focus for planning experiences of faith lived, celebrated, prayed and professed. In addition to the R.E. lessons that we plan, schools use the Liturgical Year to reflect the seasons of the Chread more
SCIAF is the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund, the official aid and international development charity of the Catholic Church in Scotland. Working in over 16 countries across Asia, Africa and Latin America, SCIAF helps some of the poorest people inread more
The following resources provide opportunities for learning about the Season of Lent. Most of these relate to the Passion and Death of Jesus Christ. Some take the form of Stations of the Cross, designed to interest young people in particular.
The following video clips teach about different aspects of Lent, Holy Week and Easter. Some are more suited to younger pupils than others. These can be watched on YouTube or directly form the links below. Ash Wednesday in 2 Minutes So What’s thread more
The links below will connect you to various other resources for Lent & Easter. Some are more suited to adults than to children and young people. A Lenten Journey – resources designed to promote reflection on the Justice & Peace aspects read more
Resources to promote reflection, prayer and learning through Lent and Easter are now available on the SCES website (under Resources on menu bar above). These include materials to promote understanding of Lenten Scripture and Devotions, many connectedread more
LOYOLA PRESS is an apostolate of the Chicago-Detroit Province of the Society of Jesus (commonly known as the Jesuits). Its embraces the Jesuit passion for helping people to find God in all things and continues the Jesuit tradition of service through thread more
This leaflet has been written to introduce parents to THIS IS OUR FAITH – the guidance which teachers in Catholic schools follow when planning and teaching programmes of Religious Education. Further resources are being planned to provide moreread more
The Catholic school loses its purpose without constant reference to the Gospel and a frequent encounter with Christ. (The Catholic School, Sacred Congregation for Catholic Education, 1977, n55). The Catholic Church, in various documents published over maread more
The Charter for Catholic Schools in Scotland summarizes the key characteristics which all Catholic schools in Scotland strive to feature through the experiences and the service which they offer. It provides a useful set of reference points for school stafread more
