Address of John Paul IIto the Staff and Students of Saint Andrew’s College of Education, Glasgow Tuesday, 1 June 1982 My brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, 1. It […]
SCOTTISH CATHOLIC EDUCATION SERVICE Briefing notes on‘Guidance to Education Authorities and Schools on the Equality Act 2006′(issued by Scottish Executive 14 August 2007) The Scottish Executive has issued this […]
“The recent decision by the International Council of Amnesty International to “Support the decriminalisation of abortion and to defend women’s access to abortion” has forced me to reconsider my membership […]
Classroom intrusion Recently some newspapers have given considerable coverage to demonstrating how relativism’s intrusion into the classroom as post-modernism or “critical literacy” affect education at both secondary and university level. […]
I believe, like you, that the record of Catholic schools in Scotland is second to none. For confirmation, one only has to look at the reports by Her Majesty’s Inspectors […]
Let me move on to discuss Catholic education directly. I want to look first at the origins of the current framework – the 1918 Act. And of course I want […]
Faith is the response to the Father’s invitation to communion with God which, under the influence of the Holy Spirit, people make to the revelation of the Word embodied in […]
Religious education in the Catholic school is distinctive because of its focus on the faith development of children and young people within the context of a faith community. the faith […]
St Columba’s Roman Catholic High School is a denominational school which serves the town of Perth and communities across Perth and Kinross Council. This inspection was carried out in September […]
The central purpose of religious education in the Catholic school is to assist learners to make an informed, mature response to God’s call to relationship. Religious education is designed […]