CNA reporrts that Amnesty International has affirmed its policy decision to become a pro-abortion organization and focus some of its efforts on creating universal access to abortion under select circumstances. […]
The BBC reports that ministers have voiced concerns after a survey suggested less than half of second year pupils were reaching the expected reading and numeracy levels. The Scottish Survey […]
CNA reports that Pope Benedict XVI told the faithful in the Angelus of Sunday 19th August that“The peace that Jesus brings is the fruit of a constant struggle against evil.” […]
More than two dozen schools, nurseries and community centres, including two Catholic primary schools, have been earmarked for closure in Edinburgh. Edinburgh Council has revealed a hitlist of 22 schools […]
Unstructured, open-ended play gives gamers a great deal of choice about how to behave in videogames – but is that a good thing?. Are games in which mass murder is […]
CNA reports that the social encyclical that Pope Benedict XVI was working on during his vacation time in northern Italy this summer will address the challenge of the just development […]
It may once have been marginalised as the preserve of those seeking a career in the clergy but religious education in Scottish schools is making a comeback. The Herald reports […]
The Bishops of New South Wales in Australia have released a pastoral letter inviting Catholic educational leaders, staff, parents and the broader Catholic community to reflect on the nature and role […]
The percentage of students passing Higher exams has increased since last year, according to the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA). The exam body said the pass rate for 2007 was 71.7%, […]
CNA reports that one of the largest and oldest Roman Catholic adoption agencies in England, Catholic Care, will stop finding parents for children in need due to the government’s new […]