The week @NanoNaglePlace welcomed guests from Western Australia to mark Nano's Anniversary.
Natalia Thomson, principal of @StThomasCPS and Damian, Aoife & Saoirse Ramos‑Nunez.
Damian, the principal of Nagle Catholic College, presented us with a beautiful photo of his school.
Special day today on our staff retreat, away from the routine of the college and immersed in nature. Aim: find some freedom through connecting to the spirit of God. @Pres_Sisters @NagleEd_Aus @CatholicEdWA #wellbeing#faithjourney https://t.co/whoNSOgl3t
Just spent an incredible 3 days with our Year 12s on their retreat in the beautiful Chapman Valley. This walk to the top of the hill was just one activity used to grow their connections, their mindsets and their well-being #NagleCatholicCollege#wellbeing https://t.co/WWSVfjDbVL
If you don't know how to begin a conversation about #mentalhealth or #wellbeing, try some of these simple conversation starters – the conversation you start could help someone to save their own life. Do not be afraid to reach out to someone if you have concerns
@patbranson I do like this sort of approach - one of our priests called it ‘soft evangelisation’. Many of the experiences you created @patbranson over my time as both student and colleague were very similar to this.
We were blessed to have YMT be with us on our Year 9 Retreat reflection day. Through their example, and various CSL projects like gardening at the SFX Cathedral, our students were able to ‘Shine the Light’ https://t.co/1h1cBPsM6M #NagleCatholicCollege#retreat#servantleaders
Our new staff heard from Sr Flora during their Faith Story and Witness Day here at #NagleCatholicCollege with the image of Nano over her shoulder as she shared about the @PresAustPNG Charism. Sr Flora embodies the spirit of the lantern 🔥 @NagleEd_Aus@CatholicEdWA@Pres_Sisters
Recalling the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Pope Francis says when a person's heart is synchronized with God and sees the repentance of a person for their mistakes, they rejoice. #Angelus
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@missrubery@Kylie_Crowle I’ve just shared this with our Head of Arts! Love the way of thinking about the learning process and applying it to other learning areas. Being creative and having an audience in mind when communicating learning, especially with inquiry learning, has been useful for my students.
"Education should use the arts—and especially the process of how artists create their work—as a blueprint to re-make more effective learning."
@HKorbey via @MindShiftKQED
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My students and I have been using @msonenote to make notes in ATAR Religion and Life. It’s a great way to #signpost the key #learning and it’s sits right next to the content on the page. Great for summaries but also for helping #visualstudents organise their learning!
This is so important for teachers. When you call someone by their name, especially when you have first met them, you send them a signal that they have been seen by you and known to you and that’s relationship building! #goodpractice#teaching#relationships#education
What’s in a name? This #THECampus collection explores why learning students’ names and articulating them correctly is so important to building an engaging and inclusive classroom
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