A new school serving serving pupils from both the Catholic and Jewish faiths has opened in Scotland.
Catholic St Clare’s Primary and the Jewish Calderwood Lodge also shares the £17 million development in Newton Mearns, East Renfrewshire, with a non-denominational nursery class.A significant proportion of pupils at the Jewish primary school are Muslim.
East Renfrewshire Council bu...
The record number of alumni and athletes from St Mary’s University, Twickenham competing at the London 2017 World Athletics Championships have begun their campaign in style.
Sir Mo Farah started the defence of his World 5000m and 10000m titles with a commanding victory. In a close race, which Sir Mo described as one of the toughest of his career, he saw off competition from the Kenyan, ...
St Mary's University, Twickenham, has entered into a formal partnership with EMD École de Management in Marseille. A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) setting out areas of co-operation was signed by St Mary's Vice-Chancellor Professor Francis Campbell and President Bernard Vasdeboncoeur during St Mary's graduation ceremonies hosted at Westminster Cathedral. As part of the...
A Catholic primary school on the south coast held a circus-themed Summer Fayre before the end of term - to raise funds for the school. St Thomas a Becket Infant & Junior School in Eastbourne attracted a great crowd of families from the school and across Eastbourne, all joining in the fun. Highlights included three professional circus performances in the Mini Big Top, by Circus Pazaz,...
St Mary's Catholic Primary in Lowestoft is marking its Golden Jubilee in 2017 and a special end-of-year Mass with Bishop Alan Hopes, helped to mark the 50th anniversary in style on Wednesday, 19 July 19. Pupils, teachers and family members joined Bishop Alan in the special Mass held at the school, including three people who were at the school on the opening day, 50 years ago.
Students from Saint Paul’s Catholic High School in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester, recently undertook work placements and gained a taste of what real life’s all about.
The school organises work placement opportunities for its Year 10 students, providing them with a great chance to experience working life and to develop the valuable skills they are going to need for the future.
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Paintings and sculptures by three A level Art students at St Benedict’s School, Ealing, west London, have been selected from more than 2,400 submissions for the Royal Academy A-level Summer Exhibition Online.
The exhibition of 49 outstanding pieces is the online equivalent of the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition, and is a showcase for some of the UK’s most promising artists aged 16...
A school in Kenton, northwest London, has been recognized for its outstanding green credentials for the third consecutive time.
St Gregory’s Catholic Science College is one of only three state maintained secondary schools in London to hold the Eco Schools Green Flag Award.
To earn this accolade, a school must already have achieved bronze and silver awards and must show that they ...
Schools from across Westminster diocese joined together at Westminster Cathedral on Friday to show their support for the work of the Catholic Children’s Society.
Thousands of children and young people attended the Good Shepherd and Good Samaritan Masses. The Masses offered a wonderful opportunity to celebrate their fundraising achievements. A record 132 schools supported the Catholic Ch...
A Bristol teenager has been recognised by her Sixth Form College for her hard work and dedication to her community recently, during their annual ‘Good Samaritan Awards’. Eighteen year old Charlotte Daly currently studies at St Brendan’s Sixth Form College and was awarded for her impressive volunteering work. Charlotte balances her post-16 studies with volunteering as a coach fo...
Newman University in Birmingham is set to host a lecture from Professor Stephen J McKinney as part of its Newman Institute for Leadership in Education (NILE) Series. The lecture will examine the idea of ‘the option for the poor’ and its relationship to the mission of Catholic schools.
The session will explore the theological option for the poor and how this has been adopted by Catholi...
St Benedict's School Ealing, west London welcomed The Baroness Cox of Queensbury as Guest of Honour at Prize Giving this year. Baroness Cox founded the Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust or (HART), which provides aid and advocacy for people suffering oppression and persecution around the world. Known as 'the feisty baroness', she narrowly escaped an ambush by Islamist gunmen during a humanitarian vi...
Durham University has announced Dr Anna Rowlands as the St Hilda Associate Professor of Catholic Social Thought and Practice.
Dr Rowlands’ appointment in the University’s Department of Theology and Religion will take effect in September 2017.
This endowed research and teaching post was made possible by a number of benefactors and supporters across the UK, Europe and the US. Thes...
Former St Bede’s College, Manchester pupil, Theo Sharrock, has been officially recognised as an “exceptional student” by Cambridge University’s St John’s College, which has this week honoured him with the Larmor Award. At the same time, Bishop John Arnold has accepted Theo’s application to begin studies towards the Catholic Priesthood in the Diocese of Salford and has ask...
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