Refugees

A question of conscience: Questions and activities

Laura Kings 2 April 2025

Students will explore how conscience helps guide good choices, drawing inspiration from Jesus and the community. Using the See, Judge, Act model, older students will reflect on attitudes toward neurodivergent individuals and the ethical implications of AI.

Gaming the Gospels – Listen, wait, speak

Laura Kings 6 March 2025 EH

How can we learn to embrace the importance of listening in a fun and meaningful way?

Friendly encounters – Questions and activities

Laura Kings 27 February 2025

These questions and activities look at how we relate to each other as good Christians and encourage students to develop the understanding and skills necessary to interact positively with people of different faiths and cultures.

Religious difference and friendship – questions and activities

Laura Kings 20 February 2025 EH

These questions and activities consider how to reach out the hand of friendship, particularly in the context of religious differences by employing the metaphor of building bridges.

Comparing celebrations and blessings in world religions and cultures

Laura Kings 13 February 2025 EH

Younger students will compare Advent and the Catholic liturgical calendar with Chinese New Year, while older students will use the mirror and window strategy to develop understanding of different faith traditions and their own beliefs.

‘Sneaky Jesus’ Bluey episodes: Cricket

Michael McVeigh 19 November 2024 EH

What can the Australian blockbuster kids' show Bluey teach you about dealing with challenges?

Helping hands – questions and activities

Laura Kings 24 October 2024 EH

In response to World Food Day and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, these questions and activities encourage students to live out their faith through kindness, compassion, and helping others, guided by Catholic social justice teachings.

AC+ Resources on Promoting Peace and the Catholic Church

Laura Kings 18 October 2024 EH

This collection of resources explores Catholic perspectives on Peace. War is the antithesis of how we as Catholics are called by the Holy Spirit to live. Recent Catholic thinkers, including Pope Francis, have questioned whether anything can justify the pursuit of war over the pursuit of peace.