Show Notes
As we move from "Catholic Perspectives" to "Catholic Social Teaching", it's important to not only know the "Why?" of the change, but the "Why?" of the importance of Catholic Social Teaching in our BCE Schools and Colleges. In this episode, we hear from Rhiannon Cameron, Lead Advisor Formation and Engagement: Education, on what we need to know moving forward.
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The 2026 Season of Creation invites us to follow the river of Ezekiel 47:1-12 where Living Water brings life wherever it flows. In this episode, we explore the Season of Creation, St Francis of Assisi, Laudato Si', and what caring for our common home means for Catholic educators and schools. What might happen if we learned to see creation differently and allowed the living water to flow through our classrooms, communities, and lives?
Accreditation is more than just a process to complete or a requirement to maintain - it is about formation, ongoing learning, and deepening our capacity to share faith and create meaningful opportunities for students to encounter the story of Jesus. In today's episode, we have a conversation with Catie Kelly, Head of Formation and Engagement Services, in which she helps us unpack what accreditation actually means, the different pathways available for teachers and leaders, and how educators can continue to grow and keep their accreditation current throughout their professional journey.