Year 1 students remote/home learning about Flat Stanley.
Religious Education Curriculum
The Archdiocese Religious Education Framework supports the full flourishing of spirtual, physical, cognitive, social and emotional development of all learners.
The Religious dimension of a Catholic school seeks to:
- Honour the sacred dignity of each person
- Engage with deep questions of life
- Honour the equitable access and opportunity for all
- Make a difference in the world
The Religous dimension in a Catholic School is inacted through:
- Prayer and Meditation
- Learning- Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools Relgious Edcuation Framework
- Celebrating Liturgy
- Belonging
- Social Justice Iniatives
Sacramental Program
The Sacramental Program aims to provide a balanced approach to growth in faith.
To achieve this, the family, the parish and the shcool work together in partnership.
The Holy Trinty Parish offers a Family Centred, Parish Based and School and Catechist supported Sacramental Program.
It is the responsibility of parents in conjunction with the Parish Priest and the School and Parish Sacramental Team to assess the readiness of any child for Sacraments. The school focuses on the Sacramental Program in the following year levels:
Reconciliation- year 3
First Eucharist - year 4
Confirmation- year 6
Please contact The Holy Trinity Parish for further information regarding Sacraments.
Admin Centre Phone: (03) 9579 4255
Featured Articles
Thank you to Jim from Highett RSL for presenting our school with $500 donation to support students at our school.
This term, our Level 5 and 6 students are participating in the Australian Olympic Connect ともだち (Tomodachi) Project.
Grace, a former student, talks about her years at St Catherine's Primary School, Moorabbin.
Watch our St Catherine's Year 1-2 Learning Assembly Video. Working in partnership with parents to support student learning.
Come, Stay and Play with us each Thursday.
Playgroup is running every Thursday in our school hall.
All Welcome.
Catholic Education is celebrating 200 years in Australia, marking the bicentenary of the first Catholic school established in Parramatta in October 1820.
On Wednesday 3rd MARCH ALL of the Year 3 & 4 students were involved in the Reconciliation Reflection Day at St. Catherine’s. This day was led by Megan Moore and myself (Religious Education Leader).
