News & Events
Term 2 Commences
Yr 3, Yr 4, Yr 5, Yr 6 School Camp
Year 5/6 and Reception attend Mass
With Fr. Tony visiting Year 5/6 on Friday, 9th May at 10:30 AM for further discussions.
Mother's Day Breakfast and Blessing
Catholic Education Week
Stained Glass Windows viewing
You are warmly invited to visit our front office to admire our newly restored stained glass windows, a testament to Adelaide's rich Catholic heritage. Join us on Tuesday, May 13, or Thursday, May 15, at 11 am during Catholic Education Open Week. Meet Principal Emma Fowler and enjoy complimentary coffee or tea while taking photos of these historic artworks. The windows, created by H. L. Vosz, Limited, feature religious figures like St Raphael and St Patrick, offering a unique glimpse into the city's past. RSVP ktucker@raph.catholic.edu.au
Stained Glass Windows viewing
You are warmly invited to visit our front office to admire our newly restored stained glass windows, a testament to Adelaide's rich Catholic heritage. Join us on Tuesday, May 13, or Thursday, May 15, at 11 am during Catholic Education Open Week. Meet Principal Emma Fowler and enjoy complimentary coffee or tea while taking photos of these historic artworks. The windows, created by H. L. Vosz, Limited, feature religious figures like St Raphael and St Patrick, offering a unique glimpse into the city's past. RSVP ktucker@raph.catholic.edu.au
Simultaneous Story Time
National Reconcilliation Week and Aboriginal Workshops
Educating for Change: The Inspiring Story of Annie Brice and Saint Mary MacKillop
We will host a special event on Thursday, May 29, 2025, from 9:00am to 10:00am, featuring our Principal Emma Fowler, a proud Boandik woman, in conversation with family members.
The event will delve into the inspiring legacy of Annie Brice, Emma's great-great-grandmother, a Boandik woman taught by Saint Mary MacKillop, and explore connections to the Boandik people and the transformative impact of education.
This unique session will highlight themes of resilience, cultural heritage, and reconciliation, showcasing how one family's story continues to inspire future generations.
Taking place during National Reconciliation Week, which runs from May 27 to June 3, this event aligns with the broader national effort to learn about shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.
Open to students, families, and the wider community, this event promises a thought-provoking celebration of leadership and cultural connection.
Free event.