School Resources

A series of ‘See, Judge, Act’ lessons on the environment/creation through a Catholic lens.

The Walking with God Program invites participants to connect with the wonder and awe of God’s creation.

Activities and a case study about Anatercia, a young woman living in Mozambique who has improved her life with the support of Caritas Australia and its partners.

A mealtime prayer placemat, focused on the Africa Food Crisis.

A case study featuring Margret from Solomon Islands with accompanying reflection questions and activities for Years 3-6.

Activities and a case study about a young woman named Shaniella, who attends a rural training centre in the Solomon Islands.

Phany has learnt improved water management techniques to grow enough crops to support her family. 
Approx. 5 mins

A case study featuring Margret from Solomon Islands with accompanying reflection questions and activities for Foundation to Year 2.

A story about Phany, a farmer in Cambodia. Learning activities included.

Learn about Cool Burning / Carbon Farming through the work of Caritas Australia's partner, Aboriginal Carbon Foundation.

A prayer for people in the Horn of Africa, experiencing food shortages and extreme hunger.

A guide to assist your school to participate in the Make Hunger History campaign.

A photo story book about Phany, a farmer in Cambodia. Activities included.

This short film shares how Priscilla learnt conservation farming to grow enough food to support her family.

Priscilla - Zimbabwe Case Study (Secondary)

A case study featuring Shaniella from Solomon Islands with accompanying reflection questions and activities for Foundation to Year 2.

A series of ‘See, Judge, Act’ lessons on the environment/creation through a Catholic lens.

Assists in applying the concept of integral ecology.

A case study featuring Priscilla from Zimbabwe with accompanying activities for Foundation to Year 2.

A PowerPoint slide explaining the purpose, function and influence of petitions in the Australian Government.

A prayer service to mark the Season of Creation (1 Sept – 4 Oct), for primary school students.