The Old Testament is a collection of books containing a range of genres and forms that address many of the issues that concern students today - e.g. the role of women, liberation from oppression, care for the earth and social justice. This workshop* will explore these themes by engaging with a range of Old Testament texts, including the story of the Exodus, the prophets and the psalms. The workshop will also focus on strategies to help make these ancient texts relevant and meaningful for our students today. 

Date:  Saturday, 11 May     

Facilitator:  Kate Ordon

Intended for:  APRIM/REC/Religious Leaders; teachers of Year 3 and beyond

System Accredited Module:  Yes

CESA Living Learning Leading Framework - Key Capability: 
Spiritually aware and inspired by faith
Knowledgable, inquisitive and innovative 

AITSL Australian Professional Standards:  
            

1 - Know students and how they learn

2 - Know the content and how to teach it

6 - Engage in professional learning

7 - Engage professionally with colleagues, parents/caregivers and the community

Parking:

For visitors to the George Street or Kintore Street Conference Centres or meeting rooms is available in the Queen of Angels Church carpark. Please access the carpark from South Road.  

A map can be found at: https://registrationcentre.cesa.catholic.edu.au/conferencecentre  

Cancellation policy applies:  48 hours notice must be given or applicant will be charged the workshop fee.  If withdrawing after this time due to illness or extenuating circumstances, the cost for catering will be invoiced.

If you have any registration queries please contact Elaine Mulhall at elaine.mulhall@cesa.catholic.edu.au or phone 8301 6629.