When ELC student Margot discovered caterpillar Minty living in her garden at home, she decided to bring her new friend in to show her classmates. Minty sparked a unit of learning that culminated in students recently releasing butterflies into the ELC garden.
When ELC student Margot discovered caterpillar Minty living in her garden at home, she decided to bring her new friend in to show her classmates. Minty sparked a unit of learning that culminated in students recently releasing butterflies into the ELC garden.
A group of Blackfriars students is getting ready to say konnichiwa to Japan.
A new online program is helping Blackfriars better manage students’ wellbeing and mental health.
In a state first, the University of South Australia has teamed up with Blackfriars to help deliver the Year 12 Architecture program.
Learning a second language is about so much more than the words we speak. That’s the message from Blackfriars’ Languages Coordinator and Japanese teacher Chikako Oguma.
It’s the search for wisdom that can change students as individuals. Blackfriars is one of only a handful of South Australian schools to offer Philosophy as a SACE Stage 2 subject.
They came from all corners of the world to start a new life in Australia. Now, Frassati Hall has been transformed into a Migration Museum, showcasing the coming-to-Australia journeys of students’ families.
Blackfriars Year 10 students have been given a taste of real-life job interview pressures – without leaving the school grounds.
It was an experience close to home that first sparked Dina Hasaneen’s passion to help young people with autism.
An interest in history and a personal connection to World War I has led to a Blackfriars student winning the highly regarded Simpson Prize.
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