Networking - Catholic Education Today was set up in 1999 to provide Catholic educational organisations with a professional journal to engage and support their members’ interests and developmental needs. As a professional journal serving Catholic schools it seeks to inform, comment upon and celebrate all that is distinctive and important to its constituency, in addition to offering its partner organisations a vehicle for promoting their own activities.
The journal works closely with a variety of Catholic agencies to produce a publication whose content and coverage is of a consistency and quality to earn it an enviable reputation.
Is the Catholic Education System Fit For Purpose?
By Jim Foley
Academies and the future of Catholic education: an increasingly
challenging debate
By Dr Sean Whittle
On Becoming ‘Practitioner Researchers’ And ‘Student Researchers’ In
Catholic Schools:
By Professor Gerald Grace
Child Poverty and COVID 19 – the Emerging Picture
By Willie Slavin and Suzanne Wilson
News from Scotland
Is it time to rediscover a richer understanding of Catholic education?
By Dr Sean Whittle
Learning from Medieval Monasticism
By John Sullivan
News from CATSC
Formation in Virtues, Educating the Whole Person
By James Spencer
The Theological Foundations of the Catholic School:
notes towards a formation resource
By Raymond Friel
Schools as an additional support service for vulnerable families
By Edward Conway
ATCRE Update
Parental Engagement Under Lockdown: Reflections on Disadvantaged
Families’ Perceived Barriers in Home-Schooling
By Suzanne Wilson
CISC News
By Dr Maureen Glackin
RSHE Crisis or Opportunity?
By Edmund Adamus
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Networking - Catholic Education Today was set up in 1999 to provide Catholic educational organisations with a professional journal to engage and support their members’ interests and developmental needs. As a professional journal serving Catholic schools it seeks to inform, comment upon and celebrate all that is distinctive and important to its constituency, in addition to offering its partner organisations a vehicle for promoting their own activities.
The journal works closely with a variety of Catholic agencies to produce a publication whose content and coverage is of a consistency and quality to earn it an enviable reputation.