School Resources

Audit how well the principles of Catholic Social Teaching are taught and lived in your school community.

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) prayer service. Includes a PowerPoint and separate Leader's notes.

A case study featuring Tereesa from Australia with accompanying activities for secondary students.

Read Caritas Australia's Laudato Si' Action Plan.

Reflect on our strengths and assets and how we can work towards the common good.

A liturgy which can be used during any emergency to pray for those affected.

The Student Action Planner prompts students to think holistically about their actions and includes a template for planning. 

A game based around six families who are working to make a living but who experience the effects of climate change along the way.

A resource designed to understand how we can work towards the common good in our own local communities.

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

A case study featuring Laxmi from Nepal with accompanying activities for secondary students.

A template to assist students to be aware of global injustices.

A case study featuring Tereesa from Australia with accompanying activities for Years 3-6.

Meet Anatercia, a 12-year-old girl who lives in Mozambique. With your support, she can access clean drinking water and focus on doing well at school.

Students learn about a simple handwashing device called a tippy tap and construct their own.

A resource for celebrating Australia’s First Nations Peoples, who form the oldest living Cultures in the world.

A collection of beautiful CST posters to display the principles of Catholic Social Teaching. 

A research activity on Oscar Romero.

A simulation game for Years 3–8 as they explore living without easy access to water.

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

The Beatitudes for Modern Christians is a reflective presentation that has been adapted using content from Pope Francis' Homily on the 1st November 2016. 

Adapted May 2024