In 7.2 Religion, students explored the lives of the early Christians, learning about their courage, challenges, and faith under persecution. They studied how the Nicene Creed was formed as a unifying statement of belief and reflected on its meaning today. Each student selected a line from the Creed that resonated with them and brought it to life through a thoughtful clay sculpture. Ms Judy Di Mauro's lesson encouraged students to consider how ancient beliefs still speak to their own lives—reminding them that faith, identity, and perseverance remain as relevant today as they were in the early Church. 

Mrs Erin Hardy

Assistant Principal- Religious Education