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Carinity students have a taste for hospitality
Travis Mares has cooked meals for English royalty, worked with celebrity chefs, and run kitchens across Australia. He believes he wouldn’t have developed the taste…
Rockhampton students learn to be disaster ready
Throwing spears, making fires, building shelters and making ropes are not your usual school classroom activities. But these unique yet practical life skills are being…
Book celebrates students empowered through creativity
A new book is demonstrating the therapeutic power of creativity. A Place of Stillness features artwork, poetry and prose from students from a unique Brisbane…
A school year like no other
“Before I came to Carinity I always felt like I wouldn’t graduate from high school.” For a long time, the thought of obtaining an education…
Students overcome barriers to become school graduates
Following an academic year like no other, Carinity Education is preparing to farewell its latest success stories. Around 50 students will graduate from four Carinity…
Hervey Bay school supporting the “Mower Man”
Carinity Education Glendyne in Hervey Bay is supporting Claude “The Mower Man” Harvey and his fundraising efforts for Bravehearts. Over the past 14 years, Claude…
Thanking our valued educators on World Teachers’ Day
Friday October 30 is World Teachers’ Day in Australia, a time to thank the educators who play a vital role in helping to shape young…
Chaplain’s journey to support youth
Mark Macrae says God has taken him on a “roundabout way” to working with young people. The former fruit farmer has volunteered at a drug and…
Students thriving in natural environment
Local wildlife is benefiting from a collaboration between Carinity Education Glendyne and Fraser Coast Regional Council. As part of their environmental studies, students are caring…
Students ‘word up’ for global literacy competition
Students from Carinity Education Glendyne are taking on the world – one word at a time. Learning is not a sentence for Year 9 students…
Chaplain helps students break cycle of disadvantage
Mark Macrae says God has taken him on a “roundabout way” to working with young people. The former fruit farmer has volunteered at a drug and…
School building community with disaster funding
Last summer many towns across Australia suffered due to devastating bush fires. The Rockhampton and Livingstone regions shared in these insurmountable losses throughout their community…