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3 November 2025 @ 4:00 pm
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3 November 2025 @ 4:00 pm
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What does the Catholic Church say about the relationship between faith and science? How are we to approach topics like evolution and the Big Bang theory in our classrooms? How do we engage pupils in conversation about this relationship and why is it important to do so? This short course is for all teachers but those who teach science and those who teach religion may find it of relevance to their work. There will be input from the presenter and opportunities to discuss and share insights and ideas for teaching with other teachers.
Session 1: Monday 27 October 2025
Session 2: Monday 3 November 2025
4:00PM [AEDT] or 4:00PM [WAST]/7:00PM [AEDT]
BBI-TAITE continues to offer a range of adult faith online programs requested by teachers and school offices. Initially designed as After school sessions as you can see from the offering times in the schedule, these are also available at times more suited to your group, parish and workplace
For group bookings please contact Gerard Moore: gmoore@bbi.catholic.edu.au
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What does the Catholic Church say about the relationship between faith and science? How are we to approach topics like evolution and the Big Bang theory in our classrooms? How do we engage pupils in conversation about this relationship and why is it important to do so? This short course is for all teachers but those who teach science and those who teach religion may find it of relevance to their work. There will be input from the presenter and opportunities to discuss and share insights and ideas for teaching with other teachers.
Session 1: Monday 27 October 2025
Session 2: Monday 3 November 2025
4:00PM [AEDT] or 4:00PM [WAST]/7:00PM [AEDT]
BBI-TAITE continues to offer a range of adult faith online programs requested by teachers and school offices. Initially designed as After school sessions as you can see from the offering times in the schedule, these are also available at times more suited to your group, parish and workplace
For group bookings please contact Gerard Moore: gmoore@bbi.catholic.edu.au