“The Journey” 06 – 15 October 2017 IB Visual Arts Exhibition 2017 St Heliers Street Gallery Cam’s Kiosk – Abbotsford Convent 1 St Helliers Street, Abbotsford Melbourne Official Opening: Wednesday, 11 October 6pm – 8pm RSVP: reception@sophiamundi.vic.edu.au
Annual Music Concert Our Annual Music Concert is a major highlight of the year, showcasing the rich and diverse talent of music ensemble groups from our Secondary School students. The evening will feature pieces from the great masters of Western Classical music through to contemporary Australian composers and international singer/songwriters. Wednesday 13th September 2017 […]
The Following article was published in the Chronicle on November 10, 2016. Wirtten by Amber Wilson When Michelle Zuccolo looks at a taxidermied animal, she sees something deeper than its bristly pelt or beady eyes. The Ballarat and Melbourne-based artist uses the stuffed creatures for models because it gives her an opportunity to help bring them back to […]
On Thursday March 31, Sophia Mundi Celebrated the annual Harvest Festival. There is an unusual importance to the nature of this festival which we celebrate at Sophia Mundi in the first term of our school year. What you should know, is that we are celebrating not one but two festivals at the same time! This […]
Scientists Say Child’s Play Helps Build A Better Brain August 06, 2014 3:43 AM ET Deion Jefferson, 10, and Samuel Jefferson, 7, take turns climbing and jumping off a stack of old tires at the Berkeley Adventure Playground in California. The playground is a half-acre park with a junkyard feel where kids are encouraged to […]
Rae Hart Mum of international models Jessica & Ashley Hart Rae, Jessica and Ashley. Photo: Hart family Rae Hart clearly remembers the moment a few years ago when she realised how far her oldest daughter, Jessica, had come in her modelling career. Rae was on her way to a conference in Switzerland and stepped off […]
CLASS 3 TERM 1 We have had a strong start to Class 3 this year, beginning with what is probably the most famous of all Hebrew Legends, the story of the Seven Days of Creation. In this story we heard how Seven Heavenly Beings – the Elohim – using the power of their Voices – […]
By Katrina Schwartz Mar. 26, 2015 When students use their bodies in the learning process, it can have a big effect, even if it seems silly or unconnected to the learning goal at hand. Researchers have found that when students use their bodies while doing mathematical storytelling (like with word problems, for example), it changes […]
