Global-Mindedness and Intercultural Competencies 

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7 July 2022: The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2022 provides a global overview of progress on the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, using the latest available data and estimates.

Brief overview of who St Raphaela is from our sister school in Dublin.

University of South Australia researchers are calling for exercise to be a mainstay approach for managing depression as a new study shows that physical activity is 1.5 times more effective than counselling or the leading medications.

If you have not had an opportunity to do so, please watch the video of the work Ms Alo and her G12 R+E Class did around the school mission, social justice and action. From murals to informational presentations, the class' work is motivating.

Battles in Africa were waged between colonial powers, but most of those compelled to fight were conscripted Africans.

Plato, Aristotle and Socrates are just a few well-known ancient philosophers. But what about their female counterparts? What about the woman who taught Socrates? Or the sage said to be behind Plato's theory on love? Their names are often lacking when it comes to teaching philosophy and that is something Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting wanted to change

It’s this kind of devotion that has seen the numbers of one-horned rhinos climb from just around 100 individuals in 1910, to almost 3,000 today.

Part of the Free Yale Lecture Series (aimed at upper secondary school students). This one explored modern Ukraine.

A Manga artist's recent tweet went viral and began discussing schools with strict uniform codes. What do you think? 

After decades of peace, Japan is now confronting the possibility of war. With concerns over a resurgent Russia, North Korea and crucially, a more powerful China in the region, Japan is embarking on its biggest military spend since the Second World War. 

A paranormal investigator, Miles Ace, is walking home down the road he always takes to go home when encounters something strange. "A Trip Down Memory Lane" is a short film about coming to terms with the death of a loved one, but with a supernatural twist.

Have you ever wondered why you breathe without even thinking about doing it? Or Where do dreams come from? Well, all this and much more, we owe it to an incredible organ in our body called: THE BRAIN. Watch the entire video and know everything your brain is capable of doing and some curiosities.

Ever wonder what people mean when discussing the left and right wings? This short video helps explain (at least from a Canadian perspective)

As the Egyptian economy falters, Sisi is turning to the Chinese government for support.

Thanks to a recent Netflix anime, the world is becoming aware of Yasuke, possibly the first person from Africa to become a samurai. Yasuke was a man of his time and reminds us of how the past was far more interconnected and complex than we give it credit for.

As the World economic meeting begins in Davos newly minted leftist governments have their first opportunity to meet with big business. An Interesting perspective.

Song aimed at ES and MS students which permits them to recall the periodic table. 

MS/HS Please check your MB notifications. Ms Wilson and explaining how to access The Day. Ms Morton has likewise shared this with ES. In this article, the writer considers the following: Is thinking our greatest power? From clothes made from mushrooms to limits on tourists, 2023 promises to be a year of new ideas. They might help us create a brave new world.