Castletown was a hub of activity from Tuesday September 28th until Saturday October 2nd when 15 Brothers gathered for their Retreat. A further 20 Brothers and “clusters” joined the presentations online via Zoom.

De La Salle Junior School, Malta, have commenced a unique initiative to promote moral values and positive behaviour. The idea was inspired by teacher Stephanie Magri who explains what the idea is all about.

Benildus Pastoral Centre has experienced a huge demand for retreats since schools returned in September as they witnessed a great enthusiasm among the students and teachers to secure days out from their rapid return to schedules and timetables.

Br. Finbarr Murphy has been inspired by the initiative led by Emmer Winder, a photography teacher at De La Salle School, St Helens, and he reflects on how the idea to spread a positive message during the International Lasallian Days for Peace is very much following in our Founder’s footsteps.

The Community, teachers and students at Lasalle Chantaburi School in Thailand have, like the rest of the world, had to a face the difficulties associated with Covid over the past 18 months, but in recent days have had to deal with an added challenge of flooding.

September and October have proved to be very busy here in the Pastoral Centre. After a summer break we were delighted to welcome groups back to the Centre.

Students at De La Salle School, St Helens, once again displayed their creative talents with wonderful artwork to decorate the chapel, while others were  recognised with a prestigious award

Students at De La Salle College Waterford celebrated the International Lasallian Days of Peace by producing some fitting creations.

Students at St Gerald’s College, Castlebar, have been very busy over the last few weeks having taken part in a number of activities that highlight the Lasallian Ethos.

Students and staff at St John's College, Ballyfermot, marked Well Being Week with a number of activities in the school.

St. Benild School/Stella Maris College Malta took part in an exciting initiative which is aimed at helping raise standards of literacy among school children.

Students at De La Salle College, Dundalk, have been very busy over the past few weeks as they have taken part in activities to mark ILDP, while there was also a visit to the school from the St Vincent de Paul Youth Development Officer.

At the beginning of term, the Chaplaincy team at St Peter’s were delighted to receive an abundance of applications from students keen to join our inaugural group of “Lasallian Leaders”.

The new school year saw the District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta welcome a new principal to De La Salle College, Dundalk, where Nicola Connolly took on the role.

The District is hosting a series of zoom gatherings for the Lasallian Family of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta to help explore critical topics for all Lasallians.

Due to the challenges of the covid pandemic, St Helens De La Salle School have introduced an initiative to help teacher wellbeing. Read on for more details about this and other activities.

De La Salle Academy, Liverpool, held a Macmillan Coffee Morning in September and also took part in the #WearYellow for World Mental Health Day.

Following a recent revamp of PE kits for De La Salle College Jersey students, the school has donated seven boxes of old sports clothing such as tops, fleeces and jogging bottoms as well as footwear, to colleagues in America.

Mariella Vella, associated for years within the Lasallian mission in Malta as an effective teacher and administrator, received Letters of Affiliation (AFSC) during a ceremony held on September 25th, 2021, at the La Salle Retreat Centre, Mellieħa.

During Week 4 of the Lasallian Days of Peace, you are invited to take part in an International art project, sharing your messages of wisdom, peace and guidance for others through the social pharmacy phenomenon led by Emmer Winder