Description
Deepen your understanding of Laudato Si’ and explore your call to care for our common home.
This 6 hour self-guided online course gives you an opportunity to engage and reflect on the key messages of Laudato Si and your call to care for our common home. It unpacks the term integral ecology and what this means in your personal and professional lives. This course provides various resources to support planning and action in your own school context.
The course follows the format below:
- Session 1: What is Laudato Si?
- Session 2: What are the key messages of Laudato Si?
- Session 3: What does ‘Integral Ecology’ mean?
- Session 4: Exploration of Resources
- Session 5: A Call to Action
What staff will learn
By the end of this course, staff will have:
- Explored the central themes of Laudato Si’ and understood its relevance for contemporary Catholic education.
- Identified the key messages that shape the Church’s call to ecological conversion and care for our common home.
- Developed a clear understanding of “integral ecology” and how it connects faith, justice, environment, relationships, and community.
- Reflected on their personal and professional responsibilities in responding to ecological challenges within their own context.
- Engaged with practical resources that support ecological action, dialogue, and planning in school settings.
- Considered meaningful next steps for embedding ecological awareness and sustainability practices in their community.
What’s included
- 6 hours of professional learning, delivered through five structured sessions.
- Reflection questions throughout to support personal integration and accreditation requirements.
- Practical resources to guide ecological action and planning in your school context.
- A downloadable certificate of completion issued at the end of the course.
- Access to curated readings, videos, and tools that deepen understanding of Laudato Si’ and integral ecology.
Frequently asked questions
Is this course suitable for all Catholic education systems?
Yes. The course is designed for educators across all systems. It may contribute to accreditation or professional learning requirements — contact Little Earthies to discuss your context.
How long does the course take?
Approximately 6 hours, completed over five sessions.
Who is this course for?
Teachers, leaders, RECs, support staff, and anyone seeking meaningful formation around Laudato Si’ and our call to care for our common home.
Can schools enrol multiple staff?
Yes — many schools enrol as a whole staff for their formation days and workshops. Bulk discount can be arranged for this. Contact Little Earthies to find out more.
How long do I have access?
This course will be available for 12 months post purchase.
Do I need prior knowledge?
No — the course is accessible for all staff.
