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15 OCT
Inspiration Comes From All Sorts of Places

Inspiration Comes From All Sorts of Places

During the holidays I had the opportunity to go to a concert. My husband came across the group “Post Modern Jukebox” quit…

30 AUG
​Dealing with Stuckness and Getting Unstuck

​Dealing with Stuckness and Getting Unstuck

Being stuck is a natural part of learning, we all get stuck. Being able to get ourselves unstuck is as much about how…

19 AUG
Building Resilient Learners

Building Resilient Learners

Finding learning difficult is part and parcel of learning. Indeed when learning is not challenging, it becomes a case of …

16 MAY
Less Time Online, More Time On-a-line

Less Time Online, More Time On-a-line

When Mr Thompson, Head of Junior School, took a short fishing charter in New Zealand another father introduced him to a simple yet powerful idea.

26 APR
Greetings from Italy

Greetings from Italy

Our Principal, Lorrae Sampson, flew to Italy to attend the Reggio Emilia annual international conference participating in lectures at the Loris Malaguzzi Centre.

26 MAR
Students Can Really Make a Difference!

Students Can Really Make a Difference!

You might think the difference you can make is insignificant. When we think about making a difference we fall for the myth that what we start out…

25 MAR
Christchurch: How Do We Respond?

Christchurch: How Do We Respond?

In the face of such a horrendous act many wonder how can we pray? I was forwarded a beautiful prayer by the Senior Minister from St Michaels Wollongong.

13 MAR
Essay Writing Fundamentals

Essay Writing Fundamentals

At a recent Essay Writing seminar we explored the fundamentals of essay writing. Thanks to all the parents, carers and st…

05 MAR
What Do You Do With An Idea?

What Do You Do With An Idea?

Our Coordinator of Information Service shared this great learning resource with our teachers early this term. “What do yo…

04 MAR
Leadership: More than a Name or Badge

Leadership: More than a Name or Badge

We are thrilled to have inducted students who are in formal leadership roles at the College. I extend my congratulations …

03 MAR
Raising Tweens in Today's World

Raising Tweens in Today's World

Aged between nine and thirteen, tweens are not quite a teenager and not a child anymore. Your once adorable, cuddly littl…

21 JAN
The Power of Compliments

The Power of Compliments

No doubt you would have heard of ‘bucket fillers’? You know, when you compliment somebody. Their ‘bucke…

18 JAN
Technology in the Classroom

Technology in the Classroom

Technology is everywhere. Almost everything that we do in daily life – paying bills, making bookings, ordering thin…

14 JAN
MajorMorphosis: 2018 Exhibition

MajorMorphosis: 2018 Exhibition

“I just want them to do their best” parents and teachers often say about a child or student. Fo…

14 JAN
Developing Healthy Friendships

Developing Healthy Friendships

It’s all too common: your child comes home in tears. The kid they thought was their friend talked behind t…

14 JAN
Don't Stop the Music

Don't Stop the Music

You might have seen ‘Don’t Stop the Music’, a three-part documentary series which aired recently on ABC TV. In it, musica…

07 JAN
Is There a Place for Rote Learning?

Is There a Place for Rote Learning?

Anyone over the age of 60 can still recite lists of things they memorised at school. Latin verb conjugations, perhaps, or…

07 JAN
Is There Beauty in Mathematics?

Is There Beauty in Mathematics?

Mathematics as a subject has often been given a bad rap. In a world where even the word ‘mathematics’ causes …

07 JAN
Latest Research on Gifted Education

Latest Research on Gifted Education

A great deal of research exists on the topic of gifted children and learning, and much of it is contradictory. ‘Gif…

07 JAN
Life after Graduation

Life after Graduation

For thirteen years, students look forward to one key moment: the day they finish school. They anticipate that final week …

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