Joyful community spirit was on show once again as families came out in force to enjoy this year’s fantastic Golden Grove Community Fete, proudly sponsored by LLL. The Community Fete is a joint effort by Golden Grove Lutheran Primary School and Golden Grove Lutheran Church, and has become an institution in the local community in
Update Wednesday 26 November 2025: The Cyber Safety Project has developed a Social Media Delay – Parent Toolkit. This resource is designed for schools to share with parents and their wider community. The Cyber Safety Project toolkit offers timely, practical support for families and will remain updated to reflect the latest advice from eSafety. 👉 Access the Parent Toolkit
In his compelling article “Leadership for System Change in Education: You Have to Be There”, Michael Fullan calls for a radical reimagining of how we lead and transform education systems. After 60 years of reform with limited impact, he argues that the time is now—2025 to 2030—for bold, collective action grounded in what he calls
Introduction At the recent Dean’s Lecture Series, Professor John Hattie shared five transformative ideas from the latest Visible Learning research. His message was clear: education is not about doing more, but about doing what matters most—creating environments where every learner can thrive. These insights are particularly relevant for Lutheran schools as we seek to align evidence-based practice with our mission to
Bower(schools) has greatly enjoyed working closely with our Lutheran schools throughout this year. Having recently returned from ACLE7, we felt privileged to connect with so many wonderful school and church communities from across Australia. What an inspiring and uplifting experience it was! Lisa and I were honoured to participate in the daily worship sessions, listen
We’re excited to invite you to a special Term 4 LILLC gathering hosted at the LESNW Regional Office, where we’ll be deepening connections across Lutheran Learning Communities and Lutheran Services Networks. What is LILLC? Leaders in Lutheran Learning Communities (LILLC) is a vibrant network living out LESNW’s Strategic Intentions by: Growing community – recognising that we are ‘better together’ Equipping
FREE WEBINAR: REGISTER QUICK, AND THEN WATCH AT YOUR LEISURE A well-crafted Principal’s report is more than an update – it’s your most powerful communication tool. The best reports don’t just inform the board; they align board members around priorities, highlight risks, and spark meaningful discussion about the future. The right structure helps transform data
Background: Earlier this year, LESNW launched a Marketing & Communications Strategy, co-created with imageseven and endorsed by the Board. Implementation began in May, and since then, the Regional Office has been working with imageseven to steadily lay the groundwork for meaningful, long-term impact. The strategy focuses on five key areas: Drive brand awareness of Lutheran
In August 2024, LESNW engaged Barbara Murray to lead a strategic review of early childhood education and care across South Australia, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia. The research examined how services—including kindergartens, childcare, early learning, and out-of-school-hours care (OSHC)—align with emerging trends and identified key opportunities for improvement. The resulting report, endorsed by the
The Christian Studies Curriculum Design and Writing Group met in Adelaide in mid-October to finalise the Year 10–12 Christian Studies survey, plan the upcoming Year 11–12 Think Tank Day, and continue progressing the development of the new Christian Studies curriculum. A significant milestone was reached, with over 140 Inquiry Questions now developed across all strands from Foundation to Year 10, each
