The final Contemporary Learning tour of the year was held in Adelaide on 15-17 November. We had generous leaders from St Paul Lutheran Primary at Blair Athol, Redeemer Lutheran School in Nuriootpa, Annesley Junior School, YouthInc., and Immanuel College at Novar Gardens who gave up their time to dive deep into some of the innovations
LLL’s strong partnership and shared missional purpose with Lutheran Education SA, NT & WA, and its member schools, allows LLL to support a wide range of inspiring outreach ministries such as the Adelaide Deaf Community Church (ADCC). The ADCC passed a significant milestone in October with the ordination of Specific Ministry Pastor Julian Mazzeo, who
LLL staff and friends get pumped up before setting off on their big walk. The latest example of the strong relationship between LLL and LESNW was on display on a brisk Spring morning in North Adelaide when LLL hosted an Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS) Walk My Way event. LLL was delighted to welcome key
18 enthusiastic Lutheran educators from Victoria, South Australia and Queensland came together in Melbourne to engage on the last Melbourne Learning tour of the year. The itinerary included spending 3 hours with Peter Ellis, the Principal of Templestowe College, recently named the Australian Government Secondary School of the year. Peter spoke to us about how
I have spent the last weekend getting out the Christmas lights as our little street in Hahndorf prepares for a shared display for the enjoyment of the wider community. As we go deeper into November and the beginning of Advent, the focus upon Christmas becomes to sharpen, albeit with differing lens depending on the purpose
My business is part of a large franchise network across Australia. I see the strength in a large member group working together, sharing ideas, resources and a common vision. I feel that this is why I have such an affinity in belonging to such a wonderful network of learning communities across South Australia, Northern Territory
As I shared last term, as part of Lucie Lawrence-Wall’s support of LESNW, I have asked her to prepare a range of HR and employment templates that reflect the engagement and requests she has had with and from our learning communities. All learning communities should have received the following process documents and letter templates mid
L-R: Mr Kym Wallent, Chair, Immanuel College Council; Mr Kevin Richardson, Principal, Immanuel College; Mr Scott Ross, LLL Chief Relationship Officer at the opening of Immanuel College’s Discovery Centre. The missional purpose of LLL is to support the vital work of Lutheran Schools across the country, those that nurture children in a Christ-centred learning environment
As my aging father transitioned from a three-bedroom apartment to a nursing home, we had to do a lot of clearing out. Almost every time we picked something up to pack away, dad had a story to tell about the item. Some of the stories were interesting, some we had heard before, but one story
On 28 August, fourteen wellbeing leaders from eleven primary and secondary schools met at Calvary Lutheran Primary School for the inaugural LESNW Wellbeing Hub Workshop. This initiative came as a response to requests from schools for such a network in order to learn best practice from each other and from external experts. We began
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