Amongst the range of purposes of our learning communities is to support our young people in contemplating the next stages of their lives beyond school. Predictably, consideration of future career prospects and pathways is part of this contemplation. Things like meaning, purpose, enjoyment, work/life balance, financial security and professional development are tied up with the
As Australia’s only philanthropic bank, LLL’s missional purpose is to transform money into a force for good that is passed back and forth from person to person, entity to entity and generation to generation. We seek to balance the needs of our borrowers and missionally minded depositors. This month LLL again rewarded depositors by increasing the
Lutheran Education Leaders highly modelled the elements of rich collegiality and collaboration to enable all to thrive during the Contemporary Learning Tour. All attendees made reference to the richness the group brought to their learnings as well as the incredible knowledge and insights shared with us from each of the 7 schools. Some Learning Highlights:School
As we come to the end of another semester, it is an opportune time to pause, reflect, and give thanks to God for his faithfulness and guidance. As we look back on the past semester, we may recall moments of joy, challenges, growth, and perhaps even some struggles. In all of these experiences, God has
St Martins Lutheran College in Mount Gambier is continuing work on their Reconciliation Action Plan by installing their first Indigenous Student Leader, Nikita Anderson. Nikita is a Ngarrindjeri woman, and an inspired and enthusiastic young leader. Nikita will work closely with students, staff and community members to continue the College’s journey of understanding and connection.
The Primary Leaders of Teaching & Learning and Christian Studies two-day workshop was held at Immanuel Primary School – Novar Gardens. We are very grateful to Immanuel Primary School for hosting our workshop in the Year 6 learning spaces, which included their generous hospitality during this time – thank you! The workshop days were well
National Reconciliation Week 2023 What is National Reconciliation Week? The dates for National Reconciliation Week remain the same each year; 27 May to 3 June. These dates commemorate two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey— the successful 1967 referendum, and the High Court Mabo decision respectively. Reconciliation must live in the hearts, minds and actions
Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week is incredibly important as we listen to the voice of First Nations people telling their stories. Some are inspiring and educating, some traumatic and violent evoking sorrow, grief, anger, remorse and many more emotions. The Ladder of Connectedness helps me to notice the different ways we can respond to these
Autumn in Adelaide is my favourite season of the year, with its notable transitions and transformations and usually moderate and stable weather. Around this time of the year, Adelaide experiences a plethora of cultural and sporting events, from The Fringe, ‘WOMADelaide’ and Writers’ Week to Gather Round and LIV Golf. It can be a bit
The Contemporary Learning Tours (CLT) were a new initiative for LESNW that began in 2022 and are emerging as a significant means to achieving LESNW’s strategic intentions. The increased engagement by LESNW leaders and educators has been welcomed. They are provoking learning communities to look out and beyond their own environment to question and challenge
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