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Empathy to Impact: A Shared Learning Journey

Earlier this month, over 30 passionate educators came together at Immanuel Lutheran College from across LESNW to participate in the Empathy to Impact workshop—a dynamic and purpose-driven two-day event facilitated by Inspire Citizens. This hands-on professional learning experience empowered participants to reimagine unit planning through the Empathy to Impact framework, aligning deeply with the attributes

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CSCF Review Update

At the heart of the new Christian Studies curriculum are four newly shaped Strands that will guide learning. Each Strand was informed by the current Christian Studies Curriculum Framework (CSCF).  These Strands will shape the way Christian Studies is taught and experienced. Though still in draft form, they reflect Lutheran Education Australia’s commitment to education

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Governance Corner

I am due to present to our board chairs in the coming couple of weeks on the topic of decision making. Looking over my Australian Institute of Directors course notes on the topic highlighted some real gems for me: A critical element in good governance is a sense of “team” according to AICD. The reference

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Bower(schools) Information for LESNW Learning Communities

We are pleased to share an update from bower(schools). Below, you will find an outline of the professional development opportunities on offer in the coming months, followed by an updated copy of the bower(schools) prospectus. bower(schools) professional development: Free Schools Support Assessment Meeting Free | 30-minute session Book a free 30-minute session with the team

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Encounter Lutheran College Leadership Forum

The Encounter Leadership Forum (ELF) consists of a group of 12-20 members of Encounter Lutheran College’s teaching team, who are interested and emerging leaders. The ELF meets twice a term to learn about various elements of leadership, including such things as community building and industrial relations. Last week the ELF came together to learn about

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Becoming a Compassionate System – Term 2 Reflection

Growing Leadership CapabilitiesIn the first weeks of Term 2, staff in Lutheran learning communities have been exploring the conditions to become a compassionate system. This has included using practical tools, sharing stories from the field, participating in case clinics to gain new insights, and engaging in deep listening, reflection, and personal wellbeing practices.Lab 1.0 with

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Educators Explore Entrepreneurship and Global Citizenship at “What’s My Business?” Workshops

Educators from across LESNW and LEVNT recently gathered to explore ALWS “What’s My Business?” workshops, a dynamic professional learning event designed to equip teachers with the tools and confidence to run this innovative, student-led project.Facilitated by CeliaFielke and Josie Wundersitz from Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS) and supported by Regional Office Education Leaders Andrew Bradtke

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New Teachers to Lutheran Learning Communities Day – Thursday 8 May

On Thursday 8 May, 17 participants from Lutheran schools gathered for the New Teachers to Lutheran Learning Communities day—a purposeful and engaging opportunity to explore what it means to live out a teaching vocation within the Lutheran education network.The day centred around deepening understanding of the Growing Deep Framework and Free to Flourish. Participants engaged

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Primary School Principals of the Year

Congratulations to Terri Taylor and Steph Kriewaldt who have been named finalists in the category of ‘Primary School Principal of the Year – Non-Government’ in the Australian Education Awards 2025. This announcement reflects the dedication and shared belief that education should do more than inform – it should inspire. The Australian Education Awards, now in

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