The Director of Learning and Innovation at Learnlife in Barcelona has recently released his new book focused on Reimagining Education and Building Thriving Learning Communities. Learn Life has released this new book for free download to everyone in the education community. You can download your copy here. About The Book The Future Will Not Be Taught
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQhvJ-fJmWA&t=4sEncounter Lutheran College has opened its doors to Lighthouse Early Learning. This new centre, with a bespoke nature playground along with modern and secure facilities, doubles the previous capacity, catering for 55 x 3½- and 4-year olds as they prepare for their longer-term education at Encounter. Lighthouse Early learning is part of Encounter’s $8m building
If you’re not already familiar with YiraraTV, this is the episode to watch! In this episode you will see Living Waters and Yirara students playing games together and eating kangaroo tail, students making clay pots, and students hearing about the past including the powerful contributions of Lutheran missionaries. More importantly, you’ll experience some of the
The strong relationship between LLL and our customers continues to benefit communities around the country, with our latest round of Mission Outreach Grants awarded in support of local projects that make a real difference to congregations. LLL Mission Outreach Grants (MOGs) have provided $1 million in funding for over 60 projects since 2010. Our MOGs,
As I reflect on our monthly board meeting that was held this week, I am filled with a sense of pride and anticipation when we hear of so much positive activity within the region. We were fortunate to have Mignon Weckert share the work that she and her team are doing, particularly with Compassionate Systems.
LLL was proud to sponsor the Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS) Walk My Way Ukraine event, and have a team walk for a worthy cause in an uplifting demonstration of our shared missional purpose. LLL’s valued relationship with ALWS has seen us partner in many key initiatives, such as Walk My Way events around the
The following images capture some of the ways our leaders, leadership teams, teachers, staff and board chairs are growing their leadership capabilities using compassionate systems tools and practices. Last week these events included: Leadership Lab commenced with leaders and staff representing: Concordia College, Concordia Kindy, Tatachilla Lutheran, Encounter Lutheran College, St Jakobi, St Martin’s Lutheran
The Australian Education Awards, now in its seventh year, recognises and celebrates the outstanding achievements of our nation’s top performing schools, principals, department heads and teachers. Congratulations to Stephanie Kriewaldt, who is an Excellence Awardee in the category of ‘Primary School Principal of the Year – Non-government’. Lobethal Lutheran School is flourishing as a ‘historically grounded,
Good food, good wine, good company and good governance were centre stage when the boards of six Barossa Valley learning communities came together for an evening of professional learning. The group explored – with both rigour and humour – what purpose, policy and procedure mean for those who govern Lutheran learning communities. A special mention
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens. Ecclesiastes 3:1 The concept of time is difficult to fathom for a people who have lived only in the comfort of the Solar System, where events unfold chronologically. Yet time is quite possibly one of the greatest gifts we have
