for LEA Accreditation as a teacher of Christian Studies After the Connect ePortfolio has been submitted to LEA (Lutheran Education Australia), teachers of Christian Studies begin their Equip journey by completing Equip 1 and then Equip 2. 2024 dates for Equip 1 and 2 are open for registrations via the LESNW Events page. 2024
Inspiring engagement in Alice Springs at Living Waters Lutheran Primary School during their whole staff professional learning day focusing on becoming a Compassionate System. All staff growing skills and practices to support personal and collective well-being through developing somatic, perceptive, relational, and aspirational awareness. All voices valued via use of the systems thinking Ice-berg. Wide
LLL is transitioning to a Religious Charitable Development Fund (RCDF) to ensure that we can continue to fulfil our purpose of supporting the Lutheran Church of Australia (LCA), providing finance with a mission to the Church and its community as we’ve done for over 100 years. By transitioning to an RCDF, we can continue providing
As our AGM draws near, I have been looking back over the past 12 months and have been humbled by the great work that the LESNW board and regional team continue to do to partner with our learning communities. As a board and as a board member, it is important to strike the right balance
Crazy love coupled with fierce determination fuelled my motivation to win the approval of Julianne’s (my wife) parents when we were ‘going out’ as teenagers. As Catholics, they didn’t have much time for Lutherans, especially the one who had a keen eye for their eldest daughter. Desperate times called for desperate measures, so in an
On Wednesday, March 20th, the Women in LESNW Southern Forum had the privilege of visiting the Earthship Willunga, an innovative sustainable living space overlooking the beautiful Willunga Basin. The forum attendees were warmly welcomed by Emily Frahn, a passionate teacher at Encounter and the owner of the Earthship Willunga. Emily graciously shared her journey with
Lutheran Education Queensland, Future Anything and Trinity Lutheran College, have partnered to deliver the NextEd Conference – ‘What’s next in great teaching and learning?’ over Monday and Tuesday, 17-18 June 2024. Early bird tickets are now open, accessed here. Over two days, educators will have the opportunity to hear from a number of exciting keynotes,
25 ministry personnel attended the inaugural Ministry Personnel Workshop and Accreditation on 13-15 March. Participants ranged from congregation pastors, newly appointed school chaplains, as well as a number of long serving chaplains. They came from as far as Darwin, Mt Gambier and Warnbro, WA. Over the three days there was ample opportunity for theological and
Throughout Term 1, learning communities have continued to deepen their understanding of how compassionate systems tools and practices develop the capabilities from Growing deep. Becoming more compassionate individually and collectively as well has developing the strategies for dealing with complexity. These communities include the Wellbeing Hub, St John’s and Good Shepherd Angaston, Faith Lutheran College,
Progress continues on the LESNW Strategic Intentions for the coming years, thanks to your valuable feedback and the incredible work and commitment of the regional team. Once we have an initial draft of the strategic intentions we want to be able to share it with you to ensure that it is a fit for purpose
