Many people are walking around in a constant state of vigilance, their intuition misinformed about what poses danger. It needn’t be so. When we honour accurate intuitive signals and evaluate them without denial (believing that either a favourable or unfavourable outcome is possible), we need not be wary, for we can come to trust that we’ll understand if there is something worthy of our attention. Fear will gain credibility because it won’t be applied wastefully.

Together, we are wiser than we are apart, and together, our insights usually prove to be more valuable than the thoughts of one of us.

Celebrating 40 Years – This year is a milestone in the life of our school. May 2021 be a year of learning and growth for all, and perhaps a little more predictable than 2020.

Success is something that is measured against self in the first instance, and according to progress rather than against others and simply by marks.

Yesterday I reminded Year 12 2021 that our job as a school community, as parents and teachers, is to give them or rather help them create a master key to the future – the key that unlocks multiple doors rather than just one. I noted that there are four things that we all need, along with the right attitude and approach to life, four things that determine our ability to unlock the biggest future possible. Character, effort, the ability to learn and the skills or tools of learning. These form the key with which we unlock the future…