Last year, our family had the opportunity to travel for several months.

Of all the places we visited, Iceland stood out as the most beautiful and extraordinary place to explore.

Learning, like life, is a journey. For me, I love the fact that I am still able to constantly learn new things.

One of the wonderful aspects of our School is the ways that we are able to work together as a wider school community to support the children in our care. 

Monday morning was a busy and exciting time as students returned and new students began.

Whether they experience dyslexia, ADHD/ADD, language delays, anxiety, autism, or anything else. Calvin has a Parent Support Group…

From time to time, I hear both students and parents say, ‘Christian schools are a bubble’.

One of the lovely things that our now adult children like to do when we are together, is talk around the dinner table about their memories of their childhood.

One of the gifts of my job is to watch the development of our Seniors as they transition to being young adults.

Term 4 already! I have heard a few parents and staff members make this comment in our community over the first few days, all with a sense that time is moving quickly.

It is usually such a throng that I get to see some but not all of those who visit us on the day.

This is a community-wide event that brings our school’s values of community, respect and stewardship to life in an engaging and meaningful way.

I have always found it frustrating trying to find Wally in the middle of that page full of strangely dressed characters.

In our Secondary Assemblies last week, it was lovely to see the recognition of five students from each of the Years 8, 9 and 10.