Term 2 at 国标麻豆视频APP has been fabulous. This week鈥檚 final High School assembly emphasised how busy we have been when speakers listed the opportunities and events we have enjoyed together. Highlights of the term include the amazing talents on show at Sunday night鈥檚 music soiree, when performers from the Year 6 scholarship band, a number of High School bands, OKC鈥檚 and a surpr ...
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The Harris Post - Term 2, Week 8
I enjoyed Christopher Hudson鈥檚 LinkedIn post this week, which provided a commentary on an episode of Bluey which he said 鈥渉ighlights the quirky, and often hilarious, rules and practices of backyard cricket, but also the dispositions to learning that Rusty gains through participation in sport鈥. Although my children are far too old to watch Bluey with or without their mother, I w ...
The Harris Post - Term 2, Week 7
Reading in the Financial Review this week that 38,618 cases of CoVID have been reported in Australia in the past seven days made me stop and reflect on how different my thinking about the pandemic is from this time last year. The main difference is that CoVID occupies significantly far less headspace than it used to - I鈥檝e kept my immunisations up to date and consoled a few fri ...
The Harris Post - Term 2, Week 5
Hope and Optimism Although it may be hard to believe that we鈥檙e already half way through Term 2, I find the mid-point in the term a good time to reflect on what I鈥檝e learnt and what is important. Senior students are working hard preparing for and sitting their Semester 1 exams and their teachers are supporting them in their learning endeavours. A professional learning day at ...
The Harris Post, Term 2, Week 4 - Making a Difference
Our school purpose is 鈥淭o provide students with an excellent education where they connect meaningfully with their Jewish identity and embrace the opportunity to make a difference鈥. This week highlighted for me the significant number of ways in which 国标麻豆视频APP provides such opportunities for our students. The whole cohort of Year 11 students had the opportunity to visit Roy ...
The Harris Post, Term 2 Week 3
Excitement at 国标麻豆视频APP There was quite some excitement at the High School this week, with the arrival of fire engines on two consecutive days. Happily no roaring flames were evident at any point and I even managed to wangle my first-ever photo with a firefighter. It only took two days for us to trace the source of the triggered smoke alarm 鈥 a nest of ants who had taken u ...
The Harris Post - Term 2, Week 2
It has been great to see so many students getting straight back into school life in this, our first full week of Term 2. The weather was perfect for our cross country on Wednesday, and it was fabulous to witness those who ran their hearts out and were clearly working to beat their personal best. Others took the opportunity to chat with friends as they power-walked the course an ...
The Harris Post - Term 1, Week 7
Meetings Mention 鈥榤eetings鈥 to many people and they will sigh, groan or comment that meetings are a waste of time and that they wish they didn鈥檛 have to attend them. But every human encounter we have is effectively a meeting. Looking up a definition of the word clarified this for me - the sigh response probably relates to 鈥渁n assembly of people for a particular purpose, espec ...
The Harris Post - Term 1, Week 6
Lots of discussions 鈥 It has felt as though the past week has involved lots of discussion on issues that have emerged in the media. Some of these are seen as controversial, others less so, but I strongly believe that it鈥檚 always far more constructive to talk widely about these issues and involve as many people as possible in discussions than it is to ignore them. Internationa ...
The Harris Post - Term 1, Week 5
For me, the past week has involved a lot of thinking about leadership. Walking my dog early this morning, I found myself wondering who is the leader in this particular relationship. After some consideration, I concluded that I am the leader on our walks, but that I sometimes nobly let her think that she is. I certainly know that I am the worrier of the two of us - I often worry ...
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