Wondering, Reflecting, Listening and Learning

As we plan for our strategic planning day this Saturday there is the invitation to step away from the busy rhythms of everyday life and to provide space for our creative minds to imagine a better future.  In our wondering, we take note of our current context, the experiences of parents, students, staff, College Council members, and of those in other educational contexts. We envision what we and experts think the world might look like in 2032 and beyond and what our students will need to thrive in a rapidly changing highly connected world. 

In amongst change, there is the constancy of what makes us rich as human beings. As a College, we capture this wholeness of constancy and change in our Four Pillars document which has been reversioned this year.  The importance of our relationship with God stands as a constant at our centre. Across the millennia, God’s word has provided wisdom about our relationships with people, the planet and with God and frees us to live hope-filled, purposeful lives.  With God at our centre, we can fully embrace all that life presents, growing with and through the flow of life.