There are times when it’s okay not to be okay, and have a good cry. This advertisement challenged me though, to “remember whose daughter you are”, and to fight on. I’d like to consider whose daughter I am on two levels.
There are times when it’s okay not to be okay, and have a good cry. This advertisement challenged me though, to “remember whose daughter you are”, and to fight on. I’d like to consider whose daughter I am on two levels.
Secondary students may collect learning resources from school on Monday, 26 July. Find out how to collect your resources here.
Being in lockdown has been hard for everyone… but there are some positive things about being at home. One of our Year 4 students shares some of his thoughts.
There are times when it’s okay not to be okay, and have a good cry. This advertisement challenged me though, to “remember whose daughter you are”, and to fight on. I’d like to consider whose daughter I am on two levels.
Secondary students may collect learning resources from school on Monday, 26 July. Find out how to collect your resources here.
“We know that God is always at work for the good of everyone who loves him.” I am also here if you need prayer, or if you want to just have a chat. Feel free to send me an email. from Mike Hottinger (Chaplain)
School@home means that we all need to learn how to engage with one another online in ways that promote a supportive, inclusive and effective learning environment.
May we be encouraged, with God’s help, to transform ourselves with repentance and then seek to transform the world in which we live.
As you “stand firm”, here are some things you can do towards your School@Home experience.