The Privilege of Prayer
The ovals were full again this week of students enjoying the fun and colour of the Primary Athletics carnival. In a year where so many things have been stopped...
May the Lord Bless You!
A word that kept appearing at the start of Term Two...
Returning to Normal…Sort Of!
It was with joy and excitement that we welcomed back...
Changing Seasons
In any season there are positives and negatives and we often crave...
Learning (and working) from Home
As a school we have made changes to our routines and programs and anticipate that more is to come. Staff have also been dealing with the day-to-day effect on their classrooms and preparing for an unclear picture of how education will be delivered in the coming months.
What Went Well
The great thing about building projects is that there is a defined end point when we can enjoy the finished product...
Fresh Starts
Welcome to the new school year! We welcome all the new students, families and teachers to Mueller College and pray that your year will be filled with smiles, learning, growing experiences and fond memories. It is always exciting to see the students and families return to the campus and for Mueller to regain its usual rhythm and energy. I trust your break was refreshing and that you have succeeded in conquering the ‘new shoes, new uniforms, cover the school-books and buy a new lunchbox’ phase of the year! The good news for parents is...
Goodbye Year 12
Congratulations Year 12 students! It has been a wonderful journey and we wish you God’s richest blessings as you pursue the next step in your journey.
Doing Good Things
I was blessed last week to spend some time at the Year Ten camp at Emu Gully. It was a well-run, enjoyable camp in which the students were challenged by the activities and instructors. Students really ‘had a go’ at the activities, whether it be pulling a mock cannon through the knee (and sometimes waist!) deep mud, driving buggies, bush dancing or launching off the swing into the dam. The students are to be commended for their positive attitude and whole-hearted participation in the program.
No more QCS!
Term Three is drawing to a close with students completing assessment and course requirements. It has been a time for students and staff alike where the ‘heads have been down’ as the tasks piled up.