Editorial

It was with joy and excitement that we welcomed back...

In recent communication, I have made reference a couple of times...

One of the most familiar illustrations to compare optimists and pessimists...

This has been such a season of challenge and change on a myriad of levels for almost everyone. No household has been completely unaffected during these past few months.

In any season there are positives and negatives and we often crave...

Home-based online learning is not in our DNA, we much prefer to have everyone on campus. Nevertheless, we have relished the opportunity to try new things...

An ancient legend recounts how the apostle John had a pet partridge he enjoyed feeding and tending to. One day a hunter visited him and was astonished to see him playing with the bird. ‘I’m surprised to see you engaged in such amusement when there are great matters...

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.

I have been encouraged lately by the number of emails received with regards the way we are handling the current Covid-19 situation. Parents have expressed they appreciate the calmness we have approached the issue.The reason we can respond to any crisis calmly is because we believe God is still in control.The Bible speaks of God as our refuge in times of trouble...

“I choose you.” This is the foundation of true, lasting relationships. It is the foundation for God’s relationship with you. As Jesus declared to His disciples, “You did not choose Me, but I chose you...” Jesus chose you in the most difficult of circumstances...