Sep 1, 2021 | Character Development, Parent-Teacher Partnership, Parenting, Parenting Boys, Redfield College, Teenagers, Wellbeing
bPhoto by Mark Zamora on Unsplash Having a conversation with your son about pornography may sound daunting, awkward and something you would rather delay doing. That’s why four dads are weighing on the topic about when and how to talk about porn with your child....
Aug 25, 2021 | Character Development, Innovative Teaching, Parent-Teacher Partnership, Parenting, Redfield College, Teaching Boys
Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash School mentoring programs are fantastic. Growing up from K-12 with your very own mentor is a luxury that not every school will have. But how can you make the most out of your school mentoring system? 1. Staying On the Same Page There...
Aug 18, 2021 | Co-curricular activities, Parenting, Wellbeing
Photo by Isaac Quesada on Unsplash Do you look to others for ways to improve your own wellbeing? Whether that be through friends, podcasts, professionals or social media influencers, often we search for answers externally, even though we may already know what makes us...
Aug 4, 2021 | Academic Excellence, Co-curricular activities, Early Education, Parent-Teacher Partnership, Parenting, Teaching Boys, Wollemi College
Photo by Mark Zamora on Unsplash Reading is a part of any child’s education, and while it’s a well-known fact that your children need to learn to read, there are a few reasons to keep in mind when deciding whether or not to hand your child a book or an...
Jul 28, 2021 | Innovative Teaching, Montgrove College, Parent-Teacher Partnership, Parenting, Tangara School for Girls, Teaching Boys, Teaching Girls, Wellbeing
Photo by Compare Fibre on Unsplash The easiest part of remote learning is the beginning. At first there’s this great novelty of learning from home. You can enjoy the morning coffee, there’s no mad rush to the car or sitting in school traffic, and of course the...
Jul 21, 2021 | Character Development, Early Education, Innovative Teaching, Parenting
Photo by Gabe Pierce on Unsplash Put yourself in your child’s shoes. It’s the first day of school, your bag is bigger than you. Everyone is taking photos of you, and you’re meeting a classroom of people you have never met. You are away from your parents for the...
