Articles & Advice
By the end of this month, we will have all grades back on campus.
Introduction to our three-part series of articles on digital citizenship.
Social media and online forums are all about sharing images, videos and messages, and what is posted defines a person’s reputation online.
Although the digital interface creates a buffer making it easier to say things you would never say to someone’s face, don’t be fooled.
Taking responsibility not only for what you post but also for how you incorporate social media into your life.
Teachers are showing increasing resilience, proactivity and behaviours that will see them, their schools and their students through these challenging times.
Despite the ‘new normal’ and its heavy reliance on technology, parents can still manage these risks without impeding their children’s ability to stay up to date and on top of their schoolwork and connected with their friends.
After months of lockdown, social restrictions and school closures, it is understandable that some parents have concerns about the impact limited social interactions are having on their children’s social and emotional development.
The French playwright, actor and poet, Molière once said, “the greater the obstacle the more glory in overcoming it” and our Class of 2020’s results are certainly glorious!
As part of your journey to well-being and happiness, commit to practising mindfulness in as many activities and tasks as you can.