On Friday 11 October, it was International Day of the Girl Child which was set up by the United Nations in 2011. The aims are to focus attention on the need to address the challenges girls face, and to promote girls’ empowerment and fulfilment of their human rights.

Expanding World, Expanding Minds

31 August 2015

For all the newspaper columns of criticism, the educational opportunities across Australia are outstanding – and at Queenwood all the more so.

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The Broader Purpose of Education

3 August 2015

One of the perennial frustrations for teachers is the extent to which the teaching that we want to do is disrupted by the demands of bureaucracy.

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Awakening to Complexity: A Truly Liberal Education

3 August 2015

Probably the most frustrating part of being a Principal is that it pulls you away from the cheerful, prosaic, rollicking ordinariness of school life.

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Gender Equality

10 May 2015

In girls’ schools, every leadership position is held by girls; every instrument is played by girls; every subject is taken by girls; every sport is played by girls – and it doesn’t even cross their minds that someone else might doubt their right to do so.

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Educating Girls

10 May 2015

In girls’ schools, every leadership position is held by girls; every instrument is played by girls; every subject is taken by girls; every sport is played by girls – and it doesn’t even cross their minds that someone else might doubt their right to do so.

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