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Learning Innovator – Indigenous Perspectives at West Moreton Anglican College

Phyllis Marsh

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Phyllis Marsh is Learning Innovator – Indigenous Perspectives at West Moreton Anglican College and a MaMu woman from the Mundubarra people. She is currently studying a Master of Education and has a Diploma of Business, a Diploma of Project Management and a Certificate IV Training and Assessment.

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Articles by Phyllis

What I would tell my teenage self: Penny Howchin, John Roundhill, Phyllis Marsh and Jo Leveritt

What would you tell your teenage self if you could go back in time? Penny Howchin from St Andrew’s, Springfield, Bishop John Roundhill, Phyllis Marsh from West Moreton Anglican College and Jo Leveritt from The Parish of Bundaberg share their thoughts

Phyllis Marsh, West Moreton Anglican College

Why I am voting “yes” in the referendum: Phyllis Marsh

“Constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through a pragmatic Voice to Parliament will elevate the education outcomes of Indigenous young people. Consequently our young people will be able to stand strong in who they are and be given the same opportunities as other Australian students. This is why I am voting ‘yes’ in the referendum,” says MaMu woman Phyllis Marsh, from West Moreton Anglican College

"The 'Dandiiri Approach' is the way WestMAC works within Indigenous education...This is the strong foundation from which we springboard. Dandiiri is the Yugara word for 'together'" (Phyllis Marsh, pictured with WestMAC students in May 2021)

Q&A with MaMu woman, Christian and WestMAC Learning Innovator – Indigenous Perspectives, Phyllis Marsh

Meet Phyllis Marsh from West Moreton Anglican College and find out about her current projects, her thoughts on this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme and on “Being Together: Embracing Joy”, her go-to karaoke song and what she would write on a billboard

Reconciliation Action Plan launch: highlights and insights

Members of our Diocesan community reflect on the recent Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan launch in St John’s Cathedral, sharing their highlights and learnings and how these will shape their work and ministry from here on in

Sunday Devotion: 31 October 2021, Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost

Secure in God’s love

Misadventures of the kindness kind

Four people from across our Diocesan community share a surprising ‘kindness caper’ story and about what they learnt when their good intentions went awry

WestMAC’s Caring for Country, Connecting to Country and Wisdom of Country

WestMAC’s bespoke Indigenous Education Program draws on three key principles: Caring for Country, Connecting to Country and Wisdom of Country, as explained by Learning Innovator – Indigenous Perspectives and MaMu woman Phyllis Marsh and Acting Principal Janelle Lecinski