Spotlight Q&A
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
Features
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
82-year-old West Moreton Anglican College teacher Dell Rathbone took out the highest accolade for teaching in Queensland when she was named as the winner of the Most Outstanding Contribution to Teaching Award yesterday
With the ongoing drought and recent bushfires in our Western Region, proud WestMAC mum Mandy Bower-van Deventer organises water drives for families and school children in and around Stanthorpe through ‘Mum On A Mission’
September 2 commemorates the Martyrs of New Guinea in the Anglican Church. Whom does this day honour and why? Ian Eckersley dives deep into the history and the incredible story behind this day, which is observed in the Anglican calendar worldwide, and has special relevance for parishioners in our Diocesan community.
West Moreton Anglican College student and budding novelist Talia Wright reviews Erin Morgenstern’s novel, The Night Circus: “You will never look at the midnight darkness and stars in the same way after finishing this glorious book. Each star holds a mystery and each shadow a new adventure.”
West Moreton Anglican College has celebrated yet another milestone as part of the College’s 25-year celebrations with the official opening of $11 million worth of new facilities
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