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MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

It is hard to believe we have reached the halfway mark of the school year. The wide range of academic and cocurricular achievements, community events and school activities have ensured an exceptionally vibrant Term 2.

At AISHK, the importance of a balanced education is at the heart of our ‘Connect, Strive, Flourish’ mantra. We ensure students across all year levels enjoy opportunities to embrace dynamic, active and engaging learning environments. The extensive residential camps, retreats and offsite activities for our students are testament to this. The value of learning beyond the classroom is the main feature of this issue of The Lion Rock and in this edition we celebrate the return of outdoor, experiential learning. These experiences have provided opportunities for students to develop confidence, move out of their comfort zone, strengthen friendships and make new connections with peers. I hope you enjoy the snapshots and student reflections in this publication.

Staff, students and community members continue to benefit from being able to attend events on campus, including weekly assemblies, coffee mornings, information sessions, open days and school tours. In August, two more open days will be held due to popular demand and cater for interest from both primary and secondary students. Details are provided in this issue.

After one semester in my role at AISHK, the passion and potential of AISHK students continues to motivate and inspire me. Their diligence in the classroom, positivity and diverse talents are ever-present in daily school life. Most recently, the Performing Arts ExtravaganzaBelow The Lion Rock was an outstanding showcase of musical, vocal and drama skills by over 180 students. The energy in the auditorium was palpable and students performed to a full house. Congratulations to all involved! Please enjoy the visual recap provided.

I wish all families, staff and community members a restful summer break and I thank you for your support, partnership and contributions this term. I look forward to welcoming everyone back to school in Term 3.

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