Wellbeing - Middle School

Inspiring Young Leaders

We are a unique school in the sense that we educate boys across Years 5 to 12. It is a bespoke setting, as compared to K-6 or K-12 schools, and as I have mentioned to all parents/carers, we are leaders in boys’ education, and we have an unrelenting focus on this moving forward. What also makes us unique is that our primary campus is on the same site as our secondary, and as such, our primary school leaders play a crucial role in shaping the learning environment and overall success of the school. As such, we had the opportunity at last Friday’s assembly to commission them in the presence of their families.

The importance of their leadership roles cannot be overstated for three key reasons:

Setting the Vision and Direction: Our primary school student leaders work with our Year Ambassadors and our Year 12 Student Leaders to assist in defining the overall vision and goals of the school, guiding students towards academic and personal development.
School Climate and Culture: They assist in influencing the social and emotional climate of the school along with the co-curricular pursuits we offer. By promoting positive behaviour, inclusion, and respect, they help create a safe and welcoming environment for students, staff, and the community.
Promoting Inclusivity: Primary school leaders are critical in advocating for diversity and ensuring that the needs of all students—regardless of their background, ability, or personal circumstances—are met. After all, it is our EREA Touchstone focus for 2025.

Mr Morris, the Year 6 teachers and I look forward to watching these young men grow into their leadership and the role that they will play in maintaining an effective, nurturing, and successful learning environment. Their ability to inspire, manage, and guide their school community can directly impact student outcomes and help to shape the long-term success of the school.

Alexandros Sinadinos

Director of Middle School