Staff Profiles

Bruce Duran - Year 3 Classroom Teacher
What is your role in the College? I am a Year Three Classroom Teacher.
What is your favourite colour? My favourite colour is green.
What is your favourite number and why? My favourite number is three. It feels balanced, and maybe being a Year Three teacher has made it even more special to me!
What is your favourite book and why? My favourite book is Fire and Blood by George R.R. Martin. I love how it dives deep into the rich history and complex world of Westeros. Plus, who doesn't like stories about dragons?
What is your favourite food? My favourite food is chicken adobo and sinigang. Both are comforting, delicious Filipino dishes that remind me of home.
What do you like most about teaching and learning? What I really enjoy about teaching is when I get to open the minds of my students. Seeing them grow, learn and flourish gives me a kind of happiness that even money can’t buy.
Theo Huang - Year 7 Science and STEM Teacher
What is your role in the College? I am trained in teaching Science, Maths and Physics. This year, I am excited to be teaching Year 7 Science and STEM.
What is your favourite colour? My favourite colour is red. Not only because it is a significant cultural colour, but also because it symbolises passion, prosperity and positivity.
What is your favourite number and why? My favourite number is 9. It is the largest single-digit number, and in my culture, it represents longevity and endless possibilities.
What is your favourite book and why? It has to be the one and only Harry Potter series! Who doesn’t love a bit of magic?
What is your favourite food? I’m definitely a foodie! I love exploring all kinds of cuisine, whether from the sophisticated Yum Cha plates and the Peking Duck to comforting home-cooked dishes like braised pork belly. I also enjoy Sukiyaki, Korean BBQ, tacos, Hawaiian pizza and chicken avocado pasta. The more variety, the better!
What do you like most about teaching and learning? What I enjoy most about teaching and learning is the opportunity to support students in reaching their full potential and becoming well-rounded individuals. Watching students grow, especially when they overcome challenges or make meaningful connections in their learning to real-life scenarios, is incredibly rewarding! Teaching is also a continuous learning journey for me. Every student, every class and every challenge offer a new opportunity for me to reflect, adapt and improve my practice. At the heart of it all, it is the relationships I build with students, families and colleagues - and the shared goal of making a positive impact that motivates me every day.