Walk the Mile

This episode is with our former Head of Religious Education and Boarding, Marg Nilon. In such an unpredictable year, it has been difficult for many people to live in the uncertainty and to feel hopeful. We discuss the meaning and messages of Christmas and wonder about their significance at the end of a tumultuous 2020.

This episode is with our Indigenous Student Coordinator, Jola Cumming. On the back of 2020's NAIDOC celebrations we are discussing race and culture. Jola shares some of her own story and how that has influenced her in what she does and what she hopes for. We also raise issues surrounding racism and the impact it has on education, child development and identity.

This episode is about a topic which (unfortunately) we all come across at some stage in our lives. Grief and loss surrounds many of the conversations that I have with those in our community and it is something that is important for us to understand and talk about, especially in times when things can be so confusing and sad. Vivienne Rodda (Year 9 Coordinator and Drama Teacher) kindly and bravely s...

This is our first episode of Walk The Mile and we are basically discussing why we are doing it!! Peter Eyers (Head of Drama and producer of the podcast as well as his own podcast called "Stages") and I talk about what we get from conversations, the need to have them and how important they are to connecting with others.