As the principal of the College, I am cognizant of the privilege it is to have our families as part of this community as we partner with you on this exciting educational adventure together. Each new academic year is filled with excitement, anticipation, and a sense of possibility – but this is a special year indeed. Our silver anniversary year brings with it a renewed sense of hope and optimism, as we navigate the challenges of the past and embrace the opportunities ahead. Our dedicated team of educators and support staff are simply exceptional and continually look to further enhance our inclusive teaching and learning and to consistently deliver a globally recognised standard of excellence. Our college’s history has shown us that there will always be unforeseen challenges that require us to adapt to new ways of teaching, learning and being - the 2024 model of Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College has taken those experiences and built upon them to deliver an inclusive, holistic, rigorous and challenging educational experience for all students to explore their potential. One of the common messages I hear from parents is that Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College has a culture of warmth and safety that pervades the campus, where their children feel welcome and are cared for. It is this culture, this freedom for our students to be themselves and to explore who they will become, that allows our students to academically thrive. Our students are a diversely talented and unique group of individuals, who are both a source of inspiration and motivation for the entire community. As we look to our future, our strength is found in our unity. Together, this community fosters an environment that embraces growth, empowers individual voices, and cultivates compassionate leaders who will shape their world. I am confident that, as a united and mature educational community, we will reach new heights as we focus on a culture of continuous improvement.
The future belongs to all of us, and this year’s model of Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College is poised to leave an enduring mark on the educational landscape of Newcastle and the Hunter Region.
Thank you to all who have contributed to this inaugural edition of Kalabara. I hope you enjoy their efforts.
Mr Paul Humble
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