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Stronger Together: The Year 11 Emu Gully Journey

Stronger Together: The Year 11 Emu Gully Journey

At Calvary, we believe that growth often happens outside the classroom. Year 11 Emu Gully camp is one of those defining experiences, a time where challenge meets character, where faith meets perseverance, and where a cohort learns what it truly means to stand together. Below, we share reflections from both a student and teacher perspective.

Letting Teen Boys Go: Why Mothers Need to Step Back for Their Sons to Step Forward

Letting Teen Boys Go: Why Mothers Need to Step Back for Their Sons to Step Forward

One of the most challenging transitions in parenting is the moment a mother realises her little boy is no longer a child. Adolescence arrives with a surge of neurological rewiring, emotional intensity, and a deep biological pull toward independence. For many mums, this shift can feel like loss—but it is actually a crucial doorway into the healthy development of a future man.

Can AI Repair a Broken Drawer? Why Practical Skills Still Matter

Can AI Repair a Broken Drawer? Why Practical Skills Still Matter

Over the past two decades, there has been a substantial push by governments to introduce information and communication technology (ICT) into all facets of classroom learning. This policy was known as the Digital Education Revolution. The idea was simple: integrate as much technology as possible into lessons so students would be job-ready and future-proofed.