Principal's report
From the Principal
As we have grown beyond 1000 students and with over 200 staff in 2024, I thought it would be timely to describe the roles carried out by our three exceptional Deputy Principals.
From the Principal
Our Deputy Principals
As we have grown beyond 1000 students and with over 200 staff in 2024, I thought it would be timely to describe the roles carried out by our three exceptional Deputy Principals. It is rather special that each of these leaders have been here for several years and is committed to our future.
Felicity Pearson joined HRS at the start of 2021. Her role as Deputy Principal has developed and evolved over time with many portfolios that have drawn on the skillsets she developed from 20 years at Wesley College, Melbourne, and its offshoot, Yiramalay School in the Kimberley, WA.
Felicity takes oversight of many areas including Enrolments, Marketing, Indigenous Education, International relations, Risk & Compliance, Policies, and Special Events. At the moment she is in Indonesia working for Haileybury to further relationships and develop enrolment opportunities for our international boarding school.
Felicity has a passion for the Performing Arts and is again taking a lead role in directing the School Musical – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the new musical.
Dennis Nowak is our Deputy Principal of Teaching and Learning. This whole-school role focuses on what I often describe as our “core business” learning. In this role Dennis oversees all elements of teaching, learning, curriculum, assessment and reporting. He is well-supported by all our learning leaders who include Heads of Department (HoDs) in the Middle School and Senior School and our Junior School Deputy Heads – Emma McDonald and Maddie McAllister.
Dennis joined HRS in 2021 as Director of Boarding but is enjoying his second year in the DP role. He is passionate about differentiation, challenge, and high expectations. With 2 children in the Junior School, I am hoping we have him hooked at HRS for years to come!
Wendy Pickering-Tyers joined HRS before I arrived and is now our Deputy Principal of Wellbeing. Her role as Head of the Senior School has prepared her perfectly for this senior leadership role. Wendy has a focus on all things to do with health, safety, and wellbeing across the entire school.
She works very closely with each of the four Heads of School – Michelle Shaw in the Early Learning Centre, Lisa Doyle (Junior School), Brendan Evans (Middle School) and Kylie Mobilia (Senior School). Wendy sets and encourages high standards in all she does for staff and students. She also works closely with boarding wellbeing matters, the Indigenous Wellbeing Hub staff and students, as well as guiding the school counsellors. Wendy also manages complex behavioural issues along with the Heads of School.
Let’s shout out to our three amazing Deputy Principals and celebrate all their great work and ongoing commitment to our wonderful school!
Andrew McGregor
Principal
Take note
Save the Date
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Commencement of Term 3
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Tuesday, 16 July
|
|
100 Days of Transition
|
Tuesday, 30 July
|
|
Darwin Show Public Holiday
|
Friday, 26 July
|
|
NAIDOC Week
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6 - 9 August
|
|
Family Movie Night
|
Friday, 23 August
|
|
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - the new musical
|
Friday, 13 - Saturday 14 September
|
|
China Study Tour
|
20 - 29 September
|
Family Movie Night - tickets on sale now!
NAIDOC Week at HRS
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory - tickets on sale now
Camp Australia @ HRS
Welcome back to our OSHC family for Term 3. I hope you all had a wonderful break.
As we enter the second half of the year with reoccurring bookings in place, our attendance is steady for this term. Don’t miss out on your child’s chance to spend their morning or afternoon learning and playing with friends, get your bookings placed in advance to avoid missing out.
The recent Rocketeers holiday program, Mission XIV, saw Haileybury Rendall School host a Camp Australia basketball day on Thursday, July 4.
This event saw Moil Primary, Parap Primary, along with the three Good Shepherd Lutheran Schools all join Haileybury Rendall School for a fantastic dry season day where children participated in basketball skills and competitions.
Looking towards Term 3, our International Day of Friendship in Week 3 is on Tuesday, 30 July. Children will contribute to the 'Friendship Bucket,' which is designed with traits the children value in a friend. Once complete, the bucket will be on display in our main OSHC room. Be sure to pop your head in and check this out.
Camp Australia
Email: nthaileyburyrendall@oshccampaustralia.com.au
Senior School news
Welcome back as we begin Term 3. For Unit 3/4 students, Term 3 will be a very busy few weeks of study and completion of assessments in preparation for the VCAA exams.
Events
Term 2 wrapped up with a series of events, highlighted by the first-ever Year 12 Formal. Following months of meticulous planning, students had the opportunity to enjoy an evening of dancing in elegant attire. The event also saw staff joining in on the dance floor, making cameo appearances throughout the night. A heartfelt thank you and congratulations go to the dedicated students who served on the Formal committee: Lakshya, Charlise, Rose, Isaiah, Enah, Kira, Chiara, Chelsea, and Max.
Student achievement
Students at Haileybury Rendall School engage in a diverse range of extracurricular activities, including the Senior School Soccer Gala Day held at the end of June. Congratulations to all participants for demonstrating sportsmanship and teamwork. Special recognition goes to Kaan, who achieved a silver medal in his weight division at the Australian Judo National Championships on the Gold Coast in June. This remarkable accomplishment underscores Kaan’s dedication and hard work. Well done, Kaan!
Additionally, we extend a warm welcome to Tom and Freddie from Haileybury Turnford UK, who are currently on exchange for the first three weeks of term before continuing to Melbourne. Year 10 students Sam and Madison have been chosen to participate in the Principal’s Exchange to Haileybury Melbourne for Term 3. Congratulations to Sam and Madison, and best wishes for a fulfilling experience!
Kylie Mobilia
Head of Senior School
In the News
Life Choices
During Term 2, Andrew Fischer from the Life Choices Foundation came to Haileybury Rendall School to talk to Year 9 students about making 'smart' choices in a demanding and busy world. Some of our Year 9 students said this of their experience at the seminar;
"It was very inspirational because it taught me to keep going in life and never give up" Ropa.
"I found the Life Choices presentation inspirational and that if I keep on believing in myself and my peers we can get through anything" Zoe.
Elisha said she found Andrew had "resilience and a growth mindset" and did what he knew was the right thing when making tough decisions in life in general.
Overall, the Year 9 cohort found value and meaning in Andrew's powerful presentation, urging young people to stand true to their values.
Nick Eddy
Head of Middle School
Soccer Gala Day
What an amazing experience for all. All of us, except one person, did not know how to play soccer. In our fixtures, we played different schools and the girls' team played each school twice. It was amazing how we didn’t know how to play soccer, but we came together as a team in every game we played and had a plan, and how we were going to set up and play.
At the end of the day, we ended up coming in second place. Soccer Gala Day was truly an exciting experience for all.
Marika Carlton
Student
Street Smart High
In Term 2, Year 11 students attended Street Smart High at the Darwin Convention Centre with many other schools in Darwin. The day was jam-packed and consisted of numerous speakers whose lives had drastically changed as a result of careless driving or unfortunate road accidents. Each speaker shared personal and confronting recounts about their traumatic experiences associated with road safety disobedience and ignorance with some even losing a child of similar age to us.
Speakers such as Holly Scott, Blake Wilson, Eli Murn and Melissa McGuinness discussed personal experiences associated with road safety. Alongside the informative elements, the day included engaging activities such as wheelchair basketball, interactive displays, an intense yet important simulated crash scene, as well as opportunities to engage with emergency services personnel.
The day taught us many things about driving. Driving has risks to your safety, but it’s all about minimizing the number of risks you have. For example, we learned that turning your phone off while driving, putting your seatbelt on, and even slowing down when uncomfortable with the maximum speed limit are all instances where minuscule actions decrease your risk of danger significantly.
We also came to better understand 5-star safety ratings in cars and the value in purchasing a safe vehicle. Most importantly we learned that we need to be upstanders and call out our mates if they are considering driving when they have been drinking or if they are just generally driving recklessly and behaving poorly in a vehicle. You never believe it will be you in the accident, but after this day I learned that it can be me, it can be anyone.
Satrya Armand and Olympia Vea
Students
Ending Term 2 on a high with the Middle School Hockey Gala Day! The Year 7/8 team had a balanced and strong team, demonstrating teamwork, determination, and endless fight. They came away coming joint first in their pool, a fantastic performance. The Year 8/9 team showed good improvement and teamwork throughout the day. A shout-out to Tim and Sam who are Year 7 students playing up a year level. Overall, they came 2nd place, great work!
All students represented Haileybury Rendall School respectfully, congratulating opposing teams and showing true HRS spirit. Well done to all students!
Max Rodda
Student
The School Gala Day for soccer was a vibrant event filled with excitement and enthusiasm.
Students from Senior School participated, showcasing their soccer skills in friendly matches. The event featured both boys’ and girls’ teams, encouraging sportsmanship and teamwork, with teachers cheering from the sidelines, adding to the lively atmosphere. Trophies were awarded to the winning teams.
The Gala Day successfully fostered a sense of community and highlighted the importance of physical activity and sports in education.
Seb Cox
Student
Sony Camp
Haileybury Rendall School once again had the pleasure of hosting the Sony Foundation Children’s Holiday Camp.
Senior School students and HRS staff volunteered their time to care for and entertain children.
This program is so rewarding for our senior students who take on the role of the main carer for a child. It is a privilege for our students to be given this special honour and trust to care for a child by families.
Camp provides a very much-needed and rare opportunity for these families to have some respite, while their child is having a wonderful time with us.
This year the camp theme was ‘Space’. Saturday morning the campers and their families arrived. It was a water-fun day with lots of bubbles and water slide adventures. We all enjoyed a pizza lunch that was kindly donated by Territory Health and Support. Later in the day, we got creative with our Fun with Science Activities, and what a wonderful time we all had making shaving cream art and slime, which is still a very popular and loved activity.
On Sunday, Fairy Jill came to visit bringing with her lots of magic and fun. Everyone big and little lined up to have their face magically decorated with glitter. It was such a wonderful time. The garden was filled with so much fun, laughter, and magical colour from the children dancing around with ribbons as well as lots more bubbles.
After dinner, we all cuddled into our beanbags and blankets and enjoyed watching "Home" for movie night. Everyone was treated to popcorn and snacks.
Monday came around so quickly. This was the last day of the camp and the day that we held our Family Farewell Lunch. The families reunited with their children and heard about all the fun they had and about the special memories they created. At the lunch, the families had an opportunity to watch the video that was made of the weekend and share the enjoyment that their child experienced over the weekend.
Lisa Cadd
Teacher's Assistant - Inclusion & Support
Western Heights College Geelong – AFL Academy Visit
On Wednesday, July 17, Haileybury Rendall School had the pleasure of hosting AFL academy students from Western Heights College Geelong. They conducted AFL clinics with several of our classes, where students engaged in various activities to enhance their game skills and understanding, including taking some very impressive speckies! The sessions were led by Western Heights College students under the guidance of their teaching staff and former Western Bulldogs AFL coach, Brendan McCarthy. After school, our boarding students had the opportunity to join them for training. Witnessing the students come together to play footy and enjoy a sausage sizzle afterward made for a truly memorable day!
Suns Middle School AFL Competition
This year, Haileybury entered its inaugural teams into the Suns Middle School Football competition, which took place after school throughout Term 2. The HRS girls' team remained undefeated throughout the season but unfortunately fell short to O'Loughlin Catholic College in the season's deciding match. Taitum (Year 8) was awarded Best and Fairest for her outstanding skills with the footy and Karen (Year 7) was awarded runner-up for her exceptional performances. Zoe (Year 9) earned the Most Improved award for her consistent progress and Ava (Year 9) was recognised with the Coaches' Award for her outstanding contribution to the team's success
The HRS boys' team achieved a thrilling victory to take out the season, overcoming Nightcliff Middle School by a narrow 3-point margin in a come-from-behind win. Captain Ricco was recognised as best on ground for his game-winning performance whilst Jonah (Year 9) secured the win with a pivotal goal in the final minutes. Ricco was named Best and Fairest Player of the season, with Eric (Year 8) receiving the runner-up accolade. Antonio (YEAR) was celebrated as the Most Improved player, showing remarkable progress throughout the season, and Lachie (Year 7) received the Coaches' Award for his outstanding support and leadership among teammates.
Congratulations to all Middle School students who participated in the Suns Middle School Football Competition. Their commitment, sportsmanship, and skills were truly commendable.
Jacinta McFee
PE Teacher
REGIONAL SHOWS!
Over the last two weeks, HRS attended Alice Springs and Katherine Show to showcase Haileybury Rendall School, including Boarding. This weekend, follow the magenta glow to the Royal Darwin Show, and come see us there! The team are looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and meeting new community members.
From the Principal - Issue 07
Our Deputy Principals
As we have grown beyond 1000 students and with over 200 staff in 2024, I thought it would be timely to describe the roles carried out by our three exceptional Deputy Principals. It is rather special that each of these leaders have been here for several years and is committed to our future.
Felicity Pearson joined HRS at the start of 2021. Her role as Deputy Principal has developed and evolved over time with many portfolios that have drawn on the skillsets she developed from 20 years at Wesley College, Melbourne, and its offshoot, Yiramalay School in the Kimberley, WA.
Felicity takes oversight of many areas including Enrolments, Marketing, Indigenous Education, International relations, Risk & Compliance, Policies, and Special Events. At the moment she is in Indonesia working for Haileybury to further relationships and develop enrolment opportunities for our international boarding school.
Felicity has a passion for the Performing Arts and is again taking a lead role in directing the School Musical – Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the new musical.
Dennis Nowak is our Deputy Principal of Teaching and Learning. This whole-school role focuses on what I often describe as our “core business” learning. In this role Dennis oversees all elements of teaching, learning, curriculum, assessment and reporting. He is well-supported by all our learning leaders who include Heads of Department (HoDs) in the Middle School and Senior School and our Junior School Deputy Heads – Emma McDonald and Maddie McAllister.
Dennis joined HRS in 2021 as Director of Boarding but is enjoying his second year in the DP role. He is passionate about differentiation, challenge, and high expectations. With 2 children in the Junior School, I am hoping we have him hooked at HRS for years to come!
Wendy Pickering-Tyers joined HRS before I arrived and is now our Deputy Principal of Wellbeing. Her role as Head of the Senior School has prepared her perfectly for this senior leadership role. Wendy has a focus on all things to do with health, safety, and wellbeing across the entire school.
She works very closely with each of the four Heads of School – Michelle Shaw in the Early Learning Centre, Lisa Doyle (Junior School), Brendan Evans (Middle School) and Kylie Mobilia (Senior School). Wendy sets and encourages high standards in all she does for staff and students. She also works closely with boarding wellbeing matters, the Indigenous Wellbeing Hub staff and students, as well as guiding the school counsellors. Wendy also manages complex behavioural issues along with the Heads of School.
Let’s shout out to our three amazing Deputy Principals and celebrate all their great work and ongoing commitment to our wonderful school!
Andrew McGregor
Principal
Take note - Issue 07
Save the Date
|
Commencement of Term 3
|
Tuesday, 16 July
|
|
100 Days of Transition
|
Tuesday, 30 July
|
|
Darwin Show Public Holiday
|
Friday, 26 July
|
|
NAIDOC Week
|
6 - 9 August
|
|
Family Movie Night
|
Friday, 23 August
|
|
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - the new musical
|
Friday, 13 - Saturday 14 September
|
|
China Study Tour
|
20 - 29 September
|
Family Movie Night - tickets on sale now!
NAIDOC Week at HRS
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory - tickets on sale now
Camp Australia @ HRS
Welcome back to our OSHC family for Term 3. I hope you all had a wonderful break.
As we enter the second half of the year with reoccurring bookings in place, our attendance is steady for this term. Don’t miss out on your child’s chance to spend their morning or afternoon learning and playing with friends, get your bookings placed in advance to avoid missing out.
The recent Rocketeers holiday program, Mission XIV, saw Haileybury Rendall School host a Camp Australia basketball day on Thursday, July 4.
This event saw Moil Primary, Parap Primary, along with the three Good Shepherd Lutheran Schools all join Haileybury Rendall School for a fantastic dry season day where children participated in basketball skills and competitions.
Looking towards Term 3, our International Day of Friendship in Week 3 is on Tuesday, 30 July. Children will contribute to the 'Friendship Bucket,' which is designed with traits the children value in a friend. Once complete, the bucket will be on display in our main OSHC room. Be sure to pop your head in and check this out.
Camp Australia
Email: nthaileyburyrendall@oshccampaustralia.com.au
Senior School - Issue 07
Welcome back as we begin Term 3. For Unit 3/4 students, Term 3 will be a very busy few weeks of study and completion of assessments in preparation for the VCAA exams.
Events
Term 2 wrapped up with a series of events, highlighted by the first-ever Year 12 Formal. Following months of meticulous planning, students had the opportunity to enjoy an evening of dancing in elegant attire. The event also saw staff joining in on the dance floor, making cameo appearances throughout the night. A heartfelt thank you and congratulations go to the dedicated students who served on the Formal committee: Lakshya, Charlise, Rose, Isaiah, Enah, Kira, Chiara, Chelsea, and Max.
Student achievement
Students at Haileybury Rendall School engage in a diverse range of extracurricular activities, including the Senior School Soccer Gala Day held at the end of June. Congratulations to all participants for demonstrating sportsmanship and teamwork. Special recognition goes to Kaan, who achieved a silver medal in his weight division at the Australian Judo National Championships on the Gold Coast in June. This remarkable accomplishment underscores Kaan’s dedication and hard work. Well done, Kaan!
Additionally, we extend a warm welcome to Tom and Freddie from Haileybury Turnford UK, who are currently on exchange for the first three weeks of term before continuing to Melbourne. Year 10 students Sam and Madison have been chosen to participate in the Principal’s Exchange to Haileybury Melbourne for Term 3. Congratulations to Sam and Madison, and best wishes for a fulfilling experience!
Kylie Mobilia
Head of Senior School
In the News - Issue 07
Life Choices
During Term 2, Andrew Fischer from the Life Choices Foundation came to Haileybury Rendall School to talk to Year 9 students about making 'smart' choices in a demanding and busy world. Some of our Year 9 students said this of their experience at the seminar;
"It was very inspirational because it taught me to keep going in life and never give up" Ropa.
"I found the Life Choices presentation inspirational and that if I keep on believing in myself and my peers we can get through anything" Zoe.
Elisha said she found Andrew had "resilience and a growth mindset" and did what he knew was the right thing when making tough decisions in life in general.
Overall, the Year 9 cohort found value and meaning in Andrew's powerful presentation, urging young people to stand true to their values.
Nick Eddy
Head of Middle School
Soccer Gala Day
What an amazing experience for all. All of us, except one person, did not know how to play soccer. In our fixtures, we played different schools and the girls' team played each school twice. It was amazing how we didn’t know how to play soccer, but we came together as a team in every game we played and had a plan, and how we were going to set up and play.
At the end of the day, we ended up coming in second place. Soccer Gala Day was truly an exciting experience for all.
Marika Carlton
Student
Street Smart High
In Term 2, Year 11 students attended Street Smart High at the Darwin Convention Centre with many other schools in Darwin. The day was jam-packed and consisted of numerous speakers whose lives had drastically changed as a result of careless driving or unfortunate road accidents. Each speaker shared personal and confronting recounts about their traumatic experiences associated with road safety disobedience and ignorance with some even losing a child of similar age to us.
Speakers such as Holly Scott, Blake Wilson, Eli Murn and Melissa McGuinness discussed personal experiences associated with road safety. Alongside the informative elements, the day included engaging activities such as wheelchair basketball, interactive displays, an intense yet important simulated crash scene, as well as opportunities to engage with emergency services personnel.
The day taught us many things about driving. Driving has risks to your safety, but it’s all about minimizing the number of risks you have. For example, we learned that turning your phone off while driving, putting your seatbelt on, and even slowing down when uncomfortable with the maximum speed limit are all instances where minuscule actions decrease your risk of danger significantly.
We also came to better understand 5-star safety ratings in cars and the value in purchasing a safe vehicle. Most importantly we learned that we need to be upstanders and call out our mates if they are considering driving when they have been drinking or if they are just generally driving recklessly and behaving poorly in a vehicle. You never believe it will be you in the accident, but after this day I learned that it can be me, it can be anyone.
Satrya Armand and Olympia Vea
Students
Ending Term 2 on a high with the Middle School Hockey Gala Day! The Year 7/8 team had a balanced and strong team, demonstrating teamwork, determination, and endless fight. They came away coming joint first in their pool, a fantastic performance. The Year 8/9 team showed good improvement and teamwork throughout the day. A shout-out to Tim and Sam who are Year 7 students playing up a year level. Overall, they came 2nd place, great work!
All students represented Haileybury Rendall School respectfully, congratulating opposing teams and showing true HRS spirit. Well done to all students!
Max Rodda
Student
The School Gala Day for soccer was a vibrant event filled with excitement and enthusiasm.
Students from Senior School participated, showcasing their soccer skills in friendly matches. The event featured both boys’ and girls’ teams, encouraging sportsmanship and teamwork, with teachers cheering from the sidelines, adding to the lively atmosphere. Trophies were awarded to the winning teams.
The Gala Day successfully fostered a sense of community and highlighted the importance of physical activity and sports in education.
Seb Cox
Student
Sony Camp
Haileybury Rendall School once again had the pleasure of hosting the Sony Foundation Children’s Holiday Camp.
Senior School students and HRS staff volunteered their time to care for and entertain children.
This program is so rewarding for our senior students who take on the role of the main carer for a child. It is a privilege for our students to be given this special honour and trust to care for a child by families.
Camp provides a very much-needed and rare opportunity for these families to have some respite, while their child is having a wonderful time with us.
This year the camp theme was ‘Space’. Saturday morning the campers and their families arrived. It was a water-fun day with lots of bubbles and water slide adventures. We all enjoyed a pizza lunch that was kindly donated by Territory Health and Support. Later in the day, we got creative with our Fun with Science Activities, and what a wonderful time we all had making shaving cream art and slime, which is still a very popular and loved activity.
On Sunday, Fairy Jill came to visit bringing with her lots of magic and fun. Everyone big and little lined up to have their face magically decorated with glitter. It was such a wonderful time. The garden was filled with so much fun, laughter, and magical colour from the children dancing around with ribbons as well as lots more bubbles.
After dinner, we all cuddled into our beanbags and blankets and enjoyed watching "Home" for movie night. Everyone was treated to popcorn and snacks.
Monday came around so quickly. This was the last day of the camp and the day that we held our Family Farewell Lunch. The families reunited with their children and heard about all the fun they had and about the special memories they created. At the lunch, the families had an opportunity to watch the video that was made of the weekend and share the enjoyment that their child experienced over the weekend.
Lisa Cadd
Teacher's Assistant - Inclusion & Support
Western Heights College Geelong – AFL Academy Visit
On Wednesday, July 17, Haileybury Rendall School had the pleasure of hosting AFL academy students from Western Heights College Geelong. They conducted AFL clinics with several of our classes, where students engaged in various activities to enhance their game skills and understanding, including taking some very impressive speckies! The sessions were led by Western Heights College students under the guidance of their teaching staff and former Western Bulldogs AFL coach, Brendan McCarthy. After school, our boarding students had the opportunity to join them for training. Witnessing the students come together to play footy and enjoy a sausage sizzle afterward made for a truly memorable day!
Suns Middle School AFL Competition
This year, Haileybury entered its inaugural teams into the Suns Middle School Football competition, which took place after school throughout Term 2. The HRS girls' team remained undefeated throughout the season but unfortunately fell short to O'Loughlin Catholic College in the season's deciding match. Taitum (Year 8) was awarded Best and Fairest for her outstanding skills with the footy and Karen (Year 7) was awarded runner-up for her exceptional performances. Zoe (Year 9) earned the Most Improved award for her consistent progress and Ava (Year 9) was recognised with the Coaches' Award for her outstanding contribution to the team's success
The HRS boys' team achieved a thrilling victory to take out the season, overcoming Nightcliff Middle School by a narrow 3-point margin in a come-from-behind win. Captain Ricco was recognised as best on ground for his game-winning performance whilst Jonah (Year 9) secured the win with a pivotal goal in the final minutes. Ricco was named Best and Fairest Player of the season, with Eric (Year 8) receiving the runner-up accolade. Antonio (YEAR) was celebrated as the Most Improved player, showing remarkable progress throughout the season, and Lachie (Year 7) received the Coaches' Award for his outstanding support and leadership among teammates.
Congratulations to all Middle School students who participated in the Suns Middle School Football Competition. Their commitment, sportsmanship, and skills were truly commendable.
Jacinta McFee
PE Teacher
REGIONAL SHOWS!
Over the last two weeks, HRS attended Alice Springs and Katherine Show to showcase Haileybury Rendall School, including Boarding. This weekend, follow the magenta glow to the Royal Darwin Show, and come see us there! The team are looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and meeting new community members.
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