Year 11

On Tuesday, Year 11, attended a presentation by Marianna Carlino, Director of eLearning, on AI and Digital Reputation/Footprint. They explored the importance of consent when sharing other people’s images or information online, and were encouraged to think carefully about the digital reputation they are building for themselves. The session highlighted how online actions can have long term implications for future study, employment and relationships, and reinforced where students can seek support externally and within MLC School if they have concerns. Developing students’ understanding and capacity to navigate the online world safely is critical. Ensuring your daughter thinks before she share empowers her to protect both herself and others in an increasingly digital world.

On Thursday, we began engaging with leadership activities in preparation for Term 2 and the upcoming leadership process. The first session focused on values, we explored what we value in a leader and what we want to see modelled at MLC School. The girls selected five core values and then wrote a personal goal outlining how they might actively work towards living these values. I spent my time with the Booralee girls, and it was wonderful to hear what they valued most. Key takeaways included compassion, kindness, trust, accountability, enthusiasm and determination. I cannot wait to see all Year 11 students continue to develop these values as they fulfil their potential as leaders this year and beyond,

Finally, a big thank you to our Mooramoora students for leading our Year 11 Chapel Service on Wednesday. Riya Singh and Lam Nguyen did an excellent job leading and organising the service.

– Penny Hewett
Head of Year 11