Written by Lynda Fisher, Head of Primary School As we enter Week 5 of a new school year, I sit in a quiet space and reflect on the various experiences I have observed across our students and unpack what happened in those moments. Generally, the students returned to school successfully, or commenced their journey at … Continue reading Using Your Brave to Beat Anxiety  

Written by the ELC Team In our Prachim program, we've embarked on a journey that extends beyond classroom activities and delves into the heart of connection-building. Through our focus on 'Jewish Identity', 'Where We Belong', and 'Our Home Australia', we've not only engaged in enriching learning experiences but also fostered a profound sense of belonging … Continue reading Diving into building connections: A spotlight on our Prachim class at the Early Learning Centre Saunders Family Campus

Written by Rabbi Krebs, College Rabbi This week, the Torah transitions its focus from recounting the Exodus narrative and the broader Jewish saga to the theme of construction, particularly the building of the Mishkan. The Mishkan served as the central hub for ritual worship within the community, a space where inspiration could be drawn and … Continue reading Congruency: when our actions match what we feel

Written by Mira Hasofer, College Principal Our 2024 school year has commenced with energy and enthusiasm. As we welcomed our students back on campus, their excitement was palpable, their warm exchanges a testament to the vibrant community spirit that defines Moriah College. From the outset, the decorum and respect observed at our first assembly and … Continue reading Just say hello

Discuss the role of history within national identity. Refer to the case of Serbian national identity and its function within the Yugoslav Wars.by Daniel Fihrer Ranke’s dictum, wie es eigentlich gewesen 1 disputes the mythologising capacity of history, 2 urging for a near-to-exact reproduction of the past. Difficulties regarding the function of history, as a … Continue reading History and the Nation