As we embark on Term 3, I am delighted to welcome our community back to school for what promises to be an exciting and productive term. This is always my favourite time of the year. We have reached the midway point of the school calendar, and are by now well-adjusted to routines, understanding what is … Continue reading Welcome back for Term 3!
I would like to express what a privilege it has been to get to know the students, parents and staff of Moriah College, during my first semester as Principal. Spending time with our students has been a true joy – they are genuinely inquiring, curious and kind and we have so much to be proud of. … Continue reading A Remarkable Term 2: Celebrating achievements, Growth, and Community Spirit
Holocaust Survivor Edith Eger said: “In the end, it’s not what happens to us that matters most – it’s what we choose to do with it.” Respond to this statement in the current context of the Jewish world. Leielle Bocman Not so long ago, I found myself in a difficult position. Standing in front of … Continue reading Mikolot: Voices of the future – Speeches
Written by Lynda Fisher, Head of Primary School Imagine your once adorable child, full of smiles and hugs, suddenly transforming into a moody, irritable teenager. This transformation often leaves parents feeling bewildered and concerned, which is why our Primary School and High School wellbeing and teaching teams recently joined forces to host a parenting session … Continue reading From Huggable to Horrible and Back – Navigating Teenagerhood
Written by Rabbi Gad Krebs, College Rabbi And the people were complaining in a bad way in the “Ears” of Hashem. There’s a fine line between being a critical thinker and just being critical. Imagine you’re standing in front of a large mural with thousands of tiles, each delicately and consciously placed to create the … Continue reading ויהי העם כמתאננחם רע באזני ה’
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