Category Archives: Leadership Article

When is the Right Time for a Smartphone?

In our latest Leadership Blog, Mrs Jenny Rus (Director of Junior School) shares how research shows that delaying smartphone use can positively impact a child’s wellbeing, supporting healthy growth, connection and development.
As a Maranatha community, we encourage thoughtful, informed decisions that allow our children to grow, develop and enjoy their childhood for as long as possible.
Read more for insights and practical tips for families.At Maranatha, we partner with families to help students recognise and develop their God-given strengths. By intentionally affirming these qualities, we equip our young people with the confidence to face challenges and use their gifts to serve others.

Discovering Strength in Challenge

In our latest Leadership Blog, Mrs Jess De Silva (Head of Middle School) shares powerful stories that remind us every young person responds to challenges in unique ways. Whether it’s learning from a setback, reframing disappointment, or seeking support, resilience takes many forms.
At Maranatha, we partner with families to help students recognise and develop their God-given strengths. By intentionally affirming these qualities, we equip our young people with the confidence to face challenges and use their gifts to serve others.

An Invitation

As a Christian school, we see education as more than academics. It is an invitation into learning, character, relationships, resilience and faith.

In our latest Leadership article by Mrs Jenny Rus, Head of Junior school, she invites parents to partner with us by trusting and supporting the work of our staff and reinforcing shared values at home. When school and home work together, children experience consistency, confidence and care.

Who am I? My hopes, aspirations and what I hope to bring to Maranatha

In our latest leadership article, our newly appointed Head of Junior School, Mrs Kelly North, shares her journey as a former Maranatha student and teacher and how those formative years shaped her calling to return.
Click through to read about her hopes and desires as she leads the next generation of Maranatha students with a heart for Christ and a deep love for our community.