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Dream Big Dreams

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It takes courage to travel to another country where you don’t know anybody, you don’t speak the language and the culture is completely different to your own.

You stay in a home you have never been in before, with people you have never met, eating food that is unfamiliar. On your first day you take a bus on a journey you have never been on before and arrive at school for the first time.

Already our students have shown a great deal of courage to do these things which by most people’s standards are ‘out of the comfort zone’. I have spoken about this before, in a post last May, but it is worth mentioning again I think.

Our students have already demonstrated their courage by the time they arrive on the first Monday, but we want them to keep showing this in their learning – being prepared to make mistakes, to fail, to try new things and to not give up.

How can you as a student be courageous today (and every day) in your learning?

Please click on the image below to read a short article about being brave enough to leave our comfort zone. Consider which of the suggestions made you already do, or which you could start doing from now on.

Courageous Learning



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