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WINNER:
St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls
Best School Strategic Plan
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WINNER:
St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls
Best School Strategic Plan
sthildas.wa.edu.au
www.facebook.com/sthildaswa/
communications@sthildas.wa.edu.au
08 92854100
PO Box 439 Hastings New Zealand
sthildas.wa.edu.au
www.facebook.com/sthildaswa/
communications@sthildas.wa.edu.au
08 92854100
PO Box 439 Hastings New Zealand
Kellie Hasluck
Director of School Development and Philanthropy
Fiona Johnston
Principal
With over 25 years' experience in corporate communications and a background in PR, Kellie possesses strong insights into the importance of communications, brand and image in the workplace. Prior to her role at St Hilda's, Kellie was a Director of WA's leading corporate communications consultancies, whose client base included a range of blue-chip companies. She has guided St Hilda's to increase its enrolment market share, philanthropic dollars and the celebration of its 125th anniversary.
Director of School Development and Philanthropy
Kellie Hasluck
Fiona Johnston has experience across international, government, non-denominational and faith-based schools in Australia, the United Kingdom and Singapore. She has been chair and/or participant of multiple steering committees, growing and nurturing learning communities, promoting inclusivity, embracing diversity and focussing on the advancement of women in leadership.
Ms Johnston designed and launched the South-East Asia Women in Educational Leadership conferences, held annually in Singapore since 2014, which attracts aspiring women from the education sector globally.
Ms Johnston became the principal of St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls in 2019.
Principal
Fiona Johnston
St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls educates students from Junior Kindergarten to Year 12 across three campuses. With its rich 125-year legacy in academic excellence, the School saw an opportunity to take a courageous approach to its strategic future.
St Hilda’s Reimagined was launched in 2021 and was a transformational shift designed to future proof the school.
More than a blue-print for teaching and learning, St Hilda’s Reimagined is fundamentally a cultural mind shift – reimagining traditional education and learning through a modern and innovative lens.
Behind the strategy was months of research, consultation and design workshops that led to a new vision, purpose and values, supported by five strategic pillars. St Hilda’s Reimagined has been embraced by all and continues to guide and direct the School’s Council, Executive, staff, students and community.
Kellie Hasluck
Director of School Development and Philanthropy
Fiona Johnston
Principal
Leadership
With over 25 years' experience in corporate communications and a background in PR, Kellie possesses strong insights into the importance of communications, brand and image in the workplace. Prior to her role at St Hilda's, Kellie was a Director of WA's leading corporate communications consultancies, whose client base included a range of blue-chip companies. She has guided St Hilda's to increase its enrolment market share, philanthropic dollars and the celebration of its 125th anniversary.
Director of School Development and Philanthropy
Kellie Hasluck
Local Government in New Zealand consists of 78 local, regional and unitary councils. The Far North District Council is the most northern territorial authority and serves the residents of Kaitaia, Kaikohe, Kawakawa, Kerikeri, Paihia and Russell, as well as several smaller settlements and rural and Māori communities. We are a growing district of 71,000 people spread over 7,324km². The Far North district stretches from Cape Rēinga at the northern tip of New Zealand down to the Bay of Islands and Hokianga.
Local Government in New Zealand consists of 78 local, regional and unitary councils. The Far North District Council is the most northern territorial authority and serves the residents of Kaitaia, Kaikohe, Kawakawa, Kerikeri, Paihia and Russell, as well as several smaller settlements and rural and Māori communities. We are a growing district of 71,000 people spread over 7,324km². The Far North district stretches from Cape Rēinga at the northern tip of New Zealand down to the Bay of Islands and Hokianga.
Fiona Johnston has experience across international, government, non-denominational and faith-based schools in Australia, the United Kingdom and Singapore. She has been chair and/or participant of multiple steering committees, growing and nurturing learning communities, promoting inclusivity, embracing diversity and focussing on the advancement of women in leadership.
Ms Johnston designed and launched the South-East Asia Women in Educational Leadership conferences, held annually in Singapore since 2014, which attracts aspiring women from the education sector globally.
Ms Johnston became the principal of St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls in 2019.
Principal
Fiona Johnston
Kellie Hasluck
Director of School Development and Philanthropy
Fiona Johnston
Principal
Leadership
With over 25 years' experience in corporate communications and a background in PR, Kellie possesses strong insights into the importance of communications, brand and image in the workplace. Prior to her role at St Hilda's, Kellie was a Director of WA's leading corporate communications consultancies, whose client base included a range of blue-chip companies. She has guided St Hilda's to increase its enrolment market share, philanthropic dollars and the celebration of its 125th anniversary.
Director of School Development and Philanthropy
Kellie Hasluck
Fiona Johnston has experience across international, government, non-denominational and faith-based schools in Australia, the United Kingdom and Singapore. She has been chair and/or participant of multiple steering committees, growing and nurturing learning communities, promoting inclusivity, embracing diversity and focussing on the advancement of women in leadership.
Ms Johnston designed and launched the South-East Asia Women in Educational Leadership conferences, held annually in Singapore since 2014, which attracts aspiring women from the education sector globally.
Ms Johnston became the principal of St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls in 2019.
Principal
Fiona Johnston
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