• 31 Days of posting

    December 19, 2016
    31 days of posting

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    This week marks my final week in formal education as a principal.  This is my 31st year in education and I retire this Friday.

    It is with mixed feelings that I leave, but it is time for new adventures and most importantly, it is time for some reflection.

    What have I learned over the past 31 years?  I need to begin the process of sorting that out.

    I want to do this through blogging because I find that writing really helps me to clarify my ideas and helps me consolidate my learning.  The pace of the day in our school – in any school is simply too hectic to allow time for proper reflection.

    So, starting in the new year (taking a break for Christmas), I will be writing 31 blog posts on some of the things I have learned and am learning about education.  I see this as a great way to begin the process of renewal, by reflecting on what has gone on and what the future holds.

    Topics?  Not sure, but I am sure a whole bunch will come to me.  I am open to ideas.  If you can think of something I should write about, let me know and I will give it a go.

    For now, here’s to 31 great years and to whatever the future holds!

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