With the world changing faster than ever before, students need very different skills and dispositions than in the past. Business leaders consistently comment that the leaders of tomorrow will need high levels of creativity, empathy and resilience, but also the capacity to work cross-culturally and collaboratively.
Because of this, St Paul’s seeks to offer a truly holistic education – one where students’ academic needs are catered to while also nurturing their character.
St Paul’s has created a bespoke teaching and learning framework called Realms of Thinking. Realms of thinking help students to become innovative thinkers. They’re approaches to learning which help students master the basics while also growing their capacity to ask better questions, navigate challenges, develop empathy and spark their imaginations.
St Paul’s has prototyped, revised and rolled out a unique student wellbeing program called Ways of Being.
This program has five components:
Given the rate of global change, St Paul’s has pioneered three distinct pathways for our students – academic, vocational and entrepreneurial – thereby reflecting the changing nature of the economy and society, and giving all our students the best opportunity to create their own story.
