The power of strength: why the focus should be strength, not resilience

Our Principal, Kylie McCullah, recently shared her perspective on essential skills for young people. While digital literacy, leadership, confidence, and resilience are valuable, Kylie believes the most crucial skill is strength. Kylie emphasised that physical strength fosters discipline, determination, and self-confidence, translating into improved academic performance, better stress management, and a positive mindset. She also highlighted that developing cognitive strength prepares students for jobs yet to be conceived, making them adaptable and innovative.

By cultivating strength, Kylie believes we are investing in a future where young people are not just prepared for the unknown but are excited by it, ready to lead with boldness and creativity.

Read more on Kylie’s perspective of strength over resilience here

 

 

 


Acacias Magazine: Out Now!

The latest edition of the Acacias magazine is here! The Semester 1 issue celebrates 2026 as the Year of Felicity, showcasing learning across the College, staff and community news, with a special focus on the vibrant community events scene. The edition also features Old Scholar stories, reunions and profiles, along with announcements and opportunities to support the Loreto community.

Contemporary springART hosted by Loreto | Opening Night Tickets on Sale Now | 28 August 2026

2026 Performing Arts Festival – Tickets on Sale NOW

The much anticipated 2026 Performing Arts Festival will once again be happening this term and we are excited to bring to you the incredible talent of our students as they take to the stage for music, song and dance.

Loreto College Marryatville R-6 Teacher Sarah Shaw has been recognised as a 2026 Rising Star by The Educator

Loreto College Marryatville is proud to announce that College Junior School teacher, Ms Sarah Shaw, has been recognised as a 2026 Rising Star by The Educator for her outstanding contribution to contemporary primary education. The Rising Stars 2026 by The Educator recognises emerging leaders aged 35 and under across Australia’s K–12 sector who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and measurable impact in the early stages of their careers. Ms Shaw is one of four recipients recognised from South Australia and the only educator from a girls’ school included in this year’s list.

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