YR11 and 12 Duke of Edinburgh students conquered 42km of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland Great Walk over four adventurous days during Easter. Despite encountering some very wet weather, they persevered to soak in the stunning scenery of waterfalls and creeks at their best.

The Resource Roundup is a collection of all the Insights Articles and Webinars from the term. Wishing you a wonderful break and we’ll back in Term 2!

To read the full access to the resources, College families can visit the Family Resource page at Learning@Redlands.

Welcome to the inaugural issue of ‘Redlands College Reflections,’ a window into our school life during Term 1. This edition isn’t just a look back; it’s a celebration of our achievements and a glimpse of the exciting path ahead. As you read these stories, we hope you’ll feel a sense of pride in our community and anticipation for the journey we’re embarking on together.

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An electrifying start marked our inaugural ISC Finals , with Redlands College seizing triumphs in Girls Netball, and Girls and Boys FUTSAL! Congratulations to all our teams for their outstanding performance, and we eagerly anticipate the journey ahead into Term 2 and beyond!

The Redlands College Cross Country Carnival for Prep to Year 12 students has been rescheduled for Wednesday, 17 April 2024. This decision was made in the interest of student safety, following wet weather and current forecasts. The schedule and race courses for each age group will remain unchanged.

Yesterday, our Prep students eagerly joined our Redlands families for a wonderful Teddy Bear’s Picnic in College Heart. The afternoon kicked off with a charming parade, where they proudly showcased their handmade crowns and beloved teddy bears. The day wrapped up with a cozy afternoon tea shared with families. A huge thank you to all the amazing teachers for their endless energy and creativity in making learning so much fun for our Prep students!

Dr. Ross Greene’s philosophy, summarized in his book “The Explosive Child,” emphasizes that children behave well if they have the necessary skills. Lagging skills, such as flexibility, frustration tolerance, problem-solving, and emotion regulation, hinder a child’s ability to handle challenging situations, leading to withdrawal or explosions. Dr. Greene’s ‘Collaborative and Proactive Solutions’ framework guides parents in helping children develop these skills to effectively solve problems and navigate life’s challenges.

To read the full article, College families can visit the Family Resource page at Learning@Redlands.

In this issue, the importance of encouraging a reading habit at home for your child’s growth is emphasised. Dr. Justin Coulson suggests reading together and keeping books accessible to foster a love for literature. Leading by example and letting your child discover the joy of reading without pressure are highlighted. By nurturing this love early on, invaluable skills and endless adventures are provided for them.

To read the full article, College families can visit the Family Resource page at Learning@Redlands.

Exciting update! Our Junior Sports Oval has just welcomed brand new soccer goals, and they’re already a big hit with students who are scoring goals and having a blast!

This morning, we celebrated the Middle School Leaders Badging Ceremony. Thank you Cr Wendy Boglary for presenting badges and recognising the achievements of our new Leaders. Certificates from 2023 added a memorable touch, highlighting our students’ accomplishments. Following the ceremony, parents and students came together for a delightful morning tea at Revive Cafe.