Trish is committed to putting the needs of our girls and young boys first. She values every member of our school community and identifies and celebrates her colleague’s individual talents and expertise. Her interactions with others are built on the foundations of justice, care and respect. Trish is a dedicated and visionary leader who strives for excellence and believes in the power of collaboration.
She was the recipient of the St Hilda’s Council Award in 2018 in recognition of her outstanding commitment to teaching and learning at St Hilda’s. Trish is committed to remaining abreast of leading educational practices and brings to the position of Director of Junior School a Masters in Education and a Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling. Since joining St Hilda’s, Trish has established a collaborative and dedicated approach to the education of young children. She makes time and space, integrating lived experiences and fosters a deep rapport with the students, staff and broader community.įiona is committed to sustainable improvement and positive growth at St Hilda’s further promoting St Hilda’s unique position as the leading school in Perth. In progressing St Hilda’s culture of excellence and adaption, Fiona understands the power of collaboration and values the contributions of others. As the leader of St Hilda’s, she encourages students and young women to “lean in” to their growth and future careers, through personal agency, preparedness and a commitment to fulfilling their academic and personal potential. Towards the top of Fiona’s list of responsibilities is student wellbeing and engagement.įiona’s passion is growing creative, independent, resilient and socially-adept young people. Fiona encourages youth and educators through the processes of personal discovery and education to actualise a better tomorrow. She is passionate about fostering personal growth opportunities for all students, young women and staff at St Hilda’s, ensuring that students are prepared for the transitions in life that lie ahead.įiona demonstrates a high-impact, open and inclusive leadership style that centres on social, emotional, spiritual and intellectual development. Fiona commenced as the thirteenth Principal of St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls in 2019.įiona champions St Hilda’s as a place of modern educational excellence, where children and young women excel, grow in character, develop lasting friendships and exceed their expectations.įiona believes that promoting clear alignment, transparency, trust and respectful relationships are key to growing and nurturing learning communities.
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