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From our Facebook page:
This is a huge achievement for these students, continuing the College’s long tradition of representation in the national choirs.
They both sing in our school’s premiere choir, Saints Alive, and are integral members of our wider choral programme.
Well done Lauren and Indiana!
🎥Saints Alive performing earlier this year
Thea is currently Executive Principal of ACG Tauranga and has previously served as Deputy Principal of Long Bay College and Western Springs College, and Lead Principal of the Oneroa Kāhui Ako. She brings 28 years of experience in education, including more than 20 years in senior leadership in New Zealand schools.
The Board was particularly impressed by Thea's humility, her deep commitment to teaching and learning, and her belief in the potential of young women.
"I believe young people thrive when high expectations are combined with genuine care, and I look forward to working alongside staff, students and families to ensure every girl feels known, supported and challenged to become the very best version of herself." – Thea Kilian
There will be many opportunities for our girls, staff, parents and Old Girls to meet Thea next year, and we will share key dates soon.
Please join us in welcoming Thea to the St Cuthbert's community.
Read the full announcement on our website (link in comments):