Their role-modelling of resilience strategies, integrity, gratitude and discernment is not to be underestimated. Similarly, cousins, neighbours and other special friends can fulfil this role.
The role of parents is also becoming more and more challenging, juggling demands at work, home, managing children, community expectations and even our own health concerns. Grandparents are so often our saviours here too! Thank you to the 500 grandparents and special friends who attended our special event on Wednesday,
This year I have become a grandparent too and am absolutely loving this exciting new phase. Hopefully I can be as supportive as all of you have been!
Investigator College Principal, John Robinson, with his granddaughter, Florence.
A groundswell!
Investigator is experiencing a groundswell of interest at the moment with many local and Adelaide families securing final places for 2025. Demand is such that we are extending our Early Learning Centre for the second time in recent years. Junior School and Middle Years numbers have swollen and our Senior School is experiencing a significant growth spurt. The news that we are now the highest achieving school in Australia in Vex Robotics has been well-received too.
There is so much planning for 2025 in progress and we are currently finalising subject choices, teaching appointments, budgets, special programs and classroom utilisation for next year. Accordingly, I write to remind you that written notice of a minimum of 10 school weeks needs to be given to cancel an enrolment, and that failure to give the required notice will incur a fee equal to 10 weeks tuition fees.
These are exciting times at Investigator College and 2025 is shaping up to be a year not to be missed! Watching the progression of the new Innovation Centre will be a highlight also! We are at a really exciting stage in the College’s 22-year history and it is a privilege to be sharing it with you.
