The Big Picture

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Welcome to The Big Picture

The Big Picture is a monthly publication from the thought leaders of Emmanuel Christian School. The Big Picture provides an overview of the school and the direction we see it going in line with our Mission and Vision.

You will hear about what they think is important and why. It is a place for careful engagement with the world and our wider community. It is a place to sit down and read long-form not just in short sound bites. We hope that you enjoy learning more about your school as we reimagine
life’s possibilities.

The Big Picture
The Power of Connection
The Power of Connection

When many teachers choose to embark on a career in education, it is often driven by a deep passion to see children learn and grow.

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Strong Communities: Connected Communities
Strong Communities: Connected Communities

Our focus for this year has been Growth and the importance of us all to grow together in God’s great image.

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Echoes of Eden: Leading with Influence, Not Control
Echoes of Eden: Leading with Influence, Not Control

As a school focusing on leadership this term, in this article I would like to reflect on leadership from a foundational and transformational focus.

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The Gift of Children
The Gift of Children

Time passes swiftly, and the moments we share with children, whether at home or in school, are deeply precious…

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Rooted in Service: Reimagining Selflessness through Community Tree-Planting
Rooted in Service: Reimagining Selflessness through Community Tree-Planting

On July 31, our school observed the National Tree Planting Day by planting one hundred trees. A few minutes prior to the commencement of the ceremony and event, I was reflecting on the cultural essence of what we are undertaking as a school.

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Raising Resilient Kids: The power of Emotional Intelligence and why this matters more than ever
Raising Resilient Kids: The power of Emotional Intelligence and why this matters more than ever

As parents and educators, we are raising children in a time unlike any before.

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