Category: Interviews & Spotlights
May 31 Teacher Spotlights, The Wesleyan
Spotlight On: Mr Bundi Dingjan
Middle School teacher Mr Bundi Dingjan has been at the College for nearly 10 years, in a wide range of roles. He’s proudly Wesley to his core.
May 13 Interviews & Spotlights, School News
From Canvas to Conversation, with Joanna Lamb
Australian artist, Joanna Lamb, joined us to share insights into her work and her inspirations.
Apr 29 Interviews & Spotlights, Teacher Spotlights
Spotlight On: Mr Nathan Jessup
With Head of College, Mr Ross Barron, spending his one-term sabbatical meeting industry leaders and Old Collegians around the world, Deputy Head, Mr Nathan Jessup, has taken the helm. But what makes Mr Jessup tick? Let’s find out!
Mar 26 Interviews & Spotlights, Teacher Spotlights
Spotlight On: Ms Ashton Arthur
Middle School teacher Miss Ashton Arthur is die-hard Dockers fan who believes a Premiership on the horizon. She also believes in learning from setbacks.
Jan 18 Teacher Spotlights, The Wesleyan
Spotlight On: Mr Simon Tilley
Cabinet maker turned teacher, Mr Tilley has carved a fascinating career path to Wesley.
Jan 18 Teacher Spotlights, The Wesleyan
Spotlight On: Mrs Sophie Carroll
From Westley to Wesley, Mrs Carroll tells us about her passions.
Aug 24 Interviews & Spotlights
Unlocking Personal Style at the Wesleyana High Tea
Our Wesleyana Club stepped into the world of personal style at this year’s Wesleyana High Tea with special guest Juliet Cuerden, founder and creative director of Broochella. Personal style is a form of self-expression, a way to communicate without words. It’s the art of curating a wardrobe that tells the story of who you are,…
Jul 19 Interviews & Spotlights, The Wesleyan
World Class: Michael MacKinnon (91-95)
Mr Michael MacKinnon (91-95) has joined the College’s list of elite athletes after his recent appearance at the World Transplant Games. He tells us his story.
Jul 18 Interviews & Spotlights, Teacher Spotlights, The Wesleyan
Spotlight On: Mrs Gemma Clark
Hailing from South Wales (the original, not the new one), Mrs Clark changed her life to teach in Western Australia.