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Hale School parents are invited to a special presentation from Mike Dyson, founder of the Good Blokes Co. Mike will present a parent talk that helps adults to understand: The cultural drivers behind boys behaviour and wellbeing; The foundations for building resilience, empathy and respect in boys; How to engage boys in open, honest conversations […]

Hale School staff are visiting Albany to connect with current, past and future Hale families in the area. Parents considering sending their son to Hale School are warmly invited to attend and meet in person. For more information, email headmasterevents@hale.wa.edu.au or phone 08 9347 0133.

This Sunday 4 February at 5.00pm we will be holding a service of Holy Communion in the Chapel of St Mark. Following the service supper will be served in the dining room. All in the community are warmly invited to attend.

Hale School Headmaster, Mr Dean Dell’Oro, and Hale Southwest coordinator, Mrs Wendy Cormack, invite you to attend an information session and sundowner to launch the new Hale Southwest program. Meet the Hale Southwest team and learn more about this exciting new after-school enrichment program. Friday 16 February, 6.00pm at Amelia Park Lodge Please RSVP to […]

On Sunday 10 March at 5.00pm we will be holding a service of Holy Communion in the Chapel of St Mark. Following the service supper will be served in the dining room. All in the community are warmly invited to attend.

Boys to men in a changing world: challenges, strategies and why it matters. Boys today are facing new challenges to their education, wellbeing and place in the world. Hear from our panel of experts about the global context, evidence and trends, as well as ways we can better prepare boys for the modern world.  

Boys to men in a changing world: teaching strategies to engage male students. Boys and girls develop at different times and at different rates. Teaching and mentoring approaches should reflect this. The evidence on the learning and wellbeing challenges faced by boys is compelling and educational strategies tailored to the specific needs of boys have never been more important.