Custom is the chief cause hindering us from grasping many clear truths. Just as certain actions, though harmful, will become easy to the man accustomed to them, and for this reason he comes to believe that they are useful; similarly, when one has become accustomed to believe false statements from childhood, the habit so formed will cause him to deny the truth, even as some men have become so used to eating poison that it has become to them a food. Averroës / Ibn Rushd
We at the Bishop’s School stand for our soul, our collective memory and identity; we stand for love, beauty, and goodness; we dance to our own music with joy!  We resist all that limits the human spirit or our justified  right to freedom, to deepen each individual's understanding of his/her inner self and his/her human existence. Bishop’s identity & entity
Transformation initially involves paradigm shifting, transforming mindsets intrinsically, which inevitably entitles extrinsic transformation as well. The shift is inside out, bottom-top and vice-versa.
Effective  use of ICT Excellence and Creativity Beneficial Partnerships Financing  Sustainability Efficiency effectiveness Decentralization Lifelong learning Quality Relevance Key Issues
Vision  (articulated by leadership) Awareness   of reality Courage  to take well-informed risks Ethics : being of service to others Elements of leadership that enabled transformation at The Bishop’s School
Previous vision: Focuses on academics Result oriented Current vision:  Learning organization: rational, ethical and spiritual Open-minded and connected Embracing diversity and inviting humanity and wisdom Rooted and enlightened
Setting direction and aligning energies and resources Establishing a structure that allows for participative decision making, ownership and internalization of process(es) Promoting caring and trust amongst those involved Offering support at the individual level Maintaining high performance expectations Providing intellectual stimulation   Reflecting and auditing
 
 
Curricula :  from content based to concept and skill based Administration :  from authoritative to associate and participatory Theory :  toward constructivist and brain-based learning Assessment :  from test oriented to performance based Learning :  from reception and regurgitation to active and research based from standardized to diversified and personalized from intelligent to multiply and emotionally intelligent   Teacher :  from sage to guide from all-knowing to learner from authoritative to collaborative
Learner :  from receptive to active from rote learner to thinker and inquirer from grade oriented to passionate lifelong learner from self-centered to service-oriented  Relationships : parents as partners  networks and partnerships on the national and international levels Programs : adoption of the IBDP bilingualism Services counseling  inclusive education Renzuli programme for gifted students
Vision Mission Documentation  for ownership School policies Ethical  code Philosophy Bishop’s Live Documents
Creative- vision driven  school Bishop’s Transformational Journey Interactive- more personal interactions, personal mastery,  and commitment Proactive- deeper understanding of the individual and groups of BSA Responsive- a lot of discussions about the mission purpose and function of BSA took place Reactive- a lot of learning had  to take place
Spirit  and  Soul School  Inspiring School Honest with the self Sincere about the vision Committed to the mission Spirit and Soul
We instill hope and pledge to nurture it, to plant it with our bare hands and to water it from our very being. We will continue to embrace the present of our beloved country, as we embraced its past, and will continue to contribute to its prosperity and to see it flourish.

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    Custom is thechief cause hindering us from grasping many clear truths. Just as certain actions, though harmful, will become easy to the man accustomed to them, and for this reason he comes to believe that they are useful; similarly, when one has become accustomed to believe false statements from childhood, the habit so formed will cause him to deny the truth, even as some men have become so used to eating poison that it has become to them a food. Averroës / Ibn Rushd
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    We at theBishop’s School stand for our soul, our collective memory and identity; we stand for love, beauty, and goodness; we dance to our own music with joy! We resist all that limits the human spirit or our justified right to freedom, to deepen each individual's understanding of his/her inner self and his/her human existence. Bishop’s identity & entity
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    Transformation initially involvesparadigm shifting, transforming mindsets intrinsically, which inevitably entitles extrinsic transformation as well. The shift is inside out, bottom-top and vice-versa.
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    Effective useof ICT Excellence and Creativity Beneficial Partnerships Financing Sustainability Efficiency effectiveness Decentralization Lifelong learning Quality Relevance Key Issues
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    Vision (articulatedby leadership) Awareness of reality Courage to take well-informed risks Ethics : being of service to others Elements of leadership that enabled transformation at The Bishop’s School
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    Previous vision: Focuseson academics Result oriented Current vision: Learning organization: rational, ethical and spiritual Open-minded and connected Embracing diversity and inviting humanity and wisdom Rooted and enlightened
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    Setting direction andaligning energies and resources Establishing a structure that allows for participative decision making, ownership and internalization of process(es) Promoting caring and trust amongst those involved Offering support at the individual level Maintaining high performance expectations Providing intellectual stimulation  Reflecting and auditing
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    Curricula : from content based to concept and skill based Administration : from authoritative to associate and participatory Theory : toward constructivist and brain-based learning Assessment : from test oriented to performance based Learning : from reception and regurgitation to active and research based from standardized to diversified and personalized from intelligent to multiply and emotionally intelligent Teacher : from sage to guide from all-knowing to learner from authoritative to collaborative
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    Learner : from receptive to active from rote learner to thinker and inquirer from grade oriented to passionate lifelong learner from self-centered to service-oriented Relationships : parents as partners networks and partnerships on the national and international levels Programs : adoption of the IBDP bilingualism Services counseling inclusive education Renzuli programme for gifted students
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    Vision Mission Documentation for ownership School policies Ethical code Philosophy Bishop’s Live Documents
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    Creative- vision driven school Bishop’s Transformational Journey Interactive- more personal interactions, personal mastery, and commitment Proactive- deeper understanding of the individual and groups of BSA Responsive- a lot of discussions about the mission purpose and function of BSA took place Reactive- a lot of learning had to take place
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    Spirit and Soul School Inspiring School Honest with the self Sincere about the vision Committed to the mission Spirit and Soul
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    We instill hopeand pledge to nurture it, to plant it with our bare hands and to water it from our very being. We will continue to embrace the present of our beloved country, as we embraced its past, and will continue to contribute to its prosperity and to see it flourish.