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Where kindness and compassion is reflected

Anna Negro completed her secondary education at Sacred Heart College Geelong and remembers the school as a happy place where kindness and compassion were reflected in the business of each day.

She returned to the College as a teacher and held numerous senior leadership positions, including Subject Coordinator, year-level Coordinator, Deputy Principal – Mission, and Deputy Principal – Community Liaison, before being appointed Principal in 2013.

For Anna, Sacred Heart nurtures the minds of young students while nourishing their souls.

As technology and workforce demands drive exciting advances in the delivery of education, Anna sees her role as Principal as leading the collaboration, creativity and optimism needed to make that change happen.

She believes teachers play a special role in giving their students hope for the future, where success is measured by their contribution to their community – wherever that may be in the world.

Sacred Heart College Geelong

61 Retreat Road, Newtown

(03) 5221 4211

shcgeelong.catholic.edu.au

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