Author: Andrew Stewart

Reverend Andrew Stewart has twenty years experience as a school chaplain and works as a chaplain at Mentone Grammar in Melbourne. Andrew is also the chair of the Chaplains in Anglican Schools network in Victoria.
July 9, 2020 / / CHAPLAINCY

Reflections in a time of Coronavirus – Part Three

In my first post in this series, I reflected on what the Covid-19 situation might…

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June 29, 2020 / / ANGLICAN EDUCATION

Reflections in a time of Coronavirus – Part Two

June 22, 2020 / / CHAPLAINCY

Reflections in a time of Coronavirus – Part One

Over recent weeks and months we have all become experts in reading graphs and charts,…

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June 15, 2020 / / CHAPLAINCY

Pandemic a lesson in adaptability for chaplains

The following article is reproduced from the June edition of the Melbourne Anglican and we…

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March 25, 2020 / / HUMOUR

Gravity and Levity in a Challenging Time

January 21, 2020 / / ANGLICAN EDUCATION

Let’s Try Something New

December 14, 2019 / / ENGAGING

What is the Chaplain doing on the STEM tour?

One of the reasons parents choose to send their students to our schools is because…

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June 13, 2019 / / CHAPLAINCY

Dealing with discouragement

March 10, 2019 / / CHAPLAINCY

Gratitude

January 21, 2019 / / ANGLICAN EDUCATION

What is the point of having a chaplain in an Anglican School?

I was blessed to start my time as a chaplain working with primary students. This…

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