September 8, 2026 — 7:30pm

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Every morning at Sandringham College is hushed.

Students walk silently into their classrooms, and for the first five minutes of the school day, there’s no chatting or passing of notes.

The students are not staring at a board or waiting for the teacher to start the class either.

“They walk in and sit down and do a learning activity for three to five minutes in silence,” principal Amy Porter said.

The activity is usually a question about something learnt in class in the previous days, and helps them reflect and…

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