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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What is middle school, why is it such a critical part of the schooling journey and how can we use these years to instil a lifelong love of learning? We put these fascinating questions to Scotch College's Head of Middle School Brad Gill in this episode of The Range Project.
A fierce advocate for boys' education and the pivotal role that middle school plays in this formative time, Brad discusses how we create tailored learning experiences and environments to nurture independent, curious and empowered young people.
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