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Lindfield’s new leadership surveys community about school

New strategic plan informed by “community consultation and evidence-based teaching practices”

Erin MorleyJune 17, 2025Last Updated: June 17, 2025
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Picture shows Lindfield Learning Village principal Ben Rekic (centre) and deputies Dennielle Woskanian (left) and Michelle Gleeson. The leadership team is seeking community feedback about the school from parents. Picture: Newswire
Lindfield Learning Village principal Ben Rekic (centre) and deputies Dennielle Woskanian (left) and Michelle Gleeson. Picture: Newswire

The NSW Department of Education on Wednesday has asked the community what it thinks about alternative school Lindfield Learning Village after the previous leadership team was suddenly removed.

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