Perspectives in Practice: Teaching at ASC
Description
Discover what it's really like to teach at All Saints' College — an evening of honest staff stories, expert insight and genuine connection.
Whether you're early in your career, well established, or looking for your next step into leadership, this is your chance to look behind the scenes at one of Perth's leading independent schools. Hear directly from the people who teach here, put your questions to them, and decide for yourself whether ASC could be your next move — all over drinks and canapés in a relaxed setting.
The evening will feature a welcome from Principal Nick Jones and a keynote presentation from Luke Callier, General Manager of Hutton Consulting Australia. With more than 15 years' experience working alongside independent schools across Western Australia, Luke brings valuable insights into educational leadership, school culture, professional growth, and the evolving opportunities within the education sector.
Guests will also hear from a panel of All Saints' College educators representing a range of career stages and teaching environments, including Natasha Saunders (Senior School and Middle Leader), Lauren Smith (Junior School), Lauren Bartley (The Studio School), and Will Dagg (Early Career Teacher). Together, they will share their experiences of teaching at All Saints' College, professional development opportunities, and what makes the College such a rewarding place to build a career.
Discover how All Saints' College supports its staff through meaningful professional learning, leadership pathways, innovation in teaching and learning, and a strong values-driven community. There will also be opportunities to ask questions and engage in conversation throughout the evening.
Following the formal program, guests are invited to stay for drinks, canapés, and informal networking with College staff.
Date: Thursday 23 July
Time: 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Location: All Saints' College - Centre for Performing Arts Foyer
Lineup
Luke Callier
General Manager of Hutton Consulting Australia and brings over 15 years experience in Indepenednt Schools in Perth. This has led to experience across school strategy, operations, governance, and leadership advisory. He works closely with Boards, Principals, and executive teams to support leadership appointments and help schools navigate complexity with increased clarity. Luke is also the co-founder of PrincipalsHQ, an executive peer network for school principals, and co-host of the EdLeaders podcast. Through his work across the education sector, he has developed a strong reputation for strategic insight, trusted relationships, and a genuine commitment to supporting school leaders well.
Nick Jones
Principal of All Saints' College in 2026. He is an experienced and highly regarded educational leader, bringing more than 25 years of service across Anglican schools in Western Australia and Victoria. Nick’s leadership is grounded in the belief that strong, authentic relationships are at the heart of every thriving school community. He is deeply committed to ensuring that All Saints’ College remains a place of genuine belonging — where every young person is known, feels safe and supported, and is inspired to pursue their individual strengths and passions with confidence and purpose. Beyond his professional life, Nick values time with his family, is a passionate supporter of Western Australian sporting teams, especially the Fremantle Dockers, and enjoys a round of golf whenever time allows.
Shannon Armitage
The Director of Senior School (Teaching and Learning) at All Saints’ College, with responsibility for curriculum, pedagogy and assessment across the Senior School. With over a decade of experience in school leadership, Shannon is passionate about designing learning that is rigorous, future-focused and deeply supportive of student wellbeing. She believes great teaching is built on strong relationships, creativity and a willingness to innovate. Outside the classroom, Shannon is always happy to chat about a good book, current affairs and the ideas that shape how we think and learn.
Natasha Saunders
Head of English at All Saints’ College and has been part of the College community for the past 16 years. With more than 20 years of teaching experience, she is passionate about helping students develop their critical thinking, find their voice and engage meaningfully with the world around them through reading, writing and discussion. Natasha has a particular interest in mentoring early career teachers and was recognised for her contribution to teacher development through the Curtin University Mentor Teacher of the Year Award. She also serves as a Council Member of the English Teachers’ Association of Western Australia (ETAWA), where she contributes to professional learning and supports the wider English teaching community. Natasha's connection to All Saints’ College extends beyond her professional role. Her twins attended the College from Kindergarten to Year 12, graduating in 2020, providing her with a valuable perspective as both an educator and a parent.
Lauren Smith
An Opportunities Teacher, Junior School Mathematics Specialist and Junior School House Coordinator at All Saints’ College. A valued member of the College community for more than a decade, she has contributed across a range of teaching and leadership roles. Lauren is also a current All Saints’ parent, with her youngest child attending Little Saints. Passionate about student growth, she is dedicated to helping young people discover their strengths, explore their interests and build the confidence to embrace future opportunities. Lauren is currently undertaking a Master of Education in Leadership and Learning.
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