The underlying focus of the St Andrew's Institute of Learning (SAIL) is to contribute to the local, national and global discussion about education, while also offering ongoing professional learning to staff and the broader St Andrew's community. Key to this will be developing networks with like-minded educators from across the globe. In 2019 and 2020 SAIL was awarded winner of 'Best Co-Curricular Program' at the Australian Educator Awards for their work with developing staff and student Cultural Intelligence through their Global Partnerships Program. SAIL has 4 key areas of focus: • Research and Seminars • Partnerships • Learning Networks and Practice • Personal Capacity SAIL has the following mission and objectives: Through research and collaboration, SAIL aims to challenge, impact and inspire in order to foster individual and collective growth. • Implementing a future-focused model of learning that promotes an outstanding educational experience for all St Andrew’s students; • Fostering a culture of collaboration where innovation, expertise and resources are shared; • Equipping the St Andrew’s and wider educational community with the knowledge and skills necessary to move confidently into the future; • Developing a global network that provides opportunities for staff, students and others to learn, grow and be challenged together; and • Promote Personal Capacity within the College community.