Never-Never Land

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Jumping with joy in MSA’s Never-Never Land.

Never-Never Land, also known as Neverland, is a realm where perfection and delight exist in ways unattainable in ordinary life. It is most famously depicted as the distant home of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys in J.M. Barrie’s famous play. Neverland embodies the concept of eternal childhood, a place where its inhabitants steadfastly resist the inevitability of growing up.

Life at Miller School often carries the enchanting aura of Never-Never Land, where joy and happiness reign supreme. Smiles effortlessly brighten the spirits of both adults and students alike. This past Friday's launch of our class trip day felt as though Tinker Bell herself had sprinkled her magical pixie dust over the Hill. We invite you to enjoy photos from this memorable morning. More photos here.

 
 
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