. >> reporter: more interesting, and according to chris lehmann, s.l.a.'unding principal, much more rewarding. >> when you get away from the front of the room, right, you actually end up being able to spend more time with the kids, not less, and we need to create those spaces, we need to make sure that... that there are teachers who can connect with the kids, who can, mentor the kids, who can be that role model for them in their lives in incredibly powerful ways. >> reporter: s.l.a. has 500 students grade nine through twelve. lehmann founded the school in 2006 in partnership with the franklin institute, a museum of science and technology. an expert on education technology, lehmann has been honored with numerous awards including the prestigious mcgraw prize, which he received in october. >> it is our belief at s.l.a. schools should be cathedrals, that schools should be places of incredible passion and not just what happens in the hallways in between classes, but actually places where kids can't wait to be. >> reporter: but lehmann and his cathedral of learn

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australia's coach darren lehmann has had reason to be proud of how his young team have handled themselvess down to business. and australia came out determined in this first test against india. david warner raced to a century, looking to the heavens as if to say this one's for you, hughesy. the skipper michael clark, who's led this team admirably through a differently few weeks, was also going strongly before having to retire injured on 60. how he too would have loved a chance to get 100 on today of all days. the thoughts of many today will have been with shawn abbott, the 22-year-old who bowled the fatal ball. bravely, he too returned to cricket, playing for his club side new south wales in sydney. in this cricket loving country, people have been profoundly moved by the death of phillip hughes, but today, the players sent a message that the game goes on. jon donnison, bbc news, sydney. >>> a german court has thrown out the case against an 89-year-old former soldier accused of taking part in one of the most notorious massacres of the second world war. he was charged over the massacre of hu