In it I found the answer to my own question. Here it is for you in case you didn’t know it:

In addition, a portfolio created in Google Sites is never married to a school’s servers, so long after a teacher or student is no longer affiliated with a school, she can keep updating and accessing her portfolio, without worrying about eventually being pushed out to make way for current faculty and students. And, like many Google products, Sites is very simple to edit and maintain. If you want your own domain name, you can purchase it and have it redirect to your Google Sites page.

First of all she has taken the time to get to know us as real people with real lives (When my Mum died recently Lorraine came to the house to see Mum and meet my family) and her support was really appreciated. Because of such a relationship I have been really comfortable about sharing my learning (and at times)frustrations about learning also.
She visits my reflective blog and leaves encouraging comments.
She challenges us to go further and further with our learning.
She encourages (and helps us) to share what we have learnt with others.
She knows that we learn in different situations -such as 1 on 1,online,small groups,across schools etc and works hard to fit in with what we want.
Lorraine is always positive and excited about ICT/inquiry etc.

One question from them, how is this platform portable? Your notes say that if the child moves they can take it with them. Since ASB is using Google Docs for Education, the children are using a school account. Are they allowing children who are no longer students to retain their accounts? Or is it the case that the website will remain online but the child cannot edit it? Did they tell you more about this?