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2024 Term 1

  • Alumna in the News - The success of elite water polo player, Lily Dunn (2023), was celebrated in yesterday’s The Sydney Morning Herald. Her achievements both as an athlete on track for the Olympics and a recent HSC graduate, are also a testament to the work of the ֭Ƶ Sports Department, which balances support for elite athletes with a strong culture of “sport for all”.
  • Alumnae Insights 2024 - Inspiring the Next Generation of Business and Finance Leaders.
  • Asking and Accepting - Exploring themes of trust and vulnerability, student leader, Charlotte (Year 12), challenged the perception that asking for or accepting help is a sign of weakness or a burden.
  • Balmoral Swim - ֭Ƶ loves a sporting contest that makes a difference, and we were proud to field an impressive seven teams in the recent Balmoral Swim charity event on Sunday 24 March, 2024.
  • Brighter Day - On Friday 23 February, ֭Ƶ became a riot of colour as the Prefects led a day of vibrant activities to support Brighter Day, raising awareness and funds to fight youth suicide.
  • Cinematic Challenge - Drama lovers from every House took over campus on Tuesday 5 March, filming their entries in the annual ֭Ƶ House Drama Competition.
  • Combining Forces for Developing Nations - The members of Ralston and Messiter Houses rallied the ֭Ƶ community for a charity with big aspirations and a huge heart.
  • Cosmic Connections - This Harmony Week, Languages Captain, Ulyssia, emphasised that we are each significant, unique and (despite our differences), deeply connected to one another.
  • Curious, Not Judgemental - Taking inspiration from a middle-aged rapper, Prefect Pia encouraged her peers to celebrate their authentic selves and let others do the same.
  • Embracing Idiosyncrasy - Community Service Prefect Jemima (Year 12) encouraged her peers to celebrate their idiosyncrasies and elevate others to do the same.
  • Engaging With History - Year 11 Modern History students have been captivating their teachers with a remarkable talent for delivering engaging lessons.
  • Enriching Experiences - The ֭Ƶ Clubs Showcase took over the Undercroft recently, as club leaders passionately spruiked their offerings to entice a fresh wave of members.
  • Express Yourself - Allard House Captain, Julia, discusses how she expresses herself through her eclectic taste in music, and encourages others not to be shy to express themselves in whatever way they see fit!
  • Getting Back to Business! - Learning transferable skills to prepare our students for success.
  • Growth and Friendship - As graduation approaches, our longest-standing students reflect on their ֭Ƶ years.
  • Harmony Week - ֭Ƶ celebrated unity in diversity this week, honouring the myriad ethnic backgrounds that make up the School and are a significant source of our strength.
  • Ice Hockey Star - At just 16 years old, Lily (Year 11) has been selected to compete for Australia in the National Women’s team in the upcoming World Championships in Turkey, in April.
  • Inspire Inclusion - International Women’s Day (IWD) is one of the most significant and activity-filled days on the ֭Ƶ calendar and we begin teaching its importance as early as Kindergarten. Our youngest students centred their first big research project around the importance of empowering women and each other.
  • International Impact - The ֭Ƶ STEM program is gaining recognition in the world of marine science.
  • Investing in Leadership - Shining a spotlight on the Student Representative Council (SRC), a significant arm of the ֭Ƶ student leadership program.
  • IWD Panel - In a powerful celebration of International Women's Day (IWD) 2024, Senior School students hosted an Alumnae panel discussion that shed light on economic challenges for women and offered some valuable advice.
  • Junior School Walks 86km For a Cure - This term, the ֭Ƶ Junior School Student Representative Council (SRC) decided to hold a fundraising activity to support the Children’s Cancer Institute.
  • Marching Towards Leadership - Our Cadets were put through their paces in this week’s Cadet Promotions Course.
  • Most Improved - ֭Ƶ Tennis is back on the map, after a stunning performance at the two-day Tildesley Shield Tennis Tournament in Pennant Hills.
  • Nationals Win - Year 8 student, Zoe, showcased her significant sporting skills over the break as a member of the National Championship-winning NSW U13 Indoor Hockey Team. She scored numerous goals and was named a Player of the Match.
  • Olympic Hopes - Year 11 student Ava represented the nation at the Gangwon 2024 Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in South Korea during the holidays. She shared her love for her sport and aims for an Olympic future, with her peers in the Principal’s Assembly.
  • Passing Out Parade - The annual Passing Out Parade is a chance to pay tribute to the remarkable contribution of students who are graduating from the Shore Cadet Unit (SCU). This year, the Welcome speech was delivered by the Senior Under Officer, CUO Annabelle (Year 12), from ֭Ƶ.
  • Passionate Progress - Sustainability Prefect, Eleanor, is learning to moderate her passion for environmental causes to effectively inspire others.
  • Quantum Leaps - ֭Ƶ Alumna, Sophie Wright (2023), is making waves in the fascinating field of quantum computing.
  • Seize the Moment - School Captain, Mali, started the year strongly with a rousing speech about making every day count.
  • Take it Easy - Nina admits a love of outdated rock music in a bid to encourage her fellow students to cut themselves some slack and enjoy the learning process.
  • The Great Outdoors - ֭Ƶ camp season officially kicked off this week with Years 5, 9, and 10 heading out for some immersive adventures around the state.
  • The Importance of Reflection - Prefect Claire (Year 12) is encouraging her peers to appreciate even the smallest of achievements.
  • United Nations Assemble - Student-led Club holds first ever Assembly, with over 40 students taking part!
  • ֭Ƶ Welcomes AHISA Heads - On Monday 8 April, ֭Ƶ welcomed Heads and teachers from 26 different schools, spanning Western Australia to Hamilton, New Zealand. The tour was part of a pre-conference program for the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (AHISA) leading, learning and caring conference, “Vision in Volatility”.