From the Junior School
From the Head of Junior School
It’s hard to highlight special moments from a year when there are so many! This year has been action packed and our girls have given their Pymble best to all their learning and their co-curricular activities. It’s now time for some well deserved rest so they can come back rejuvenated and hungry for another year of learning challenge in 2024.
As we reflect on the year, I hope this video which we shared with our community at Speech Day helps showcase some of the wonderful co-curricular achievements of our girls this year.
As you all know, the Junior School team created a video for the girls as our way of thanking them for their dedication to their learning and their passion for Pymble throughout this year. This video was lots of fun to make, and we’re thrilled it brought joy to you all as you watched it.
As I sign off for the year, I want to thank you for your support and kindness to our Junior School team this year. As we head into the holiday season, I wish you safe travels and a wonderful summer break. I look forward to hearing all your daughters’ adventures when we come back together as a community in 2024.
Happy holidays!
A message from Lara Bird – Deputy Head of Junior School – Academics
Congratulations to Lakshi Rajeev, Athena Wu, Gabrielle Guo and Lily Zhang who have been awarded writing excellence by the Australian Children’s Literary Board and had their work published in the Oz Kids in Print Magazine. We are very Pymble proud. Well done!
A message from Kate Giles – Lead Coordinator K-3
The Kindness Leaders spent time this week sorting and packing the large amount of toys generously donated by our Junior School families for HARK Refugee Clinic at Westmead Hospital. Thank you for your thoughtful and kind donations, they will be delivered to the Hospital this week.
Throughout the year we our Junior School have donated over 80 toiletry packs, over 70 stationery packs and eight boxes of toys which is amazing! We look forward to continuing our partnership with the HARK Clinic next year and know that these items have made such a difference to the patients and refugee families they see.
End of Year Assembly
Kate Brown
Head of Junior School