From the Senior School
From Acting Head of Senior School Patricia Gallardo
We have reached the end of term, and it is now time for a much-needed break. It has been a busy and rewarding term, filled with opportunities and achievements across all areas of school life. From leadership and service initiatives to success in the performing arts, sport, co-curricular, and academic pursuits, our students have risen to the challenge. They have demonstrated perseverance, curiosity, and a strong sense of engagement in all they do.
As we look ahead to Term 3, with the Trial HSC and end-of-Year 11 examinations approaching, it is especially important that students use this holiday period to rest and recharge. A balanced break now will help ensure they return refreshed and ready to meet the demands of the new term.
One of our focus areas this year has been the importance of sleep, nutrition, and exercise in supporting student wellbeing and learning. As students reflect on their routines and goals, it is worth remembering the words of educator Stephen Covey: “Habit is the intersection of knowledge (what to do), skill (how to do), and desire (want to do).” Building healthy habits takes time and intention, and the break is an ideal opportunity to reset, reflect, and strengthen the foundations for the term ahead.
We wish all our students and families a safe, restful, and well-deserved holiday.
Pymble vs Knox Netball
In keeping with long-standing Year 12 tradition, Pymble was proud to host the annual interschool match against Knox Grammar School. The event showcased the enduring spirit of friendly competition and mutual respect between our two schools.
The atmosphere was electric, with passionate support from the sidelines adding to the excitement of the day. A sincere thank you to our exceptional Sport Prefects, Maya Atkinson and Samara Bond, for their outstanding organisation and leadership.
We also extend our congratulations to the talented athletes who represented Pymble with pride, determination, and sportsmanship. It was a truly memorable occasion that reflected the strength of our school community and its cherished traditions.
Final score: Pymble 14, Knox 12. We look forward to next year’s match!






Nourish and Flourish
A big thank you to all the families and students who got involved in the Nourish and Flourish initiative! There was plenty of soup to go around, perfect for keeping warm during these chilly days. We’re looking forward to many more moments like this that bring our community together. A special shout-out to Mr Heggie, Acting Deputy Head of Senior School, for teaming up with the other Deputies to get this up and running for our students.
Term 3 Dates
24 September – Year 12 Picnic Clontarf – Students only
25 September – Year 12 Graduation Assembly – Students Only
26 September – Year 12 Speech Day, Farewell Chapel
26 September – Year 12 Valedictory Dinner
Patricia Gallardo
Acting Head of Senior School