This week in Junior School, we've been celebrating some wonderful achievements and community milestones. Our Year 6 students are flying high after their brilliant performances of Peter Pan, showcasing their talent and teamwork in a true rite of passage. We're also looking forward to coming together as a community for our annual Garden Party this Saturday. This edition also highlights the incredible resilience shown by our girls, from our young entrepreneurs and STEM legends to a very special walkathon organised to support the Juvenile Arthritis Foundation Australia.

Middle School has been a hub of activity as students returned from examinations and embraced new challenges. This newsletter highlights the success of the recent Year 8 Outdoor Education Program at the Colo River, where students participated in a range of activities designed to build resilience and independence. It also celebrates the achievements of two remarkable students: Chloe Morrison of Year 7, who won the U12 girls' singles Tennis Championship, and Athena Wu of Year 8, who was recognised with several awards at the World Scholar's Cup Sydney Round.

It has been a truly remarkable and busy time in the Upper School, and as we approach the end of Term 3, we can reflect on the incredible efforts of our students. From the exciting atmosphere of sport finals season to the joyful preparations for our annual Garden Party, our students have showcased their talent and community spirit.

After a period of examinations, the Senior School has returned to its normal rhythm, allowing students time to reflect on their academic progress. As Year 12 students approach their final days, the Ex-Students' Union (ESU) extended a warm welcome, offering them a valuable network for career guidance and support, and presenting them with a keyring to symbolise their ongoing connection to the Pymble community.

In this week's Boarding newsletter, we reflect on the wonderful sense of community that makes life at Pymble so special. We were incredibly proud to have our First Nations scholars represent us so powerfully at a recent conference and to host a heartwarming reunion with former students at our Pymble in Orange event. As we look ahead to this weekend's Garden Party, we are reminded of the generous spirit of our community.