It’s been a year since we introduced you to our current Prefect team, but it seems like only yesterday, as Head Prefects Emily Abadee and Ang-Ya Koo will attest. This week, I asked the girls to share the most valuable lessons they have learned from their time in office to assist our incoming and aspiring student leaders. Over to Emily and Ang-Ya…
Winter is here! Please remember health and uniform standards. Tomorrow is our annual Wrap With Love Knit-In. We're also supporting Sir David Martin Foundation Week to help young Australians in crisis, inspired by Year 12's Ellie Hennessey. Plus, next Friday, "Nourish and Flourish" offers healthy soup.
This week in the Upper School, student leaders promoted diversity, and the Athletics Carnival brought out great house spirit. Digital safety expert Yasmin London shared vital insights on digital resilience for girls navigating online interactions, with an upcoming parent session planned. We also celebrated student successes in both science and languages.
Welcome to Week 7! Our Middle School girls are off to Olympic Park for athletics today, and we're incredibly thankful for the generous interest from families offering to host Milingimbi students next term. Don't forget the fun Gloucester Gatherings on Tuesdays and Thursdays!
It's been a busy and inspiring time at Pymble! Our Year 5 Kindness Captains attended the Children's Kindness Convention, an initiative we started that's now spreading. Tomorrow, Year 2 families are invited to our "Windows into Learning" event, and a huge congrats to all our K-2 girls for their fantastic Athletics Carnival yesterday!
From special long weekend trips home, like Sybella's adventure with her friends to Tambar Springs, Pymble Boarders have been embracing every opportunity. We're also excited for upcoming events and our presence at the Boarding Schools Expo in Griffith and Wagga Wagga.
In a thoughtful reflection on the power of names, Rev. Danielle Hemsworth-Smith explores how, much like God, we are each known by many titles throughout our lives. From cherished roles like 'mum' and 'friend' to those that have caused hurt, she delves into how these names shape our identities and interactions. The article beautifully underscores the importance of embracing the names that truly reflect our unique, complex selves, and ultimately, reminds us that the most profound name we all hold is 'loved'.
Careers information for Secondary School students.
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Gymnastics, Equestrian, Hockey, Swimming
Celebrating Our First In-House Gymnastics Competition! Wow! What an incredible experience we had last…
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Hockey in Week7
Swimming in Week 7
Drama in Week 7
Language Arts in Week 7
Music in Week 7
Maddison Scott, Co-ordinator of Equestrian Coonabarabran Northwest Equestrian Expo 2025…
Weekly wrap up of Performing Arts.
After-Hours Study is a free program provided by the College for Year 11 and 12 students to access support for their learning and study.
Homework Help is a free after-school service offered to all students in the Secondary School.
Our five-day, non-residential HSC Study Camps offer Year 12 students a focused and structured study environment, free from distractions.
This week’s edition of Clued In was created by Catherine Li from your Student Communications Leadership…
What a fabulous night for our parent community! Parents from across the College from K…
Scholarships for 2026 and 2027 are now open for applications.