I am very excited to share with the SCEGGS community that the development application for the SCEGGS Darlinghurst – Adaptive re-use of Wilkinson House (SSD-19989744) has been approved!
This means that William Smart’s beautiful, functional and sustainable vision for Wilkinson House will now be realised. Students and teachers can look forward to 10 great new learning areas that are large, light-filled and support a full range of learning modes. There will be an extension to the Sports Hall as well as light-filled spaces for recreation.
Hopefully, it might be possible for construction work to start at the end of the year with a view for us to occupy the building in late 2024. We are very grateful for the support we have received through the Light Her Path capital campaign to bring this vision to life. The campaign is ongoing, however the DA approval is a significant milestone in our journey to develop our small footprint in inner-city Darlinghurst for our current and future generations.
The approval has been the culmination of two submissions, consultation with our local community, neighbours, local indigenous representatives, government bodies and heritage experts which we will continue as we move towards the build. An overview of our consultation process is available here.
The upcoming Festival of Forbes on Sunday 21 August is a great opportunity to visit the SCEGGS campus where the SCEGGS Trust will be hosting tours of Wilkinson House and will share an overview of the new development.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Jenny Allum
Head of School
Mid-term Break Monday 15 August 2022
Families are reminded that the School will be closed for the Mid-term Break on Monday 15 August. We wish all families a happy SCEGGS long weekend!
Festival on Forbes
We can’t wait to see you all at the Festival on Forbes on Sunday 21 August! Here are the latest updates!
This is a shout-out to parents and carers who may be able to help in the day by volunteering in one of the following days:
Your Year group will need your help running the stall on the day, please contact your Class Parent for a link to the stall’s roster. Email your Class Parents if you can assist in any way or have any questions.
Merry People – we need hands for setting up and pulling down on Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon. The SCEGGS team work hard in the weeks leading up to the fair, but hands are needed on the day to help stall holders move into their area, with stall setup and then with tear down and bumping out. There are only a few hours after the Fair to have the classrooms ready for Monday morning classes.
Treasury Runners/EFTPOS Mentors – Volunteers are needed to assist with collecting cash from the stalls, counting and recording money received and EFTPOS machine support. Guidance for these procedures will be fully provided to all volunteers.
Cake Boxes
Cake boxes have been distributed to students, with some year groups to receive theirs early next week. And, as promised, here is a link to a recipe guide to inspire the baker in all of us!
Gourmet Pantry
The Gourmet Pantry Stall needs your help. We are looking for sweet and savoury jams, pickled produce, sauces, relishes, marinades, olives, lemon curd, cordial, salad dressings … the options are endless!
Jars and bottles to sell your contributions in will be available for collection from the General Office. Please email sceggsfof2022@gmail.com to specify how many jars/bottles you will need and what sizes (small, medium or large). We will notify you about the collection once your order is in.
Donations and Prizes
We are grateful for all the donations and prizes coming through – and there is plenty of room for more! These may be dropped off at anytime at the General Office, but don’t forget that every Friday we have our friendly volunteers stationed at the Forbes Street carpark from 7.45am – 8.45am.
Silent Auction
One of the major fundraisers for the Festival is the Silent Auction, and the P&F work hard with the wider community to obtain brilliant prizes.
Here is a preview of just some of our generous donations:
Woodcut – Private Dining Experience for a party of 12 guests valued at $9,000
Art Gallery of NSW – Private Curator Tour of Sydney Modern Project Building for 10 guests
Kangaroo Valley – Luxury Two Night Stay
Plus, more
A range of fine wines
Three night stay in Byron Bay
One week stay in Coromandel, New Zealand
Dinner at some of Sydney’s most recognised restaurants including Copperstone, Pompei’s, Ezra and Nomad
Work experience opportunities for students
Artwork
Luxury fashion items
Donations to the Silent Auction have an enormous impact on the Festival’s success and we value greatly the generosity of every donor who contributes to the auction.
The Festival on Forbes Committee would love to hear from you if you wish to donate or source prizes for the Auction. If you have any queries or ideas, please contact our Silent Auction Coordinator, Jenne Tsangaris or Director of Development, Daisy Bahen.
Many thanks for your support.
Your chance to win at the SCEGGS Fabulous Festival on Forbes – 50% off your daughter’s school fees for 2023
The SCEGGS Trust in conjunction with the P&F’s Festival on Forbes, will again be running the very popular School Fees Raffle at the 2022 Festival on Forbes.
First Prize: 50% off your daughter’s school fees for 2023
Runner-up Prizes: 4 x $250 Voucher for the SCEGGS School Shop
Ticket Price: $100 for one ticket
$175 for two tickets
$400 for five tickets
Thank you for your support – We look forward to seeing you at the 2022 Festival on Forbes.
Good Luck!
For Festival on Forbes information from previous editions of Behind the Green Gate, click here or email sceggsfof2022@gmail.com with any questions or queries.
Linking Student ID Cards to your FlexiSchools account
Did you know that students can pay for purchases/orders in the School Cafeteria with their Student ID card? To enable this, the student ID card needs to be linked to your FlexiSchools account.
You can find the instructions on how to do this here. The instructions are also available on the SCEGGS Portal, on the School Resources page.
The student card number is visible at the bottom of the ID Card.
Students wishing to pay with their SCEGGS student card at the Cafeteria must present their SCEGGS student card to the Cafeteria staff who are required to see the photo before a purchase is made as these cards are linked to debit cards/credit cards via Flexischools.
Students will not be permitted to make a purchase with a card if:
The image on their card has been damaged/destroyed/defaced so that their photo is no longer clear or visible on the card
They choose not to show their photo to the cafeteria staff
… and most importantly, the image on the card they show is not them!
If a new student card is needed for any reason, students are advised to please see Mrs Moss in the General Office and she will let you know how to order a new one and the costs to do so. Other alternatives for purchasing are to pre-order online using Flexischools or to pay with a physical debit/credit card.
National Science Week next week!
The Science Department has extremely exciting news!! National Science Week starts next week!! So grab your lab coats and come on down to our lunch time demonstrations and competitions.
Photograph by Michael Murphy
There will be explosions and implosions, fire and bubbles, plus a chance to make your own stirring rod, to dissect a rat and to prove your superior knowledge in the famous Inter-House Science Competition.
Photograph by Scohen2017
If you would like to estimate how many rubber bands it will take to implode our two watermelons, Boggus and Gregory, you can add your estimates here. Prizes will be awarded to anyone with the correct estimate.
These amazing experiments, demonstrations and competitions will kick off next week. If you would like to dissect a rat, please email Mrs Sharma and she will put your name down on the list. All the other experiments will be open to all, with a first in, best dressed policy. We hope to see you EVERY lunch next week! Come and get your Science on!!
Photograph by Kingfisher
Mrs Sharma Science Department
Sport News
Water Polo
Junior World Cup
A special to congratulations to Sienna Green in Year 12 who recently captained the Australian Junior Water Polo team at the FINA Youth Women’s World Championships in Serbia. The Australian team finished 6th overall following a narrow loss to Spain in their final match.
Sienna had a very successful tournament with an impressive 5 individual goals. As the team captain, Sienna had the following words to say about her teammates:
“I am just so proud of my girls … we are really happy about our position on the list; we all wanted to sense this international experience. We’ve gathered an incredible number of applicable advice at this championship, so this was truly a wonderful journey for our team”
Everyone at SCEGGS is so very proud of you Sienna, and we are excited and look forward to celebrating many more achievements as you embark on your international career.
NSW Junior Teams
The SCEGGS Water Polo success continues with Elizabeth Shin and Claudia Quinn being named in their respective NSW State age teams.
Elizabeth was named in the born 2008 Blues Team whilst Claudia was named in born 2007 Blues Team.
Good luck to both Elizabeth and Claudia as they prepare for Nationals.
Parents Code of Conduct for Saturday Sport
It has been wonderful to see spectators allowed back on the sidelines of school sport once again. I have really enjoyed meeting and chatting with many parents at sporting fixtures throughout the year.
Since the return to sport after Covid lockdowns, there has been a significant decrease in the amount coaches, referees/umpires and officials available. All schools are struggling to supply officials and many matches, particularly at IPSHA level, do not have any referees. Some schools are using teenage school students to cover officiating duties. If you have any issues or concerns at sporting fixtures, could I request that parents contact myself via email or phone, rather than approaching coaches, referees or opposing school staff.
I have included a couple of short articles from the Play By The Rules website that offer some tips for parents and shed light on some of the complex issues faced on the sidelines at sport. I encourage everyone to have a read:
There is a new IGSA website and platform for accessing wet weather, fixtures and team results. You do not need to register or sign up to be a member to access this site.
SCEGGS Training sessions before and after school plus Saturday Sport
Please check the @SCEGGSSport Twitter feed for the latest updates relating to cancellations.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact myself on 9052 2721 or 0418 491 521. Alternatively, if you have any news or photos that we can highlight in the newsletters please email alisongowan@sceggs.nsw.edu.au
Alison Gowan Director of Sport
Book Character Parade
On Thursday 25 August, all the girls in the Primary School are invited to DRESS UP as a book character, and to participate in the annual Book Character Parade. The purpose of this event is to celebrate Book Week in 2022!
Book Week is officially organised by the Children’s Book Council of Australia and is now in its 77th year. The aim of Book Week is to highlight the importance of, and the joy of reading; the theme in 2022 is Dreaming With Eyes Open.
Girls are invited to come to school dressed as their favourite book character and to bring a book to match their outfit. The girls may come to school already dressed in their costume and go home the same way. If girls come to school or go home by public transport, they will need to wear their uniform to school and change into their costume when they arrive.
Parents should ensure sensible shoes are worn as “character” shoes can be worn for the parade only.
Girls should also be aware that it is a normal school day and they need to sit and move around the classroom as usual, so large or uncomfortable costumes may not be such a good idea!
Parents are welcome to attend the parade and should arrive at the Primary School ready for the start of the parade at 9am. The parade will be held on the Primary playground weather permitting.
We are looking forward to a fun event to celebrate books and reading!
Helen Dempsey
Head of Primary
Music Matters
Festival on Forbes Music Performances – Ensembles
It is not long to go until SCEGGS musicians will be providing musical entertainment at the Festival on Forbes (Sunday 21 August). The ensembles that will be performing are:
Beginners Band
Primary Jazz Combo
Bugles
Secondary Jazz Combo
Clarion Band
Holst Wind Band
Basie Jazz Band
Contemporary Vocal Ensemble (CVE)
String Power
Stringalong
Sinfonietta
Chamber Strings
Amati Strings
Lux Strings
Rock Bands
Students are advised to meet their ensemble 20 minutes prior to the performances for tuning and set up. Please refer to the schedule for the times of performances.
Time
Bands and CVE (Top of JF)
String (Top of Primary Stairs – Auditorium)
Rock (Walkway above lawn)
10am
Beginners
String Power
–
10.20am
*Primary Jazz Combo
Bugles
StringAlong
–
10.40am
*Secondary Jazz Combo
Clarion
Sinfonietta
–
11am
Holst
Chamber Strings
–
11.20am
Basie
Contemporary Strings
Year 7 Rock Band
Rocks bridge overlooking lawn
11.40am
CVE
Amati Strings
–
12pm
–
Lux Strings
–
1pm
–
–
“Lemon Pie”
Rocks bridge overlooking lawn
Primary and Secondary Strings – to use L7/L8 to tune, unpack cases etc.
Primary, Secondary Bands and CVE – please meet in the Secondary School above the cafeteria at the Art Room overlooking the Joan Freeman courtyard.
Rock Bands – please unpack and set up at the bridge overlooking the lawn (outside of Mr Lee-Lindsay’s Office).
It is important that students take their instruments home before Friday 19 August – as the Diana Bowman Centre cannot be accessed on the day of the Festival.
Congratulations – Brass and Woodwind Concerts Thursday 4 August
Congratulations to all Primary and Secondary students who performed in last Thursday’s Brass and Woodwind Concert. It was wonderful to hear the variety of student performances which were well supported by the Brass and Woodwind tutors. Thank you to the performances by Primary Jazz Combo directed by Miss Louise Horwood (Trumpet), Secondary Woodwind Ensemble directed by Ms Nicole Barrett (Clarinet) and Brass Ensemble directed by Mr Michael Tierney (Director of Bands). Special thank you also to Ms Heidi Jones and Miss Stephanie Holmes for their organisation of the concert as well as their accompaniment support for the individual performances. Well done girls!
Year 7 Incursion – Performance by Basie Jazz Band Thursday 4 August
All Year 7 students and their Form teachers were treated to a special performance last Thursday during Form time by the school’s senior Jazz ensemble – Basie Jazz Band. Year 7 students are currently studying Jazz as part of their mandatory study of Music. Students were treated to performances of various standards including It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing) by Duke Ellington, as well as Light Rail which is the focus piece for the students’ Composition and Performance assessments this semester. Thank you to Ms Kidston for facilitating the performance and to Ms Alison Ryan for her direction of the performance. Hopefully this experience will help our Year 7 students with their understanding and appreciation of the Jazz style.
String Fun Day – Primary Strings
There were lots of happy Primary string players onsite at the Diana Bowman Centre on Sunday 7 August. Students from Sinfonietta and Stringalong participated in a workshop as preparation for their upcoming ASBOF competition on Sunday 28 August at Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Following their rehearsals, students were treated to a pizza lunch in the courtyard of the Diana Bowman Centre. Thank you to the string tutors that assisted on the day Miss Jedda Thorley (Violin/Class of 2020), Ms Amelia McCluney (Cello) and Mr Adrian Bendt (Violin and Viola). Thank you also to Sophie Gallagher-Horne (Year 10) who helped tutor on Double Bass and to Rebecca Colwell (Year 10) who helped with Viola and Piano accompaniment. Special thank you to Mrs Anne Sweeney (Director of Strings) who organised the day. Looking forward to the students’ performance at their upcoming ASBOF event.
Year 11 Music 1 and 2 Concert – Thursday 18 August 4pm
Students from Year 11 Music 1 and Music 2 will be presenting a series of solo performances next Thursday 18 August, 4pm in the Great Hall. It will be a wonderful afternoon of music with students from both courses presenting a variety of solo musical items.
This free concert is open to all members of the school community to attend. We encourage students who are currently undertaking Elective Music in Years 8 to 10 to attend with their parents to see where their musical study can lead.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Change of Date – SCEGGS HSC ENCORE Concert
The date of the SCEGGS HSC ENCORE Concert has been changed to Thursday 25 August – Great Hall, 6pm. We look forward to sharing the Year 12 Class of 2022’s music performances with the school community in this free concert.
All Elective Music students are also encouraged to attend this performance with their parents to experience and support the work of the senior Music students.
SYO Regional Tour
Last week, SYO’s Peter Seymour Orchestra and Symphonic Wind Orchestra had the opportunity to visit the communities of Lismore and Port Macquarie on our Regional Tour. Being able to spread some positivity and music to these communities who have gone through so much hardship throughout the past couple years, especially with the floods in Lismore earlier this year, was truly amazing. It was heart-warming to see so many people connect through music we played, as well as us being able to connect with local musicians who haven’t been able to play in a large orchestra for years.
Georgia Cate Baker Wood (Year 8) and Rochelle Wang (Year 11)
ASBOF Competition Tickets on Sale – Band and String Ensembles
Tickets for the ASBOF Competition are now on sale. The tickets for this event (25% discount when purchasing online) can be accessed via the ASBOF website here.
The ASBOF Web App is also accessible via the website and gives parents access to the full Festival Draw.
Please see below for the information and ensembles that are involved in this year’s competition:
Sunday 28 August – Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Sinfonietta – arrival time of 8.30am
Stringalong – arrival time of 9.35am
Bugles – arrival time of 11am
Sunday 11 September – Sydney Conservatorium of Music
Amati – arrival time of 10am
Holst Wind Band – arrival time of 1pm
Australian Youth Orchestra – Applications Open!
The Australian Youth Orchestra has opened applications for their 2023 programs. From gifted, school-aged students to those on a verge of a professional career, AYO provides specialised training opportunities for the next generation of musicians, composers and arts administrators. For more information and to apply, visit the website here.
Term 3 Calendar of Music Events
Week 5
Year 11 Music Concert, Thursday 18 August 4pm, Great Hall
Festival on Forbes (ensembles to be confirmed) – Sunday 21 August
Week 6
HSC ENCORE Concert, Thursday 25 August 6pm, Great Hall
*Please note the change of date from the school diary
ASBOF Competition, Sunday 28 August (Bugles, Stringalong and Sinfonietta). Further information will be provided by ensemble directors
Week 7
Musicale 3: Primary concert, Monday 29 August 4.30pm and Secondary concert, 6pm, Great Hall
Gala Dinner, Saturday 6.30pm (ensembles to be confirmed), Great Hall
Week 8
IPSHA Performance, Tuesday 6 September, Sydney Town Hall. Further information to come
ASBOF Competition, Sunday 11 September (Holst Wind Ensemble and Amati Strings)
Week 9
Stage 3 Concert, Thursday 15 September 6pm, Great Hall
Pauline Chow Head of Music
Visual Arts
This week’s banner is one of Eleanor Purcell’s images from the night time photography shoot at Bundanon.
Hello Bundanon!
The inaugural art camp to Bundanon was a magnificent end to week 2 for a group of Year 11 and 10 Visual Arts students. Bundanon is a sprawling natural property on the banks of the Shoalhaven river near Nowra and was the home of the Modernist painter Arthur Boyd, who gifted it to the nation in 1993. Whilst the historic sandstone homestead that was the home and studio for Arthur Boyd is in itself a beautiful piece of living history, it is the new additions to the site, namely the Bridge accommodation and centre for creative learning where we stayed during our trip, and the new gallery both designed by Melbourne architect Kerstin Thompson, that really captured our imagination.
Students were immersed in art the moment they alighted from the bus, with a private evening viewing of the gallery, then up the next morning to begin several workshops responding to themes such as the natural world, the figure and the built environment which culminated in the group exploring night photography in and around the Glen Murcutt buildings.
The 2022 Bundanon art trip was an incredible experience which gave every girl the opportunity to gain a new set of valuable skills. Surrounded by nature and animals, we were able to immerse ourselves in the environment and create some amazing art. Upon arrival, we were fortunate enough to get a tour of the onsite art gallery, which included various works of painter, Arthur Boyd. The remainder of the camp consisted of a multitude of photography activities such as nature walks, photographic collages, and even night-time photography. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the camp, gaining new skills, learning about the elements of photography, and making unforgettable memories.
Ianna Fatouros Year 11
Last weekend was full of flying fabric, mad collage and aweing at art and architecture as well as delicious grub. Students from the Year 11 and Year 10 art classes were lucky enough to visit Bundanon on an art camp. Our trip began on Friday, after packing the essentials rations we were ready to head off. Bundanon is located on Wodi Wodi and Yuin land, situated near Nowra. Bundanon in every way encourages unity and ecology in the environment. The physical architecture of Bundanon was bewitching, and it is perfectly embedded into its landscape. Our art gallery visit strung together different perspectives of the surrounding environment, from historical to contemporary. It was these ideas and appreciation for the environment that informed our art practice. On the second day we focused on photography, hiking through the bush we photographed the natural texture and verdure of the bush. Then using fabric and props we explored the idea of presence and of human interaction in the landscape. Both these activities required a deep meditative focus on our natural surroundings, an activity usually neglected in the blur of school. A huge thank you to Maz and Sas our camp leaders as well as a the incredible chefs at Bundanon, but biggest thank you to the art teachers Miss Jackson, Miss Dawson and Miss Brennan for traveling with us and making it all possible.
Tilda Meggitt Year 11
Life Drawing classes for Year 11 at the National Art School
We were also fortunate to be able organise bespoke sessions for Year 11 students at the National Art School last week to experience Life Drawing from a live model. Life Drawing is a foundational skill taught to students during their first year of a Bachelor’s degree and continuing as an essential feature of practice throughout their studies. It was wonderful to be able to have Luke Thurgate as our tutor as he is one of NAS’s specialist tutors and a skilful figurative artist in his own right.
As a small class we walked up the road to our neighbouring campus the National Art School. Each student was given an easel, charcoal pencils, and A2 paper. As the model shaped her poses, us girls began sketching her movement. The goal was the capture the fluidity of the human form. We had 4 minutes for each drawing, leaving our works quick and rough. At first my work was extremely tentative. I was afraid of the charcoal and unsure how to represent the body’s dimensions. But in our final 20-minute sketch I think each of us girls began to understand how to shape the movement of the body, capturing the limbs, curves, bends in the model’s form. For me life drawing at National Art school was my first experience capturing the form of a nude model. I was so thrilled with the progress I made in one short hour. I already plan on going back with the girls in my class to do more life drawing.
Bronte Burke Year 11
Last week we went to a life drawing lesson at the National Art School as part of our focus on ‘the body’. We stayed for an hour, and made five sketches, each based on a different pose. I was nervous about it at first having never done life drawing, but it ended up being a lovely experience and it helped me become more confident with my drawing. As we did four quick sketches of about five minutes each, I was forced to draw quickly and disregard my want to make the drawing perfect. As a result, I ended up creating sketches that were better than anything I’d done and since then I have been motivated to keep on practising and have continued to draw the body. It was a unique and exciting experience that I am very grateful to have had and I hope to go back again.
Coco Riminton Year 11
Heidi Jackson
Head of Visual Arts
HSC Design & Technology Major Design Project Exhibition
The TAS Department warmly invites the SCEGGS community to view the 2022 HSC Design and Technology Major Design Projects. Join us at 5.45pm on Wednesday 17 August in the JF Foyer to witness the future of design!
Toasty Tuesday
Toasty Tuesday is back next Tuesday on August 16 – the day after the mid-term break. We have been celebrating this day since 2019 and it is a time where we see how much energy we can save at school by turning off our heating and any unnecessary lighting as well as reducing our contribution to greenhouse gasses in the environment. Our best statistic so far is a 25% reduction in energy use. Let’s see if we can better this in 2022!
What happens on Toasty Tuesday?
Staff and students need to come to school in their warmest clothes. This is a mufti day where we are trying to be environmentally friendly by reducing the heating in the School.
The bike powered smoothies are back for Years 3 – 12. Warm yourself up by generating the energy to make you own strawberry or mango smoothie on our special bikes. These will cost $4.00. Secondary girls can pay by Eftpos or cash. Primary school girls (Year 3 – 6) can order their smoothies through Flexischools.
Toasted sandwiches (cheese, ham and cheese and tomato and cheese) will be available for $4.00. These can be ordered by the whole school on Flexischools.
So, get out your warm clothing and enjoy Toasty Tuesday on August 16. You may even want to challenge yourself to see how much energy you can save by creating your own Toasty Tuesday at home!
Sue Zipfinger Sustainability Coordinator
Inaugural Environmental Careers Afternoon
Do you want to be inspired about the amazing things passionate people are doing for the environment? If so, come along to our first ever environmental careers afternoon on Monday August 22 from 4pm – 6pm in the Lecture Theatre, JFSATC. Please book your complimentary ticket here.
This will be an informal afternoon with an opportunity for students and parents to listen to our presenters and ask questions in small groups. Our volunteers for the afternoon are mainly Old Girls and parents from our SCEGGS community.
We have presenters from a range of professions which include:
Anja Te Wake (RALPH 2003) – a town planner who worked on the net zero strategy for the City of Sydney Council and now works for the Department of Planning
Julie Vasadi and Rebecca Dixon – environmental lawyers
Eddie Mather (2003) – a renewable energy engineer specialising in large scale solar farms and battery energy storage projects
Dr Neeraj Sharma – a scientist working in battery research and energy storage as part of reducing our reliance on fossil fuels
Ed Nicholas – a waste to energy developer
Rose Davies (2008) – an architect specialising in environmental design
Dr Jessica Veliscek Carolan (2003) – a nuclear chemist working for ANSTO
Hannah Jones (2007) – a decarbonising design engineer
Sydney Gomes (2017) – a student studying a Master of Sustainability and working on regenerating farms in Victoria
Elizabeth Taylor – civil engineer who helped develop RedR (Registered Engineers for Disaster Relief) and is now leading a multimillion project researching the development of sustainable concrete
Hudson Worsley – a sustainability consultant
If you have any questions, please to not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to seeing you on Monday August 22.
Sue Zipfinger Sustainability Coordinator
Jeans for Genes Day
On behalf of Year 11, we would like to thank the SCEGGS community very much for their generous and kind donation for this year’s Jeans for Genes fundraiser. A total of $3605 was raised, with the money going to the Children’s Medical Institute Research.
Thank you again for supporting such a worthwhile cause…and a special thanks to all of you who dressed up for the day in Country Denim!
Year 11 Jeans for Genes Day Committee
Careers Corner
Issue 35 of the Careers Corner Newsletter is out now! Click here to read about upcoming university open days and applying to study in the UK.
