- Wednesday 16 May Year 12 Literature soiree
- Wednesday 16 May DAV Debating Round 3
- Wednesday 16 May VCE Unit 3 Drama SAC Performance Evening
- Thursday 17 May Year 10 Science excursion
- Thursday 17 May Year 12 Art excurison
- Thursday 17 May Year 5 and 6 Parent Information Session
- Thursday 17 May World Challenge meeting
- Friday 18 May Year 9/10 Performance to Production excursion
- Friday 18 May ForART Exhibition and Silent Auction
- Sunday 20 May Boroondara Eisteddfod
- Monday 21 May Girls @ Centre visit (until Sunday 27 May)
- Monday 21 May Junior School Buddies Week (until Friday 25 May)
- Monday 21 May SYDSA Cross Country (selected Years 4-6)
- Monday 21 May Year 9 House Debating
- Monday 21 May Boroondara Eisteddfod
- Tuesday 22 May GSV Cross Country Preliminary
- Tuesday 22 May Junior School Anderson House Day
- Wednesday 23 May Junior School Assembly, National Simultaneous Storytime and Music
- Wednesday 23 May Year 9/10 Garment Construction excursion
- Wednesday 23 May Big Science Competition selected students
Library Resource Centre
An integral element of Ruyton is our Library Resource Centre, which incorporates library facilities for Junior and Senior Schools. The Centre provides a vast selection of literature, with a number of quiet corners to encourage reading. Well-resourced with an excellent range of research material, the LRC also offers up-to-date technology facilities and training in effective online research using the Internet and Intranet.
Junior School classes have weekly sessions in the Centre, where skills lessons develop an understanding of the operational aspects of the Centre as well as supporting the research involved in the integrated studies units. The classroom literature programmes from Kindergarten to Year 12 are designed in collaboration with the teacher-librarians to celebrate the joy of reading by introducing an appropriate range of books including new titles, together with authors and illustrators.
For girls in the Senior School, the Centre provides an ideal venue for independent work and research, whilst classes may be timetabled in the LRC for reading or to expand their research skills and undertake individual projects, with the guidance of experienced staff.