Educating Girls

Know thy impact. This has become a well-known phrase for educators across the world, through the work of Professor John Hattie.

Principal, Linda Douglas discusses how girls can achieve more when given their own dedicated place to learn and develop.

Principal, Linda Douglas discusses the importance of allowing students time to rest and recover from the psychological workout of the pandemic, enabling them to be stronger.

Principal, Linda Douglas discusses the powerful impact of feedback.

Academic Buoyancy is recognised as a key component of a students’ capacity to thrive and prosper at school and beyond.

This month we celebrated International Women's Day, coming together as a community to recognise women leaders under the UN Women banner #womenlead.

While the past 12 months have undoubtedly been challenging, the pandemic has also served as a salient reminder of the importance and power of human connection.

Someone once said, ‘Parenting isn’t a practice, it’s a daily learning experience’. How true these words are and how important they became in recent times when our ‘real’ lives played...

When the Class of 2020 determined they would lead this year with Radiance and Unity we had no idea of the challenge and uncertainty a pandemic would unleash on our world.

Director of Wellbeing, Trish Hatzis reflects on a year that brought to the fore a sense of community, humanity and resilience for many.