Senior Student Exchange
During the recent mid-year break, Tullamarine airport was a hive of activity for many of our students. As part of our Year 9 exchange, several students embarked on their journey to Wellington and Christchurch, New Zealand, immersing themselves in the local culture, attending school classes, enjoying time on holiday.
Another group of students and their parents headed to the airport excitedly awaiting the arrival of the Year 10 girls from York, England and the Year 11 girls from Aberdeen, Scotland. This was the second stage of the exchange following our girls who travelled to our sister schools in the United Kingdom for an extended exchange over our summer break.
I would like to welcome the students visiting from the UK and welcome home those who travelled to New Zealand.
Mr Phillip McConchie
Student Selected For The Archies
Congratulations to Madeleine A L who has been selected as a finalist in the Young Archies for her painting of her great-grandmother. Michelle, Madelaine’s mother, expressed how grateful she is to the visual art staff at the School, Heather Landman and Natalie Petruccelli for all the support they have been providing Madeleine to foster her … Continued
Podcast – University of Melbourne – Talking Teaching – With our Principal Dr Annette Rome
Our Principal Dr Annette Rome talks to University of Melbourne’s Talking Teaching Podcast with Associate Professor Gwilym Croucher to discuss the potential impacts of the Universities Accord, strategies for preparing school students for making decisions around their future and how to ensure good outcomes for everyone. Listen Here
Podcast – For the Sake of Science – Episode 2 – An Interview with Professor Nicholson
The project, “For the Sake of Science” aspires to create an ongoing podcast which increases love of science and STEM participation, by having people with experience in different scientific disciplines speak. By doing so, we hope to show that science extends beyond textbook definitions learnt at school and is relevant in many aspects of life. … Continued
