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With each member of the Visual Arts team a practising artist themselves, it is no wonder that many of our students are selected to exhibit at the Year 12 Perspectives each year.

This week I would like to share with you some of the fantastic things I saw our girls being involved with.  This definitely highlighted to me why our girls thrive in Year 5.

This week we've had staff vs students netball game, Year 6 Winter Games and Year 5s building towers out of spaghetti, just to name a few. Enjoy the wrap up of Week 8.

This week we look at the Writing Club Co-curricular activity. Two Year 8 students Esther Kipchumba and Alana Clements tell us why they chose this co-curricular and what they get out of it.

Staff from the Humanities Department alongside nine Year 12 Geography and Economics students attended the launch of the Bankwest Curtin Economic Centre's report on housing affordability at the [...]

Having seen many people with cancer and knowing how hard that is, Year 12 boarder, Holly Bradford, decided she wanted to do something to help make someone’s battle a little easier.

Rain and cold didn’t stop our intrepid Year 12 Outdoor Education students enjoying the Bushwalking Expedition held last week over two days.

With auditions complete, the Senior IGSSA Dance Troupe rehearsals are well underway for the Showcase next month.

Our alumni have such interesting stories to tell. This week we talked to former Head Girl, Elle Pound (McLaren 2005)

Congratulations to Year 11 student, Lauren Hardbottle, who represented Australia at the Wheelchair Under 25s Basketball World Championships in Thailand recently.

Congratulations to Year 10 student Lauren Thompson who has been selected for the Western Australian Cricket Association’s new Female Winter Academy.

Wade Taylor was the guest artist at the Art Encounter Day, held at the College last weekend.

Our Year 11 Food Science General class have been learning how food advertising influences adolescent food choices, by investigating on-trend food products for special occasions.  

What kids need most from us is a meaningful connection. Research shows it has a profound impact on their physical and mental health. How do we build that connection?

Lauren Hyde-Cooling is from the Class of 2017. She is a national representative in pole-vaulting.

Dr Catherine Archer is currently an academic working in Strategic Communication at Murdoch University. She shared her expertise with our Year 11 girls.

In Pastoral Care Time, Year 10s were lucky to have Ruth Hatherley (1995) speak to them. Ruth is the founder and CEO of her very successful blockchain technology company, Money Catcha.

In this edition of SchoolTV, parents will learn what is the best approach for primary and secondary school-aged children. We hope you take time to reflect on the information offered in this [...]

This week, Principal Jennifer Oaten outlines the leadership skills our girls will need if they are to create change in the future.

Here is the Weekly Wrap Up for Week 7. Enjoy!