At Wilderness, we are consistently seeking to ensure that we are providing an exceptional education for our girls. We often look outside of our own gates, to learn from the best leaders, thinkers and educators across the world to enable this.

Inspired by the brilliant performance of Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge, following their excursion the Annie girls have taken their learning down several different paths.

It is difficult to believe that we have nearly come to the end of another term together in our Junior School.

Our Year 7 Chinese students have been exploring the many facets of the written language, with a focus on the history and evolution of Chinese characters, to be able to write characters using traditional calligraphy tools.

Service to others and giving back to the community are invaluable aspects of personal growth and character development for Senior School girls.

The Boarders' Fashion Parade held earlier this term attracted a large and generous crowd. Again, this year I am pleased to share that we successfully raised $9,725 through the event.

During Weeks 6 and 7 our sporting teams commemorated Reconciliation Round. Teams participated in numerous initiatives across the two weeks.

On Thursday 8 June, we had more than 80 students participate in our Chamber Concert.

Our littlest learners have been intrigued and amazed at the building work taking place, peeking through the fence and identifying new sounds. They were lucky enough to have a special tour of the construction site, thanks to SARAH Constructions, where they were able to experience being site workers—complete with their safety vests, helmets and goggles!

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