Our 140th year has been one of celebration and reflection, as well as looking at our heritage as a map for our future.

As we transition from winter to spring, we have had an exceptionally busy and enriching few weeks in our ELC.

We continue to be impressed with our Junior School Wilderness girls… they are courageous, creative, solution-driven and confident – embracing new opportunities to learn and determined to have fun along the way.

To ensure that students can confidently nominate for events in the upcoming Athletics Carnival and safely compete, a Come and Try afternoon was held for the Year 7 students.

As we start to move out of winter, the middle of Term 3 is filled with glimpses of sunshine, blossoms on the trees and a sense that change is coming.

It is hard to believe that we are at the halfway point in the Term, time is certainly flying by very quickly. Our Year 12’s are particularly aware of how limited their time with us is becoming but they are excited about what is to come next.

What an amazing afternoon we had at Park 9 on Tuesday 27 August. Our Senior A Football team defeated Seymour in the Grand Final to claim the 2024 IGSSA Shield.

The South Australian Bands and Orchestra Festival, presented by ABODA was held in Week 4 across 13-15 of August.

Our International Exchange Program is a wonderful opportunity to learn about other cultures and places.

We welcome Mrs Monique Forgione to the team as Advancement Administrator.

Students can feel assured in their course preferences and plan ahead with confidence by referring to their 2025 Guaranteed ATARs and considering their 2024 lowest selection ranks.

We have introduced a NEW Before School Care Program. This is an exciting addition to our OSHC offerings, and we can't wait to see more of our girls join us for breakfast before school for fun and play, getting a great start to their day!