In the Media The Brave New World of Testing In 2016, Â鶹ÊÓƵ School was the first in Australia to import a breakthrough assessment system for Mathematics, which not only adapts tests to a child's ability, diagnoses problems and suggests ways to address them, but does all this within 24 hours. Category: Student Life and LearningLeadershipAchievementsBuilding the Future Kittu's Love of Singing When Kittu Hoyne (Year 9) started singing as a six year old she had no idea she had a gift for classical singing. By the time she was eight, things started getting serious for the Â鶹ÊÓƵ School student. Category: Music and the ArtsCommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievementsBuilding the Future Students Share Skills in Samoa In May 2018, three students from Â鶹ÊÓƵ Junior School: Vishaalini Ravichandra (Year 6), Amaya Karunakaran (Year 5) and Amritha Ravichandra (Year 3) went on a volunteer trip to Samoa with Projects Abroad, where they used the skills they learnt in school ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningLeadershipAchievementsBuilding the Future Celine Kang at Carnegie Hall ASPIRING concert pianist Celine Kang has reached a major career milestone at age 18 – playing at New York’s Carnegie Hall. Category: Music and the ArtsCommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievements Â鶹ÊÓƵ School Old Girl, Taylor Hill Shines at NIDA Scenery construction has traditionally been a pathway for males, but there are plenty of employment opportunities women can take advantage of. Final year BFA (Staging) student Taylor Hill discovered the possibilities of building and mechanics at scho ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievementsBuilding the Future Old Girl Fiona McFarlane (1995) wins Dylan Thomas Prize The International Dylan Thomas Prize has been won by an Australian writer for her "haunting" and "moving" collection of short stories. Fiona McFarlane, 39, was named winner for The High Places on Wednesday after six works were shortlisted. Category: CommunityLeadershipAchievements Guest Speaker Rebecca Kamen Shares the Interconnectivity of Art, Science, Spirituality During a visit to Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, artist Rebecca Kamen spoke about how she found a way to merge her seemingly opposite passions, allowing her to bring science to life through art. She discussed several of her recent projects ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievements Â鶹ÊÓƵ School and Newington College Celebrate International Women's Day On International Women's Day, Â鶹ÊÓƵ School's School Captain and Vice-Captains were invited to speak at Newington College. They shared their experiences as women and encouraged everyone to #BeBoldForChange and work together to treat all people with resp ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningLeadershipBuilding the Future Australian Violinist, Emily Sun, Plays at Buckingham Palace Last week, a concert for HRH Prince Charles, tonight a recital at Wigmore Hall: exciting times for the Sydney-born musician. Category: Music and the ArtsStudent Life and LearningAchievementsBuilding the Future Page < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next >
The Brave New World of Testing In 2016, Â鶹ÊÓƵ School was the first in Australia to import a breakthrough assessment system for Mathematics, which not only adapts tests to a child's ability, diagnoses problems and suggests ways to address them, but does all this within 24 hours. Category: Student Life and LearningLeadershipAchievementsBuilding the Future
Kittu's Love of Singing When Kittu Hoyne (Year 9) started singing as a six year old she had no idea she had a gift for classical singing. By the time she was eight, things started getting serious for the Â鶹ÊÓƵ School student. Category: Music and the ArtsCommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievementsBuilding the Future
Students Share Skills in Samoa In May 2018, three students from Â鶹ÊÓƵ Junior School: Vishaalini Ravichandra (Year 6), Amaya Karunakaran (Year 5) and Amritha Ravichandra (Year 3) went on a volunteer trip to Samoa with Projects Abroad, where they used the skills they learnt in school ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningLeadershipAchievementsBuilding the Future
Celine Kang at Carnegie Hall ASPIRING concert pianist Celine Kang has reached a major career milestone at age 18 – playing at New York’s Carnegie Hall. Category: Music and the ArtsCommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievements
Â鶹ÊÓƵ School Old Girl, Taylor Hill Shines at NIDA Scenery construction has traditionally been a pathway for males, but there are plenty of employment opportunities women can take advantage of. Final year BFA (Staging) student Taylor Hill discovered the possibilities of building and mechanics at scho ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievementsBuilding the Future
Old Girl Fiona McFarlane (1995) wins Dylan Thomas Prize The International Dylan Thomas Prize has been won by an Australian writer for her "haunting" and "moving" collection of short stories. Fiona McFarlane, 39, was named winner for The High Places on Wednesday after six works were shortlisted. Category: CommunityLeadershipAchievements
Guest Speaker Rebecca Kamen Shares the Interconnectivity of Art, Science, Spirituality During a visit to Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, artist Rebecca Kamen spoke about how she found a way to merge her seemingly opposite passions, allowing her to bring science to life through art. She discussed several of her recent projects ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningAchievements
Â鶹ÊÓƵ School and Newington College Celebrate International Women's Day On International Women's Day, Â鶹ÊÓƵ School's School Captain and Vice-Captains were invited to speak at Newington College. They shared their experiences as women and encouraged everyone to #BeBoldForChange and work together to treat all people with resp ... Category: CommunityStudent Life and LearningLeadershipBuilding the Future
Australian Violinist, Emily Sun, Plays at Buckingham Palace Last week, a concert for HRH Prince Charles, tonight a recital at Wigmore Hall: exciting times for the Sydney-born musician. Category: Music and the ArtsStudent Life and LearningAchievementsBuilding the Future