Kookaburra 2020

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CONTENTS Editors

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Year 9

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Principal

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Year 10

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OCA 100 Years

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Year 11 78

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Baird

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Student Council

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Carmichael

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Year 12 Ball

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Ferguson

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Leavers Awards

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McNeil

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Leavers 2020

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Ross

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Junior School 32

Stewart

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Pre-K 34

Summers

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Kindergarten 36

Learning

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Pre-Primary 38

Service

100

Year 1 40

Wellbeing

102

Year 2 42

Junior School/Senior School

104

Year 3 44

Sports

107

Year 4 46

Arts 110

Year 5 48

Boarders 114

Year 6 50

Gorna Liyarn 118

Senior School

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Beyond PLC 122

Year 7

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Pockets 124

Year 8

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Staff 126

Head Prefects

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Editors F O R T H E 2 0 2 0 E D I T I O N O F T H E KO O K A B U R R A , O U R G O A L WA S T O I N C O R P O R AT E T H E S C H O O L M O T T O O F “ 2 0 2 0 V I S I O N ” BY I N C L U D I N G T H E TA L E N T S A N D A C H I E V E M E N T S T H R O U G H O U T T H E H I S T O RY O F P LC A N D C O M M E M O R AT E T H E 1 0 0T H A N N I V E R S A R Y O F T H E O L D C O L L E G I A N S ’ A S S O C I AT I O N (O C A ) .

We have represented this motto and OCA anniversary throughout the publication by deciding on a theme inspired by past Kookaburras, emulating the aesthetic of an old Australiana-styled journal to capture the adventure and journey of the PLC community. To achieve this aesthetic, we decided to include archival images, symbols and drawings found in previous publications of the yearbook. Notably, the illustration of a kookaburra on the front cover of this year’s edition was also featured on the cover of the 1917 edition. This inclusion of archival elements, paired with current images, provides a clear link between the past and future of the PLC community.

Throughout the year, we were faced with many challenges, specifically as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Sadly due to the disruptions caused by the pandemic, we were unable to include tours in the Beyond PLC spread featured in previous publications.

Being involved in the creation of the 2020 Kookaburra has been a privilege and a learning experience for the both of us. We would like to thank Ms Gemma Freel, Mrs Bianca Venturi, Ms Kylie Yacopetti and the Communications and Engagement team for supporting and guiding us throughout this crazy year. We have loved being a part of this journey and can’t wait to share the finished product.

HARPER SHEPHARD & BELLA LIDDELOW

The aim of the Kookaburra is to highlight the memorable moments of 2020 across all areas of the PLC community, and we hope that this edition will be something for all students and staff to look back on fondly. Thank you to the Class of 2020 for making our time at PLC unforgettable. We wish everyone the best for the future.

MS CATE BEGBIE

Principal's REPORT

W H AT WA S YO U R FAV O U R I T E SUBJECT IN SCHOOL? WHY? My favourite subject at school was History. I studied both Modern and Ancient History in my last two years of school and had I not become a teacher, I dreamt of being an archaeologist. Thucydides’ “History of the Pelopennesian War” was probably my favourite text in my final years of school and my additional unit in Modern History allowed me to explore European History between the world wars.

I loved everything about History and mostly that it provided a background for the world today. I found it remarkable to learn about the major events that shaped the world as I knew it. I think it was the study of History that gave me an appreciation for that ‘world as I knew it’. I would also give my teachers the credit for my love of History, Mr Porter and and Mr Ridgwell both lived and breathed History and it came across in their teaching.

All of these years later, I don’t remember ever not looking forward to their History lessons.

W H O I S YO U R B I G G E S T I N S P I R AT I O N ?

My grandma has definitely been the biggest inspiration in my life. She passed away at the age of 97 in in 2006, but her words and my memories of her had a lasting impact on me. My grandma was a woman before her time and she believed that women had a right to have aspirations and follow their passions. I was the youngest grandchild and the only granddaughter on either side of our family, and my grandma never allowed me to consider that I wouldn’t go to university and have a career. My family didn’t have a lot of money and she supported me emotionally and financially through those years and I will be eternally grateful to her. She was also a woman who had high expectations and made me

take responsibility for my behaviour and actions from a young age. She instilled in me from a very young age that I was responsible for my own decisions and actions, that I should always own those and never make excuses.

Even the thought of her all these years later puts a smile on my face; she was an incredible woman.

W H AT H A S B E E N YO U R H I G H L I G H T FOR 2020?

In a year that has come with its challenges, I can reflect on many highlights but most of them come back to one theme, ‘community’. This year, I have seen so many wonderful examples of our community coming together to support each other. In a year that could be remembered for everything we ‘didn’t have’ I have been immensely proud to have been a part of a community that could see through this to what we ‘did have’ and what was truly important – each other. Staff, parents and students came together in way that I doubt they have ever had to before. Our Year 12 students in particular have impressed me every step of the way.

No one could blame Year 12 students for feeling that there were rites of passage and events that were missed or were not as they had been for the girls who went before them. It has been a privilege to walk alongside our Year 12 cohort as they have navigated this year with such grace and positivity. I am sure that the girls will never forget this year, and I will never forget how well they led our school through this year.

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KOOKABURRA 2020 THIS YEAR IS A SPECIAL YEAR FOR THE P LC O L D C O L L E G I A N S ’ A S S O C I AT I O N AS WE TURN 100 YEARS OLD. It’s hard to imagine this association has been around for 100 years. What makes it so special are the Old Collegians that make up the OCA and their love and passion for their school that has not faltered for more than 100 years. As graduates of PLC, you become Old Collegians and members of the Old Collegians’ Association, so, I would like to welcome all the 2020 year 12 graduates to the OCA. The OCA exists to nurture the ongoing relationship between former students, and with the School, through hosting events and activities that promote PLC values, benefit the School community, and offer lifelong learning opportunities.

The OCA hopes to provide leadership through example. We aim to do this through our Inspiring Women’s programme. Many Old Collegians have been invited to speak at PLC. Artists, fire fighters, film makers, an orthopaedic surgeon, barristers and a community service innovator. I hope some of you will be back one day to inspire PLC’s students.

As part of the OCA you will always feel connected and welcomed to the School, and it will help you remain in contact with your friends and classmates.

The OCA, also aims to support Old Collegians’ professional development. We run networking breakfasts with Scotch College Old Scholars, featuring speakers in many different areas of business. There is a mentoring programme to connect with experienced Old Collegians for guidance and more information about your career path.

One of the OCA’s main objectives is to give back and further the educational objectives of the School. We have done this in the past with donations that have purchased the Year 12 Common Room, a rowing boat and a STEM room. The Annual Art Exhibition raises vital funds to support the School community and achieve this objective; it also engages the OCA network, and is a popular event for the local community.

Of course, the strength of the OCA depends on the engagement of our members. Volunteering to assist with OCA with events and activities is an opportunity to participate and give back to the PLC community. We hope to see PLC graduates at some of our events in the years to come. The PLC family will always be with every PLC girl.

JENNIE DEYKIN (EASTWOOD; 1982) President (2017/18 - 2019/2020) PLC Old Collegians Association

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PREFECTS W H AT W I L L YO U M I S S M O S T A B O U T SCHOOL?

I F YO U C O U L D H AV E D I N N E R W I T H ANY CELEBRITY WHO WOULD IT BE?

We will miss seeing everyone every day because that is a highlight of school for us. School for us is like a big family holiday, it has its ups and downs, but in the end you always come away with great memories because the whole family was there. Our favourite parts have to be the Banana Bread from Bev’s, the amazing teachers and their commitment to our education, the energy from all the girls and lastly, random fun things that happen on a daily basis. The Year 12 Locker room meme board included.

We would have dinner with Steve Irwin and Colin Firth.

If we were with Steve, we would ask him if he ever considered doing a collab with David Attenborough and if he said no, offer to direct it. We would take Steve to a Teppanyaki restaurant because its wild and energetic, which we would guess, is his vibe. If we were with Colin Firth, we would take him to Hungry Jacks and order him a Frozen Coke as he has probably never experienced this Australian culinary icon. We would ask Colin if his character, Harry in Mamma Mia, is the father of Donna’s daughter, Sophie. WE NEED ANSWERS!

W H AT I S YO U R A D V I C E F O R N E X T YEAR’S YEAR 12S? Three simple things: 1. Find a reason to smile every day (Hint: try Mr Mac’s lollie stash). 2. Teachers are your ticket to success (Hint: if you’re not sure, just ask!)

3. Always give it a go, you’ll never know if you don’t go (Hey now, you’re an All Star get your game on, go play- Smash Mouth’s ‘Allstar’.

W H AT WA S YO U R F U N N I E S T M E M O R Y FROM THIS YEAR? On the day we found out that IGSSA Swimming wasn’t going ahead, the Year 12 Team decided to head to North Cott beach with the food that was meant for Swimming Afters (really good brownies) and held our own novelty events. Steph and Holly had a meltdown but it was a quick fix thanks to the brownies. We got a few strange looks from beachgoers as about twenty girls dressed in PLC Bathers sprinted into the water and began furiously swimming a very intense race.

I think it’s safe to say that those people won’t see a spectacle like that again anytime soon.

ELLA MIELS, HEAD PREFECT & INGRID LEDGER, DEPUTY HEAD PREFECT

CLASS OF 9

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GEORGIANA MIRAMS Baird House Captain

Y T O'GRAD SCARLET use Captain o H Summers

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AHERN ISABELLA se Captain ou H t Stewar

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Year 12 Ball

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Most likely to become a teacher at PLC AUDREY WILKINS

Most likely to have a town named after them a Most likely to start political movement

LILY ARBUCKLE

win the Most likely to e iz Nobel Peace Pr ME TO IT H W A H NIS

Most likely to become a millionai re CLARA CH EN

Most com p MILLIE M etitive cCARTH Y

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Most loyal customer of the café ELLA MIELS

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Biggest fashion icon BELLA POLL

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Leavers

2020

BAIRD

AVA BUX

EVI BELL Thank you to all the teachers who ignored me eating in their class

REBECCA DONNE

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horse girl

AGHY

ALEXANDRIA EL-R Been a medium rare year

ISABELLE HAMER

KATHERINE H

*labore et honore starts playing* this doesn’t sound like bangarang…

“started school with straight b’s, now I’m not even straight”

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Where’s the milk?

UTTON

TZE MATILDA LU That was very much not adequate

CHARLOTTE

HANA FUJII

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I can’t deal

Not to be confused with Mt. Fuji

JASPA KATHRIVELU It’s a razor scooter to the ankle kind of year

GEORGIANA MIR

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Anyone want human bio notes?

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BONNIE C Ms Liability

YEAH NAH, SHE’LL BE RIGHT

Yes, I was the one who crashed the 710 bus

INGRID LEDG

SAHARA CLARKE

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MAE KELL

It’s m-a-E, not m-a-Y

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CLAIRE M No, Myanmar is not down south.

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School is Ja’mie King me crazy

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JAMIE SABAV ALA

Did I win?

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AMELIA BERRY I have probably been on your fyp

ZSA ZSA FOIRE HART Can someone pick me up from work?

UKO

ASHLEY MAM

ZOO-WEE MAMA!!!!

DENNA BERTRAM

EVANGELINE BEVAN

Always late to school even though I lived across the road.

SLEY

ER JESSAMY HAM

Everyone’s waiting for their ATAR but I’m still waiting for Niall Horan to dm me back.

MADISON M

ARLEY

I used to think I was indecisive, but now I’m not too sure

Latte with a few extra shots please

Sorry wrong chat

TAYLOR LINDQUIST

GEORGIA KESTEL

I liked school so much I stayed another year.

Use code GK10 for checkout at Peter Alexander

GINGER McGREGO

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Like world peace

AVA DRAGE

MATILDA McMAN

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There is no ‘i’ in team but there is a me in it.

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Spent five years drawing PLC stripes on my target socks.

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ABBEY NOBLE

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MADISON OSB

I napped more than than I studied and I’m still tired

MADISON WATERS

“Gotta keep an eye out for Selener”

“We do not remember days, we remember moments.” Cesare Pavese

EVENS

ANNIE PRICE

ST ISABELLA Another Term, another missed opportunity to “get organised”

Sugar Free

HERS

KARRI WIT

AVA YU I had an appointment

sicko mode

FERGUSON SHAOJIE CHEN Love online-studying, “smiley face”.

RIST

MADELEINE G

What does a Civics and Social Justice Captain even do?

ISABEL GUSTER My diet starts tomorrow

CASSIDY EMMOT

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4 out of 3 people struggle with math

STEPHANIE HAIR I could tell you why I’m over-committed but I don’t have time

E FARRELL

MADELEIN

Yes I am boarder.

No I don’t live on a farm

JULIETTE HAN

SEN-KNARHOI

Boom boom shake the room

Leavers

2020

DANIELA IAZZ I I’ll be there on-time... arrived 1 hour later

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PHILIPPA JOY

Wait sorry, what we’re we talking about again?

NAMRITA KHANNA I feel like I’m Gucci Mane in 2006

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ANNABELLA LIDDELO

Everyone’s still waiting for their ATARS but I’m waiting for One Direction to get back together

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SARAH LYE

MILLICENT MCCAR

Big thanks to the PE office for the endless supply of chocolate

No I don’t Lye

ELIZA MURRAY Yes I’m from a farm, no I’m not a boarder. Go figure.

RUBY McLELLAN Like Beyonce, I excel as a solo artist

ISON

VERITY PATT

RUOBING SHEN

Life is a soup and I am a fork

Put something funny/ clever’ I told myself

SOPHIE MIC

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“I’d agree with you, but then we’d both be wrong” Me, (Pitch Perfect; 55:28)

AUDREY WILK

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Hey … so I do ATAR wood

MCNEIL AMBER ALCALA

BORA

BRYANNE ZA

“Bryan?” - everyone

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LILY ARBUCKLE No, I’m not 12, I’m in Year 12

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GEORGINA MOUDA-HUGHE Deuces

PARIS SAVILL Cawsed the mostest beef in hiskool hehe lol xD

EMILY GIBBS

oNe cLaRiNeT ApArT (bruhment)

If I can’t keep my locker tidy, I can’t keep myself fit

HOLLY PATR IC

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Sorry if my mood swings affected you

CLARE SHINE Do the rawr

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CLARA CH

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“Life is short but also terribly and insufferably long at the same time” Jenna Marbles

See kids? I told you I was sexy in high school

INLIVAN

LAURA QU

Was Quinlivan the dream in Quarantine

LILI STREADER IGSSA Swimming was a blast

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Remember that time we weren’t allowed to go outside

Ten years later, the panama finally fits

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CATHERINE B ANKS

Yikes

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ASHLEY MADD

Yeah alright nah yeh don’t worry yeah alright yeah she’ll be good yeh lit cool aight easy

MIKI RYAN Geeked up

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ABBY WEB

“Aspire to inspire before you expire” - Kim K

Leavers

2020

ROSS KIARA WRIG

LAURA BAILEY

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Not wearing glasses anymore. I’ve seen enough

Wright back at ya

LILAH BARK

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What just happened.

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CHARLOTTE BELL So what’s new?

SALMA GRONO It is what it is

T ELOISA MALE Good work for wearing your name badge Eloise

CHARLOTTE PSON BERRISFORD THOM

GIORGIA CHIN

“I dream of a better tomorrow, No sorry I can’t go, I’ll be where chickens can cross the at gym. road and not be questioned about their motives.”

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I’d like to thank the dance department for their onsite first aid kit

ERIN MARST

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Try being Wellbeing Captain during coronavirus

CHUANMING JIANG “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow. it’ll soon be here” by Fleetwood Mac

ISABELLA MARTI N Labore et Honore

WFORD ABETH CRA

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On Wednesdays we wear tartan pants

AMY

GEORGIA KE Send It TM

ZAR FRANCO

JULIANA SALA

Porque no los dos

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TIFFANY SARICH

“In this world you either crank that soulja boy or it cranks you” - Soulja Boy

12 years later, 4cm taller

AISHNA SINGH No, I don’t speak Indian, do you speak Australian?

ZIFU SUN Labore et Honore

STEWART CLAUDIA TEDJA

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Hangry.

Hello there ma chicken!

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Time management…

What is that?

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JESSICA HALE

Worth it for the coffee privilege

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POV: you’re reading my senior quote

ANYA HENHAREN Labore et Honore

JULIA COMSTOCK Jeezy Peezy.

SHENAE HEWETT “Is it gluten free?”

CHARLOTTE

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Ha LOL

FORD

STEPHANIE

Rice + Cross Country = Bad idea

ANNEKA KENN

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“*cough cough* I’m sick”

Leavers

2020

ISABELLE MC G

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Not (yet) sponsored by Bondi sands

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ZOE MCKINN

Keep your head up

LARA ODGER

ELLA MIELS

My silence confuses people

Anyone need a lift?

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NATASHA PSALTI S I think I have a palm card for that

GEORGIA RIECK “Cheeky Riecky”

EMMA VAN SC

HOUWEN

GEORGIA STOKES IB was intense but the superiority complex almost made up for it

It’s v-a-n S-k-o-w-n

SUMMERS R

PE ISABELLE COO

BRIDGET WILSON Catch me in the waves

INAN

ABIGAIL CULL

Who would have thought this would be the year I couldn’t use “I left my work at home”.

I have to wear glasses coz I concentrate too hard

XIUHUI GENG ZITING GAO Okay but I’m always hungry doe

Labore et Honore

EVA COULSON Beep beep boop, noot noot skoot

TAHLIA HANIKERI Alright, next thing on the list.

Leavers

2020

GEORGIA

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Thank _ _ _ that’s over

AMELIA McINTOS

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Ravioli, ravioli, give me the diplomioli !

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SCARLETT O’GRAD

That’s earth, it’s hot, don’t polluteParis Hilton

You’ve really got to hand it to short people (because we usually can’t reach it anyways!)’

HARPER SHEPHARD

SOPHIA SHOR

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Throwback to when I couldn’t find my school shoes in Year 9 and went to school (including Principal Assembly) barefoot for the whole day

YOLO

DERZANDEN

STELLLA VAN

This wasn’t like High School Musical at all.

WOOD

YUTAO JIAN

LILY JENKINS

ORK ZARA WALLW “Operari a domum!”

ALEX KIRK

Labore et Honore

Pardon Madame, je ne parle pas français *chooses ATAR French*

AMY SCREAIGH

ISABELLA POLL “Life is short, smile while you have teeth”

LAUREN TAYLOR

LUCIANA

She’ll be right

TREASURE

Per Audacia Ad Astra

REBECCA WATSO

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Selling my school books for one direction reunion tickets :)

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FRONT ROW (L-R): Charlotte Berrisford-Thompson, Juliette Hansen-Knarhoi, Jaspa Kathiravelu, Anya Henharen BACK ROW (L-R): Giorgia Chin, Laura Bailey, Georgia Hyde, Georgia Stokes, Elizabeth Crawford

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FRONT ROW Mae Kelly, Evi Bell, Nisha Whittome, Sahara Clarke, Ava Bux, Rebecca Donnelly, Hana Fujii SECOND ROW Mrs Bianca Venturi (House Advisor), Jaspa Kathiravelu, Charlotte Grant, Georgiana Mirams, Bonnie Cox, Isabelle Hamer, Alexandria El-Raghy, Mrs Soni Bailey (House Tutor) THIRD ROW Matilda Lutze, Claire Moon, Katherine Hutton, Zanna Vos, Ingrid Ledger ABSENT Jaime Sabavala

CARMICHAEL

29 FRONT ROW Ava Yu, Isabella Stevens, Deanna Bertram, Ashley Mamuko, Matilda McManus, Zsa Zsa Fiore Hart, Amelia Berry SECOND ROW Mr Boyd Cooper (House Tutor), Georgia Kestel, Abbey Noble, Jessamy Hamersley, Ginger McGregor, Taylor Lindquist, Ava Drage, Ms Genevieve Letherbarrow (House Advisor) THIRD ROW Madison Osborne, Evangeline Bevan, Madison Marley, Karri Withers, Ellie Thomas, Annie Price, Madison Waters

FERGUSON

FRONT ROW Bryanne Zabora, Ruby McLellan, Millicent McCarthy, Madeleine Grist, Stephanie Hair, Audrey Wilkins, Annabella Liddelow SECOND ROW Mr Thomas Hickmott (House Tutor), Isabel Guster, Daniela Iazzi, Verity Pattison, Namrita Khanna, Sophie Michael, Juliette Hansen-Knarhoi, Ms Jessica Pengelly (House Advisor) THIRD ROW Sarah Lye, Philippa Joyce, Madeleine Farrell, Eliza Murray, Cassidy Emmott ABSENT Shaojie Chen, Ruobing Shen

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FRONT ROW Lilli Everingham, Lili Streader, Ashley Maddern, Emily Gibbs, Clara Chen, Laura Quinlivan, Lily Arbuckle SECOND ROW Mrs Shelley Stewart (House Tutor), Cinta Charlton Meyrick, Georgina Mouda-Hughes, Paris Savill, Clare Shine, Amber Alcala, Kate Few, Mrs Shona Schwarz (House Advisor) THIRD ROW Holly Patrick, Miki Ryan, Kiara Wright, Catherine Banks, Abby Weber, Jennifer Carter

ROSS

FRONT ROW Juliana Salazar Franco, Giorgia Chin, Aishna Singh, Isabella Martin, Nyah Siegmund, Erin Marstrand, Charlotte Bell, Charlotte Berrisford-Thompson BACK ROW Mrs Justine Spencer (House Tutor), Elizabeth Crawford, Georgia Keamy, Lilah Barker, Eloisa Malet, Salma Grono, Laura Bailey, Megan Henschel, Miss Katherine Young (House Advisor) ABSENT Chuanming Jiang, Tiffany Sarich, Zifu Sun, Claudia Tedjasaputra

STEWART

31 FRONT Row Natasha Psaltis, Julia Comstock, Anya Henharen, Jessica Hales, Bridget Wilson, Charlotte Ball, Lara Odgers SECOND ROW Ms Melinda Honeychurch (House Advisor), Isabelle McGinniss, Isabella Ahern, Stephanie Ford, Imogen Clifton, Anneka Kenner, Georgia Rieck THIRD ROW Chloe Burgoyne, Emma van Schouwen, Ella Miels, Shenae Hewett, Zoe McKinnon, Georgia Stokes ABSENT Ms Christa Snyman (House Tutor)

SUMMERS

FRONT ROW Harper Shephard, Lily Jenkins, Ziting Gao, Eva Coulson, Zara Wallwork, Tahlia Hanikeri, Scarlett O’Grady SECOND ROW Ms Sabrina Earsman (House Tutor), Abigail Cullinan, Stella Vanderzanden, Georgia Hyde, Amelia McIntosh, Amy Screaigh, Alexandra Kirkwood, Mrs Tamsin Moore (House Advisor) THIRD ROW Sophia Short, Rebecca Watson, Isabella Poll, Lauren Taylor, Luciana Treasure, Isabelle Cooper ABSENT Xiuhui Geng, Yutao Jian

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My favourite part of Junior School was playing lots of sport - every recess, every lunch and every Friday afternoon. I strengthened my relationships with my teachers and friends. I still have some friends from my time in Junior School and that was a long time ago!

Green Eggs and Ham, Where is the Green Sheep, the Lorax, the Harry Potter series and Wonder.

W H AT WA S YO U R FAV O U R I T E M O M E N T OF 2020 IN THE JUNIOR SCHOOL? My favourite moment was when we were finally able to reopen the playgrounds after the COVID closure.

The pure joy was palpable. The noise was like nothing I have heard, but it was just joy. It really summed up what children love about school - playing with their friends! We got to know how important human contact is to all of us.

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FRONT ROW Zoe Clark, Georgia Lingard, Isabelle Feizerfan SECOND ROW Olivia Conroy-Welby, Charlotte Hayler, Alexandra Chang THIRD ROW Miss Ellen Granger (Education Assistant), Mrs Rosalea Wallace (Teacher)

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FRONT ROW Anne-Marie Le, Isabella Melrose SECOND ROW Maya Van Den Broek, Sadie Maasdorp, Maisie Dodds, Lucy Bowers, Alice Beccard THIRD ROW Talitha Van Den Broek, Gianna Palassis, Annabelle Hood, Sylvia Gu FOURTH ROW Miss Erin Jones (Teacher), Isabella Crannage, Ava Barrett, Giselle Carrick, Elizara Calderwood, Ms Amelia Turner (Education Assistant) ABSENT Zoe Zhang

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FRONT ROW Sophia Boudville, Lotte Beccard, Margot O’Malley SECOND ROW Teyana Gladwin-Grove, Isobel Gibson, Annabelle Yan, Sophia Miethke THIRD ROW Sophie Beveridge, Grace Lee, Evallia Palassis FOURTH ROW Mrs Carey Bouwer (Teacher), Charlotte Buchanan, Lucia Wenn, Piper O’Brien, Emma Patil, Mrs Natalie Lucioli (Education Assistant)

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FRONT ROW Anushka Sovis, Philippa Gilmour, Elodie Seaburne-May, Tannah Ackerman, Liv Kirman, Florence McGee, Ishika Patel SECOND ROW Theia Hompas, Hannah Beveridge, Sofia Natta, Audrey Barrett, Arsyavira Zahra, Tikky Smith THIRD ROW Mrs Sophiya Wallace (Teacher), Sophie Rumpus, Alyssa Lam, Sofia Raja-Snijder, Sophia Khattak, Miss Ellen Granger (Education Assistant) ABSENT Mrs Catriona Cosentino (Education Assistant), Ziqi Zhao

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FRONT ROW Lucia Bennett, Auretta Qaqish, Phoebe Hood, Meera Sur, Zara Bloch, Hannah Lemin, Eva Lalic BACK ROW Ms Chris Hill (Teacher), Misaki Ando, Sophie Higgins, Marianne Gu, Cecilia Hatch, Louise Komajda, Mrs Lesley Brady (Education Assistant) ABSENT Yuxuan Liang

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45 FRONT ROW Sienna Hurst, Ida Beccard, Sophie Baker, Emilee Kennedy, Millicent Meredith-Humphry, Catherine Lee BACK ROW Ms Beverley Spencer (Teacher), Sophia McGee, Charlotte Gilmour, Florence Johnson, Erica Van Niekerk, Skyla Wyllie, Ms Prue Peardon (Teacher) ABSENT Yilin Cui

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FRONT ROW Olivia Barker, Louisa Ng, Nellie Bostock, Isabel Young, Lucy Weatherill, Polly Paton BACK ROW Mrs Helen Tutin (Teacher), Piper Arcy, Sophia Caratti, Tessa Ponosh, Olivia Lemin, Anna Chambers ABSENT Sophie Croce, Yihan Zhang

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47 FRONT ROW Imogen Manfield, Lilly Garran, Askhania Zurie, Shayne Haley, Nina Shephard, Isla Barker, Claudia Day, Lyla Kirman BACK ROW Mrs Katy Howes (Teacher), Alexandra Kassner, Madeleine Mahony, Maisie Hatch, Millie Skewes, Olethea Harding, Zara Khattak, Emma Wesseldine ABSENT Lilian Li

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FRONT ROW Alysha Gladwin-Grove, Annika Patel, Vesper Atkins, Ivy Natta, Alisa Andreassen, Emma Robinson, Sophie Thissen, Allison Kassner, Arya Sur BACK ROW Mrs Zayja McCartan (Teacher), Mia Paino, Amelia Dodds, Alina McKellar, Mia Rothwell, Tyra Stofberg, Harper Gobetti, Olivia Bell, Qishona Sivanathan

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49 FRONT ROW Britney Savill, Josephine Weatherill, Faith Coumbaros, Améline Ng, Khadija Elnadi, Jemima Vaughan, Samantha Yang, Lucinda Davies SECOND ROW Saskia Lehmann, Lily Rumpus, Amberly Osborne, Kristen Kelly, Arabella Handley, Virginia Roukounakis, Bethany Wallis-Hughes THIRD ROW Ms Anita Roy (Teacher), Madeline Pearcey, Indiana Wall, Abby Boelen, Mimi Nordstrom-Macdougall, Claudia McKay, Chloe Ng

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FRONT ROW Madeleine Slaughter, Sara Kestell, Indigo Criddle, Stevie Dyson, Scarlett Dolling, Amelia Row, Neve Baldwin, Mia Liveris SECOND ROW Valentina Franchina, Phoebe Salom, Bijou Bird, Lola O’Gorman, Freya Pereira, Lily Erak, Zahra vanden Driesen THIRD ROW Ms Aleasha Franetovich (Teacher), Poppy Mahon, Piper Bostock, Mollie Brown, Gisele O’Byrne, Grace Pye, Adela Blackburne, Charlotte Kingdon ABSENT Mrs Andrea Sofield (Teacher)

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FRONT ROW Aurelia Qaqish, Claire Komajda, Sophia Wenn, Olivia Ockenden, Scarlett Davies, Nilofer Munshi, Madeleine Oborn BACK ROW Mrs Helen Isaacs (Teacher), Poppy Walker-Jones, Brigette Kapinkoff, Ella Houston, Abigail Tait, Asha Kitcher, Ava McGillivray, Charlotte Jackson ABSENT Ms Kerri Cresswell (Teacher), Emma Philpott

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51 FRONT ROW Isobel Barker, Layla Cohen-Jones, Ivy Downes, Olivia Lambo, Bryony Hourican, Matilda Cook, Carys Hawkins, Alicia Manford, Mira Yew BACK ROW Ms Krysti Hodges (Teacher), Raphaella Coulson, Caitlin Flugge, Samara Sudwell, Michelle Hender, Kyasha Fenton, Zoe Cowan, Claudia Negus, Portia Pryor

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FRONT ROW Stacey Dean, Stella Early, Maya D’Silva, Ruby Marinko, Alicia Italiano, Olivia Brown, Aspen Murray, Caitlyn Edwards-Gillett, Maya Yew BACK ROw Ms Ayomi Perera (Teacher), Alexandra Forsyth, Ava Laurie, Niamh Lewis, Miller Duffield, Stella Phillips, Paige Dettman, Rose Morley ABSENT Bella Smith

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T H E G I R L S A T P L C A R E C O N F I D E N T, C R E A T I V E , D E D I C A T E D A N D H A V E S U C H A S P E C I A L R E L A T I O N S H I P W I T H T H E I R T E A C H E R S . T H E Y R E A L LY E M B O D Y T H E S C H O O L M O T T O A N D T H E S C H O O L VA L U E S I N A L L T H AT T H E Y D O .

W H E N I N T E R N AT I O N A L B O R D E R S A R E O P E N W H AT W I L L YO U R F I R S T D E S T I N AT I O N B E ?

For the last decade I have travelled to Japan every year.

When international borders reopen I am looking forward to getting back to Tokyo and immersing myself in the culture, art galleries and food of Japan – as well as cheering on my baseball team, the Yakult Swallows, at a match. However, my absolute favourite place in Tokyo is the TeamLab Borderless museum. This museum features digital immersive artwork and it is an experience like no other. In the museum guests are encouraged to wander, explore and discover. The artwork itself moves across walls from room to room and there is always something new to see and interact with.

W H AT WA S T H E B E S T PA R T O F YO U R F I R S T Y E A R B A C K AT P LC ?

Returning to PLC this year has really felt like coming home.

The buildings have changed a lot since I was last here, but the people have stayed the same and are really what make the School so special. I have loved being able to reconnect with my colleagues and the opportunity to get to know as many Senior School students as I can. The girls at PLC are confident, creative, dedicated and have such a special relationship with their teachers. They really embody the School motto and the School values in all that they do. I have also loved teaching my Year 11 Media

Production and Analysis class and being in the classroom with them is the highlight of each of my days. Of course, another highlight from my first year back would have to be Arts Day. I love this showcase of the Arts and the way that everyone gets involved – though I think I will have to keep working on my dance moves for the Staff act!

Finally, the thing that I had missed the most was hearing the Pipe Band play. It is something that is just so uniquely PLC and I never get tired of hearing them play. I think PLC is a very special school and I feel honoured to have the opportunity to return.

W H O I S YO U R FAVO U R I T E M O V I E DIRECTOR AND WHY? While I have many favourite movie directors, my absolute favourite would have to be Wes Anderson.

As an auteur, he creates a very idiosyncratic style in his films. Visually, he creates a highly stylised aesthetic through his carefully considered colour palettes and strong use of symmetry. Wes Anderson also features music mainly from the 60s and 70s including music from one of my favourite bands, The Kinks. From a narrative perspective, he often features children acting like adults, as well as adults acting like children. This interesting play on character really showcases the talents of his actors and it makes for very entertaining viewing. I think Wes Anderson has it right, as at PLC I have met many children who really are wise beyond their years.

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FRONT ROW Jaselyn Coffin, Saffron Barrie, Ella Baldwin, Hannah Bergersen, Edie Goody, Lottie Dowling, Charlotte Kestell BACK ROW Mrs Ming-Wen Till (House Tutor), Natalie Davis, Eliza Wood, Natasha Whittome, Molly Johnson, Georgia Fleay, Harriet Duperouzel

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57 FRONT ROW Amelia Lenny, Sae Numano, Laura Atkinson, Olivia Petersen, LouLou Fiore Hart, Mia Barnett, Chloe Telfer SECOND ROW Mrs Kshamta Trisal (House Tutor), Anouk Flugge, Kari Boelen, Zahra Male, Leila Bird, Amie Kirchner, Isabel Chapman THIRD ROW Ruby Read, Kiara Stofberg, Katie Stevens, Isla Mannolini, Makayla Waters ABSENT Amelia Wee

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FRONT ROW Sophia Townsend, Morgane Johnson, Georgie Lyster, Tallulah Kusel, Isabella Higgins, Jessica Wright, Maria-José Cailliau, Sienna Cowan BACK ROW Ms Lise Fouche (House Tutor), Katalina Collard, Ziggy Handley, Ginger Fairweather, Vicky Wei, Josephine Raston, Sarah Wilkinson, Prudence Dhiya

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SUMMERS

FRONT ROW Saadiah Bin Swani, Kaitlyn Sin, Annika Pereira, Miharu Ando, Hannah Reynolds, Sophia McIntosh, Emma Ryan, Eva Davis, Amelia Sargant BACK ROW Mr Jacob Johnston (House Tutor), Amelie Healey, Jessica Quackenbush, Maisy Brookes, Alani Webber, Jorja Weir, Giavanna Franchina, Lily MacPherson, Amira Bin Jacob

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FRONT ROW Emily Carnie, Alisha Carnie, Ixchel Jarquin Baugh, Alexia Leake, Poppy Maxted, Rose Sermon, Madeleine Mayo, Georgia Stafford BACK ROW Ms Meinan Jin (House Tutor), Katherine Lovegrove, Molly Crawley, Jamie-Lee de Bruin, Araminta Kitcher, Jessica Nixon, Chelsea Bradford ABSENT Jadira Sudwell

CARMICHAEL

63 FRONT ROW Emma Burton, Olivia Stephenson, Ava Gillies, Zoe Michea-Palmer, Sylvie Warner, Skye Goldberg, Lysbeth Williams BACK ROW Mrs Rebecca McMullan (House Tutor), Amber Sellars, Eadie Barrett, Alexandra Enslin, Inez Miller, Ebony Withers, Phoebe Vines, Molly Sellars ABSENT Emilia Male

FERGUSON

FRONT ROW Juliette Moran, Sophie Graham, Charlie Corner, Laura Kingdon, Charlotte Gishubl, Emily Hector, Isobel Marinko BACK ROW Miss Caroline Jensen (House Tutor), Beena Bonney, Zara Nakhoul, Delainey Mary, Isabelle Early, Penelope Barker, Isabel Kent, Francesca Crisp

MCNEIL

FRONT ROW Mieka Garbutt, Grace Risinger, Ashley Buckle, Gianna Jury, Darcy Waters, Jaymie Savill, Elodie Willoughby, Leila Bolt BACK ROW Mr Michael Hinchley (House Tutor), Tessa Lammerts Van Bueren, Imogen Haynes, Lucy Rodda, Lauren Russell-Weisz, Monique Mouda-Hughes, Amelia Wallis-Hughes, Latifah Shar, Fiona Tan

ROSS

FRONT ROW Annabel Abraham, Jasmine McDiarmid, Sofia Anthony, Nirmali Madigasekara, Charlotte Stephen, Olivia Elliott, Leni Churcher, Jade Rousseau BACK ROW Ms Lucy Loxton (House Tutor), Adeline Smith, Lehyia Quartermaine, Chloe Forsyth, Tahlia Wells, Sophie Miller-McKinley, Joni McDonald

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65 FRONT ROW Bunmi Lilley, Adison Martin, Zara Ball, Jai’lysa Ockerby, Ruby Crier, Natalie Row, Mackenzie Harris, Natasha Playford BACK ROW Dr Lynette Field (House Tutor), Amber Downes, Ginger Waller, Grace Turnbull, Bryony Nelles, Emma Day, Emily McAuliffe, Isabella Maliszewski, Gemma Mackintosh

SUMMERS

FRONT ROW Jessica Jenkins, Tatum Ryan, Lucia Italiano, Jacinta Boquest, Emma Baker, Mariah Simon, Tiami Bachofen von Echt, Lia Jenkins BACK ROW Mrs Nerrilee Pansini (House Tutor), Evie Salt, Abby Timmcke, Milla Nordstrom-Macdougall, Keira Graham, Jordyn Slocombe, Jordan Timmcke, Josephine Crampton ABSENT Charlotte Erwin

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FRONT ROW Zu Rui McLeay, Brinya Wakefield, Isabel Oborn, Jacinta Cuthbertson, Zihan Li, Chloe Argent, Azalee Farmer, Orla O’Farrell, Mikayla Bowen BACK ROW Mr Matthew Donaldson (House Tutor), Sophie Hardcastle, Elizabeth Hutton, Shantisha Schaufler, Bella Cohen-Jones, Imogen Famlonga, Ella Cumming, Grace Goody, Anastasia Pajic ABSENT Ziyan Cai, Ashlea Fairhead, Beining Hu

CARMICHAEL

69 FRONT ROW Anoushka Coelho, Isabella Barnett, Tasmin Noble, Cheyenne Norwood, Rylie Ross-Connolly, Sofia Sommerhalder, Angelique Parker, Rilyn Hawkins SECOND ROW Mrs Philippa D’Sylva (House Tutor), Sarah Michael, Madeleine Flugge, Zoë Buttrose, Florence Wolf, Olympia Bird, Tess Landau, Philippa Gillman THIRD ROW Leila Read, Katherine Gower, Lowenna Wallace, Hannah Potts, Mimm Kerr, Emma Osling ABSENT Rebekah Smith, Jemma Warren

FERGUSON

FRONT ROW Angélie Ng, Georgia Kronja, Tess Marinko, Alice Reichstein, Ava Wilkins, Cassandra Beresford, Anoushka Brims, Ashley Wong SECOND ROW Ms Justyna Jankowski (House Tutor), Lilly Donaldson, Isla Grant, Amilia McKenzie, Annika Hofman, Elizabeth Crawford, Alice McLellan, Louisa Pascoe THIRD ROW Sarah Spencer, Allegra Andrew, Eliza Oxenburgh, Isabel Scott, Amelia Roberts, Lulu Evans, Soraiya Munshi ABSENT Olivia Oxenburgh

MCNEIL

FRONT ROW Scarlett Newman, Kalani Buckle, Ella Slocombe, Jessica Fry, Ella Campbell, Jessica Wolf, Georgie Miller SECOND ROW Mr Zachary de Graaf (House Tutor), Sophia Papandroulakis, Annabelle Lewkowski, Olivia Knoblauch, Zaija du Preez, Ava Deykin, Trelise Mayo THIRD ROW Chloe Schortinghuis, Sarah Banks, Eva Kapinkoff, Eloise Knoblauch, Katie Marris, Lucinda Egan, Claire Dean

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FRONT ROW Isabelle Hyndes, Chevii-Jay Clarke, Presley McLarty, Hannah Scott, Jaz Shervington, Taleisha Hurford, Shelby Heidrich SECOND ROW Ms Geetha Nair (House Tutor), Sophia Gianotti, Chloe Walsh, Ruohan Yu, Isabella Van Ingen-Kal, Yuyan Zhu, Florence Buck THIRD ROW Nyera Cameron-Turland, Sophie Wims, Laynee Bateman, Emma Wilkinson, Olivia Clifton, Zoe Armstrong ABSENT Yufei Guan, Madeleine Robins, Adrianna Throop

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SUMMERS

FRONT ROW Ava Murphy, Amelie Brierly, Ally Negus, Catherine McNulty, Catriona Logan, Lomasey Mongoo, Ciara Brown SECOND ROW Ms Patrice Smith (House Tutor), Anya Sreenevasan, Ella Cheir, India Row Mansbridge, Kate Garbellini, Brooke Poole, Emma Holtham THIRD ROW Estella Weir, Sophie Hall, Muchen (Ivy) Zhang, Diana Crampton, Lucy Correia, Claire Lauder, Lily Hawkins ABSENT Yifan (Yvonne) Cui

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FRONT ROW Lulu Bux, Nina Sneddon, Carla Schultz, Lexie McMurtrie, Chloe Fleay, Jade Johnson, Abby Hogan, Indah Jenkins BACK ROW Ms Elizabeth Lagrange (House Tutor), Angela Lyall, Jayde Hayden, Chloe Barnes, Ellen Sinclair, Arabella Malet, Georgia Flavel, Jenna Evans, Bebe El-Raghy ABSENT Ting Ting Fang, Abby Martin

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75 FRONT ROW Emily Stevens, Isobel Wake, Kirsten Wong, Holly Male, Olivia Grundy, Jasmine Walter, Asha Wandel, Jemima Officer, Isabella Flugge SECOND ROW Alice Fielder, Jasmine Kestel, Megan Kirchner, Nina Mannolini, Ruby Meara, Annabel Williams, Ruby Luxton, Sophia Gillman THIRD ROW Elizabeth Martin, Antigone Miller, Isabelle Ricciardello, Mimi Drage, Harriet Bell, Olivia Muir, Montanna Reidy ABSENT Mrs Esther Hanbidge (House Tutor)

FERGUSON

FRONT ROW Lauren Ryding, Imogen Collins, Zara Riggs, Insiah Riaz, Jacinta Beresford, Zarina Munshi, Simone Duddy, Claudia Khan SECOND ROW Ms Seema Gookooluk (House Tutor), Annie Pfeiffer, Grace Early, Zoe Jagger, Olive Erickson, Eliza Collins, Leah Ward, Jacy Nicholls THIRD ROW Islay McGregor, Jasmine Gray, Meg Davidson, Stella Andrew, Sophya Thomas, Greta Sweeny, Ruby Holmes ABSENT Mia Scherini, Joanna Smith, Chenyue Zou

MCNEIL

FRONT ROW Calley Anderson, Lucinda Blunt, Anoushka Paganin, Chloe Streader, Gabriella Hyde, Monique Smith, Molly Alderson, Lily Fairweather, Ruby Patrick BACK ROW Ms Kristy Timms (House Tutor), Jessica Lapsley-Fowle, Carina Collins, Sarah Few, Georgina Godfrey, Olivia Ellis, Caroline Chen, Layla Tomljanovich, Sienna Grubb ABSENT Pippa Tucker

ROSS

FRONT ROW Kaitlyn Chen, Noah Hall, Aliya Scott, Ella Wagner Venn, Lucy Hood, Neave Brookes, Bonnie Aakermann, Mischa Gardner, Ella Brant BACK ROW Mrs Lauren Sutherland (House Tutor), Charlotte Williams, Indi Tinsley-Ellison, Tilly Waters, Lara Robinson, Jameela Msuo, Anna Kathrina Ostergaard, Blaise McCabe ABSENT Elizabeth Throop

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SUMMERS

FRONT ROW Bryzlyn Sin, Saskia Boquest, Brooke O’Sullivan, Morven Johnston, Sienna Hanikeri, Lily Wallwork, Sofia Healey, Darcy Slocombe SECOND ROW Ms Josephine Mfune (House Tutor), Emma Cullinan, Amelia George, Aarna Khanna, Lauren McNulty, Holly McIntosh, Tayla Sargant, Helena Rüter THIRD ROW Sophia Stewart, Mojisolaoluwa Daramola, Juliette Jarrett, Saskia Fleming, Eliza Weir, Mimi Poll ABSENT Qingyu Zhang

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FRONT ROW Holly Batten, Ginger Fogarty, Dorjesem Hoong, Scarlett Murdoch, Lily Duperouzel, Jasmine Aitken, Meg Goody, Dimity Andrews SECOND ROW Ms Christine Koopman (House Tutor), Isabelle Carnie, Lucinda Cox, Monet Edwards, Aisling O’Farrell, Samantha Cooke, Shakana Garstone, Helen Lovegrove THIRD ROW Mackensie Chapman, Sophia Hardie, Charlotte Semmens, Emily Nixon, Joslyn Dowling, Katherine Mahony

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81 FRONT ROW Nichola Nash, Ayesha Razvi, Elizabeth Marsh, Philippa Hann, Grace Flanagan, Lilly Johnston, Emma Barrett, Megan Steinberg, Mia Anderson SECOND ROW Mr Greg Jones (House Tutor), Sioni Zankharia, Lily Macliver, Emily Doney, Sophie Day, Lola Meara, Clara Febbo, Emily Anderson, Noemi Sommerhalder THIRD ROW Alicia Dixon, Cassidy Douglas, Monet van Straalen, Nicole Enslin, Georgia Goff, Dimity Metcalf, Stephanie Olson

FERGUSON

FRONT ROW: Emma Scalise, Abigail Hair, Rosie Cottrell, Sasha Kronja, Jasmine Barrett, Lara Tovich, Charlotte Ferguson, Anna van Heerden SECOND ROW: Mr Bilal Halim (House Tutor), Ashley Spencer, Harriet Gilmour, Alexandra Feinauer, Asha Correia, Asha Russell, Jessica Bootsma, Adele Chai THIRD ROW: Carlinea Savage, Islay Reichstein, Eva Jackson, Elizabeth Dyke, Sylvie Erickson ABSENT: Gabrielle Smith

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FRONT ROW Audrey Purves, Juliet Quinlivan, Jemima Davies, Ariana Papandroulakis, Leila Braddock, Georgina McLarty, Lola Hanna, Jasmine McCully, Tara Rogers SECOND ROW Mrs Kelly Curran (House Tutor), Jessica Langdon, ZoĂŤ Burke, Ellie Fry, Olivia Snook, Jasmine Fraser, Eloise Rosser, Charlotte Fairweather, Zara Moffat THIRD ROW Alexandra Slocombe, Isobella Bates, Alexandra Samaha, Eliza Zagar, Phoebe Thompson, Grace Alcock, Hallie Liggins, Matilda Malloch, Annika Mau

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FRONT ROW Anna Koth, Charlotte Mawson, Imogen Shillington, Yasmin De La Rosa Sutedja, Felicity Ostergaard, Christina Houdalakis, Caitlin Mair, Alisa Feulner, Matilda Lamb BACK ROW Mr Phil Orbell-Durrant (House Tutor), Alexia Gianotti, Lucia Porter, Celeste Dunn, Charlotte Churcher, Jessica Harcourt-Cooke, Jasmine Robertson, Aliana Rummer, Emma Kinnaird ABSENT Aimee Chan, Skyla Ejai, Asharnti Hicks, Zhiyi Song

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83 FRONT ROW Cheuk Wong, Elizabeth Playford, Monisha Nadason, Caitlin Weir, Lucy Johnston, Harriet Wildberger, Jenna van Kappel SECOND ROW Mr Neil Williamson (House Tutor), Gabrielle Evans, Stuti Rathore, Tumi Burgoyne, Talliah Galindo, Anneliese Mellick, Shawana Ross THIRD ROW Indigo James, Grace Fisher, Ella Harrison, Eliza Palandri, Tallulah Pestell, Emma Anderson, Briana Nicholson ABSENT Amy-Jo Tremlett

SUMMERS

FRONT ROW Aisyawal Naura, Toluwanimi Daramola, Sophia Italiano, Yasmine Cheir, Edith Offer, Tianna Bin Jacob, Audrey Chegwidden, Jemma Woolf SECOND ROW Mr Joni Wijaya (House Tutor), Grace Hyde, Somya Doudar, Eloise Middlemas, Pippa Ford, Katelyn Wain, Isabella MacGregor, Mia Riekie THIRD ROW Cara Mooney, Lucy Negus, April Webster, Georgina Roberts, Isobel Weir, Katherine Jackson ABSENT Keyi Zhang

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W H AT I S YO U R FAV O U R I T E PA R T OF BEING IN BAIRD?

If I could live anywhere in the world it would definitely be New Zealand. Not only is New Zealand one of the most beautiful countries in the world, it’s also my home. All 36 of my cousins, 15 aunts and uncles and 6 grandparents come from a small(ish) town in the south island called Dunedin. Dunedin is full of life and fun but also has some of the most gorgeous landscapes you will ever see. You definitely won’t get bored in New Zealand because there is a new place to visit every weekend. Dunedin also has the perfect combination of Summer and Winter weather perfect for a day in the snow or a trip to the beach, depending on what you feel like doing.

There are so many awesome parts of being a Baird girl it’s hard to name just one so I’ll name three! Firstly, the love and support you get when you are surrounded by the sea of orange is electrifying. The roar that comes from the Baird stand is overpowering and pushes you to jump a little further or swim a little faster. Secondly, I love the competitiveness of the House. We may not win everything but we definitely give the other Houses a run for their money. Last but not least, one of my favourite things about being in Baird is being able to wear the bright orange shirt. Although some may say otherwise, the orange stands out and looks incredible when everyone comes together. It’s such a fun colour to wear!

H OW WO U L D YO U D E S C R I B E T H E G I R L S IN BAIRD? If you ever need an enthusiastic, competitive, fun girl look no further than the Baird girls. The girls in Baird give everything a go and never let anything deter them from having a good time. The love and support you get when you first become a Baird girl is overwhelming. They scoop you up pull you into their family without hesitation.

They always take part in everything they can and always support one another. They are fun, competitive and allaround beautiful girls that I am definitely going to miss.

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I F YO U R S C H O O L L I F E WA S A S O N G, W H AT W O U L D I T B E ?

Because of COVID-19 restrictions I may not be able to “sail my way to China” but what I am going to do is let nobody “break my stride”. This song, by Matthew Wilder resonates with me as I reflect on my school experience.

It hasn’t always been easy, but with resilience and a positive attitude, it’s certainly been a fulfilling ride. Being a PLC student has taught me that nobody can “break my stride” and that when the going gets hard, “you’ve got to keep on movin”.

W H AT A R E S O M E O F YO U R H I G H L I G H T S FROM THIS YEAR? Of course the obvious highlights are seeing Carmichael girls cheering and supporting each other in interhouse events including the swimming carnival and inter-house sports. For me personally, a highlight was the opportunity to connect with the girls in House meetings and hopefully providing them with some fun and laughter through leading activities like the Pitch Perfect riff offs and participating in practice sessions for Arts day. My hope is that I have helped in some way to support the girls to shake off some of those feelings of confusion and loneliness that they may have felt

during the time spent away from school. It has been a crazy year, and I had expected to have a list a mile long of highlights, but what this whole experience has shown me is that it is not being the best and winning that determines the high points of your life, but the connections you make along the way.

W H Y A R E YO U P R O U D TO B E I N CARMICHAEL? Where should I begin? Although we haven’t had the opportunity to showcase our many talents on the sporting field, I have been overwhelmed by the resilience of the girls and their enthusiasm in making the most of this situation. From the very beginning of the year, seeing everyone at the swimming carnival give it a red hot crack showed me their true Carmichael House spirit. My faith in our House spirit was reinforced on Arts Day. While a few technical issues could’ve derailed us, we managed to maintain our enthusiasm and excitement for this special day. I have loved the way we maintained contact throughout the isolation period and seeing the girls support each other through small acts of kindness has made me feel proud to be the Carmichael House Captain for 2020.

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W H AT ’ S YO U R FAV O U R I T E T H I N G T H AT I S R E D? EG. FO O D, C LOT H E S, O B J EC T E TC.

W H AT W I L L YO U M I S S M O S T F R O M SCHOOL?

My favourite thing that is red, has to be a Kit Kat. It is an iconic symbol of the Ferguson house. This is because whenever there was a prize to hand out it would be a Kit Kat. As a Year 7, I would always try my best at House events so I could try and win the Kit Kat. Also, as a lover of chocolate and the red packing it is by far one of the best red things.

There are a lot of things that I will miss most about PLC, however, one major aspect I will miss is my Year 12 House Tutor Group. We are a really odd bunch of girls, however, throughout the years we have really bonded as a group and I have made some really good connections and friendships. I love seeing them every morning before school, whether we are talking about our weekend plans, planning a House Tutor party or trying to learn a dance for Arts Days. Competing together in House events has been a real joy, while we try to have a lot of fun but are still are a very competitive team and give it our best. I have always been able to laugh with these girls and I will miss this very much. I am very fortunate to be able to have such a great group of girls to go through schooling with.

W H AT I S T H E B E S T PA R T A B O U T B E I N G IN FERGO? To me, the best part about Ferguson is the “can-do attitude” that all of the girls bring to the House and House events. Throughout the year, as we have had to do a lot of sign-ups for events with in the House, it has been amazing to see many girls sign up for all different types of events, even if it wasn’t their strong suit. From singing at Arts Day, running the 1,500 or swimming the 100m swim. This “can-do attitude” has led the House to many victories and has encouraged the girls in the House to participate. It has been an honour to see so many girls this year give everything a red hot crack and amazing to see the girls succeed when trying new things.

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FINISH THIS SENTENCE: “I COULD NOT L I V E W I T H O U T…” Milo !!!

W H A T W O U L D Y O U S AY T O T H E Y E A R 7 s WHO WILL JOIN MCNEIL NEXT YEAR? A motto that I live by; #yolo (you only live once!). Luckily you have been sorted into the most magnificent House, the perfect place to put #yolo into practice. I urge you to give everything a go and push your limits. Endeavour to make people laugh even if you embarrass yourself, have a crack at the 1,500m at Aths (carnival) despite your inability to walk up the stairs without puffing, lead your House Tutor Group dance on Arts Day. Who cares if you have two left feet? You only have one chance, so make it good.

W H AT D O E S M C N E I L M E A N T O YO U ?

McNeil makes me smile. It is a House to make memories and build friendships, be yourself and break boundaries.

Seeing a yellow swimming cap flying down the pool giving it their all, no matter their position means the world to me. I can’t express how honoured I am to have lead a House so ready to give anything a go. Mahatma Gandhi once said: “Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.” That is how we like to measure our success as a House. When we come together as one and put in our full effort is when we are strongest. Victory or Death is a marvellous motto but perhaps too dangerous to take literally. In McNeil, we measure our victory as Gandhi so wisely said, through our girls being ready to give anything and everything their all. I wish all future McNeillian’s the best of luck.

Victory or Death!

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W H AT I S S O M E T H I N G S P E C I A L T H AT YO U W I L L R E M E M B E R F R O M YO U R Y E A R O F B E I N G H O U S E C A P TA I N ?

I don’t think I’ll ever forget our smashing Arts Day performance this year, nor will I ever stop bringing it up! Arts Day, to me, was such an amazing reflection of how unified Ross has become, and how much of a family we are. Watching all of the girls in Ross go out and give everything their all, and to devote so much time in the lead up to the day practising, was such a proud moment for me. I’ve always felt like Ross was this little family, united in everything we did, and on Arts Day we really did feel like an unstoppable force. That obviously came as a result of the dedication and commitment of every single girl, and my heart was so full after seeing everyone try their absolute best. After it was announced that Ross won House dance, Prudence in Year 7 looked at me and laughed, she said “Liz, it looks like you’re about to cry”, She was right… I did.

W H AT I S YO U R FAV O U R I T E PA R T O F B E I N G IN ROSS? The community, hands down. Ross is still finding its feet as a new and relatively small House, but none of us have ever let that get in the way of cheering our hearts out at every House event and supporting one another. It’s something I noticed ever since Year 7, and it's why I truly

have loved every second of being in this amazing House.

There is such a supportive vibe that has made everything much less daunting; through everything I’ve participated in, I know that I have this amazing family standing behind me no matter what I do. That has always been the coolest feeling in the world.

W H AT H AV E YO U L E A R N T B E I N G R O S S H O U S E C A P TA I N ?

I’ve realised that you can learn something new from everyone you encounter. I truly believe that I’ve learnt something new, whether about myself or about the world, from every interaction I have had with the amazingly diverse group of girls in Ross. I love talking, that’s no secret, but being able to have some really interesting and fun conversations with all the girls this year has really made me love it even more. Never doubt your ability to make a meaningful impact in someone’s life, even if it is just through a conversation with them.

Being Ross House Captain this year has definitely taught me to value every single conversation I have.

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Stewart CAPTAIN REPORT

D E S C R I B E YO U R H O U S E I N T H R E E WO R D S “GREEN WINNING MACHINE!!!!!”

W H AT H A S B E E N T H E B E S T PA R T O F B E I N G A H O U S E C A P TA I N ?

I feel extremely lucky to have been given the opportunity to lead this green team, filled with the most passionate, motivating and kind group of young women. The amazing support and encouragement that the girls share with one another has led our team to do their absolute best. I’ve loved watching the girls, run, swim, dance, cheer and sing over the past seven years.

After every House event, I am filled with exhilaration and pride. Through thick and thin, Stewart’s strength as a House has shown that we are certainly tough nuts to crack!

I S T H E R E A N YO N E YO U WO U L D L I K E TO THANK? To Ms Honeychurch, you’ve been the most supportive and encouraging House Advisor. Your enthusiasm and dedication to the House is what makes Stewart so amazing. The Stewart Co-ordinators; Charlotte, Jess, Lara, Steph, Immy and Bridget, for always supporting me and being there no matter what. They put in so many hours and achieved some amazing results. Also, to the wonderful Stewart girls, thank you for making my year as Stewart House Captain so rewarding. Your crazy energy and commitment to the house has made this year such a blast.

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I F YO U W E R E ST R A N D E D O N A D E S E R T I S L A N D, W H AT F I V E T H I N G S W O U L D YO U B R I N G W I T H YO U ?

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A soccer ball 4. My dog Larry 5. FOOD W H AT H AV E YO U L E A R N T F R O M B E I N G H O U S E C A P TA I N ?

The two major things that I learnt this year from being House Captain would be: Just roll with it and let people help because they usually want to. Things have been quite difficult this year due to COVID-19 so I wasn’t able to do a lot of things that I wanted to do as House Captain. As a result of this I learnt to just roll with what was happening and adapt to the new situation I was in. I had to find new ways to get to know the girls in Summers as well as make everyone feel as though they were still part of the amazing Summers House. You go through times of being incredibly busy as a House Captain and the best way to get through this and get everything done in time is to ask for and accept help.

There were always so many people who were willing to give a helping hand, and I soon realised that the more help you get, the more enjoyable a job can be.

The more people who participate in House activities, the more included people feel, which leads to far greater House spirit and pride. Everyone feels included and therefore accountable for the success and happiness of everyone in Summers.

W H AT I S YO U R FAV O U R I T E PA R T A B O U T BEING IN SUMMERS? I truly think my favourite part about Summers is the spirit and inclusiveness. It is so hard to explain the immense spirit that every Summers girl has for the House and I don’t think that I will ever encounter this kind of devotion and enthusiasm for the rest of my life. I have always felt such a connection to Summers. I am not sure if it is just because I came to PLC in Year 7 and started to make the relationships that I have with my HTG, but they have definitely become a small family to me. I also love how the younger girls in Summers are always supported by the older girls and as you start to grow older, you start to become the one who supports the younger girls.

I have always felt so included in the Summers House and I wouldn’t change that for anything.

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W H AT I S YO U R FAV O U R I T E S U B J E C T ?

I do the IB Diploma and of my six subjects, my favourite is definitely the Geography HL course. I love how the course brings together human geography, economics, politics as well as consideration for social and environmental issues.

We investigate relevant and global case studies which has expanded my understanding of different cultures, societies and global trends and challenges.

W H AT A R E YO U R B E S T S T U DY T I P S ?

I think we can all agree the biggest barrier to study is procrastination, so I have some tips from my last six years of high school on how to tackle procrastination in all its forms! My best tip is just start. Sit down and plan to do ten minutes of work. At the end of those ten minutes you will either be on a roll and you’re past the struggle of actually sitting down, or maybe your head just isn’t in the right space and you can finish at the end of that time knowing that’s ten minutes more study than you would’ve done otherwise. The hardest part is always getting started! Next, I personally love the satisfaction of ticking off boxes once I’ve finished a task, however, sometimes this leads me to poorly prioritise my tasks and fall into the trap of “productive procrastination”.

I believe it is especially important to prioritise your tasks either according to when tasks are due or starting with the tasks you want to do the least. While you might be ticking off the same number of boxes at the end of the day, you will feel much more satisfied having dealt with the hardest tasks!

W H AT W E R E P LC ’ S A C A D E M I C ACHIEVEMENTS THIS YEAR? Many of the external inter-school academic competitions that PLC usually participates in such as Da Vinci and Inter-school Debating were cancelled this year, however, that didn’t hold back our great academic talent from being showcased. Many girls trained throughout the year for The Ethics Olympiad and Mock Trials, as well as Inter-house Debating and Public Speaking. The Inter-house Academics competition ran in Term 4 of last year and the Kahoot format was a fun and collaborative way for everyone to participate. Congratulation to Ross House who won the Inter-house competition! The biggest academic achievement of the year was the flexibility and openness of all the girls as they shifted to remote classes and continued to work hard throughout this year.

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W H AT I S YO U R FAV O U R I T E A N I M A L ?

Dog! H OW D O YO U C O N T R I B U T E TO T H E S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y O F O U R W O R L D ?

My family and I ensure that we use the least amount of plastic possible (and absolutely no glad wrap!) and we take our Keepcups everywhere we go! We have a worm farm and compost all our food scraps.

Additionally, whilst we are not vegetarian, we eat meat in moderation. Aside from this, I am on the board of an NGO called Millennium Kids. Here, I participate in a number of initiatives from tree planting to leading and organising the first in the world, youth-led citizens’ assembly. Most excitingly at school, with the help of my peers, we have organised waste audits and developed processes to reduce our waste consumption. We have educated the community through movie nights and assemblies. Finally, we have supported organisations which plant trees through our Free Dress Day fundraiser.

I believe it’s all the little things that stack up to help our world become more sustainable. We all play a role and have the opportunity to improve our habits to become more sustainable.

W H A T W O U L D Y O U S AY I S Y O U R FAVO U R I T E A S P E C T O F D O I N G S E R V I C E ?

My favorite aspect of doing service in general is the smile it brings to people’s faces, the motivation you gain when you see the positive impact you have created and the sense of gratitude you gain. Participating in service is an invaluable experience and from every activity I have been involved in I have learnt something different and entirely new.

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W H AT I S YO U R B I G G E S T T I P F O R M A I N TA I N I N G W E L L B E I N G ?

W H AT H A S B E E N T H E B E S T PA R T O F B E I N G W E L L B E I N G C A P TA I N ?

I could seriously answer this question in 100 different ways, but when talking about wellbeing, I find that the buzzword ‘balance’ always finds its way into the conversation as it encompasses so much. It means a balance between your school life and your social life, healthy food and your guilty pleasures, as well as taking the tough days knowing that for the most part the rest are super amazing. So I think maintaining wellbeing is all about having a positive perspective, being grateful, and maintaining a good balance.

I think that the best part of being Wellbeing Captain has been sharing my personal approaches to maintaining wellbeing and establishing it not as a superficial concept but as a lifestyle. Wellness can express itself in so many different ways, whether this be through cooking, sports, yoga, meditation, healthy eating, or self-care. I’ve loved being part of spreading such an important message.

W H AT I S YO U R FAV O U R I T E T H I N G TO DO TO RELAX? Morning beach walks and cooking! I find that these are my favourite ways to start and end my day. They act as my much-loved breaks. The walks wake me up in the morning and give me a chance to catch up with friends along with a little SUP coffee (a must). I find cooking so therapeutic, plus I get the most amazing reward out of it, food that I can share with family and friends.

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W H AT WA S YO U R FAV O U R I T E M E M O R Y FROM PRIMARY SCHOOL? My favourite memory from primary school is swimming at my first swimming carnival in Year 3. I was so nervous because I hadn’t done very well in our trials, so my goal was just to make it to the end of the pool. I remember getting half way down the pool and suddenly every time I took a breath the girl next to me was further and further behind me. When I finished the race, I had no idea that I’d won but was so excited when I was ushered onto the first place block. All my friends and the other kids from my House were cheering for me, making me feel very proud and a part of a team W H AT WA S T H E M O S T I M P O R TA N T T H I N G YO U L E A R N T T H I S Y E A R. The most important thing I’ve learnt this year, as cliché as it sounds, is that we can get through anything together.

This year is definitely not what I expected my final year of school to be like, however, I think it’s taught me so much about the importance of togetherness and teamwork.

Obviously, moving to online schooling and not seeing my friends made me realise how much I value spending time with them and how important they are in my everyday life, but it also showed me how when we come together we can overcome most issues. We adapted to the

situation handed to us, moving meetings and catch ups to Microsoft Teams calls and introducing things like ‘The Panama’ to ensure our incredible PLC community stayed connected. The entire PLC community worked together and we emerged on the other side of quarantine, I believe, as a stronger community.

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVOURITE COMPONENT O F B E I N G J U N I O R / S E N I O R C A P TA I N ?

My favourite part of being JS/SS Captain has been getting to know girls in so many different years and making new friends all the way from Year 1 to Year 12! One of my favourite activities was when the Year 12s had lunch with the Year 1s and 2s in the Junior School. The little girls were so energetic and crazy, it was impossible not to laugh around them. It was good fun to get away from the stresses of Senior School and just talk about our favourite TV shows from when we were in Years 1 and 2. This year I’ve also been able to spend time with the Year 7s through the Big Sister programme. It was so great to see both the Year 12s and Year 7s gradually become more comfortable with each other and build friendships. I hope that Big Sister provided all the girls with the opportunity to build relationships that will stay with them for life.

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W H AT W E R E YO U R S P O R T H I G H L I G H T S THIS YEAR? This year it wasn’t the big events that I enjoyed the most, but instead the smaller trainings and games as I got to see all the girls working their hardest and pushing each other to be better. It was all the early morning IGSSA trainings where girls would wake up and train in the pitch black, sometimes in not the most favourable weather, and work their hardest to improve that I enjoyed the most. I also really enjoyed going down to Junior School trainings as I loved seeing the younger girls getting involved in sport and it’s great to see the talent we have coming through the Junior School. Ms McGurk and Ms Harris do such a great job preparing for Senior School sport as well as fostering the girls love for sport. Thank you to all the girls who have participated in sport this year, I have loved all the laughs I have shared with everyone this year and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for Team PLC! Finally, I want to say a massive thank you to Ms Turnseck-James and the whole PE department for everything they have done this year.

Thanks for being so supportive of me, even when I eat all your chocolate. You guys are my second family, so thank you for doing what you all do. You’re the best!

W H Y D O YO U E N J OY D O I N G S P O R T ?

I love sport for a few reasons. Firstly, I love the rush of adrenaline you get after you win a Grand Final, or the joy you feel when you cross the finish line in first place.

There is no other feeling like that for me, a feeling of pure joy. Secondly, I love the lessons sport teaches us. I truly believe sport can teach us all a lot about ourselves and it can prepare us for challenges we may face in the future. It teaches us how to be resilient when things don’t go our way and how to commit to something bigger than ourselves, because there are times when you just don’t feel like waking up at 5am for the fifth day in a row, but you do it because you know you’re a part of something bigger than yourself. Finally, I love the friendships and opportunities that I wouldn’t have if I didn’t play sport. Some of my closest friends I have made through playing sport. There is a certain bond you develop when you have experienced the highs and lows of a sport together with someone else, that you can’t break. I have also travelled to some cool places that I definitely wouldn’t have been if it wasn’t for sport.

I F YO U C O U L D O N LY P L AY O N E S P O R T F O R T H E R E S T O F YO U R L I F E W H AT W O U L D I T B E ?

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I F YO U C O U L D P L A N A M U S I C F E ST I VA L W H O WO U L D B E YO U R TO P T H R E E A R T I ST S TO PERFORM? One Direction, Beyonce and Queen W H AT H A S B E E N YO U R FAV O R I T E PA R T O F YO U R Y E A R ?

Starting an Arts Captain tradition with the Wings Mural.

It was so special to just laugh, create and chat with all the girls in my Year group, especially during this strange year. The wings represent transformation, beauty and community.

H O W W A S A R T S D AY ?

The best day of the year as always! I was so grateful to have the opportunity to share and celebrate the day with everyone.

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ADVICE FOR NEW BOARDERS My advice to any new boarders coming to PLC would be to come into boarding with an open mind. When I first came, I remember being told I would be pushed out of my comfort zone; It was so true! If you are open minded, you will feel appreciated and encouraged to be yourself no matter the activity! Everyone is different and this is what makes our boarding community so unique.

It’s important to get involved in as many activities as you can as well. At PLC, we are presented with so many opportunities that you may never get again, so take them on and enjoy it, make the most of your boarding years!

FAVO U R I T E M E M O RY O F B O A R D I N G My favourite memory of boarding would be the 2020 boarders’ closed weekend, specifically the Friday night bush dance where we were taught some funny, crazy and traditional bush dances. I loved it because being with the entire Boarding House in one place at the same time all doing the same things was great. This carried over to Saturday when we did an ‘amazing race’. This weekend was my favourite memory because I learnt so much about so many of our amazing boarders which is the most important thing to me about in my role as

Head Boarder this year. It was such a special memory for me, and I will always cherish the girls and families that make up our boarding community.

HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR My highlight from this year would be the amazing girls that make up our boarding community. It has definitely been a highlight getting to know many of our PLC boarders. Spending time with different Year groups makes me realise how diverse we are as a community and more about our boarders. I have felt so privileged and honoured to be Head Boarder and get to know these amazing girls. I have felt warmed by every personality in our Boarding House and have learnt so much from all over the world, different cultures, different traditions and different lifestyles. I have learnt the true value of being connected and the importance of this and I now know what makes our community so special! In addition to our lovely girls, it is Ms Langdon and the staff who have made this whole year one big highlight. They hold us up, support us and care for us 24/7. I’ve been so lucky to call this place my home!

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W H A T D O E S G O R N A L I YA R N M E A N T O Y O U .

The name Gorna Liyarn is derived from the Yaruwu and Bardi languages in the Kimberley region. It roughly translates to ‘Strong Heart Strong Spirit’. The name was chosen by previous Indigenous students at PLC, as many of them came from that area. The students embody the Gorna Liyarn meaning by realising their potential and sharing their cultural knowledge with the PLC community.

W H AT H AV E B E E N T H E H I G H L I G H T S O F T H E G O R N A L I YA R N G I R L S T H I S Y E A R ?

Highlights of 2020 include Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week. The Reconciliation Captains, Sophia Short and Abbey Noble, created some great activities for students to participate in. Although there were COVID-19 restrictions in place, they came up with fun ideas that could be run within the smaller House Tutor groups. This year, the girls also made a stand with the Black Lives Matter Movement. The Gorna Liyarn girls facilitated an event to create a platform for students to speak on the issue, educate others and share their own personal experiences. It was powerful and moving to see how many students came down to support the BLACK LIVES MATTER event and show an interest in learning more about how the Black Lives Matter movement is relevant to Australia.

W H E N A R E YO U M O ST P R O U D O F T H E G O R N A L I YA R N G I R L S This year I was most proud of the Gorna Liyarn girls when they came back from online learning due to the impacts of COVID-19. Online learning was very difficult for many students, however, they stayed engaged and came back to boarding with such a positive attitude.

Although this year was challenging, the Gorna Liyarn girls have demonstrated resilience and commitment to their studies and co-curricular activities.

W H O I N S P I R E S YO U ?

The Gorna Liyarn students are an inspiration to me due to their strength and courage they show to leave their communities to broaden their education experience.

I admire how the girls walk in ‘two worlds’ as they transition to PLC and back home again for holidays.

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POCKETS Year 12 WACE Academic Honours Laura Bailey Evi Bell Clara Chen Elizabeth Crawford Tahlia Hanikeri Mae Kelly Eloisa Malet Erin Marstrand Annie Price Stella Van der Zanden Nisha Whittome

Isabella Stevens Nisha Whittome

Erin Marstrand Claudia Tedjasaputra

Mathematics Specialist Chuanming Jiang

Global Politics HL Isabelle Hamer Lily Jenkins Mae Kelly Isabella Poll

Physics Clara Chen Jessica Hales Chuanming Jiang Eloisa Malet Annie Price Psychology Claire Moon Nisha Whittome

WACE Accounting and Finance Natasha Psaltis

IB DIPLOMA

Business Management and Enterprise Verity Pattison Jaime Sabavala

Biology HL Mae Kelly

Careers and Enterprise - General Amelia Berry Abigail Cullinan Paris Savill Ellie Thomas Chemistry Clara Chen Chuanming Jiang Eloisa Malet Annie Price Design: Photography Alexandria El-Raghy Economics Elizabeth Crawford Food Science and Technology Eliza Murray Verity Pattison French: Second Language Clara Chen Giorgia Chin Human Biology Eliza Murray Literature Clara Chen Mathematics Methods Charlotte Ball Catherine Banks Clara Chen Xiuhui Geng Chuanming Jiang Eloisa Malet Eliza Murray Annie Price Ruobing Shen

Biology SL Erin Marstrand

Business Management SL Laura Bailey Juliana Salazar Franco Business Management HL Georgia Kestel Laura Quinlivan Emma van Schouwen

History SL Lily Jenkins History HL Evangeline Bevan Elizabeth Crawford Erin Marstrand Indonesian HL Claudia Tedjasaputra Literature A SL Evi Bell Elizabeth Crawford Ingrid Ledger Literature A HL Laura Bailey Isabelle Hamer Tahlia Hanikeri Lily Jenkins Mae Kelly Erin Marstrand Scarlett O’Grady Isabella Poll Mathematics SL Evi Bell Tahlia Hanikeri Mae Kelly Scarlett O’Grady Isabella Poll Laura Quinlivan

Visual Arts HL Madeleine Grist Laura Quinlivan Juliana Salazar Franco ENGAGEMENT Arts Arts Honours Eloisa Malet Stephanie Hair Dance Isabella Ahern Catherine Banks Bonnie Cox Rebecca Donnelly Hana Fujii Debating and Public Speaking Clara Chen Elizabeth Crawford Isabelle Hamer Eloisa Malet Ella Miels Luciana Treasure Stella Van der Zanden Nisha Whittome Drama Eloisa Malet House

Design Technology HL Evi Bell Ingrid Ledger Isabella Poll Juliana Salazar Franco

Mathematics Studies SL Ingrid Ledger

Baird House Distinction Ava Bux Rebecca Donnelly Alexandria El-Raghy Hana Fujii Charlotte Grant Jaspa Kathiravelu Claire Moon Jaime Sabavala Evi Bell Ingrid Ledger Matilda Lutze Nisha Whittome

Physics SL Laura Bailey

Baird House Honours Nisha Whittome

Economics HL Tahlia Hanikeri Scarlett O’Grady

Spanish Ab initio Madeleine Grist Isabelle Hamer Daniela Iazzi Mae Kelly Isabella Poll Luciana Treasure

Carmichael House Distinction Evangeline Bevan Jessamy Hamersley Ashley Mamuko Madison Osborne Zsa Zsa Fiore Hart Georgia Kestel Madison Marley Matilda McManus Isabella Stevens Karri Withers

Chemistry SL Tahlia Hanikeri Chemistry HL Laura Bailey Chinese SL Laura Bailey Elizabeth Crawford Juliana Salazar Franco Chinese HL Shaojie Chen

Film SL Claudia Tedjasaputra Film HL Isabelle Hamer French SL Evi Bell Tahlia Hanikeri Erin Marstrand Scarlett O’Grady Geography HL Evi Bell

Mathematics HL Laura Bailey Shaojie Chen Elizabeth Crawford

Spanish On-line Shaojie Chen Theatre HL Tahlia Hanikeri Theory of Knowledge Erin Marstrand

Carmichael House Honours Matilda McManus Annie Price Ava Drage Ferguson House Distinction Cassidy Emmott Madeleine Farrell Juliette Hansen-Knarhoi Daniela Iazzi Philippa Joyce Namrita Khanna Ruby McLellan Sophie Michael Verity Pattison Audrey Wilkins Sarah Lye Bryanne Zabora Ferguson House Honours Madeleine Grist Stephanie Hair Philippa Joyce Millicent McCarthy Eliza Murray McNeil House Distinction Lily Arbuckle Holly Patrick Laura Quinlivan Clara Chen Lili Streader Abby Weber Kiara Wright McNeil House Honours Ashley Maddern Abby Weber Ross House Distinction Laura Bailey Giorgia Chin Elizabeth Crawford Megan Henschel Georgia Keamy Juliana Salazar Franco Nyah Siegmund Aishna Singh Ross House Honours Elizabeth Crawford Eloisa Malet Stewart House Distinction Stephanie Ford Anya Henharen Shenae Hewett

Isabelle McGinniss Ella Miels Natasha Psaltis Georgia Rieck Bridget Wilson

Stewart House Honours Isabella Ahern Charlotte Ball Summers House Distinction

Tahlia Hanikeri

Georgia Hyde Amelia McIntosh Scarlett O’Grady Isabella Poll Amy Screaigh Harper Shephard Luciana Treasure Stella Van der Zanden Rebecca Watson Summers House Honours Eva Coulson Tahlia Hanikeri Isabella Poll Music Bartok Orchestra Lily Arbuckle Giorgia Chin Georgiana Mirams Claudia Tedjasaputra Nisha Whittome Chamber Ensemble Evi Bell Georgiana Mirams Nisha Whittome Chorale Eva Coulson Stephanie Hair Isabelle Hamer Tahlia Hanikeri Alexandra Kirkwood Eloisa Malet Ella Miels Claudia Tedjasaputra Music Honours Evi Bell Lily Arbuckle Kate Few Stephanie Hair Isabelle Hamer Alexandra Kirkwood Eloisa Malet Georgia Rieck Nisha Whittome Music Participation Lily Arbuckle Laura Bailey Evi Bell Kate Few Madeleine Grist Stephanie Hair Isabelle Hamer Alexandra Kirkwood Eloisa Malet Georgiana Mirams Georgia Rieck Nisha Whittome Karri Withers

PLC/Scotch Symphony

Orchestra

Nisha Whittome Senior Pipe Band Elizabeth Crawford Stephanie Hair Isabelle Hamer Matilda Lutze Eliza Murray Isabella Poll Clare Shine Stella Van der Zanden Nisha Whittome Stage Band Evi Bell Rebecca Donnelly Madeleine Grist Eloisa Malet Georgia Rieck Vocal Ensemble

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Isabelle Hamer Tahlia Hanikeri Wind Ensemble Lily Arbuckle Charlotte Ball Evi Bell Charlotte BerrisfordThompson Rebecca Donnelly Kate Few Madeleine Grist Katherine Hutton Alexandra Kirkwood Eloisa Malet Natasha Psaltis Georgia Rieck Isabella Stevens Nisha Whittome Karri Withers Service Service Leadership Evi Bell Abigail Cullinan Charlotte Grant Stephanie Hair Tahlia Hanikeri Philippa Joyce Alexandra Kirkwood Eloisa Malet Ella Miels Georgiana Mirams Natasha Psaltis Isabella Stevens Luciana Treasure Sport Cross Country Millicent McCarthy Netball Cassidy Emmott Isabelle McGinniss Lili Streader

Rowing Philippa Joyce Madison Marley

House

Softball Charlotte Ball Evi Bell Charlotte Grant Madeleine Grist Georgia Hyde Millicent McCarthy Isabelle McGinniss Eliza Murray Annie Price Amy Screaigh

Carmichael House Distinction Emma Anderson Emma Barrett Sophie Day Alicia Dixon Nicole Enslin Philippa Hann Dimity Metcalf Nichola Nash Stephanie Olson Ayesha Razvi Noemi Sommerhalder Megan Steinberg

Sports Honours Charlotte Ball Charlotte Grant Millicent McCarthy Isabelle McGinniss Eliza Murray Annie Price Lili Streader Sports Participation Charlotte Grant Ingrid Ledger Georgiana Mirams Annie Price Stella Van der Zanden Bridget Wilson Swimming Isabella Ahern Jessica Hales Ella Miels Volleyball Charlotte Grant Namrita Khanna Claire Moon Amy Screaigh Stella Van der Zanden Water Polo Matilda McManus Emma van Schouwen Abby Weber

Year 11 ENGAGEMENT Arts Arts Participation Sophie Day Celeste Dunn Dance Sophie Day Abigail Hair Debating & Public Speaking Gabrielle Evans Sasha Kronja Drama Sophie Day Celeste Dunn Aisyawal Naura Elizabeth Playford

Baird House Distinction Katherine Mahony

Ferguson House Distinction Jasmine Barrett Eva Jackson Islay Reichstein Ashley Spencer Lara Tovich Anna van Heerden Ferguson House Honours Lara Tovich McNeil House Distinction Charlotte Fairweather Ellie Fry Lola Hanna Georgina McLarty Audrey Purves Eloise Rosser Olivia Snook Ross House Distinction Celeste Dunn Matilda Lamb Ross House Honours Celeste Dunn Stewart House Distinction Gabrielle Evans Grace Fisher Indigo James Anneliese Mellick Briana Nicholson Tallulah Pestell Jenna van Kappel Summers House Distinction Audrey Chegwidden Toluwanimi Daramola Eloise Middlemas Isobel Weir Jemma Woolf Music Music Participation Toluwanimi Daramola Georgia Goff Anna Koth-Ofoegbu Matilda Lamb

Helen Lovegrove Elizabeth Marsh Nichola Nash Ayesha Razvi Service Service Leadership Gabrielle Evans Eloise Middlemas Sport Athletics Grace Alcock Isabella MacGregor Eloise Rosser Ashley Spencer Basketball Asha Correia Charlotte Fairweather Lara Tovich

Year 10 ENGAGEMENT Service Service Leadership Abby Hogan Isabelle Ricciardello Sport Softball Ava Steinepreis Chloe Streader Stewart House Distinction Scarlett Keys Edwina Mactier Soccer Gabrielle Evans Eloise Rosser Softball Gabrielle Evans Charlotte Fairweather Katherine Mahony Georgina McLarty Dimity Metcalf Sports Participation Elizabeth Dyke Grace Fisher Philippa Hann Georgina McLarty Eloise Middlemas Ashley Spencer Lara Tovich Anna van Heerden April Webster Water Polo Dimity Andrews Ellie Fry

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STAFF

FRONT ROW Siobhan Rooney, Sophiya Wallace, Jennifer Rickwood, Michelle Clayton, Melissa Drake-Brockman, Patricia Higgins, Rokiyah Bin Swani, Sam Kronja, Richard Wright, Keryn McKinnon, Rebecca Watts, Vivien Whitehead, Cate Begbie, Chris Robinson, Anna Hu, Manie Strydom, Liz Langdon, Toni Jefferies, Christopher Scholten, Nerrilee Pansini, Linda Malone, Alysha Driver, Ayomi Perera, Caroline Jensen, Robyn Poole, Melinda Hayes SECOND ROW Amelia Turner, Audrey Lee, Padminee Raja-Snijder, Seema Gookooluk, Lucy Chapman, Maria Giglia, Jane Brandenburg, Geetha Nair, Ellen Granger, Jane Hard, Kshamta Trisal, Kelly Curran, Genevieve Letherbarrow, Deb Barnaby, Tara Holmes, Travis Garbin, Debra Van Dongen, Colleen Garland, Sara O’Neill, Peta Wheildon, Angelica Franco-Alvarez, Vernita Jaques, Susan Falkner, Justine Mail, Jenny Astle, Kate Taylor, Lauren Sutherland, Elizabeth Lagrange, Lanny Sugiri, Luciana Cavallaro

THIRD ROW Catriona Cosentino, Jessica Sardi, Guin Murray, Meinan Jin, Simone Fleay, Verity Lapierre, Lucy Loxton, Rebecca McMullan, Rosalea Wallace, Chloe Anderson, Prue Peardon, Lil Watt, Phoebe Robinson, Natalie Lucioli, Alana Coffey, Anne Coughlan, Aleasha Franetovich, James Williamson, Rebecca Garbenis, Rachael Noble, Patrice Smith, Kumiko Sue, Grace Le Fanu, Maylin Tai, Esther Hanbidge, Lisa Davis, Andrea Sofield FOURTH ROW Taylor Rickards, Greg Williams, Helen Tutin, Narelle Lange, Philippa D’Sylva, Caroline Wilson, Valerie Black, Sarah Taylor, Jia Liao, Carey Bouwer, Sue Seeber, Melinda Honeychurch, Kristy Timms, Sandy Barbir, Augusta Weedon, Anna Turnseck-James, Helen Jones, Shona Schwarz, Deborah McPhee, Anna Curry, Jane Phillips, Liz Roe, Justine Keys, Emily Lockhart, Kate Montague, Fran Howl, Erin Jones FIFTH ROW Christine Koopman, Beverley Spencer, Bauke Snyman, Hayley Randall, Matija Franetovich, Karen Taylor, Susan Tredget, Valerie Saunders, Fiona McAlwey, Lesley Brady, Margaret Litton, Daleen Engelbrecht, Wayne Lillis, Iliana Harvey, Melissa Mulcahy, Kobie McGurk, Nic Dorrington,

Aileen Murray, Liz Yeomans, Nikolah Vermeersch, Bilal Halim, Kylie Yacopetti, Terri Karmelita, Sara Harrison, Bianca Venturi, Katherine Young SIXTH ROW Ming Till , Emily Fraser, Richard Taber, Shelley Stewart, Lise Fouche, Ellen Barker, Krysti Hodges, Zayja McCartan, Katy Howes, Anita Roy, Bev Sinclair, Lana Salfinger, Liam Sullivan, Alison Viney, Emily Harris, Melissa Murray, Jacob Johnston, Justyna Jankowski, Sarah Kelley, Glenn Hermans, Sam Ternent, Doug De Kock, Phil Crane, Amy McDonald, Skye Hegarty SEVENTH ROW Holly Pedlar, Hayley McDonaldBurns, Sabrina Earsman, Jenny Crisp, Donna Kolka, Jessica Pengelly, Damien Kerrigan, Sascha Hill, Damien McLeod, Brad Allen, Jessica Lethbridge, Phil Orbell-Durrant, Wendy Castles, Aidan Orr, Jane Feinauer, Hannah Vermeersch, Amy Holdsworth, Sarah Mortimer, Greg Jones, Tamsin Moore, Kirsty Nugent, Lynette Field, Christa Snyman, Josephine Mfune, Tegan Maffescioni

EIGHTH ROW Christine Brockman, Ian Elshaw, Oliver Craze, Lynne Jones, Joni Wijaya, Carol Jones, Chris Goff, Chris Hill, Thomas Hickmott, Serge Flora, Zachary de Graaf, Boyd Cooper, Neil Williamson, Michael Hinchley, Matt Donaldson, Lucian Watkins, Rob Kelly, Duncan MacLaurin, Roland Leach, Soni Bailey, Guy Varndell, Chris Bondini, Stewart Neilson, Tony Baxendale ABSENT Sally Abraham, Nicole Agar, Natalie Cheveralls, Jason Chirac, Alice Creasey, Kerri Cresswell, Esme Derrington, Rachel Harding, Katherine Hazlewood, Chonny James, Marianne Kirby, Shannon Lovelady, Allison Mackenzie, Darcie McAuliffe, Paula McEwan, Leonie Neervoort, Janine Nicholson, Sandra Otranto, Suzanne Pelczar, Danay Savva, Di Simmons, Louise Smith, Justine Spencer, Annabel Stewart, Lyn Taylor, Hellenna Tomshin, Kira Vermeersch, Kerrie Williams, Adele Wilson

STAFF SENIOR LEADERSHIP Principal Ms Cate Begbie MEd, BEd(Hons), BTeach Deputy Principal Mrs Chris Robinson MEdLship GradDipEdLship, DipFashion&Design, TC Deputy Principal (Teaching and Learning) Mr Neil Walker BA(Hons), PGCE, MA T4 -

KEY LEARNING AREAS CURRICULUM LEADERS Head of Career and Pathways Mrs Simone Fleay DipEd, BEd(Hons), BA Head of Creative Arts Mr Michael Hinchley BEd Head of Humanities Yr 7-12 Ms Geetha Nair BA, BSc(Hons), DipEd

Chaplain Reverend Manie Strydom BTheo, BA

Head of IB Diploma Ms Rebecca Garbenis GradDipEd, BA

Head of Junior School Mr Richard Wright MEd, GradDipEd, BA

Head of Languages Yr K-12 Ms Meinan Jin BEd

Head of Senior School Ms Rebecca Watts BA, GradDipEd(Sec), MEd T1 -

Head of Language & Literature Yr 7-12 Ms Narelle Lange BEd

Director of Boarding Ms Liz Langdon MEdMan, GradCertCarDev, BEd

Head of Lighthouse Curriculum Ms Emily Lockhart, MSc, GradDipEd, BPhyHealth

Director of Finance and Corporate Services Mr Sam Kronja BComm, CA, AGIA, FAIM

Head of Mathematics Yr 7-12 Mr Greg Jones BA, GradDipEdLship

Acting Assistant Head of Science Ms Ming Till BSc, BComm, LLB, GradDipEd T3 - T4 Assistant Head of Humanities Yr 7-12 Ms Josephine Mfune GradDipEd, BA, CertIVWTA Assistant Head of PE and Sport Yr K-12 Ms Kobie McGurk GradDipEd, BSc Gifted & Talented Co-ordinator Mr Guy Varndell LLB, GradDipEd, BA LEC Co-ordinator Junior School Mrs Sue Seeber DipEd BEd LEC Co-ordinator Senior School Ms Nerrilee Pansini BA, MSc, DipEd Head of Choral Ms Hilary Price PGD, DipKodalyMusEd, BMusEd(Hons) Head of Instrumental Ms Melissa Mulcahy BMEd Head of Strings Anne Coughlan BEd, BA

Director of Information and Learning Technologies Ms Anna Hu BEd(Hons), DipTeach

Head of Physical Education Ms Anna Turnseck-James GradDipEd, BPE

Director of People and Culture Ms Vivien Whitehead BPsych, MPsych(Org)

Acting Head of Sport Ms Anna Turnseck-James GradDipEd, BPE T1-T4

Head of Drama Mr Bauke Snyman PGrad.Bus, PGrad.Ed, BAHonsDrama, BADrama

Director of Strategic Communications Mrs Keryn McKinnon BA

Head of Science Yr 7-12 Ms Lesley Kaye MScEd, DipSc, DipTeach, BSc

Deputy Director of Performing Arts – Music Peformance Ms Jessica Sardi AdvDipMusTeaching, BPerfArtsMusicology(Hons)

Director of Wellbeing Ms Chantelle James DipEd, BPE

SENIOR STAFF Director of Governance and Strategic Projects Ms Karen Taylor MBA, GAICD, GIA(Cert) Head of Curriculum Yr 7-10 Mr Chris Scholten BAEd, BASocSc Director of Innovation and Learning Technologies Mr Doug De Kock BPrimEd Director of Curriculum Services Ms Toni Jefferies GradDipEdLship, BA(Ed) Executive Assistant to the Principal Ms Kate Montague Information and Learning Technologies Manager Stewart Neilson, BSc(CompSc) Finance Manager Mrs Wendy Castles BComm, CPA Property Operations Manager Mr Richard Taber Registrar Mrs Allison Mackenzie

Acting Head of Science Ms Sabrina Earsman GradDipScEd, BSc T1 – T2

Head of Dance Ms Patrice Smith GradDipEd, BA(Dance)Hons

WELLBEING SERVICES

Head of Technology Ms Christine Koopman DipTeach, BEd

Lead Psychologist Ms Daleen Engelbrecht MEdPsych, BEd, BA

Director of Food Science and Technology Yr 7-12 Ms Philippa D’Sylva DipHEc, DipEd, BEd, CertIV Wkplce Lng

School Psychologist Ms Nicole Agar GradCertBus, DipEd, BPsych

Director of Music Mr Christopher Goff BMusEd

School Psychologist Ms Danay Savva MPsych, BSSHons, BSc

Director of Outdoor Education Mr Liam Sullivan MEdLship MA(Outdoor Ed), GradDipEd, GradCertEd (PosEd), BBus -T3 Director of Outdoor Education Mr Casey Ellery BSc, PostGradDipEd T4 – Assistant Head of English Yr 7-12 Ms Lauren Sutherland BEd, BA Assistant Head of Mathematics Yr 7-12 Mrs Shelley Stewart GradDipEdLship, DipEd, BSc Acting Assistant Head of Science Ms Justine Spencer DipEd, BSc T1 – T2

School Psychologist Ms Jessica Lethbridge MPsych, BPsych

Head of Service and Community Partnerships Ms Linda Malone GradDipBus, DipProMan Wellbeing & Service Project Officer Ms Amy McDonald Lighthouse Operations Assistant Mrs Rebecca Herbert CertIIIEdSupport

DEPUTY HEADS OF SENIOR SCHOOL Deputy Head of Senior School Years 7 – 8 Ms Jane Brandenburg BSc, DipEd

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Deputy Head of Senior School Years 9 – 10 Mrs Jennifer Crisp BEd, DipTeach Deputy Head of Senior School Years 11 – 12 Mrs Patricia Higgins BE, DipEd, MEdStud

YEAR CO-ORDINATORS Year 7 Mrs Padminee Raja-Snijder MBA, GradDipEd, BA Year 8 Ms Luciana Cavallaro BEd, BAEd Year 9 Ms Gemma Freel GradDipEd, BA Year 10 Ms Lynne Jones MEd, GradDipEd, BA Year 11 Mr Liam Sullivan MA (Outdoor Ed), GradDipEd, GradCertEd (PosEd), BBus

English Ms Soni Bailey MEdMan, GradDipEd, BA EnglishDr Lynette Field PhD, GradDipEng, GradDipEd, BA English Mrs Jennifer Crisp DipTeach, BEd English Ms Rebecca Garbenis GradDipEd, BA English Mr Thomas Hickmott GradDipEd, BA English Mr Damien Kerrigan DipEd, BEd – T3 English Ms Veronica Lake GradDip Ed, PGCTeachShake, TCert English Ms Narelle Lange BEd

Year 12 Mr Oliver Craze BAMusEd(Hons)

English Mr Roland Leach MPhil, DipEd, BA

LEARNING CO-ORDINATORS

English Ms Lucy Loxton GradDipEd

Year 7 Mrs Padminee Raja-Snijder MBA, GradDipEd, BA

English Ms Rebecca McMullan BEd

Year 8 Ms Helen Jones DipEd, BHM/Sc

English Mr Murray Saunders DipTeach, BA T3 – T4

Year 9 Ms Lana Salfinger GradDipEd, BSc Year 10 Mr Guy Varndell LLB, GradDipEd Year 11 Mrs Deborah McPhee DipEd, BPE Year 12 Ms Sarah Kelley GradDipEd, BSc Boarding House Mr Thomas Hickmott GradDipEd, BA

HOUSE ADVISORS Baird Mrs Bianca Venturi GradDipEd, BA Carmichael Ms Genevieve Letherbarrow GradDipEd, BSc(Hons) T1 - T2 Ms Esther Handbidge BEd T3 - T4 Ferguson Ms Jessica Pengelly GradDipEd, BSc Ross Ms Katherine Young DipEd, BA McNeil Ms Shona Schwarz DipEd, BComm, BSc Stewart Ms Melinda Honeychurch DipEd, BSc Summers Ms Tamsin Moore PGCE, BSc(Dual Hons)

ACADEMIC SENIOR SCHOOL Dance Ms Skye Hegarty MEdLship BA, AAICD, GradDipEd, GradDipEdLship Dance Ms Patrice Smith GradDipEd, BA(Dance)Hons Drama Mr Oliver Craze BAMusEd(Hons) Drama Mr Bauke Snyman PGrad.Bus, PGrad.Ed, BAHonsDrama, BADrama English Mrs Eve Amer BA, MA, PGCE T4

Humanities Mr Zachary de Graaf BEd Humanities Mr Bilal Halim GradDipEd, BA Humanities Ms Lynne Jones MEd, GradDipEd, BA Humanities Ms Helen Jones DipEd, BHM/Sc Humanities Ms Josephine Mfune GradDipEd, BA, Cert IV WTA Humanities Mrs Padminee Raja-Snijder MBA, GradDipEd, BA Humanities Mr Chris Scholten BAEd, BASocSc Humanities Ms Kshamta Trisal CertIIBus, CertIIIBus, CertIVTA, GradDipEd, MScLship

Languages Mrs Beverley Sinclair MA(Prelim), DipEd, GradCertEd, BA, RSADipTESL CELTA Languages Ms Kumiko Sue GradDipEd BA, CSDM Languages Mrs Kate Taylor DipEd, BA(Hons French) Languages Ms Susan Tredget BA(Hons) Learning Enrichment Mrs Susan Falkner GradDipEd, BA(Hons) Learning Enrichment Mrs Esther Hanbidge BEd Learning Enrichment Mrs Nerrilee Pansini MScSpPath(Dist.), Dip.Ed, BA Learning Enrichment Ms Valentina Scata BA, GradDipEd T1 Mathematics Mrs Trudy Chick DipEd, BSc Mathematics Ms Alysha Driver BE(Sec) Mathematics Ms Patricia Higgins MEd, DipEd, BE Mathematics Ms Melinda Honeychurch DipEd, BSc Mathematics Ms Justyna Jankowski BEd Mathematics Mr Greg Jones BA, GradDipEdLship Mathematics Mrs Deborah McPhee DipEd, BPE Mathematics Mr Phil Orbell-Durant PGCE, BSc Mathematics Ms Shona Schwarz DipEd, BComm, BSc Mathematics Mrs Shelley Stewart GradDipEdLship, DipEd, BSc Mathematics Ms Kristy Timms GradDipEd, BA Mathematics Mr Greg Williams BSc, BEd, DipEd, MEd

Humanities Mr Guy Varndell LLB, GradDipEd, BA

Mathematics Mrs Kerrie Williams GradDipComp, BSc(Hons)

Humanities Ms Hannah Vermeersch BEd(Sec)

Music Ms Anne Coughlan BEd, BA

Humanities Mr Neil Williamson MA, GradDipEd, BA, MACE

Music Ms Hayley McDonald-Burns GradDipEd(Secondary), BMus

ILT Integration Specialist Ms Kelly Curran MEd, GradDipEd(Primary), BMus(Hons), BA – T2 ILT Integration Specialist Mr Andrew Reid BEd(Prim) T3 – ILT Integration Specialist Siobhan Rooney BPEd, GradCertRE – T2 Languages Ms Caroline Jensen GradDipEd(Secondary) Languages Ms Meinan Jin BEd Languages Ms Jane Phillips GradDipEd, BA Languages Ms Valerie Saunders MA, DipFrenchTeach, DipBus

Music Mr Christopher Goff BMusEd

Music Ms Melissa Mulcahy BMEd Music Ms Hilary Price BMusEd GDipMus MM Music Mr Lucian Watkins BA, GradDipEd T1 Outdoor Education Mr Brad Allen GradDipEd, BOEd Outdoor Education Mr Chris Bondini DipEd, BOEd Outdoor Education Ms Jessica Smith BOR, GradDipEd(Sec) T4 Outdoor Education Ms Ellen Barker BSc, GradDipEd -T2 Philosophy Religious Studies Mr Duncan MacLaurin BEd, BA

Philosophy Religious Studies Mrs Christa Snyman BEd(Hons), BA

Technology & Enterprise - Woodwork Mr Phil Crane, MEd, GradDipEdStd, BEd

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC TEACHERS

Physical Education Mr Boyd Cooper GradDipEd, BPHE

Technology & Enterprise – Woodwork Mr Michael Hinchley BEd

Head of Strings Ms Anne Coughlan BA(Ed), BEd, Suzuki Accred(Int)

Physical Education Mr Matthew Donaldson GradDipEd, BPE, BSc(Hons)

Technology & Enterprise – Textiles Ms Elizabeth Lagrange GradDipEd, AssAppSc

Head of Pipe Band Ms Marianne Kirby

Technology & Enterprise – Media Mrs Bianca Venturi GradDipEd, BA

Piano Accompanist/Teacher Ms Lanny Sugiri GradDipEd, BA

Physical Education Mr Jacob Johnston BEd(Secondary), BSc Physical Education Ms Verity Lapierre BSc, GradDipEd T1 – T3

Visual Arts Ms Marg Litton BEd Visual Arts Ms Sara O’Neill CertIVWTA, CertIIIVA, BCA, BA(Ed) Visual Arts Ms Katherine Young DipEd, BA

Physical Education Ms Tegan Maffescioni GradDipEd

DEPUTY HEADS OF JUNIOR SCHOOL

Physical Education Ms Joanna Massey BSc, DipBus, GradDipEd T1 - T3

Deputy Head of Junior School - Pastoral Care Vernita Jaques HigherDipEd (Psych)

Physical Education Mrs Rachael Noble BSc(Hons), PGCE, ME T1 – T3 Physical Education Ms Anna TurnseckJames GradDipEd, BPE

Deputy Head of Junior School Teaching and Learning Mrs Jennifer Rickwood BA(Ed)

Science Ms Jane Brandenburg GradDipEd, BSc

ACADEMIC JUNIOR SCHOOL

Science Ms Sabrina Earsman GradDipScEd, BSc T1 - T2 Science Ms Lise Fouche MC Science Mrs Seema Gookooluk PGradDipEd, BA Science Ms Helen Jones DipEd, BHM/Sc Science Ms Lesley Kaye MScEd, DipSc, DipTeach, BSc T3 - T4

Mrs Carey Bouwer PGCE, HDipEd Miss Michelle Clayton MEdMan, MEd(Gifted & Talented), CertEd, COGE, BEd Mrs Kerri Cresswell GradDipEd, BA(Ed) Ms Aleasha Franetovich BA, GradDipEd Mrs Colleen Garland DipArtEd

Science Ms Sarah Kelley GradDipEd, BSc

Ms Emily Harris BEd

Science Ms Genevieve Letherbarrow GradDipEd, BSc(Hons)

Ms Krysti Hodges BEd(Primary)

Science Mrs Tamsin Moore PGCE, BSc(Dual Hons) Science Ms Guin Murray MA(Hons), PGCEd Science Ms Camlin Quin BSc, MSc, GradDipEd(Sec) Science Ms Lana Salfinger GradDipEd, BSc Science Mrs Justine Spencer DipEd, BSc Science Ms Ming Till BSc, BComm, LLB, GradDipEd

Ms Chris Hill BEd, BA Mrs Katy Howes BA, BEd Ms Erin Jones BEd(ECE) Ms Jia Liao BA, MEd, MLingSpec, GradDipEd Ms Kobie McGurk GradDipEd, BSc Ms Zayja McCartan GradDipEd, BSc – T2

Academic Administration Assistant Mrs Elizabeth Yeomans Academic Administration Assistant Ms Anna Curry MA, BAHons, BA Academic Administration Assistant Ms Nikolah Vermeersch BComm T1 - T3 Accounts Officer – Collections Mrs Sandra Otranto BComm Accounts Payable/Payroll Officer Ms Melissa Murray BEc Accounts Receivable Officer Ms Audrey Lee BComm Administration Assistant – Performing Arts Ms Valarie Black – T2 129

Administration Assistant (Reprographics) Mrs Lisa Davis Alumni Co-ordinator Ms Sascha Hill DipEd, BPE Archivist, Curator, Historian Mrs Shannon Lovelady Assistant to the Director of Finance and Corporate Services Mrs Leonie Neervoort Assurance Administrator Miss Kate Bond BSc, JD Communications Co-ordinator Ms Annabel Stewart BComm, BA(Comm) – T1 Community Relations Co-ordinator Ms Melinda Hayes BASocSci, GradDipManage

Mrs Aileen Murray GradDipEd, BA(Hons)

Co-ordinator Indigenous Scholarship Programme Ms Rokiyah Bin Swani BComm

Ms Prue Peardon GradDipEd, BAppSc Ms Ayomi Perera GradDipEd, BA

Design and Technology Technician Mr Jordan Sell

Ms Hilary Price BMusEd GDipMus MM

Digital Content Co-ordinator Mrs Jasmine Kimlin BA T3 -

Science Mr Joni Wijaya BE, GradDipEd(Sec)

Ms Anita Roy BEd(Primary)

Teacher Librarian Ms Luciana Cavallaro BEd, BAEd

Ms Beverley Spencer MEdLearnDiff, DipTeachPrimary

Teacher Librarian Ms Tracey Eaton MEd(TeachLib) T2 -

Ms Mandy Tomizzi BEd

Technology & Enterprise – Home Economics Mrs Melissa DrakeBrockman GradDipEd, BA

Mrs Alison Viney DipTeach, GradDipScEd, BEd

Technology & Enterprise – Media Ms Gemma Freel GradDipEd, BA T3 - T4

OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION STAFF

Mrs Andrea Sofield BA, BEd

Mrs Helen Tutin BEd

Mrs Rosalea Wallace BEd, DipTeach Ms Sophiya Wallace BEd

Digital Content Co-ordinator Ms Robyn Poole BA – T3 Digital Content Creator Mrs Angelica Franco-Alvarez Education Assistant Mrs Natalie Lucioli CertIIIEdSup Education Assistant (Art and Play) Mrs Lesley Brady CertIIICS, CertArtDes Education Assistant Junior School Ms Amelia Turner EN, CertIIIEdSup

Ms Jill Willetts BAEd T3 – T4 ST

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Physical Education Ms Emily Fraser T1 – T2

Pipe Band Tutor Ms Matija Franetovich BSc, Cert IV

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Physical Education Ms Nicole Dorrington ProfCertEd(PosEd), DipEd, BPE

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Education Assistant Ms Catriona Cosentino GradDipEd, BComm

Production Assistant/Stage Manager Ms Holly Pedlar

Education Assistant Ms Christine Brockman BA

Property Assistant Mr Nathan Brown TC

Enrolment Administrator Mrs Jane Hard Grounds Co-ordinator Mr Glenn Hermans Head Rowing Coach Mr David Milne Academic Adminstration Assistant Ms Carol Jones BSc ILT Co-ordinator Ms Taylor Rickards Assistant Head of ILT Trainer Mr Sam Kennedy Junior School Receptionist Mrs Deb Barnaby Laboratory Technician Miss Fran Howl BSc Laboratory Technician Ms Janine Nicholson BSc(Hons) Languages Assistant Mr Carlos Volk Languages Assistant Ms Odile Bell Languages Assistant Ms Tomoko Townsend Lead Academic Administrator Ms Hayley Randall Library Technician Mrs Jenny Astle DipAppSc Library Technician Ms Debra Van Dongen AssocDegSc(LibTech), CertIIIEdAssist Library Technician Ms Maria Giglia DipLibStudies Media Technician Ms Natalie Cheveralls Music Administration Assistant Ms Jade Zimmerman T2 Network/Systems Engineer Mr James Williamson, CertII(TC), CertIII(CC), CCNP Operations Administrator Ms Justine Mail BComm – T1 Physical Education Administration Officer Mrs Louise Smith People and Culture Consultant Ms Lil Watt MEd, BPE People and Culture Co-ordinator Ms Chloe Anderson BHRM, BBSc Personal Assistant to Head of Junior School Ms Tara Holmes Personal Assistant to the Head of Senior School Ms Lyn Taylor

Property Operations Manager Mr Richard Taber Property Assistant Ms Peta Wheildon – T2 Publications, Marketing and Media Co-ordinator Ms Kylie Yacopetti GradCertMktg, BA(Psych) Receptionist – View Street Mrs Jane Feinauer

Year Co-ordinator Ms Justine Keys DipAppSc(Nursing) Year Co-ordinator Ms Grace Le Fanu Year Co-ordinator Ms Sarah Taylor Year Co-ordinator Ms Augusta Weedon Year Co-ordinator Ms Eve York T3 – Weekend Co-ordinator Ms Terri Karmelita DipCSTD, DipTch Assistant Ms Alice Creasey

Receptionist Ms Di Simmons

Assistant Miss Rachel Harding

Receptionist Ms Esmé Derrington

Assistant Miss Elena Hundley T1

School Tours Co-ordinator Ms Sandy Barbir DipEd, BSc

Assistant Ms Ashani Jeyadevan

Senior Technical Support Officer Mr Travis Garbin

Assistant Ms Kira Vermeersch

Technology Support Officer Mr Aidan Orr Technology Support Officer Mr Jason Chiriac Technology Support Officer Mr Serge Flora BLaws (Belgrade)

Assistant Ms Darcie McAuliffe Administration Assistant Mrs Sara Harrison Bus Driver Mr Geoff Goddard

VISITING MUSIC TUTORS Mr Charles Barblett

Theatre Manager Mr Robert Kelly

Ms Jane Blanchard BA

Uniform Shop Assistant Mrs Gabrielle Murphy

Ms Susie Endersby BMusEd Ms Josephine Fountain BMusPerf

Uniform Shop Manager Mrs Paula McEwan

Ms Bronwyn Gibson MMus, BMus

Visual Arts Technician Mrs Iliana Harvey MA, BA, DipArtTherapy

Ms Katie How BMusPerf

HEALTH CENTRE Health Centre Co-ordinator Ms Alana Coffey PGradDipOHS, BAppSc, DipAppSc Registered Nurse Mrs Phoebe Robinson, BNurse RN Registered Nurse Mrs Fiona Lapsley T2 -

Mr Steven Harmer BEd, BMus Ms Kirrily Morison MMus, BMus(Hons), BMus Ms Marlene Ong TDip, FDip, GradCertTESOL, BMusEd(Hons) Ms Anne-Marie Partington GradDipMus, BSc(Hons) Mr Michael Patrick GradDipMusStud, BMusPerf, BA, AdDipMus Mr Shane Pooley BA(JazzPerf) Ms Christine Reitzenstein

Registered Nurse Mrs Nanette Smith RN, BSc(Nursing)

Mrs Hiroko Smith Suzuki Primary

Registered Nurse Sally Abraham BNurs, GradDipClinPrac, MN T1 – T2

Ms Louise Tayler-Lloyd AssDipBr, AMusA, BMusEd

BOARDING HOUSE STAFF

Ms Julia Toussaint-Jackson GradDipEd, AMusA, BMusPerf

Deputy - Operations Miss Kirsty Nugent DipAppSocSc, BA, CertResCare

Mr Brad Swope BMus

Mr Richard Webster BMus, AdvDip(Contemporary)

Deputy - Pastoral Ms Donna Kolka PGCE, BSc(Hons) – T2 Deptuy – Pastoral Care and Wellbeing Ms Katherine Hazlewood GradDipEd, BA(MComn) T3 ST

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Executive Officer, PLC Foundation Ms Suzanne Pelczar

Property Co-ordinator Mr Damien McLeod

Year Co-ordinator Ms Elena Hundley T2 -

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Education Assistant Ms Lucy Chapman CertIII EdSup

Property Assistant Mr Wayne Lillis

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Education Assistant Ms Fiona McAlwey BEc, CertIIITA

Property Assistant Mr Tony Baxendale

Year Co-ordinator Ms Amy Holdsworth – T2

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Education Assistant Ms Ellen Granger BEd

Property Assistant Mr Ian Elshaw

Year Co-ordinator Ms Katherine Hazlewood GradDipEd, BA(MComm) – T2