Laura Stitzel (2001) is an independent artist in Melbourne, Australia. She has been working as an illustrator, designer and animator in Australia and Canada since 2008. Laura’s work has appeared in many children’s television shows such as Emmy Award winning Peg + Cat and Arthur. On Arthur, the world’s longest running children’s series, Laura was […]
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Ever thought about where your clothes are made? What they are made of? Our amazing team of Future Problem Solvers can tell you all about it. For the past year, the four girls – Piper, Zoe, Alyssa and Carissa, now in Year 9, have painstakingly managed their project “Project Triple F – Fighting Fast Fashion”
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We invite you to experience Strathcona at our Open Morning. Learn about our outstanding personal development programs and how our girls achieve their fullest potential in all areas of life. With limited places, book now to attend one of Victoria’s highest performing girls’ schools:
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Emotional Intelligence Skills in Children Our Term 3 Community Conversations session is focused on developing Emotional Intelligence skills in children. Discussion will include the importance of Emotional Intelligence as it relates to the girl’s school life, their resilience and overall wellbeing. It will also include strategies for parents to support their children in their learning
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Caitlin Sum (2006) just completed her training as a General Practitioner earlier this year and is now working full-time in a Medical Centre in Adelaide. She is also running an onsite weekly medical clinic at her old residential college called ‘Academic Health. ’ Caitlin completed her Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at the University
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Practical tips to help yourself and daughter with perfectionism are unpacked by Strathcona’s School Psychologist, Kerri Rhodes. This month at our Parent Seminar Series, Dr Charlotte Keating, child and adolescent psychologist, presented on the topic of perfectionism. Charlotte has a Master of Clinical Psychology, a PhD in neuroscience in eating and body image disorders, mood
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Wednesday 22 August, 7pm, Xavier College, Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre, Barkers Road, Kew BOOKINGS ARE NOW OPEN This is an opportunity to enjoy the musical talents of Strathcona students in one fabulous concert. An exciting and diverse range of music and styles, from Mozart to Sondheim, musicals and movies, has been prepared for this
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Like most other people, I have a strong belief in the importance and sanctity of family life. As technology seeps through the protective walls of our family homes and so much seems to have changed, I thought it useful to consider families, how parental relationships with children begin, and how they change in each developmental
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Leaning into the opportunity to mentor, Strathcona Deputy Captain, Natasha Hawkins recounts her experience from the Alliance of Girls Schools Australasia Making a Difference: Girls for Change Leadership Summit. On the weekend of the 11 and 12 August, I was lucky enough to be able to volunteer as a leadership mentor at the Making a
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Erika Munton (nee Graumenz, 1988) is a facilitator, educator, coach and birth worker with 20 years of experience. She supports, guides, educates and advocates for expectant parents across the pregnancy to parenting continuum. Her passion is to help people create positive change during times of transition in their life both personally and professionally. As the
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