Celebrating the life of J. Margaret Fendley (Haines)
‘A school has many stories – both official and unofficial – and a multitude of story tellers.’
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In The Media
‘It can feel like you don’t fully belong in either world.’
Celebrating Strathcona’s new Frontrow Elevate Soundfield System to support learning for all students, particular those who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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Wholebeing at Strathcona
Megan Boyd, Dean of Students at Strathcona Girls Grammar, shares the importance of the School’s Wholebeing program and how this contributes to the overall academic success and happiness of students.
‘Students today are more vocal, wanting a sense of belonging and their parents are giving them more choice.’
Featuring in The Saturday Age, Strathcona Girls Grammar Principal, Lorna Beegan, shares insights on how students today have a more active role in selecting their school, and it’s no longer just about academics – it’s about finding an environment that aligns with their passions and personal interests too.
‘They always encouraged us to try our best’
Meet our Dux of 2024, Rachel Zhou, who achieved an ATAR of 99.9, and proudly shares her story on how Strathcona supported her to be unstoppable, attributing much of her success to embracing opportunities, a balanced lifestyle, and leaving Year 12 with no regrets.
2024 Strathcona Medalist: Hannah-Jude-Smith
Congratulations to Hannah Jude-Smith, 2024 Strathcona Medalist, for her service to intelligence capability development, strategic planning, and international relations for the Australian Defence Force.
Celebrating the Achievements of our Centenary VCE Class of 2024
The whole school community congratulates the exceptional VCE results achieved by our Year 12 Centenary Class of 2024.
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Educator wellbeing is more than fresh fruit in staffrooms
‘Mental Health Month is an opportunity to celebrate what we are already doing at Strathcona to support the wellbeing of our whole school community’.
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Unstoppable girls: how to empower your daughter to break free of gender stereotyping
Featuring on The Parent’s Website in Independent Schools Victoria, Kara Baxter, Dean of Teaching and Learning at Strathcona Girls Grammar, highlights the importance of parent support to empower their daughter to be unstoppable.
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Transitioning to High School
Featuring in Stonnington Boroondara Kids, Shelley Lipshut, Year 7 Coordinator at Strathcona Girls Grammar, discusses the integral role families play in helping students transition into secondary school and offers strategies for parents to support this process.