We are delighted to announce that Ms Lorna Beegan has been appointed as the 11th Principal of Strathcona Girls Grammar. Lorna will commence on Wednesday 17 January 2024 coinciding with the start of our centenary year.
Speaking with Women Love Tech, Strathcona Girls Grammar’s Deputy Head of Junior School Eleni Kyritsis provides ‘Tips For Nurturing STEM Skills At Home.’ To read the full article click here.
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Another fantastic article featured in Education Today by Kara Baxter, Dean of Teaching and Learning on Digital Literacy. You can read the full article here.
Is Digital Literacy the New Foreign Language in Schools? Read More »
As an important part of the Strathcona Story, we are excited to share this short video with you today, announcing our first ever Giving Day to be held Thursday 22 June. On Giving Day, the Strathcona community will rally together to support the education of a deserving future girl whose family would not otherwise have been able to access a Strathcona education.
“My time at Strathcona has been an extraordinary journey filled with countless cherished memories and remarkable achievements. It has been an honour and a privilege to serve as the Principal of this wonderful school, and I am immensely proud of all that we have accomplished together”.
Marise McConaghy
Recently, 21 – 23 March 2023, I flew a very lengthy 50 minutes to Canberra to attend the annual National Schools Constitutional Convention which was organised by the National Curriculum Services (Department Of Education Victoria). I was one of 118 delegates from schools all over Australia.
Well done to our Strathcona Rowing Squad, who performed exceptionally well over the weekend at HOSG. The conditions were tough and everchanging throughout the course, but all the hard work that our students put in across the season was rewarded.
We congratulate our Senior Dean of Learning Futures, Ross Phillips on being featured amongst an esteemed list of outstanding professors and education leaders worldwide, as he shares his insights and opinions in the latest edition of K12 Digest.
Today is Safer Internet Day and across the School, we’re raising awareness of the importance of staying safe online and using the internet responsibly. As we are more connected than ever before, online safety is even more important. This year, students are encouraged to Connect. Reflect. Protect.
As students and their families embark on the Year 12 journey, there will be a mix of excitement and trepidation about the months to come. There is no doubt 2023 is going to be a big year for students and teachers are ready to support them to do their absolute best. Everyone has advice about how to successfully navigate Year 12 and these opinions can be overwhelming both for you and your child. Below are some tips for you to consider.
