In the Media

Writing for The Educator and Education Today, Strathcona Girls Grammar Senior School Psychologist Kerri Rhodes and Principal Lorna Beegan share how wellbeing, self-awareness and student agency can help young people navigate VCE examinations with confidence and perspective.

Writing for the Herald Sun, Strathcona Girls Grammar Head of English Danielle Cooper shares practical advice to help VCE English students approach the examination with clarity, confidence and trust in the knowledge and writing skills developed throughout the year.

Writing for The Australian Financial Review, Strathcona Girls Grammar Principal Lorna Beegan explores how schools can embrace artificial intelligence while preserving the critical thinking, creativity and human judgement essential to meaningful learning.

Strathcona Girls Grammar Head of Careers and Pathways Xin Chen features in The Educator Australia following her election to the Board of the Australian Centre for Career Education, recognising her contribution to innovative and future-focused career education.

Writing for Teacher Magazine, Strathcona Girls Grammar Deputy Principal Kara Baxter explores the school's AI policy and the importance of using artificial intelligence to enhance learning while preserving critical thinking and human judgement.

Featured in The Age’s Early Learning Guide, Strathcona Girls Grammar Head of Junior School Sarah Verdaguer shares how intentional, play-based learning transforms children’s curiosity into deep and meaningful discovery.

Writing for Kiddipedia, Strathcona Girls Grammar Junior School Psychologist Sharon Turner shares practical strategies to help families support children experiencing a mid-year dip in energy, motivation and confidence.

Strathcona Girls Grammar Principal Lorna Beegan features on the Independent Schools Victoria website, exploring how dialogue and adult guidance can help young people navigate global conflict with resilience and optimism.

Featuring on the Women Love Tech website, Strathcona Girls Grammar highlights its commitment to closing the AI gender gap through the launch of the CORAL Lab. The initiative is empowering girls to build the confidence and critical perspective needed to shape the future of technology, not just use it.

Featuring in Dynamic Business, Strathcona Girls Grammar Principal Lorna Beegan highlights the role of culture, language and effective mentoring in helping women lead with confidence and thrive in the workplace.