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After 10 years of service, our Principal Mrs Judith Tudball has stepped down from the Anglican Schools Australia Management Committee.

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of several students whose talent has been recognised in visual art competitions.

Year 10 student Alisha has won the Young Adult Prose category of the Laura Literary Awards, a long-running national writing competition.

We are thrilled to announce that we have received development approval for our new Science, Enterprise, Technology and Innovation (SETI) Centre.

Student reflection: At 5am on 14 July 2025, 14 students and three intrepid teachers fled the cold suburbs of Perth for Coral Bay.

Our 2025 NAIDOC Week celebrations were a vibrant and engaging schedule of activities, centred around this year’s powerful theme.

Our Year 4 students have been learning all about local governments, and as part of that learning, they worked together to build Smagstown!

Our Year 9 Environmental Science students created storybooks about real-world environmental issues and read them Mrs Kennedy’s Year 1 class.

Last term, our Year 12 Design Fundamentals students had an inspiring excursion to Karrinyup Shopping Centre.

Throughout the term, our girls were encouraged to think about what being brave really means.

Our Year 10 Science students swapped the classroom for the bush, heading into the scrubland behind our school to take part in a hands-on conservation project.

Each term, we ask our students to focus on a characteristic trait. This term, we have been looking at Bravery.