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Some of our Studies of Religion students recently attended a special Iftar dinner organised by The Rev Bill Crews Foundation and the Uniting Church NSW & ACT in Ashfield. Iftar is the fast-breaking evening meal Muslims partake in during Ramadan.

At the dinner, students were able to connect with Moderator of the UCA, Faaimata Hiliau and the CEO of Multicultural NSW, Joseph La Posta. The dinner gave students the opportunity to discuss the importance of multi-faith events in raising culturally literate citizens.

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Over the past two weeks, our Year 7 students headed out to our Vision Valley campus in two groups for their Outdoor Education Program.

The girls enjoyed the time away from their usual routine, building connections and having fun in the outdoors with a wide range of physical activities.

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Are you a Pymble Alumni keen to grow your professional network and learn from leaders in your field? Registrations are now open for Mentees to attend our fifth annual Alumni Networking Event!

Join us on Thursday 22 May 2025 from 6.00pm to 9.00pm at Qantas Head Office to connect with professionals in the Pymble Alumni community.

On the night you will enjoy:

- a keynote address by Fiona Ellis Jones (Pymble 2001) and Li-Enn Koo (Pymble 1991)
- a series of 15-minute one-on-one coaching sessions with mentors from a range of industries
- career-stage-specific workshops
- informal networking opportunities with leaders from many industries and professions.

Buy your ticket today and download our app to book workshops and your one-on-one coaching sessions with Pymble professionals in your industry!



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Today is Ride Safely to School Day and our Junior School students were keen to take part biking or scootering their way to the College. 🚲

The slight drizzle didn't dampen their spirits, as our girls met Junior School teachers at Pymble Station to safely ride together from the station to our campus nearby.

A big thank you to all our families who supported our courageous cyclists and scooters. There were lots of big smiles and #pymblepride from our girls while they were on their journey!

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Pedal Your Own Smoothie is a highlight of the Junior School calendar, where our girls have the opportunity to literally pedal their own smoothies by riding a stationary bike attached to a blender to create a delicious, healthy treat.

The event was organised by our Junior School Parents Group, and we are #pymbleproud of our parents and girls who came together to pedal not only smoothies, but also kindness by raising money to support a local community charity, Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women's Shelter.

Our amazing STEM parents also problem-solved any mechanical issues to keep the smoothies flowing - well done!

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This term during lunchtime on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Middle School Leaders and Year 12 Middle School Liaison Prefects have hosted 'Gloucester Gatherings' where students can participate in fun activities while building connections and community.

The girls have enjoyed a vast range of activities including:

- Pet rock painting 🪨
- Skipping
- Handball competition
- Cookie decorating 🍪
- K-pop dancing
- Mandala colouring 🖍️
- Bull rush
- Dodgeball 🏐
- Trivia
- Paper plane competition ✈️

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For their History unit, Year 3 met with Pymble's Archivist, Kate Murray, to discover how the College has evolved since it opened in 1916.

The students were enthralled as they learnt just how different life at school was for past Pymble girls; from doing high jump in a formal uniform and using school bags that looked more like travel cases, to the shocking revelation that students didn't always have access to the internet. The girls also had the opportunity to see a desk and ink well from the early years of the College, which helped them envision what a Pymble classroom used to look like compared to their classrooms today.

Not only was it fascinating for our girls to discover how the College has evolved over time, but also realise that they too are an important part of the continuing history of the College. Our current students seemed quite thrilled to think that, one day, future Pymble girls may be learning about their time at the College.

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