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Two of our AFL teams, Pymble 6 and Pymble 5, recently donned their uniforms for the final match of the season.

Pymble 6 took to the field for four matches at the Lightening Carnival at Loreto Normanhurst, and finished the day undefeated after winning all four matches!

Meanwhile, Pymble 5 took on Barker College in the Junior Year 7/8 Division 1 grand final and were keen to prove themselves against opponents who were previously undefeated. Although they started off with several behinds, the floodgates were opened mid-way through the first quarter, and the Pymble team were able to rack up points during the match to walk away as the Division 1 champions.

Congratulations to both our AFL champion teams!

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Congratulations 🙌

Wishing a very Happy Easter to our Pymble community. May your Easter celebrations be filled with family, friends, love and laughter.

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It's a shame there is no mention of Jesus here

Our Boarders were already getting into the Easter spirit before they headed off for school holidays. In addition to their annual Easter egg hunt, the Boarders enjoyed a visit from Paul and his apprentice from Du Plessy Pralin & Otello Chocolates Patisserie to learn the art of chocolate.

The girls watched with anticipation as Paul tempered the chocolate and enjoyed the opportunity to do some taste testing. They then created lots of Easter treats using moulds and packaging their goods to be distributed.

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Our Boarders were already getting into the Easter spirit before they headed off for school holidays. In addition to their annual Easter egg hunt, the Boarders enjoyed a visit from Paul and his apprentice from Du Plessy Pralin & Otello Chocolates Patisserie to learn the art of chocolate.

The girls watched with anticipation as Paul tempered the chocolate and enjoyed the opportunity to do some taste testing. They then created lots of Easter treats using moulds and packaging their goods to be distributed.

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Pymble’s fifth annual Alumni Networking Event is on Thursday 22 May, 6.00pm to 9.00pm at Qantas Head Office.

The event offers our alumni the opportunity to network with members of our community who are leaders in their field, hear from two inspiring keynote speakers and attend one-on-one coaching sessions.

We will also have professional development workshops hosted by:

- Anne Hatton and Jane Neale, co-founders and managing directors of Hattonneale, a dedicated board search and advisory firm.
- Isabel Duffy, Business Development Lead, Northrop and Co-Founder, Tomorrow’s Women in Construction

To learn more or register, visit

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Eleven Pymble students recently travelled to Perth to compete in the Australian Junior Championships. Over five days of competition, our students delivered outstanding performances with 5 gold medals, 2 silver and 4 bronze. 🥇🥈🥉

Special mention to Amalia (Year 9) and Eliza (Year 9) who won two gold medals each, with Eliza also achieving the championship record in both the 1500m and 3km.

Well done to all our athletes who made us #pymbleproud with their exceptional sportsmanship.

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Eleven Pymble students recently travelled to Perth to compete in the Australian Junior Championships. Over five days of competition, our students delivered outstanding performances with 5 gold medals, 2 silver and 4 bronze. 🥇🥈🥉

Special mention to Amalia (Year 9) and Eliza (Year 9) who won two gold medals each, with Eliza also achieving the championship record in both the 1500m and 3km.

Well done to all our athletes who made us #pymbleproud with their exceptional sportsmanship.

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Well done girls!!!!!🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅

Youre Just Too Good to be Shrew! Congratulations to the talented cast and crew of You’re Just Too Good to be Shrew whose hard work and dedication resulted in a dazzling ensemble performance of the hilarious and heartfelt play based on Shakespeares Taming of the Shrew.

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You're Just Too Good to be Shrew! Congratulations to the talented cast and crew of You’re Just Too Good to be Shrew whose hard work and dedication resulted in a dazzling ensemble performance of the hilarious and heartfelt play based on Shakespeare's 'Taming of the Shrew'.

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1 week ago

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Fabulous show. Simply fun.

Congratulations to the cast and crew on a dazzling performance! 🎉

Introducing the Pymble Values Art Prize

Celebrating women and our College values through painting.

Pymble Ladies’ College is delighted to launch its inaugural Pymble Values Art Prize in 2025 and invites submissions from Australian female artists.

This $30,000 acquisitive prize is for an original two-dimensional painting created in response to Pymble’s value statement for Respect – I value diversity, my worth and the worth of others.

The winning artwork will be announced at an exhibition of finalists at the College on Monday 10 November 2025. The exhibition will be open to the public and all artworks featured will be available for sale.

To learn more, visit

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I live in Victoria, and therefore a 4 day exposure at an exhibition isn't worthwhile for me due to the cost of transportation to and from the venue - should I be fortunate enough to be a finalist.

Great to have another prize for women, I do question the theme however, its a nice idea, but will really limit who can enter...unless it is a very fluid interpretation? Its a big ask for artists to produce something outside of their usual practice to conform to a 'theme' with the hope of being exhibited as a finalist, unless they can just cleverly twist the intent of the work to fit the theme (not ideal!)

The theme is pretty tricky to paint. I will be keen to see what the entries are. Similar to Redlands prize?