On Friday a group of Year 11 girls visited the Year 4 French class to help the girls with their French language skills and engage in some fun French-inspired vocabulary games.

It’s a fantastic example of how the College nurtures relationships between Senior and Junior girls and provides guidance and experience for how young women can mentor and role model to each other. 
 

The life and work of renowned artist and OC Pam Hallandal (1929-2018) is being celebrated at “Paper Walls”, an exhibition featuring her drawings at the Glen Eira City Council Gallery. Pam is best known for her expressive charcoal drawings depicting the human condition and environmental issues.

She is the only female to have twice won the Australian Dobell Drawing Prize for excellence in drawing and she established the first full-time tertiary level drawing course in Australia.

At the Alliance of School Girls’ Australasia International Women’s Day breakfast, girls from our Senior Leadership Team enjoyed an inspiring speech from Catherine O’Sullivan CEO of RMIT Training.

Catherine shared her life story, encouraging the girls to allow creativity into their careers through taking on challenges!

PLC had the honour of welcoming the Federal Member for Chisholm, Julia Banks MP as she officially unveiled an Armistice Centenary Memorial Plaque in the beautiful gardens of “Hethersett”, now home to the College.

A tranquil seated area and a rose arbour commemorates the role that the heritage 1880's homestead of Hethersett played as a hospital for soldiers suffering from psychiatric illnesses on their return from World War 1.

Our congratulations to Charlotte in Year 9 who has done it again by winning Gold, not once, but twice in the ACT International Judo Open earlier today!

She achieved Gold in the U18, Gold in the U21 and amazingly, Bronze in the Senior Women (no age limit).

Next week she will attend a training camp at the AIS before heading to Sydney for another event.