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During Term 1, the girls in Year 3 investigated whether ice or chocolate would melt faster in the sun. The girls predicted that the ice would melt faster and justified their predictions. They were indeed correct (the ice melted in about 30 minutes), however, they were left with many more questions: Why did the melted ice water all pool on one side of the plate, but the melted chocolate stayed in a circle? - Neve If we put the experiment in the shade, how much longer would it take? – Kitty Why did the chocolate keep melting even more when we came back into the classroom out of the sun? - Josie We look forward to many more exciting experiments this term! #watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #juniorschool #STEMImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

During Term 1, the girls in Year 3 investigated whether ice or chocolate would melt faster in the sun.

The girls predicted that the ice would melt faster and justified their predictions. They were indeed correct (the ice melted in about 30 minutes), however, they were left with many more questions:

'Why did the melted ice water all pool on one side of the plate, but the melted chocolate stayed in a circle?' - Neve
'If we put the experiment in the shade, how much longer would it take?' – Kitty
'Why did the chocolate keep melting even more when we came back into the classroom out of the sun?' - Josie

We look forward to many more exciting experiments this term!

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Today we welcomed our students back on campus for the first day of Term 2. We started the term with a special assembly to commemorate Anzac Day and reflect on the contribution and sacrifice made by so many men and women who have served our beautiful country. Lest we forget. A special thank you to the alumni who joined us for the service. #anzacday #lestweforget #pymblelcImage attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

Today we welcomed our students back on campus for the first day of Term 2.

We started the term with a special assembly to commemorate Anzac Day and reflect on the contribution and sacrifice made by so many men and women who have served our beautiful country. Lest we forget.

A special thank you to the alumni who joined us for the service.

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24 hours ago

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A huge congratulations to two Pymble rowers, Mika (Year 12) and Millie (Year 11) who have been selected for the Womens U19 8+ team to represent Australia at the World Rowing Junior Championships in Lithuania later this year! #watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #pymblelcsport #pymbleproud

A huge congratulations to two Pymble rowers, Mika (Year 12) and Millie (Year 11) who have been selected for the Women's U19 8+ team to represent Australia at the World Rowing Junior Championships in Lithuania later this year!

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2 days ago

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Congratulations Millie and Mika! Very well deserved! 🌟 🌟 🌟

Congratulations to you both So well deserved

Fantastic! Congrats

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To mark Anzac Day, we would like to honour the 150 ex-students and staff who served in WWII, five of whom tragically lost their lives. Our Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh Award students researched and wrote their biographies, and made audio recordings of the letters these women sent home to Pymble’s former principal, Miss Dorothy Knox, who went to great lengths to keep in touch with any serving Pymble girls. Read more about these courageous women at https://bit.ly/3gwDwFH They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. The Ode by Laurence Binyon, 1914 Lest we forget

To mark Anzac Day, we would like to honour the 150 ex-students and staff who served in WWII, five of whom tragically lost their lives. Our Year 10 Duke of Edinburgh Award students researched and wrote their biographies, and made audio recordings of the letters these women sent home to Pymble’s former principal, Miss Dorothy Knox, who went to great lengths to keep in touch with any serving Pymble girls.

Read more about these courageous women at

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

The Ode by Laurence Binyon, 1914

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5 days ago

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Love this initiative. The traditional values of Pymble shining through.

Visited the grave of one of them this morning, my aunt Nancye Knowlman Took her medals and a bunch of rosemary Lest we forget My mother, Margaret Allison (Knowlman) also served

Year 10 Geography enjoyed a field trip to Barangaroo Reserve and Watermans Cove where they explored the geographical features of this transformed urban landscape. The students enjoyed learning about Barangaroos evolution from an industrial site to a sustainable, world-class precinct. Some aspects that the students noted were how the reserve’s 75,000 native trees and reconstructed shoreline highlight the importance of environmental sustainability, and the innovative strategies, such as the underwater garden at Waterman’s Cove, that revitalises marine habitats using 3D-printed panels. The day deepened the girls understanding of sustainable urban planning and left them with future career options to consider. #watchuschangetheworld #pymblelcImage attachmentImage attachment

Year 10 Geography enjoyed a field trip to Barangaroo Reserve and Waterman's Cove where they explored the geographical features of this transformed urban landscape.

The students enjoyed learning about Barangaroo's evolution from an industrial site to a sustainable, world-class precinct. Some aspects that the students noted were how the reserve’s 75,000 native trees and reconstructed shoreline highlight the importance of environmental sustainability, and the innovative strategies, such as the underwater garden at Waterman’s Cove, that revitalises marine habitats using 3D-printed panels.

The day deepened the girls' understanding of sustainable urban planning and left them with future career options to consider.

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6 days ago

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Are you a Pymble Alumni curious to learn more about the Alumni Networking Event on Thursday 22 May?

Check out our video from last year to get a sense of what’s in store.

This year’s event promises a great evening of connection with:

- a keynote address from Fiona Ellis Jones (2001) and Li-Enn Koo (1990)
- a series of 15-minute coaching sessions with mentors from a range of industries
- career-stage-specific workshops
- informal networking opportunities with inspiring professionals sharing expertise and advice.

To learn more or register, visit

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7 days ago

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Congratulations to Jackie Morcombe, HRIS Advisor, who received a L.O.V.E (Living Our Values Everyday) Award. Nominated by her colleagues, Jackie is responsible for the successful implementation of HERO - the new HR Information System which was completed in June 2024. Jackie led this complex implementation process while also managing her day job. She showed great courage in taking on this huge project, something she had never done before. Jackie demonstrated tenacity, collaboration and integrity with a focus on getting the right outcomes for the HR team, Pymble staff and the College. Jackie is now regularly contacted by other schools to learn about HERO and our successful implementation project. Jackie has been at Pymble for over 13 years and is an invaluable member of the HR team. Congratulations, Jackie, on receiving this award. #watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #loveaward #staffrecognition

Congratulations to Jackie Morcombe, HRIS Advisor, who received a L.O.V.E (Living Our Values Everyday) Award.

Nominated by her colleagues, Jackie is responsible for the successful implementation of HERO - the new HR Information System which was completed in June 2024. Jackie led this complex implementation process while also managing her 'day job'. She showed great courage in taking on this huge project, something she had never done before. Jackie demonstrated tenacity, collaboration and integrity with a focus on getting the right outcomes for the HR team, Pymble staff and the College. Jackie is now regularly contacted by other schools to learn about HERO and our successful implementation project. Jackie has been at Pymble for over 13 years and is an invaluable member of the HR team.

Congratulations, Jackie, on receiving this award.

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1 week ago

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Well done Jackie! Very well deserved, you’re a systems superstar ⭐️⭐️ Congratulations! 🎉

Congratulations Jackie! Wonderful recognition ❤️

Congrats Jackie! Well deserved.

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! #watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #aflImage attachment

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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1 week ago

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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. #watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #happyeaster

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

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