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On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we celebrate the limitless potential of girls in STEM ✨

At Pymble, students are empowered to explore science with curiosity, confidence and choice. Through a broad, future-focused curriculum, girls discover pathways aligned to their strengths and imagine futures across medicine, bio technology, research and beyond.

Here, girls don’t just study science - they shape it💙

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This week, our Year 5 and 6 girls commenced the DREAM Diploma, a structured two year program designed to amplify the academic, social and emotional development of girls.   The program focuses on building strong academic knowledge, character and essential life skills, while also developing leadership, confidence and social-emotional growth. Through the DREAM components of Dare, Reach, Experience, Advocate and Master, the girls are guided to set meaningful goals, self reflect, advocate and engage in service, and build the skills needed for long term success in school and beyond💫   #PymbleProud #DREAMDiploma #WatchUsChangeTheWorldImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

This week, our Year 5 and 6 girls commenced the DREAM Diploma, a structured two year program designed to amplify the academic, social and emotional development of girls.
 
The program focuses on building strong academic knowledge, character and essential life skills, while also developing leadership, confidence and social-emotional growth. Through the DREAM components of Dare, Reach, Experience, Advocate and Master, the girls are guided to set meaningful goals, self reflect, advocate and engage in service, and build the skills needed for long term success in school and beyond💫
 
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For students who demonstrate excellence in their chosen sport at state or national level. The Sport Scholarship recognises commitment, performance and meaningful contribution to sport at Pymble. Applications close 27 February 2026. https://www.pymblelc.nsw.edu.au/enrolments/scholarships/ #PymbleScholarships #PymbleSport #PymbleSpirit #WatchUsChangeTheWorld

For students who demonstrate excellence in their chosen sport at state or national level.

The Sport Scholarship recognises commitment, performance and meaningful contribution to sport at Pymble.

Applications close 27 February 2026.

https://pymblelc.nsw.edu.au/enrolments/…

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Welcome to Pymble 💙

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I am an ex student, left 1986 kindy to year 12. What happened to our motto Ultimo lavoro

So proud to have been a student at Pymble 1948...1959..

Fondly look back on my time at PLC - 1989-1994

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Welcome to Term 1, 2026 at Pymble 💙   We were delighted to welcome our girls back for the first official day of the school year, with energy, excitement and a few surprises waiting at the gates.   As Pymble enters its 110th year, our focus is the College Value of Courage, guided by the statement, “I am open to new experiences to learn and grow.” This is a mindset that encourages our girls to step forward with curiosity, confidence and purpose.   Each year, our Year 12 students set a theme to shape the next 12 months. For 2026, they have chosen “Take a Risk”, which they brought to life this morning as they welcomed students back and set the tone for a year of growth, learning and possibility.   We can’t wait to see how our girls embrace new challenges, support one another and show courage in action throughout the year ahead.   #PymbleSpirit #WatchUsChangeTheWorld #2026 #YearOfCourage #TakeARiskImage attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

Welcome to Term 1, 2026 at Pymble 💙
 
We were delighted to welcome our girls back for the first official day of the school year, with energy, excitement and a few surprises waiting at the gates.
 
As Pymble enters its 110th year, our focus is the College Value of Courage, guided by the statement, “I am open to new experiences to learn and grow.” This is a mindset that encourages our girls to step forward with curiosity, confidence and purpose.
 
Each year, our Year 12 students set a theme to shape the next 12 months. For 2026, they have chosen “Take a Risk”, which they brought to life this morning as they welcomed students back and set the tone for a year of growth, learning and possibility.
 
We can’t wait to see how our girls embrace new challenges, support one another and show courage in action throughout the year ahead.
 
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Last week, Pymble proudly hosted the Rafa Nadal Academy Camp with Educa Tennis 🎾   Our students had the opportunity to train and learn alongside world-class coaches from the Rafa Nadal Academy in Spain, experiencing elite coaching grounded in discipline, respect and resilience. The camp reflected our shared commitment to developing not only strong athletes, but young people of character.   This collaboration is part of Pymble’s broader focus on creating meaningful international pathways, giving our students access to global experiences that challenge, inspire and elevate their sporting journeys.   We are delighted to see our tennis program continue to grow through partnerships that align so closely with our values and ambition for the future.   #PymbleSport #PymbleSpirit #RafaNadalAcademy #WatchUsChangeTheWorld #PymbleProudImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

Last week, Pymble proudly hosted the Rafa Nadal Academy Camp with Educa Tennis 🎾
 
Our students had the opportunity to train and learn alongside world-class coaches from the Rafa Nadal Academy in Spain, experiencing elite coaching grounded in discipline, respect and resilience. The camp reflected our shared commitment to developing not only strong athletes, but young people of character.
 
This collaboration is part of Pymble’s broader focus on creating meaningful international pathways, giving our students access to global experiences that challenge, inspire and elevate their sporting journeys.
 
We are delighted to see our tennis program continue to grow through partnerships that align so closely with our values and ambition for the future.
 
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We are incredibly proud to celebrate two Pymble Alumni selected to represent Australia at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina ❄️🇦🇺   Danielle Scott (Class of 2007) and Kyra Wheatley (Class of 2021) are among the 53 Australians named to the team, which also marks the largest proportion of women ever selected on an Australian Olympic team.   Aerial skier Danielle Scott, competing in her fourth Olympic Games, described her selection as “the best feeling in the world” and a reminder that athletes from Australia continue to defy expectations on the world stage. Her words reflect not only personal achievement, but the strength of Australia’s winter sports legacy and the next generation coming through.   Kyra is the only Australian competing in Ski Cross which she describes as a “a test of both body and mind, requiring split-second decisions and fearless determination.”   We congratulate Danielle and Kyra on this extraordinary milestone and look forward to cheering them on as they represent Australia, and the Pymble community, on the Olympic stage.   #PymbleProud #PymbleAlumni #WinterOlympics #MilanoCortina2026 #Olympics #WatchUsChangeTheWorldImage attachment

We are incredibly proud to celebrate two Pymble Alumni selected to represent Australia at the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina ❄️🇦🇺
 
Danielle Scott (Class of 2007) and Kyra Wheatley (Class of 2021) are among the 53 Australians named to the team, which also marks the largest proportion of women ever selected on an Australian Olympic team.
 
Aerial skier Danielle Scott, competing in her fourth Olympic Games, described her selection as “the best feeling in the world” and a reminder that athletes from Australia continue to defy expectations on the world stage. Her words reflect not only personal achievement, but the strength of Australia’s winter sports legacy and the next generation coming through.
 
Kyra is the only Australian competing in Ski Cross which she describes as a “a test of both body and mind, requiring split-second decisions and fearless determination.”
 
We congratulate Danielle and Kyra on this extraordinary milestone and look forward to cheering them on as they represent Australia, and the Pymble community, on the Olympic stage.
 
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Pymble proud, Australia proud.

Awesome news!! Congratulations to Kyra & Danielle.

Congratulations!

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Reminiscing on the inspiring opening night of the Pymble Values Art Prize 2025.   Last year’s Prize celebrated our College value of Respect, brought to life through powerful and thought-provoking works by Australian female artists.   In 2026, the Pymble Values Art Prize will honour the College value of Courage, represented by the statement “I am open to new experiences to learn and grow.” We look forward to continuing these vital conversations through art whilst supporting emerging and established Australian female artists.   #PymbleProud #WatchUsChangeTheWorld #ArtPrize #2026Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

Reminiscing on the inspiring opening night of the Pymble Values Art Prize 2025.
 
Last year’s Prize celebrated our College value of Respect, brought to life through powerful and thought-provoking works by Australian female artists.
 
In 2026, the Pymble Values Art Prize will honour the College value of Courage, represented by the statement “I am open to new experiences to learn and grow.” We look forward to continuing these vital conversations through art whilst supporting emerging and established Australian female artists.
 
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Late last year, members of the Pymble community came together in Hong Kong and Shanghai for two special community engagement events, held during a time when many families were already travelling to visit grandparents and extended family. These gatherings brought together a broad cross-section of the Pymble community, including current families, alumni, and families with daughters enrolled at Pymble in the years ahead. The focus was on conversation, shared experience and connection, creating a welcoming space for families to learn more about the College through the voices of those who know it best. At both events, our Deputy Principal shared Pymble’s values, strategic direction and future focus, while College leaders offered insights into the care, support and opportunities that shape a Pymble education. Current students, parents and alumni also spoke openly about their journeys, providing thoughtful and personal perspectives for families at different stages of their decision-making. We were especially proud to hear from Pymble student Nicola, who spoke of her robotics experience in the Junior School, and students Imogen and Isis, who became friends through debating, Mock Trial and Model United Nations at Pymble. Isis began her Pymble journey in Kindergarten, while Imogen joined in Year 9. Pymble Graduate, Joy, also shared her experience, reflecting the diversity of pathways after leaving the College and the strength of the relationships formed particularly in the senior years.Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment

Late last year, members of the Pymble community came together in Hong Kong and Shanghai for two special community engagement events, held during a time when many families were already travelling to visit grandparents and extended family.

These gatherings brought together a broad cross-section of the Pymble community, including current families, alumni, and families with daughters enrolled at Pymble in the years ahead. The focus was on conversation, shared experience and connection, creating a welcoming space for families to learn more about the College through the voices of those who know it best.

At both events, our Deputy Principal shared Pymble’s values, strategic direction and future focus, while College leaders offered insights into the care, support and opportunities that shape a Pymble education. Current students, parents and alumni also spoke openly about their journeys, providing thoughtful and personal perspectives for families at different stages of their decision-making.

We were especially proud to hear from Pymble student Nicola, who spoke of her robotics experience in the Junior School, and students Imogen and Isis, who became friends through debating, Mock Trial and Model United Nations at Pymble. Isis began her Pymble journey in Kindergarten, while Imogen joined in Year 9. Pymble Graduate, Joy, also shared her experience, reflecting the diversity of pathways after leaving the College and the strength of the relationships formed particularly in the senior years. ... See MoreSee Less

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