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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.

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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As we farewell another remarkable year, we reflect with pride on the courage, curiosity and character our girls showed across Middle, Upper and Senior School in 2025.

Throughout the year, students embraced new challenges, strengthened connections and discovered more about who they are and who they hope to become. From outdoor education programs and cultural immersions, to service initiatives, exchange opportunities and leadership experiences, each year group stepped beyond their comfort zones and grew in confidence and capability.

Our girls championed our College value of Respect in meaningful ways - uplifting one another, celebrating kindness and building inclusive communities where every voice is valued. They cultivated friendships, developed resilience and approached each opportunity with energy, optimism and purpose.

We also acknowledge the dedication of our staff, families and the broader Pymble community who walked alongside our students this year. Your support enriches every part of school life and enables our girls to thrive.

To our 2025 students - thank you for a year filled with learning, laughter and growth. We cannot wait to see what you will achieve in 2026 💙✨

#PymbleSpirit #PymbleProud #WatchUsChangeTheWorld #PymbleLadiesCollege

As we farewell another remarkable year, we reflect with pride on the courage, curiosity and character our girls showed across Middle, Upper and Senior School in 2025.

Throughout the year, students embraced new challenges, strengthened connections and discovered more about who they are and who they hope to become. From outdoor education programs and cultural immersions, to service initiatives, exchange opportunities and leadership experiences, each year group stepped beyond their comfort zones and grew in confidence and capability.

Our girls championed our College value of Respect in meaningful ways - uplifting one another, celebrating kindness and building inclusive communities where every voice is valued. They cultivated friendships, developed resilience and approached each opportunity with energy, optimism and purpose.

We also acknowledge the dedication of our staff, families and the broader Pymble community who walked alongside our students this year. Your support enriches every part of school life and enables our girls to thrive.

To our 2025 students - thank you for a year filled with learning, laughter and growth. We cannot wait to see what you will achieve in 2026 💙✨

#PymbleSpirit #PymbleProud #WatchUsChangeTheWorld #PymbleLadiesCollege ... See MoreSee Less

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We are looking forward to seeing your runners 🏃‍♂️ at the lindfield fun run Sunday 24 May registrations open 17 January John Hepburn ku-ring-gai rotary

'Respect and courage': If education is a tool to 'change the world', I'd hope that one of your ex-heads of departments of ‘History, Society and Ethics' would perhaps show a capacity to understand such topics, rather than what her recent online post on this forum sadly revealed: Regarding Trump's bombing of Venezuela and kidnapping of its president, where she states: "...you need to learn the geopolitics behind this. China sells Fentanyl to Maduro, he gets around sanctions by paying in oil. Iran has Hamas and Hezbollah operatives working there. The US is flooded with the worst type of drug. I went to Venezuela in the late 1980s and it was a beautiful, free country. The people are in the streets shouting USA, USA! They are happy to be free again." This is a profoundly ignorant comment that is so deficient in understanding of world politics, current events and ethics that I can't believe she dares voice them online. I can't believe that the astonishing amount of money my family and friends have given to PLC to 'educate' young girls may well have been influenced by such astonishing ignorance and morally-decrepit attitudes.

🎾 Registrations now open 🎾

We are pleased to welcome the Rafa Nadal Academy Camp back to Pymble in January 2026. This world-class tennis experience is open to all tennis enthusiasts, not just Pymble students and families.

📅 Monday 19 January – Friday 23 January 2026
📍 Pymble Ladies’ College

With Junior and Adult programs available, the camp is designed for players of all levels, with participants grouped to ensure the right balance of challenge, development and enjoyment.

Places are limited and filling quickly.

🔗 Register via the link in bio (Junior Camp | Adult Camp)
💡 Use code RNA15JAN26 to receive a discount.

#PymbleSpirit #PymbleProud #RafaNadalAcademy #TennisCamp #JuniorTennis #AdultTennis #WatchUsChangeTheWorld ... See MoreSee Less