



Bravo to the Year 8 Elective Music students who put on a dazzling production of High School Musical JR!
From rehearsals to two knock-out performances, we are #pymbleproud of the 48 students who put in hard work and dedication to bring this musical about individuality and supporting each other to life!
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #performingarts #musical #highschoolmusical
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Pymble students and staff were honoured to attend the Florence Luncheon, celebrating and shaping the future of women in construction.
Some highlights from the luncheon were hearing from tennis legend Jelena Dokic and reconnecting with Pymble alumna Dene Paterson (2022), who's now forging a career in construction. A special tribute was paid to Brian Seidler, founder of Florence and a champion for women in the industry.
Thank you to Stephen Edwards Constructions for this inspiring opportunity. 👷♀️🎾💫
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This National Boarding Week we’re giving a big shout out to our wonderful staff who go above and beyond to care for the 146 Boarders who call Pymble home during term time.
Our Boarding staff look after the big things, small things and everything in between for our Boarders, from food, laundry and appointments to outings, travel and even treats when needed! Our Boarding team work tirelessly to ensure the holistic care of each Boarder with love and apparent ease, and always with a smile!
It is not only our Boarding staff but also our Academic, Professional Services and Co-curricular staff who provide support and care for our Boarders.
This week, our Boarders held a special breakfast to thank our staff for all that they do! 🩷
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #boardersweek #absa2025 #NBW2025
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I have been wearing my treasured Pymble Boarder’s jersey all week.




The Year 12 Charity Trivia Night was filled with laughter, competition and unforgettable outfits!
The students truly embraced the spirit of the event, dressing up in creative and colourful costumes that surpassed all expectations. It was a night full of fun and memories that will last a lifetime.
The evening raised funds for the Sir David Martin Foundation, and thanks to the generosity and enthusiasm of our community, we’ve already raised over $1,900, with donations still coming in.
Special thanks to the staff and students who brought this event to life.
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #seniorschool
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So much effort 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 looks fabulous!
Fantastic evening 🤩
Great evening and fantastic costumes- well done raising $ for Sir David Martin Foundation




Today for our National Boarding Week celebrations, we are shining a light on our wonderful Boarding parents!
Thank you to our Boarding parents and families for bringing so much warmth and humour to our community and entrusting us to care for your daughters.
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #boarding #absa2025 #NBW2025
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Year 10 students enjoyed exploring the direction their futures may go with some insightful workshops at their Strengths and Skills Day.
Thank you to Kathryn Taylor from Turning Point Consulting Pty Ltd for facilitating workshops and activities that helped the students unpack their Clifton Strengths Student Profiles, understanding how to effectively communicate their strengths to others and apply them to life.
Students also participated in workshops delivered by the Futures department on developing a strengths-based Pymble Passport and showcasing their skills in a resume.
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Our current Boarders are following in the footsteps of the many who came before them!
When Pymble Ladies’ College first opened its doors in 1916, 20 of the 60 foundation students were Boarders. Ranging in age from eight to 17 years old, most of our early Boarders were from country NSW, including Parkes, Walgett, Cudal and Forbes. There were also a number of students from the Sydney suburbs of Manly, Neutral Bay, Summer Hill and Ashfield. The boarding houses were initially named First and Second House, but were later renamed Marden and Lang, with some Boarders sharing the principal's residence, Grey House.
These photos from the College Archives display the fun and friendship enjoyed by our earliest Boarders between 1918 and 1927, and feature some familiar looking buildings that are still beloved by our Boarders today. 🩷
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblele #boarding #nationalboardersweek #absa2025 #NBW2025
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I boarded in 5th grade for 6 weeks - I remember the food in the big hall at lunch time - and jam sinker pudding - it was probably 1978 ish? I remember we used to go up to the big old hall and go under the stage to where all the costumes were stored and play dress ups on the weekend .




Our Eisteddfod dancers kicked off May with an Eisteddfod Dance Intensive Weekend built around the theme 'Come Alive'.
Throughout the weekend, the girls focused on how dancers bring energy, presence and emotion to rehearsals and the stage. It was an action-packed two days with 28 choreography sessions and five specialised workshops, including a junior photography workshop, a 'Storyline and the Story before the Stage' workshop and 'Come Alive' workshop, as well as session with our Dance Captains.
It was a fantastic opportunity for Junior and Secondary dancers to come together, refine their artistry and build team spirit as they prepare for their first eisteddfod. Parents were also treated to some special sessions where they had a backstage tour, Q+A and a session titled 'Unpacking the Eisteddfod Dance', where they gained valuable insight into how routines are developed and brought to life.
Best wishes to our Eisteddfod dancers for the exciting season ahead!
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #performingarts #dance #eisteddfod
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The 2024/25 Sailing season may have come to an end, but the memories are timeless.
For this season's sailors, the journey began in Term 4 where our Learn to Sail and Senior Sailing programs took boats out every Thursday and Saturday morning. During these sessions, students from Years 5 to 12 mastered everything from the basics of handling a boat and understanding the breeze, to the finer points of team tactics and advanced racing skills.
Our sailors were honoured to put their skills to the test at the NSW Summer Series Sailing Competition at Woollahra Sailing Club, before the energy and excitement of the NSW State Championships at Georges River, where our team secured an impressive fourth place amongst all-girls' schools.
#watchuschangetheworld #pymblelc #pymblelcsport #sailing
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Congratulations to all.