Irene and Stella Kaloudis, from Beverly Hills, were invited to represent our community at the inaugural US Kids Golf Australian Open this January.
The Kaloudis sisters were invited to play in the two-day tournament, to be held at Moore Park Golf Club. Irene and her younger sister, Stella, have been practice partners since picking up the sport. The pair are hoping to play in the US Kids Golf European Championship later this year.Irene, 10, has just become a member at Bexley Golf Club and has been playing competitively since September 2015. She represented Australia at the US Kids Golf World Championships in August last year and was the only female member of the Combined Independent Schools team that competed at the NSW PSSA Golf Championships held at Blackheath Golf Club in September.
Shelford is the top Independent Girls' School in the state*
Congratulations to the Class of 2016. Your commitment to your studies and your leadership and contribution to a wide range of endeavours has been impressive.At Shelford, staff and students work together in a supportive environment where students are encouraged to achieve their best. The School community is very proud of the Class of 2016 and the teaching staff, and wishes every student continued success in the future.The Shelford Results flyer below, outlines a summary of the 2016 VCE results.The results are even more impressive, given that Shelford is a non-selective entry school. * As cited by The Age, 15 December, 2016
Five of our talented Year 12 Drama students have been nominated for OnSTAGE for their outstanding drama performances for this year's Higher School Certificate.
Individual Performance: Brooke Manning; Meryl from Bombshells.
Group Performance: Edan McGovern, Jean Gardiner-Cox, Isabella Baran, Camille Olsen-Ormandy for their piece Proudly Pathetic.
Congratulations girls and fingers-crossed for the final selection!​
Tia Curtis has just returned from the World Skipping Championships in Malmo, Sweden. Tia was in team Australia 21 which was against 17 other teams from 24 countries. They performed single rope routines, speed skipping and double dutch and won 5 medals which placed them 1st overall in the 12-14-year-old female category.
This is an amazing achievement for Tia who has trained very hard for the past four and a half years. It shows that with dedication and perseverance you can reach your goals. Congratulations, Tia!
Congratulations to the 66 students who represented King's Christian College at state level in 2016; the 40 students who represented King's at national level and the 8 students who were 1st, 2nd or 3rd in Australia for their sport.
There is no doubt that sustainability has become a hot topic of interest in preserving our environment. At All Saints Grammar, our STEM students have dived head first into this pool of interest by designing then building a functional Solar Car.
Share is a cookbook that celebrates the diverse and wonderful people of Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
Featuring 100 delicious recipes from the families and friends of St John the Apostle Catholic Primary School Narraweena, this cookbook is sure to find a place in your kitchen and in the heart of your family.
All proceeds from the sale of Share will go directly towards improving the school's facilities and educational resources.
Tia Curtis has just returned from the World Skipping Championships in Malmo, Sweden. Tia was in team Australia 21 which was against 17 other teams from 24 countries. They performed single rope routines, speed skipping and double dutch and won 5 medals which placed them 1st overall in the 12-14-year-old female category.
