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It may be green and slimy, but algae could be the silver bullet to many of our environmental challenges, as alumna, Maddy Satterthwaite (PY2016) explained to Wenona this week.
Vice Head Prefect Jasmine has hit some big milestones this year, and she’s taken inspiration from her favourite film, Ratatouille, to help her move forward.
Our Year 3 students have been conducting their own research into biomes, proudly holding an exhibition this week, with fabulous dioramas, posters and videos on display across the piazza.
There are a myriad of ways that our students weave creativity into their everyday lives, as Wenona’s Director of Creative Arts (Acting), Ms Carson explains.
It’s taken a few missed opportunities for Vice Head Prefect, Poppy (Year 12) to realise that you have to make the most of everything life offers you! If you don’t, you’ll regret it.
On Tuesday, Senior College students caught up via Zoom with Wenona alumna Bonnie MacTavish (2000), Head of Experience Strategy at Nightjar, to hear about her career post school.
It doesn’t matter if you are an introvert, extrovert, ambivert or any other type of vert. What is most important is to march to your own beat, says Madeleine, Co-Captain of Service Learning.
When our Kindergarten students returned to on-campus learning this term, they were thrilled to discover that the Autumn leaves had fallen, prompting lots of great learning!
They’re back! The Wenona Walkers, who have been such loyal supporters of the Mother’s Day Classic, will be taking part this Sunday… albeit, a little differently.
As we venture back to school while still facing an extended period of time without structured sport it is increasingly important to maintain our positive approach to staying active and sticking to our ...
This week, Wenona celebrated Drop Everything and Read (D.E.A.R.), with an hour-long Athenaeum Reading Commons where the whole School tucked into their favourite book.
On Tuesday, Wenona commemorated ANZAC Day via Zoom, with a moving Principal’s Assembly for Senior School and the Junior School Prefects leading their peers in a heartfelt Assembly.
Wenona remains open, but we’ve trialled our Athenaeum Learning Pathway this week, with different year groups working from home or off campus. It was fantastic to see our community’s enthusiasm, grace ...
How can we stay physically and mentally fit and healthy away from our normal routines? Director of Sport and Performance, Mr Tom Hill has some great advice.
Each year, we send students and staff to unite together and raise funds for positive change at the UN Women National Australia’s International Women’s Day breakfast.