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At our Principal’s Assembly this week, Mya (Year 11) spoke about the link between perfectionism and failure.
Everyone knows scrunchies are a thing right? Well PDHPE teacher, Miss Minifie, and Year 11 are busily making scrunchies to raise money for the Catherine Hamlin Fistula Foundation (CHFF). And you can h ...
Wenona’s production of Much Ado About Nothing last week was spectacularly good fun, with fabulously feisty female characters and stand-out dance performances to Abba’s Dancing Queen and Stevie Wonder’ ...
The Silver Duke of Edinburgh award is hard work. But our Year 10 students who canoed across Myall Lakes over the holidays, honed their leadership, perserverance, teamwork and communication skills, and ...
The Wenona Parents’ Association (WPA) got ‘Into the Groove’ at their 80s-themed Gala Party at the Westin Hotel on Saturday night, with 520 guests and big hair, neon and mullets galore.
Isobel (Year 11) reminded us all at our Principal’s Assembly this week, that the biggest, most transformative moments of our lives often come through crisis or failure.
During the winter holidays, Sibel (Year 11) attended the Envision Global Young Leaders Conference in Washington DC and New York City.
Geography is a living, breathing subject, as Ms Siebels’ Year 9 Geography students discovered when they brought biomes to life with Woodstock recently.
Our twice-weekly Peer Support groups at Hooke House - led by our wonderful Year 6 students - have been focusing on optimism and resilience, giving our older students an opportunity to guide the younge ...
At our Principal’s Assembly this week, Nina, our outgoing Head Prefect (2017/2018) gave these words of advice to her student cohort as she handed over the reins to the new student leadership team.
With Wenona recently celebrating its 132nd birthday, Wenona Archivist (and former Deputy Principal) Mrs Michele Ginswick has produced a fascinating snapshot of the evolution of Foundation Day.
Longing for love, laughter and plenty of girl power? You’ve come to the right place.
While most of us will be enjoying some well-deserved downtime over the holidays, some of the Wenona and Shore Cadets will be competing in the extremely tough Chief of Army Cadet Team Challenge in wint ...
Across Junior School, students put their wheels in motion this month to raise money and awareness for the Wheelchair for Kids program.
Watching seeds grow is amazing, as our students in Woodstock have discovered this term. In fact, it’s been like having a front row seat to the magic that is plants growing.