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Chloe’s (Year 11) fascination with politics and international relations has opened the door to a transformational international opportunity.
Kiara (Year 11) addressed Senior School Assembly reflecting on authenticity, self-acceptance and the courage to embrace our humanity.
Jackson House recently welcomed a visit that marked a new step in Wenona service programming, in line with our motto Ut Prosim, that I may serve.
Our Year 12 English Extension 2 students gathered on Tuesday evening to celebrate the submission of their Major Works, marking the completion of an intensive creative journey that has seen each young ...
Service Learning and Community Prefect Olive reflects on how authentic service transforms both giver and receiver.
With the scent of burning eucalyptus leaves in the air, Wenona families, educators and students gathered for an enlightening evening of learning at the 2025 Aboriginal Studies HSC Major Works Showcase ...
Deputy Head Prefect Isabel reflects on how giving builds friendships and strengthens community.
From theatrical adaptations of beloved children's classics to honest reflections on mental health, Wenona's Book Week showcased the extraordinary power of storytelling to connect, challenge, and inspi ...
From LEGO bridge engineering to fizzing chemistry experiments, Science Week 2025 transformed Wenona into a laboratory of wonder.
Deputy Head Prefect Emmy (Year 11), reflects on how participating in Legally Blonde: The Musical, reconnected her with childhood passions and demonstrates the power of our new Prefects’ ‘Give More, Gr ...
Recently featuring in the Sydney Morning Herald's education spotlight, Principal Ms Linda Douglas, has highlighted Wenona's distinctive approach to building and maintaining an exceptional teaching tea ...
STEM Day at Wenona turned vast tracts of campus into an excited hub of scientific discovery.
Year 6 students studying the concept of belonging have been peeling back the layers of what it means to be human in all its forms.
The breadth and sophisticated data and analysis recently presented at our HSC Science Extension Showcase would have impressed university academics.
Head Prefect Poppy finds growth in the unlikely and the everyday.