Warmly, Diana Drummond Head of School

Class 4 visited Taronga Zoo to complete their Human and Animal Main lesson. We enjoyed many Keeper talks where we could ask the zookeepers questions. We saw the incredible Seal show and learnt about sustainable fishing. The highlight of the …

The creativity and craftsmanship displayed in our Class 3 Building Projects has been nothing short of wonderful. Over the past term, the children have explored how people around the world design and build homes that respond to different climates, landscapes, …

Class 1 are completing their Main Lesson, Tales from Russia , this week. Through these rich and wonderful stories, the children are developing the skills they need to become confident and capable writers. The tales have been a great source …

Recent media coverage has highlighted two important and emerging challenges facing schools and families in the age of Artificial Intelligence. One Sydney Morning Herald article focused on the increasing misuse of student and staff images to create harmful AI-generated deepfakes, …

At the end of last term, Class 3 students were treated to a very special demonstration of the spinning wheel by Year 10 student and talented spinner, Jasper R. Jasper shared several examples of different fibres and yarns he has …

Japanese Excursion Our Year 7 and 8 Japanese students enjoyed an excursion to Inakaya Japanese Restaurant in Belrose. The visit provided students with a wonderful opportunity to use their Japanese language skills and enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine like nigiri, tempura, …

In the final week of Y11, Music Captains Max and Angus represented Glenaeon at NSW Parliament House. Local MP Tim James hosted Willoughby School Leaders for a tour of the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Chambers and presented students with certificates …

Class 4 was especially busy as Term 2 drew to a close. The children proudly submitted their wonderful animal projects, demonstrating both creativity and a growing depth of research skills. They were also busy crafting beautiful metal can lanterns in …

As we begin Term 3, families may notice that parts of the Middle Cove Garden are looking quite different. Some areas are currently bare, with large sections covered by black plastic. While this may look a little uninviting, it marks …