We are in the final planning stages of a self-funded renovation of our much-loved Heritage Kingsway Building. The upgrades will create more welcoming, private, and soundproof spaces for our Student Wellbeing Counsellors and Careers Counsellors ...

The start of terms always signify an enormous number of returns from the holiday borrowing and conversations about what was read and enjoyed while away on break. We’ve been shopping with other staff in the school ...

Each year, the Pallas Magazine captures the highlights of the school’s major events – academic and co-curricular – displayed through both photography and written accounts. The magazine also showcases student art, music, athletic achievement, as well as Connect Class photos for all year levels …

On Wednesday, August 13th, our VCE Unit 3/4 Philosophy students travelled to the State Library of Victoria for Big Ideas for Young Minds: Make Believe - a full-day program exploring the theme of misinformation. This event aligned closely with our Unit 4 studies on social epistemology, belief formation, trust, and epistemic responsibility …

On July 31st, the Year 11 Politics class were fortunate enough to visit the Victorian Parliament for an excursion. We were excited to ask questions of a range of politicians and deepen our understanding of the inner workings of Victoria’s political landscape …

As Term 2 draws to a close there is much to celebrate. As you work your way through this edition of the Newsletter, I encourage you to reflect with gratitude on the depth and quality of ...

Term 2 has been a roller coaster ride filled with joy, laughter, and exams. So much has happened we wanted to give a brief recap of it all!  …

The Interact Club co-presidents, Claire and Samantha, recently organised a Bunnings BBQ in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Port Phillip. The fundraiser supported “For A Meal”, one of the club’s key projects …

We’re pleased to announce that an exciting new collaboration between the Library and Mac.Rob’s Head of Student Counselling, Ms. Katrina Adams, began this Term. Discussions have occurred ...