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Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

POSSC have kicked isolation to the curb while keeping their players positive and active.

We are delighted to welcome students back to campus following the very successful E-Program.

Pembroke School launched its new E-Program on Wednesday 1 April to provide a flexible mode of teaching and learning, and to continue meeting the educational and social-emotional needs of all students during COVID-19 restrictions.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Our Heads of Sub-Schools share their perspectives on what leadership means at Pembroke.

Results are important. We should feel very proud of what students achieve individually and collectively.

We asked two of our Senior School students about their respective SACE and IB pathways and what they are enjoying most about their chosen course, as well as finding out what they aspire to do after graduating from Year 12.

The VEX Robotics co-curricular program at Pembroke offers students a unique and engaging, explorative STEM program. Now, three teams from Pembroke are destined for the VEX World Championships in Louisville, Kentucky this year.

Two of our Year 6 students told us what they valued most about their final IB Primary Years Programme Exhibition project as they celebrated their graduation from our Junior School and their progression to Middle School.

Collaborative Thinking Conquers Challenge

An aspect of the character of our School of which we are most proud is our diversity, which comes in many shapes.

After joining Pembroke students on the annual Marree Aboriginal School/Pembroke Exchange in 2008, Girton old scholar and Foundation Patron Mrs Margaret Bennett provided the initial seed capital to establish the Indigenous Education Program.

Turner House is currently home to a vibrant community of girls from across the globe.

To consider a place, really consider it, feel its value, acknowledge other perceptions and celebrate different points of view are all crucial learnings from a trip into an ancient landscape such as Kakadu National Park.

Learning a language in Australia can be quite an abstract endeavour.