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Congratulations to the two Strathcona students who won the Hawthorn Voices of a Generation Public Speaking competition! Speaking on data harvesting and its needs to be better monitored by social media platforms and feminism, the students clearly articulated their points and impressed the judges. John Pesutto MP, Member for Hawthorn, said the girls were outstanding, […]

Thursday 26 July, 7pm-9pm, Senior Campus Strathcona Careers Night is our major careers event for students and their parents in Years 9 to 12. Careers Night brings together past Strathcona students now working in varied careers, as well as staff from all major universities including Deakin, ACU, University of Melbourne, Swinburne, RMIT, La Trobe, Bond

Thursday 2, Friday 3 and Saturday 4 August, 7.00pm, Featherstone Hall, Senior Campus, 34 Scott Street, Canterbury Witness debonair millionaire Jay Gatsby’s consuming love for the rich and illusive Daisy Buchanan. Examine his love as it distorts into an engulfing obsession and leads to his tragic destruction. Set against the glittering backdrop of the Roaring

We invite you to experience Strathcona at our Open Morning. Learn about our outstanding personal development programs and how our girls achieve their fullest potential in all areas of life. With limited places, book now to attend one of Victoria’s highest performing girls’ schools: https://www.strathcona.vic.edu.au/book-a-school-tour/

Wednesday 8 August, 7.00pm,  Strathcona Senior Campus, 34 Scott Street, Canterbury Perfection can appear to have a positive impact on your life, helping to set goals and motivating to achieve them. However, perfectionism can become unhelpful and unproductive. Perfectionists tend to be highly self-critical when they do not meet their standards, or will minimise their

In the rhythm of a school, there is no period when great results are more sharply the focus than at the end of the year. This is true for students and for those parents and teachers who have worked together, made sacrifices and invested much effort to achieve an outcome. It is true for us

We like to think Strathcona is a second home for all of our students. It’s a place for them to feel safe, valued, respected, stimulated and happy. As the summer break draws to an end, here are some tips to make the first day back at school a success for your daughter. We have written