Auburn Girls High School

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Dear Reader,

Please click link to view AGHS Newsletter, Term 2, 2026.

Auburn Girls High School Newsletter Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Please follow the link below for our Term 2, 2026 Newsletter.

Have a safe break and see you back on Tuesday 21 July.

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Auburn Girls High School Newsletter Dear Parents and Caregivers,

Auburn Girls High School is proud to share that two of our Year 12 students, Seray and Sibgha, have had original compositions published in the online journal Barribugu, which was created for the publication and nurturing of the next generation of writers by Australia’s oldest literary journal, Southerly. Students whose pieces are accepted for publication work with an editor to discuss and refine their compositions, providing a valuable experience of the writing industry. When published, students' work is publicly available, to be shared with family, friends and the wider literary community:

Seray Pekenti: https://barribugu.southerlylitmag.com.au/2026/02/24/aisle-six/

Sibgha Rana: https://barribugu.southerlylitmag.com.au/2026/02/24/beneath-the-bruise/

Seray and Sibgha were also awarded a certificate and a $50 voucher, which will be presented to them at assembly to acknowledge their significant achievement in front of the school community.

Auburn Girls is very proud of the way these students have used their voice and talents to make such a valuable contribution to the field of literature. Congratulations, Seray and Sibgha.

Beneath the Bruise – Barribugu The house is quiet, but the air holds its breath. It always does when Waseem gets home. I stand in the kitchen, stirring lentils with shaking hands. On the windowsill, the basil plant droops again, leaves curling inward. I tell myself I’ll water it later.

Our Harvey Norman Young Women’s Leadership Academy Year 9 & 10 students had an inspiring day exploring Bradfield City Centre last Thursday! Students toured the First Building, learned about the future of advanced manufacturing, technology and sustainable cities, and met women leading innovative projects.
A wonderful opportunity to build leadership skills, explore future career pathways and see innovation in action. Thank you to Western Sydney University and Harvey Norman for making this experience possible! 🌟