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It has been a strong Athletics season for MLC School, with students representing the School with distinction at both the...
07/09/2026

It has been a strong Athletics season for MLC School, with students representing the School with distinction at both the IGSA and IPSHA Athletics Carnivals.

At the IGSA Athletics Championships, MLC School collected eight medals across the day. A standout moment came from Chloe (Year 7), who broke the IGSA 13 Years 100m record, adding Gold in the 100m and Silver medals in the 200m and Long Jump.

Special congratulations to:

• Edie (Year 7) – Bronze, 13 Years 80m Hurdles

• Jemima (Year 7) – Gold, 13 Years 800m

• Eve (Year 12) – Gold, 17 Years Shot Put and Javelin, Bronze, 17 Years 100m Hurdles

At IPSHA, congratulations to:

• Calais (Year 6) – Silver, 11 Years High Jump

• Amelia (Year 6) – Gold, 800m and 200m Multiclass, Silver, 100m Multiclass

• Gem (Year 5) – Gold, 100m and Shot Put Multiclass, Silver, 200m Multiclass

Congratulations to all our athletes on their efforts and achievements, and thank you to our coaches, staff and families for their continued support throughout the Athletics season. We look forward to cheering on our CIS representatives in the weeks ahead.

04/09/2026

Book Week brought our community together through a range of memorable activities, including inspiring author visits, a book swap, and the much-loved Book Week Parade. Across both campuses, students embraced the opportunity to discover new stories, share favourite books and celebrate the power of reading. At the Senior Campus, students and staff joined in the fun by dressing as beloved literary characters, adding creativity, colour and plenty of book-inspired conversations to the week.

As we celebrated this year’s theme, Symphony of Stories, we were reminded of the important role reading plays in nurturing imagination, curiosity and a lifelong love of learning. Whether through listening to a story, sharing a favourite book or discovering a new author, these moments help create confident readers and lasting memories.

Following their trial examinations, our Year 12 Psychology students spent time with our Pre-Kindergarten learners, putti...
03/09/2026

Following their trial examinations, our Year 12 Psychology students spent time with our Pre-Kindergarten learners, putting their studies of child development into practice through shared activities.

It was wonderful to see students of all ages learning from one another and enjoying the sense of community that makes MLC School so special.

Year 12 students recently received their graduation notebooks, generously gifted by the MLC School P&F Association, mark...
03/09/2026

Year 12 students recently received their graduation notebooks, generously gifted by the MLC School P&F Association, marking one of the first milestones on their path towards becoming MLC School graduates.

As they begin the final chapter of their school journey, these notebooks will become a place to collect messages of gratitude, encouragement and reflection from the people who have shaped their years at MLC School. More than just a keepsake, they will capture memories and moments that have defined their time at MLC School.

Presented during a special Year Meeting, the notebooks are a meaningful reminder of the community that has supported our students throughout their MLC School journey as they look ahead to the celebrations and milestones of the weeks to come.

Our Service Leaders recently attended the Kindness Convention, where they joined students from across Sydney to explore ...
03/09/2026

Our Service Leaders recently attended the Kindness Convention, where they joined students from across Sydney to explore how kindness can make a positive impact on ourselves, our communities and the environment.

A highlight of the day was hearing from author Alice Peel, who shared insights from her book How to Be a Good Enough Kid and encouraged students to approach both themselves and others with compassion.

The convention challenged students to think creatively about real-world issues, inspiring them to develop an idea to support native pollinators through a native stingless bee garden. Designed to attract bees and strengthen local ecosystems, the project is a wonderful example of how small actions can make a meaningful difference.

02/09/2026

At MLC School, learning is about more than achieving results. It's about developing curious minds, independent thinkers and confident young women who are ready to shape the future.

We challenge every girl to pursue her potential, embrace new opportunities and strive for excellence in an environment where she is known, supported and inspired to grow. From innovative learning experiences to personalised academic pathways, including both the HSC and IB Diploma Programme, every student is empowered to discover her strengths and forge her own path.

Because at MLC School, girls are encouraged to think boldly, ask questions, and dare to be more.

Discover what makes an MLC School education different. Learn more here: https://www.mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au/

Our robotics students impressed at the RoboCup NSW State Competition, with 37 students from our Junior and Senior Compet...
01/09/2026

Our robotics students impressed at the RoboCup NSW State Competition, with 37 students from our Junior and Senior Competition Robotics programs taking on the Maze, Rescue and OnStage divisions.

Whether competing for the first time or building on previous experience, students demonstrated outstanding creativity and collaboration and resilience as they tackled complex challenges and showcased their problem-solving skills.. Their hard work was rewarded with a number of impressive placings and awards, including first place in the Novice Primary OnStage division, recognition for Technical Excellence, and podium finishes across multiple categories.

1st Place Novice Primary OnStage (Overall) and Judge's Award for Technical Excellence: MLC School Disney's Got Talent – Peita (Year 6), Henrietta (Year 6) and Zara (Year 6)

2nd Place Open OnStage (Overall): MLC School Impending Doom – Ethelia (Year 10), Indi (Year 10), Emily (Year 10) and Bonnie (Year 9)

2nd Place Intermediate Maze: MLC School Snack Club – Caydence (Year 10), Megan (Year 9), Nicola (Year 11) and Sanaya (Year 11)

3rd Place Open OnStage (Overall): MLC School Scrambled Eggs – Victoria (Year 7), Remy (Year 7), Fedra (Year 8) and Charlie (Year 8)

3rd Place Novice Primary (Tuesday): MLC School Little Red Robots – May (Year 6) and Sadie (Year 6)

4th Place Ollie OnStage: MLC School Mad Scientists – Maya (Year 5), Leila (Year 5) and Avery (Year 5

4th Place Maisy Maze: MLC School Effugitor Labryinthi Servator Victamarum – Hannah (Year 7), Olivia (Year 7) and Olivia (Year 6)

The competition was a wonderful example of our She Can ethos in action, as students embraced complex challenges, worked together to solve problems and showcased the confidence and ingenuity that robotics inspires.

Congratulations to all students involved for representing MLC School so well and for demonstrating that there is no limit to what girls can achieve in STEM.

Curiosity was in full bloom during STEM Week at MLC School as we celebrated National Science Week 2026 and this year's t...
01/09/2026

Curiosity was in full bloom during STEM Week at MLC School as we celebrated National Science Week 2026 and this year's theme, Seeds of Science: Nurturing Knowledge for All.

From crystal gardens and seed germination experiments to exploring careers in sustainability with an inspiring Old Girl guest speaker, students embraced hands-on learning and scientific discovery. The week culminated in our STEM Diorama Competition, where Year 7 to Year 9 brought the stories of influential scientists to life through creativity, research and innovation.

STEM Week was a wonderful reminder of the enthusiasm and curiosity our students bring to learning every day.

Swipe through to see some of the creativity and scientific thinking on display throughout the week.

There have been some outstanding Sporting achievements across the MLC School community in recent weeks, with students re...
31/08/2026

There have been some outstanding Sporting achievements across the MLC School community in recent weeks, with students recording success at IGSA, State and National level.

At the IGSA Athletics Championships, a standout performance came from Chloe (Year 7), who claimed Gold in the 100m and set a new IGSA 13 Years record with a time of 12.58 seconds.

In Water Polo, Zoe (Year 12) represented the NSW CIS team at the 18&U Girls Interschools Exchange, helping NSW CIS secure the Gold Medal after an 11–9 victory in the final.

Our Swimming athletes also delivered strong results at the NSW Short Course Championships. Madison (Year 11) enjoyed an excellent meet, winning Gold in the 100m Butterfly, Silver in the 50m Butterfly and 400m Individual Medley, and Bronze in the 50m Backstroke. Congratulations also to Olivia (Year 9), Iris (Year 10), Isabel (Year 10) and Ashley (Year 8) on their performances and personal bests throughout the championships.

At the Athletics Australia National Cross Country Championships, MLC School Emerging Athlete Program students Olivia (Year 9)and Ruth (Year 10) competed against some of the country's best athletes. Olivia produced an outstanding run to finish 6th nationally, while Ruth showed tremendous determination to place 13th in challenging conditions.

Congratulations to all students on their achievements and for representing MLC School with such distinction across the sporting arena.

Snowsports continues to flourish at MLC School, with students delivering outstanding performances at the State Interscho...
31/08/2026

Snowsports continues to flourish at MLC School, with students delivering outstanding performances at the State Interschools Snowsports Championships in Perisher.

12 students proudly represented MLC School across the Championships, competing across multiple disciplines and achieving some impressive results along the way. Among the standout performances was Elise (Year 4), who enjoyed an exceptional week on the slopes. Elise claimed two Bronze Medals, finishing on the podium in both Ski Cross and Moguls, while also recording top-five finishes in Alpine and Cross Country. Her results have earned qualification in all four disciplines at the National Championships, an incredible achievement.

A special thank you to all parents who helped throughout the week and congratulations to all competitors on their efforts and achievements, and the following students who have qualified for the National Championships to be held this week:

Elise (Year 4)
Arielle (Year 7)
Euna (Year 9)
Noelle (Year 10)
Holly (Year 10)
Haegan (Year 12)
Niamh (Year 11)

We wish our National Championship qualifiers all the very best this week!

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