St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls

St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls Leading independent Anglican school for girls in Mosman Park, Perth. Founded in 1896. St Hilda's records an ICSEA of 1194,

Girls from Junior Kindergarten to Year 12, co-educational Early Learning Centre, and boarding for up to 120 girls in Years 7 to 12. St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls is a leading independent private girls’ school located in Perth, Western Australia. Our Junior School caters for girls in Junior Kindergarten to Year 6, while our Senior School is home to day and boarding girls from Year 7 to Year

12. With over 125 years of history in sparking extraordinary futures for girls, our purpose is to inspire inventive and adaptive thinkers with a curiosity for learning. Focusing on academic excellence, cocurricular activities, and pastoral care, the school is renowned for its strong commitment to empowering young women and providing them with the skills and confidence they need to succeed in life. Terms of Use

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🏡✨ From concept to construction, our girls embraced the role of architects, designers and builders in the Tiny Home Desi...
18/08/2026

🏡✨ From concept to construction, our girls embraced the role of architects, designers and builders in the Tiny Home Design Project!⁠
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Tasked with creating a sustainable tiny home for a specific client, our girls worked through the full design process: identifying client needs, researching eco-friendly materials, developing detailed floor plans and constructing impressive scale models.⁠
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Working within a 40 square metre footprint, they tackled real-world challenges by balancing functionality, sustainability and aesthetics. Their innovative designs incorporated features such as solar panels, rainwater collection systems, recycled materials, natural ventilation and green roofs.⁠
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As part of our ESSTEAM program, the project gave our girls the opportunity to draw on learning across disciplines, apply design thinking and develop practical solutions to a complex real-world challenge.⁠
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The project culminated in our Tiny Home Expo, where our girls proudly presented their designs, explained their decision-making and showcased their creativity, problem-solving and technical skills.

We are incredibly proud of the thoughtful and innovative solutions they developed for a more sustainable future. 🌱💡

For more than 3,500 young Western Australians, homelessness is a reality every night.⁠⁠To help make a difference, a grou...
18/08/2026

For more than 3,500 young Western Australians, homelessness is a reality every night.⁠
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To help make a difference, a group of our Year 11 students participated in the Anglicare Sleepout last week, raising funds for Anglicare's Street Connect Service.⁠
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Through its mobile outreach service, Street Connect provides young people with practical support, crisis assistance, advocacy and referrals, helping them navigate challenges and access the services they need.⁠
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We are incredibly proud of our students for their compassion, commitment and generosity. Through their participation and outstanding fundraising efforts, they raised more than $41,500, setting a new Anglicare Sleepout team fundraising record and helping support vulnerable young people in our community.

Helping our girls develop safe, responsible and thoughtful online habits is an important part of our strategic commitmen...
17/08/2026

Helping our girls develop safe, responsible and thoughtful online habits is an important part of our strategic commitment to Being Human in a Digital Age.

To help equip our students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital world safely, we recently welcomed cyber safety expert Paul Litherland OAM to St Hilda's.

During his presentation centred around internet awareness, Paul shared practical strategies to help students stay vigilant online, reduce potential risks and make informed decisions in digital spaces.

Paul's key message to students was simple yet powerful: "Slow down."

Paul explained that young people are still developing the ability to assess risk, which can leave them vulnerable to online dangers, including bullying, exploitation and harm. By taking a moment to pause and think before engaging online, students can make safer and more responsible choices.

Thank you, Paul, for sharing your expertise and delivering such an engaging and informative session.

17/08/2026

Our students’ learning doesn’t end once they leave the School gates.⁠
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Carefully designed homework tasks reinforce classroom learning, build daily routines, and develop independent learners.⁠
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To find out more about learning at St Hilda’s, visit the link below🔗⁠

https://www.sthildas.wa.edu.au/student-life/teaching-and-learning/

Seven days. Half a million acres. Endless opportunities for growth 🧭Our Year 10 students have returned from an unforgett...
14/08/2026

Seven days. Half a million acres. Endless opportunities for growth 🧭

Our Year 10 students have returned from an unforgettable week at Wooleen Station, exploring the vast and rugged landscape of the Murchison region, approximately 650km north-east of Perth.

Throughout the seven-day bushwalking expedition, students stepped beyond their comfort zones, embracing the challenges and rewards of a largely student-led journey. Working together to navigate daily life on the trail, they demonstrated resilience, leadership, independence and teamwork every step of the way.

More than just an outdoor adventure, the experience fostered personal growth, strengthened friendships and encouraged a deeper connection with the natural environment. From sharing stories around the campfire to immersing themselves in the unique beauty of Country with local Wajarri women, students returned with lasting memories, renewed confidence and a greater appreciation for the world around them.

We are incredibly proud of the enthusiasm, determination and spirit our Year 10s brought to this remarkable experience 💚🌿

At St Hilda’s, every girl has the opportunity to follow her passions and discover new ones along the way. With over 70 c...
14/08/2026

At St Hilda’s, every girl has the opportunity to follow her passions and discover new ones along the way.

With over 70 cocurricular offerings available, our students can explore their interests, build confidence and develop skills that will benefit them for years to come.

Tonight, some of our Music cocurricular groups take to the stage for Jazz Night, sharing the results of countless hours of practice and collaboration with our school community 🎶🎷

Picnic, Play and Production Preview 🧺Our Year 5 girls and their new Hale School buddies were treated to a sneak preview ...
13/08/2026

Picnic, Play and Production Preview 🧺

Our Year 5 girls and their new Hale School buddies were treated to a sneak preview of the Year 6 Production, 'Let the Games Begin', at our Bay View campus.

Following the performance, they headed outdoors to make the most of the beautiful sunshine, sharing lunch together and enjoying an afternoon of fun and games.

Co-educational opportunities like these are an important part of the St Hilda’s experience, giving our girls the chance to connect with peers from boys' schools in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Through shared co-educational experiences throughout the year, our students build confidence, strengthen their communication and interpersonal skills, and develop meaningful, respectful relationships that support their social and emotional development and broaden their perspectives.

12/08/2026

🎬 Learning in Action with... Year 6 Production 🎬⁠
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This week, our Year 6 students take to the stage to present ‘Let The Games Begin’, their highly anticipated Year 6 Production.⁠
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Since the beginning of the year, the girls have been working tirelessly, dedicating themselves to rehearsals and bringing the production to life with enthusiasm and commitment.⁠
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Designed to involve every student and giving each girl a speaking role, this special production is about so much more than performing. It provides opportunities to build confidence, develop teamwork and leadership skills and, most importantly, have a go while having fun along the way.⁠
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We can’t wait to see the girls shine on stage! ✨

🏆 Award-Winning Excellence Served Daily 🏆⁠⁠A huge congratulations to at St Hilda's for winning Best Education Caterer a...
11/08/2026

🏆 Award-Winning Excellence Served Daily 🏆⁠
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A huge congratulations to at St Hilda's for winning Best Education Caterer at last night's WA Restaurant and Catering Awards.⁠
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From the Bay Café to the Boarding House Dining Room, and across our School events and everyday catering, the team brings passion, care and creativity to providing fresh, nutritious and delicious food for our girls, staff and wider School community.⁠
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Congratulations again to the wonderful team on this well-deserved recognition. We are so grateful for everything you do for our community. 💛💙

Girls drop out of sport at twice the rate of boys by age 14. According to UN Women, gender stereotypes, changes in body ...
11/08/2026

Girls drop out of sport at twice the rate of boys by age 14.

According to UN Women, gender stereotypes, changes in body image and confidence, and a lack of positive experiences and female role models are among the challenges young girls face in sport.

This statistic is particularly concerning given the lifelong benefits sport can provide. Beyond supporting physical and mental wellbeing, participation in sport helps young women build confidence, resilience, leadership skills and a strong sense of belonging, equipping them to thrive both on and off the field.

At St Hilda's, we are proud to be part of the Independent Girls Schools Sports Association (IGSSA), creating opportunities for girls to develop a love of sport from an early age. Last week, our Year 3 students took part in their first JIGSSA Winter Games Day, where they had the chance to experience a range of sports, develop new skills and build confidence in a supportive and encouraging environment.

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