LOWTHER NEWS ISSUE 104
Centenary Sculpture, VCE Results, Women and Mathematics
Non Nobis Solum Giving Day Video
Our online Non Nobis Solum (not for ourselves alone) Giving Day is happening on Wednesday 25 May. The purpose of the day is to raise funds for our Centenary Scholarships, which are envisaged to provide an education at Lowther Hall from Year 7 to Year 12 for 2 students from indigenous or refugee backgrounds.
Non Nobis Solum Giving Day: Wednesday 25 May
Next Wednesday is an exciting day on our School calendar: it will be a very first Non Nobis Solum (not for ourselves alone) Giving Day! For one day only we are asking our entire school community of past and current parents, students, staff and friends to help us raise funds for two new Centenary Scholarships.
Principal's Blog: Embracing Challenges
This week I had the delight of visiting the Year 4 girls at their camp in Portsea. I watched them embrace various aspects of camp life, compete beach challenges, take to the flying fox, the high ropes and the giant swing, supported by their encouraging Year 8 mentors and teachers.
Highest Possible Rating for our Kindergarten
We are thrilled to announce that our Kindergarten has received the highest possible rating from the Department of Education across all of the National Quality Standards.
Coloured Hair for Ukraine
Today was 'Coloured Hair for Ukraine' Day, a fundraising initiative of our Senior School Social Justice Committee to raise money for the United Nations Human Rights Council, in support of Ukraine.
Principal's Blog: Mother's Day, Production and Election
As we look forward to the next 3 weekends, there is certainly a great deal to think about: Mother’s Day, the Senior School Production and the Federal Election!
Principal's Blog: Looking Forward
Commencing a school term after a break is always a joyous time for me – coming back to the energy of the staff and the girls fills me with a really strong feeling of optimism and positivity.
Principal's Blog: Reflection
When 2022 commenced, we rejoiced in the fact that we could come back together as a school and be together, not only for learning, but to celebrate the various rituals and events that help us to mark the passing of time and the significant milestones within our community.