It was great to catch up with the Class of 2013 last Friday night at their 5 Year Reunion! We always enjoy hearing about the impressive pathways our Old Grammarians take after Lowther. Keep up the great work, girls!

On Tuesday 20 March we held our inaugural Sampford House Blessing of the Animals, where we prayed for the animals of the world and remembered God’s call to care for and protect them. We also blessed our pets and gave thanks for all that they mean to us, and the joy they bring to our families. In addition to the girls of Sampford House and their parents, over 30 excited dogs and 4 very brave cats attended, and the Mansion Lawn was a scene of laughter and smiles as people met and introduced their pets to those gathered. Thank you very much to all who attended, and I hope everyone enjoyed gathering together and celebrating our pets.

It was a joyous morning today at Lowther Hall as we held our inaugural "Blessing of the Animals"! Girls in Sampford House brought almost 30 pet dogs (and some very brave cats!) to the blessing held by our Chaplain Reverend Emily Fraser, and we gave thanks for them and the animals of the world.

​It was wonderful to celebrate International Women’s Day last week in a variety of ways. Lowther Hall was well represented at the Moonee Valley International Women’s Day Breakfast where Year 12 student...

Today we celebrated International Women's Day by holding our annual Lowther Women Luncheon! As part of the event, almost 200 guests listened...

​The girls in Years 2 to 6 are “kicking goals” this week as their new soccer goals for the grassed area have arrived. Being physically active not only has numerous health benefits but also leads to better academic outcomes.

We were sad to bid farewell to our French exchange students! Visiting from our sister school, La Malgrange in Nancy, the students have been living with their Lowther host families for two weeks, learning about Australian culture and helping our girls to refine their French language skills. We will see them later in the year when Lowther girls visit France on their study tour!

​The temporary wall in Raymond House was removed today revealing the building works that have been happening over the last few weeks. Soon the girls will have a new space to enjoy for their Music classes and our specialist services of Speech Pathology, Psychology and Learning Support will be moving into their new offices.