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28th September 2020
Six reasons to study the International Baccalaureate (IB)
Here are six reasons why students are choosing to study the IB over the VCE.
27th August 2020
Remote teaching and learning, Round 2
At the beginning of Term 2, we faced the challenge of shifting our entire curriculum to an online platform.
10th August 2020
Student Stories: Balancing school with extra-curricular activities
Is a school-work-extracurriculars-social life balance even possible?
22nd July 2020
Student Stories: How the pandemic has changed my outlook on life after high school
What happens when your plans for a gap year in Italy go out the window? One student explains.
18th June 2020
Experience the ideal balance at Tintern Grammar
Tintern Grammar offers a balanced learning experience for all its students.
26th May 2020
When should you drop a school subject?
If there’s nothing, or, at least, barely anything, that interests you about the subject, that could be a sign it’s not for you.
21st May 2020
Student Stories: What I learnt about myself from remote learning
I really missed socialising — suddenly I was no longer sitting next to anyone, chatting on the bus, or catching up before class.
22nd April 2020
Student Stories: How I’m keeping motivated while learning remotely
Like many others, Year 11 student Bridie has made the swift transition to remote learning. Here's what works for her when it comes to maintaining motivation.
15th April 2020
How extra-curricular clubs can help you get the most out of high school
Here are just four ways that extra-curricular clubs can help you get the most out of your high school experience.
01st April 2020
Student Stories: 5 tips for surviving Year 10
Having got through relatively unscathed, here are my top tips for surviving (and thriving) in Year 10.
23rd March 2020
Student Stories: How to cope with moving schools
Moving schools isn't easy for some kids. Read Hope's experience on how she managed to do it.
10th March 2020
Helping your child to pace themselves at school
Parents are the experts on their children, so use your knowledge of your child. Consider these six things.
