When I’d imagined what my Year 11 would look like, I had absolutely not factored in the global pandemic of 2020, a new world of Zoom classes and socially distanced walks

It's normal to feel stressed from school. Here are some tips to stay focused.

Our children need solid skills to become employable, but deciding which ones to focus on can be difficult.

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. 

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.

Having got through relatively unscathed, here are my top tips for surviving (and thriving) in Year 10.

Moving schools isn't easy for some kids. Read Hope's experience on how she managed to do it.

Parents are the experts on their children, so use your knowledge of your child. Consider these six things.

Victorian student Paige tells us about her experience taking a Year 12 subjects two years early.

Year 10 is a critical year for girls embarking on the home stretch of their schooling.

Canberra student Bridie shares how she narrowed down which subjects to study in Year 11.

This time last year I was finishing high school. In one way, it feels like yesterday I was celebrating with friends, bracing for end-of-year exams and feeling sad about the end of it all. 

I’ve been involved in sports for as long as I can remember, and I would go as far to say that it defined my childhood. 

Rebekah in Year 12 has embraced all that boarding life has to offer at Presbyterian Ladies’ College (PLC) as she prepares for her final year at the College.