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Penrhos Full Circle: A 2020 Initiative from Penrhos College Psychologists

Every child is different and every family is unique. However when it comes to the wellbeing of our girls, there are some universal protective factors that we want to nurture – from nappies to Graduation and beyond. For nearly 10 years I have been working with our young teens and listening to their stories about…

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You're invited to be involved in our Reconciliation Action Plan

11 June 2020

Penrhos is committed to developing a formal Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to support our College in fostering higher levels of knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contributions,

Positive steps towards normality in Perth schools

5 June 2020

Our students embraced the opportunity to reconnect with school life in a range of positive ways on return to the classroom.

Commercial female farmers turn up the heat

5 June 2020

Penrhos is committed to recognising the achievements of accomplished women, like 1997 Penrhos alum Karyn Wiggins, the leading WA grower of super-hot chillies.

Reflections on remote learning

8 May 2020

Our students, teachers and parents rose to the challenge with true Penrhos spirit, and we loved the innovative ways in which technology was embraced to continue the learning journey.

Helping children feel safe in this time of uncertainty

20 April 2020

We can use this time to work out what really matters to us. As a family and as a community.

Penrhos Full Circle: A 2020 Initiative from Penrhos College Psychologists

20 April 2020

We want to connect our parents, carers and staff to wellbeing best practice, to our student pastoral programs, and to each other. So we are offering a service exclusive to the adults.

Wellbeing – the Penrhos Way

27 February 2020

This comprehensive, bespoke wellbeing program is designed to nurture your daughter’s emotional health, from the moment she enters Penrhos right through to adolescence.

Captains slay stereotypes at Australia’s largest girls-only student leadership event

26 February 2020

The conference enhances the advantages that girls in single-sex schools already have in the leadership stakes.

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