Teacher Librarians Ms Rose Mahony and Mrs Debbie Barton share how the new Roaring Reads initiative has kindled a family reading adventure for many at St Ives.
Head of Instrumental Music Mr Bob Wagner reflects on Ms Rita Fin’s remarkable career, as she takes up her retirement after nearly thirty-five years of dedicated service.
Social psychologist and best-selling author Dr Hugh Mackay (OS 1954) and past Chairman of Trustees (2001-2002) shares some wisdom on the integral value of kindness in society.
Director Mr Peter Budnik describes how Form I boys embraced the challenge of bringing this vibrant production to life in the Palladium Theatre on 22 – 24 November 2024.
Headmaster Dr Richard Malpass pays tribute to the outstanding contribution of Deputy Headmaster (Academic) Mrs Becky Lovelock, as she leaves to take up a new role overseas.
Anaesthetist and cave diver Dr Richard “Harry” Harris SC OAM spoke to Dr Luke Harley and Mrs Becky Lovelock about the benefits of adventure and risk-taking.
Senior Master in Academic Extension Dr Christopher Allen provides some fascinating insight into Mr Robert Hannaford’s painting of the Headmaster’s portrait.
Mr Christopher Kelly (OS 1981) had the privilege of taking part in the Coronation last year at the request of the King who wanted to include the Augustine Gospels.
Second Master English Mr Timothy Derricourt and Subject Master English Ms Kristen Lizzio reflect on the inspirational success of the 2024 “Inside Stories” Literary Festival.
Dr Bill Pender served in the Mathematics department from 1975–2008, Subject Master in Mathematics 1994-2005 and Senior Master in Academic Extension from 2006–2007. Bill was interviewed by Mr Steve Gonski.
Director Ms Emily Kaufling shares her thoughts on this poignant and powerful drama production which was performed in the Alastair Mackerras Theatre on 13 – 15 September 2024.
In January 2024, several items relating to the Tait family were donated to the School Archives, including those of Mr William (Bill) Sydney Tait (OS 1941) and Mr Cedric Errol Tait (OS 1915).
Director Dr Douglas Wilson reflects on the School’s powerful and moving production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, performed in the Alastair Mackerras Theatre on 13 – 15 March.
Edgecliff Preparatory School is now better equipped than ever to inspire and support the boys’ educational growth with this engaging new space for exploring literature and learning.
As part of Edgecliff’s commitment to fostering Indigenous cultural awareness, an impressive mural has been created to represent School values and our connection with the land.