Year 7 and 8 is focused on fostering connections with peers, developing relationships with staff, and becoming familiar with the school and its operations. The transition to Senior School can be a huge adjustment, so Wellbeing programs are designed to provide students with various skills to traverse this challenging developmental stage.
Exploring your identity, fostering respectful relationships, and opportunities for social and academic growth are explored during Year 9 and 10. As one of the most important times in a child’s evolvement, significant opportunities beyond the classroom are provided for the girls to encourage self-development and confidence.
A highlight for many students, the final years of school see a significant jump in academic duties, special events and opportunities for student leadership. Girls’ are encouraged to pursue personal excellence and immerse themselves in all facets of the school.
Learning at St Hilda’s extends well beyond the classroom. Discover the varied opportunities on offer for our Senior School students in all areas of the school.
Compulsory for all Year 9s, Wandering Spirit is a year-long Rites of Passage program that gives students the tools to develop healthy relationships with others and themselves.
Working late or going away? Our Urban Boarding program means students can stay safely at school after hours and manage their time effectively with studies.
