​Year 11 student Maddison has become the Women's Under 18 Australian Champion in the 800m and 1500m track events! She is featured in this week's Moonee Valley Newspaper in recognition of her achievements.

Our exceptional sporting program at Lowther Hall develops expert skill and understanding in over 25 different sports with teaching and guidance from over 35 coaches and teaching staff. This dedication to sport is generating impressive results from students who are flourishing and excelling in their respective arenas – some at national champion level! We would like to highlight some exceptional sporting results our students are achieving.

You may have noticed that we were featured in a 6pm Channel 9 news report Friday 12 February! Please click here to view the video.

Page 3 of today’s Herald Sun features the smiling faces of our Lowther Hall students! We are proud to announce that Lowther Hall will be partnering with St Paul’s Cathedral in Melbourne to provide the first girls’ cathedral choir in the southern hemisphere.

Bishop Philip Huggins commissioned our new Chaplain, Reverend Emily Fraser, in a special service on Wednesday 3 February attended by students from Years 3 to 12, staff, visiting Anglican clergy and distinguished guests.

A new school year has begun and we welcome back today our students from Years 1 to 12. We look forward to a happy and successful 2016 school year with you!

We congratulate Old Grammarian, Celeste Guzzo on receiving the The Margaret Abernethy Scholarship for Leadership in Community Engagement from Melbourne University.

Please click to view highlights of the VCE Results 2015. The class of 2015 embraced every aspect of School life with energy and vigour and we are proud of each student and all she has achieved during her journey.

This term the Junior School girls have been focussing on the Quality of a Lowther Hall Girl, “She understands the world and her capacity to shape it”. As part of this focus the girls were asked as a year level to choose a person who in their eyes was “shaping their world”. After careful consideration, the Year 4 girls decided that Ellen DeGeneres would be good choice as she spends a lot of her time and attention raising awareness and donating money to charity organisations and people in need.

We know that feeling connected to a community is highly beneficial, and acts as a significant protective factor for our girls. To this end, during Terms 2 and 3, the Years 7 and 8 students at Lowther Hall have worked together to develop better their understanding of their capacity to ‘shape their world’ as they navigate developing their own community within their section of the School.