Empowering Young Women Through Wellbeing: Loreto College Marryatville’s SEAD Program Earns National Recognition for the Third Time

Loreto College’s SEAD Program has been named one of Australia’s top student wellbeing programs for the third time at the 2025 Australian Education Awards. Loreto College Marryatville has bolstered its recognition as a national leader in girls’ education, named an Excellence Awardee in the Best Student Wellbeing Program category at the 2025 Australian Education Awards.

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The latest Loreto College newsletter highlights the success of the Head of the River event, with strong rowing performances despite hot weather. The college marked several important occasions, including celebrating World Down Syndrome Day and Harmony Day, and engaging in meaningful Lenten reflections and social justice initiatives. Notable achievements include the Mock Trial Team’s victory in the South Australian Law Society competition, enriching student experiences such as the Year 6 Canberra trip, and strong performances in Senior and Junior sports. Additionally, the Performing Arts department is preparing for upcoming concerts, drama productions, and celebrating student talent in the Adelaide Fringe Festival.

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Highlights from the start of the year include Yasmin London's presentation on online safety, the Year 7 camp fostering friendships and teamwork, and the Academic Merit Ceremony celebrating the achievements of the Class of 2024. Junior School students have embraced hands-on Science lessons and enjoyed upgraded classrooms, while exciting changes in OSHC provide a more engaging after-school environment. The school also celebrated Lunar New Year with vibrant cultural activities, reinforcing Loreto’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Governor of South Australia Inspires Future Leaders at Loreto College Marryatville

Loreto College Marryatville was honoured to welcome Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC, Governor of South Australia, as part of her initiative to engage with high school students across the state.

Loreto College, Marryatville: A Century as the Vanguard of Women’s Education

Loreto College Marryatville was featured in the Education View, a leading education leadership magazine dedicated to showcasing educational novelties in the modern era.

2025 Term Dates

The Loreto College 2025 term dates are now available on our website.

Student Spotlight: Fearne Rosenbauer, Head Girl

Fearne Rosenbauer, Head Girl at Loreto College Marryatville, was recently interviewed by Adelaide Now as part of the spotlight feature on South Australia’s school captains of 2024.

Five minutes with Kylie McCullah: on tackling teacher shortages

Loreto Marryatville College Principal Kylie McCullah offers a few potential approaches to address teacher shortages, such as enhancing support systems for teachers already in the profession.

The case for single-sex schools amid the co-ed shift

Loreto College Principal Kylie McCullah says the focused learning environment of single-sex education can have a positive impact on academic outcomes and student wellbeing.

Generations in Jazz

Congratulations to our Music Students who performed exceptionally well at the Generations in Jazz Festival-2024, placing in a number of categories.

Loreto Newsletter

Read the latest curriculum updates, events and achievements around the College during Term 4 so far.

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