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MLC School Old Girls make a difference to the community in their own particular way: some are unheralded, some make it into the newspapers or honours lists. From the quiet achievers to those who are centre stage, our Old Girls are united in their purpose to contribute and give back as ‘daughters of the light’.
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There’s something special about learning from the successes and mistakes of those who have walked the path before us. More...
MLC School was honoured by a visit from Her Majesty Queen Nanasipauʻu Tukuʻaho of Tonga, as recognition of the significance of the partnership between… More...
Congratulations to MLC School Old Girl, Fiona McFarlane (1995) whose ‘Highway 13' has been shortlisted for the 2025 Mile… More...
MLC School Old Girl, Andrea Lam (1999) joins Harry Connick Jr. and host, Amanda Keller on the highly anticipated new ser… More...
On 17 April at Newtown's favourite bookshop, Better Read Than Dead, Madeleine Watts (2007) will be in-conversation with … More...
Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships, Australia’s most valuable prize in any artform, recognise outstanding talent in an Aus… More...
Congratulations to the MLC School Old Girls who will be competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics, and the Old Girls who will be officiating at the Games. … More...
Ella Beere, our 2016 Sport Captain, has sent us the exciting news that she has been selected to represent Australia at the 2024 Paris Olympics as one … More...
MLC School Old Girl, Jody Mielke (Bowles, 1989) is undertaking a long-distance bike ride to raise money for the Pancare Foundation. More...
Kevinly Santoso, the inaugural recipient of the MLC School Teacher Education Scholarship, shares his journey from Mechatronic Engineering to teaching,… More...
“When girls become women who value and demand respect, they challenge systems of inequality and injustice.” More...
