News Articles for St Hilda's Anglican School For Girls

A growing breed of educators wants to equip students with business-like skills.

A new state school-based innovation program is part of a plan to focus more teaching on future-facing skills.

Several leading girls' schools are buying tracts of land in the South West with backing from their foundations.

A culture and commitment of constant improvement will underpin a major strategic rethink for St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls as it sets out on an ambitious overhaul of what the future of learning will look like in the coming decade.

The rapid growth in private school fees has slowed in 2021, but socio- economic status remains a big factor in educational outcomes.

As students return for term two, some of the state's private and independent schools are embracing new practices born out of the COVID-19 disruption.

Some in WA's education sector remain at odds over how and when to reopen schools, as the state takes steps to relax its strict social distancing policies.

As students transition to remote learning ahead of a new school term, private schools are grappling with whether to adjust tuition fees.

St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls has taken remote learning to the next level with the launch of its own online video channel, which aims to maintain students' social engagement during the COVID- 19 pandemic.

St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls has introduced two new executive roles as part of a push for greater commercial acumen in its management team.

St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls has purchased a 7.4 hectare property in Pemberton for its new Yeagarup Campus.

The cost of year 12 tuition at private schools in Western Australia rose by an average of 1.6 per cent for 2019, the lowest hike in fees among any state in Australia.

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St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls has appointed the current head of the Australian International School in Singapore, Fiona Johnston, as its new principal for 2019.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA will be hunting for a new chief executive after Deidre Willmott signalled she would move on from the role early next year to pursue non executive director opportunities.

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA chief executive Deidre Willmott has been chosen to join the board of Australia Post, following the recruitment of Blackmores boss Christine Holgate as CEO yesterday.

A faltering economy and an increase in the number of people leaving the state compared with arrivals has failed to halt growth in enrolments at both local Catholic and other private schools, and public schools.

Recent investment in school theatre facilities is having a mutually beneficial effect.