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ADELAIDE PERRY GALLERY
Open to the public, the Gallery has an annual calendar of events comprising exhibitions of student work and exhibitions featuring professional Australian artists.
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Our vibrant Ex-Students community supports lasting friendships that connect ‘PLC Sydney girls’ across the country and around the world. Stay connected with events, professional networks, read other graduate stories and more.
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Maximising your child's learning potential with our student extension, enrichment and support program—one of the longest running in Australia. Your children will build their self-confidence, resilience, engagement and academic performance.
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Designed to support your child’s transition to school, we aim to ignite your child’s curiosity, extend their unique interests and build on the foundations for their love of learning. View our beautiful, purpose-built centre—indoor and outdoor environments designed and adapted to strengthen a child’s natural curiosity and excite inquisitive minds.
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Zoe Kopczyk
SELECTED for OnStage, Drama Individual Project.
Publications Captain
How important was it for you to balance your academic focus with other activities?
I believe it is extremely important to have a balance of personal life and school life. I found myself getting burnt out so quickly the longer I focused on my studies. Even when I wasn't studying, I still found myself stressing, unable to settle. The only way to get through a day would be the little reprieve at the end of it where I could do what I wanted. Extracurriculars also allowed for a stress-free environment, as I knew I had no obligation to do any work.
This is an excerpt from Zoe's Director's Vision Statement:
Deborah Oswald’s play Stories In The Dark examines how stories can be used as a means of escape, and a vessel through which we can cultivate connection. Despite the brief moments of respite the two central characters; Anna and Tomas, receive from sharing folktales, they can never truly escape the reality of war. I reflected this in my designs by including heightened military elements in the costumes of the folklore characters that tether the escapist fantasy to the bleak reality of war.
