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Kathryn Doyle talks to Head of Middle School, Jaye Ross about how to prepare for the first day of the school year. Jaye shares her top tips on a smooth transition for both Boarders and Day girls.
No matter how much you know or care about sport, you couldn't have escaped the thrill of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Every four years we watch the sheer determination of our Aussie Athletes as they push their bodies to extreme limits.
Fairholme Old Girl and Rugby 7s player, Dom Du Toit is one of those athletes, fulfilling a life-long dream in Tokyo. Don't be fooled by her sweet smile, Dom is one of the toughest girls on the Australian Rugby 7s team.
She started in the sport when she was just 15 years old. Representing Australia in the Youth Olympics before being added to the squad for the Rio Olympics as a reserve.
It was there she witnessed first-hand what it means to bring home gold and she wanted to feel that same elation for herself.
On this episode, Kathryn Doyle sits down with Dom to talk about what life as a Rugby 7s players is really like.
‘Let's talk sleep with Jo Kinniburgh’ › (8 min)
Fairholme Wellbeing coach, Jo Kinniburgh, and Communications Manager, Marita Ramia, discuss the importance of sleep for our children – in every age group.
‘Life as a Year 7 Student’ › (10 min)
In this podcast, our Communication girls are talking to two Year 7 girls Claire Murphy (Boarder) and Annie Anderson (Daygirl) sharing their life as Year 7 student with interesting facts about Fairholme College.
‘COVID Athletics Cup 2020’ › (10 min)
‘Flourish’ › (8 min)
Our Head Girls have surprised the college with the launch of their first magazine; ‘Flourish’. The Magazine is designed to share Fairholme stories, current news and exciting events happening within the community. The Communications Committee sat down with Head Girl, Laura Craft; Head Day Girl, Phoebe Myer-Elks and Head Boarder, Zara Bambling to talk about the launch of ‘Flourish’. Listen ›
Learning From home - Erin Tonscheck › (14 min)
As Fairholme Junior begins Term 2 with at least 5 weeks of online learning, Head of the Junior School and former Distance Education teacher, Erin Tonscheck, shares some tips with parents. Listen ›
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