Our academic clubs are designed to stimulate and challenge students in their areas of interest. Through these experiences., students not only expand their horizons but also develop invaluable skills in teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving.
By invitation.
Through the co-curricular music programme, students gain confidence and develop skills that allow them express their creativity and explore their musical potential.
Students engage in a broad programme of school and external performance opportunities.
Activity
Deci-belles Choir
Guzheng Ensemble*
Junior School Band*
Petite Chorale
Suzuki String Groups* Kindergarten - Year 6
Vivaldi Strings Ensemble*
Bartok Orchestra*
Chorale*
Concert Band*
Development Pipe Band*
Flute Ensemble*
Guitar Ensemble*
Piano Trio*
Percussion Ensemble*
Senior Pipe Band*
Stage Band*
Stravinsky Orchestra*
String Quartet*
Vocal Ensemble*
Wind Ensemble*
Young Voices
* By invitation.
Years 7 - 12
Years 10 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 – 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 – 12
Years 10 - 12
Years 7 - 12
Years 7 - 9
Our co-curricular sports programme is offered to students in Kindergarten to Year 12 with the aim to provide a cohesive, personalised and streamlined approach to skill development, fitness and competitive aspirations.
PLC competes as a member of the Independent Girls’ Schools’ Sports Association (IGSSA) for both upper Junior School and Senior School students.
Students have the opportunity to complete the internationally recognised Duke of Edinburgh Award. Girls in Years 8 to 12 are able to work toward their bronze, silver or gold award, developing their leadership skills, improving their fitness, contributing to the community and experiencing an adventure along the way.
Exciting
A range of activities are offered in the creative arts to build students’ confidence and creativity and allow them to further develop their skills outside the classroom.
Performing Arts activities offer students a platform to nurture and extend their talents and passions across a diverse range of artistic endeavors. Students are given many exciting performance opportunities throughout the year.
*By audition.
The Junior School Lighthouse co-curricular programme runs from 3.30 pm to 6.00 pm, Monday to Thursday. Students commence with afternoon tea, followed by a variety of co-curricular activities offered by external facilitators or PLC staff.
The activity session runs from 4.00 pm – 5.00 pm with a 15-minute transition time for parents/carers to collect their children. The second session on offer is the Lighthouse Plus Programme from 5.00 pm - 5.45 pm; a combination of mindful activities, stories and/or art and craft.
Students in Years 7 to 12 can access Lighthouse Fitness through structured classes. Students in Years 10 – 12 are able to use the Fitness Centre before and after school.
