// Principal’s Overview Mrs Fiona Johnston
Together we have experienced a year unlike any other. We have been reminded of how privileged we are to be living in Perth. It has been a year of immense gratitude for the simple things in life and has reminded us all about what is truly important – our family, our friends and our health.
As we move towards our 125th birthday celebrations next year, it is timely that we reflect on our past achievements and look forward to how we can continually strive to ensure St Hilda’s is at the forefront, leading the way for other schools in Australia and beyond. 2020 has been a challenging year that has brought us all together. I believe that every challenge is an opportunity in disguise. It has given us a refreshed glimpse into St Hilda’s possibilities, our capabilities and most importantly, our potential. I am proud of our progress this year and look forward to sharing our 2021-2024 Strategic Plan with our community early next year.
7 ST HILDA’S REPORT 2020
We were fortunate that in the second half of the year, the state’s COVID-19 restrictions eased, which meant we were able to hold some of our traditional events (albeit in a slightly different way due to numbers) that are a highlight on the school calendar. This included the immensely popular Arts Festival, St Hilda’s Day Service and both the Senior School and Junior School productions. For our Year 12 girls who have been so resilient and unwavering during this extraordinary year, it was made even more special that we could celebrate the Mother Daughter Breakfast and Father Daughter Dinner Dance.
