After much deliberation from the judges, the MLC team was announced as the winner of the challenge. The judges believed the MLC team's solution was creative, achievable and practical. The East Metropolitan Health Service will be contacting our students for further information so that the solution can be implemented in hospitals. Curious to know more about the challenge and our students winning solution? Listen to this week's podcast.
At MLC we take pride encouraging a strong sense of social responsibility in our girls. This is why our almost 10 year partnership with Nulsen has been so central to our Year 10 students. In this week's episode four of our students have a chat with Emma the Nulsen Community Engagement Coordinator about their involvement with the program. They talk about raising awareness around disability issues, creating inclusive communities and developing leadership and public speaking skills.
MLC Collegian Katarina Throssell (2013) chats to three of our Year 9 students about how studying a language at MLC opened doors for her to explore international career opportunities. Listen in to hear how her passion for international politics and German language at school led to internships with the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and the Australian Permanent Mission to the United Nations in Austria.
This is not a performance to miss, hear why in this week's episode. Like most things in 2020, this year's College Production is a little different. Hear from some of our cast about how they have embraced changed and taken on a whole new approach. Their hope is that the audience will leave the show feeling the pride and joy that the whole cast and crew have shared in making it happen.
AFL Women's is taking the nation by storm. It's an exciting time for young women who are passionate about footy as clubs continue to grow every season and there are more career opportunities available than ever before. Year 8 student Harmony and her coach and teacher Miss Robertson discuss their passion for the sport and how they plan to be a part of the future of AFL Women's.
Helping young people to find purpose and fulfilment is the driving force of our special guest Elizabeth Knight, founder of Purposeful. In this week's episode, she chats to two of our Year 10 students about how to get in tune with your passions, and how to find the pathway that is right for you. Listen in to learn more about leading with purpose.
Olympia, Rome, Athens, Corinth, Sparta, Troy ... From the day you start at MLC, you become part of a House with its own traits and traditions. In this week's podcast, our 2020 House Prefects and our Head of House System Years 7-12, Mr Guggisberg, chat about our six Houses at MLC and what they mean to the girls.
What does it take to compete at a national level as a middle-distance runner? In this week's episode, Annie (Year 10) and Jemima (Year 12) reflect on the passion, resilience and commitment required to achieve in elite sport. Hear their thoughts on the importance of wellbeing activities-including visualisation and mindfulness-and why their best races aren't just about winning.
Year 6 student Hallie placed third in the world in the Language Perfect Championships, helping the MLC team win the international competition for the second year running. In this week's podcast, Hallie and her Chinese Languages teacher, Mrs Woo, chat about how learning languages enables students to understand different cultures and have a more informed global outlook.
Our Year 6 Sustainability Committee members share their facts and learnings on how to live a more sustainable life. They are passionate about reducing plastic use and creating a cleaner world for their future.
From NASA in Houston to a role as the MLC Chaplain, Reverend Hollis Wilson has had a fascinating career. In this week's podcast he speaks to our Deputy Head Prefect, Georgie, about everything from Star Wars to serving others to the Uniting Church's modern perspective on Christianity.
To celebrate National Boarding Week, the MLC podcast explores day-to-day life within our Boarding House. Hear the girls reflect on their experiences with everything from close friendships to unique morning wake-up calls to the ultimate chicken curry lunches.
Our Year 10 Engineering students took on the challenge of creating prosthetic hands using materials from around the house during their recent period of teacher-directed online learning. Hear about their ingenious approaches to this project, and how Engineering has developed their creativity, collaboration skills and problem-solving ability.
In celebration of Mother's Day, we asked our students to tell us about the special bonds they share with their mums. From giving the best cuddles to making hot chocolates, listen in to hear about the motherly acts of love and kindness most appreciated by our girls.
This week's podcast is a little different to usual. Instead of hearing from one or two members of our community, we asked a whole range of people, from our younger students to our staff members, what they cherished most about spending time at home over the school holidays. Listen in to hear about how they made the most of having more time to enjoy the best-and often most simple-things in life, such as spending time with family or learning a new skill.
Year 10 student Savannah was selected from more than 1000 applicants to take part in Australia's most prestigious junior public-speaking competition, the United Nations Youth Voice National Finals. Savannah is a determined individual, who credits a lot of her success to hours of research and rehearsals with her family. Here, she discusses her passion for giving speeches, exploring complex topics and working towards her ultimate goal of serving others as a leader.
At MLC, building a strong student-teacher connection is key to supporting each individual's learning journey. In this week's episode, we hear from Year 8 student Monet, who chats with her teacher, Ms Crawford, about how they have adjusted to teacher-directed online learning. Hear their advice on staying motivated while learning from home, nurturing connections in an online classroom and maintaining a positive mindset through challenging times.
Discover how our teachers are embracing innovation during the COVID-19 crisis. Two of our Kindergarten-Year 6 educators, Ms Depiazzi and Ms Paul, reflect on their experiences during the first week of teacher-directed online learning. Listen in to hear them discuss how our classrooms have temporarily evolved, their digital approach to supporting student wellbeing, and why patience and a sense of humour have never been more important.
Our Director of Innovation, Mrs Meagan King, chats to Year 11 student Ruby about the MLC Learning Continuity Plan and what it means for students. As our girls transition to virtual classrooms, this episode will answer all your questions about our specialised approach to online learning.
Hear about life as an MLC boarder in 1950s ... The four Harris sisters, Pamela, Patricia, Joan and Janice, share their most memorable experiences, from swimming lessons in the river to dance lessons after dinner to making their dresses for the Year 12 Ball.
Singer-songwriter and Year 4 student Sophie chats with her Music Teacher, Mrs Beaton, about how she came to write the song "I'm Free" for her cohort's choir performance. Hear about what inspires and encourages Sophie to pursue her passion.
Year 12s Baci and Georgina share their learnings from this year's Student Leadership Conference in Sydney, covering everything from goal setting to leaving an impact to building confidence when public speaking. Listen in to hear more about their experience and how they are going to implement their new skills at MLC.
After they both received prestigious SAGSE Scholarships, Year 12 students Tara and Ava embarked on a 10-week exchange in Germany. They had the opportunity to travel independently and experience daily school life in a new country, building resilience and confidence along the way. Hear about how this experience has shaped their future aspirations and given them a greater understanding of the world beyond MLC.
MLC Collegian Zoe Flood shares her experiences as a leading journalist and documentary filmmaker with Year 12 Media student Grace, who aspires to work for the United Nations. After studying History and Politics at Oxford University, Zoe went on to work and live in Nairobi for the past 10 years, reporting on conflict and post-conflict situations for international media outlets.
Find out what drove Charlie Singleton to be the 2019 Beazley Medal recipient as she chats to Year 11 student Maya in this week's episode. Charlie talks about focusing on what makes you happy, the power of determination and developing healthy study habits to spark success.
Our 2019 Head Prefect, Sophie, chats with this year's Head Prefect, Grace, about empowering girls, pre-speech nerves and the key to being a successful leader. Listen out for Grace and Sophie's tips on organisation, time management and getting involved in everything you can at MLC.
