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Current School News
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- August 2, 2007, 2:49 pm
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Henry Lawson Short Story Competition Winner
Congratulations to Natasha Swain of Year 9 who won the secondary school section of the competition for her short story "The Tasmanian Boy" natasha won $200 for herself and a similar amount for the school.
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Athletics Carnival - June 19, 2007, 4:18 pm
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The Athletics Carnival has been cancelled for this year due to wet weather.
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Yr 7 at Powerhouse - March 27, 2007, 3:59 pm
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Year 7 at the Powerhouse Museum
Friday 16th March 2007
With the Technology staff, Year 7 visited the Powerhouse Museum to gain valuable hands on experiences, enabling students to understand and explore some of the basic concepts of the new mandatory Technology syllabus. The girls visited Inspired by Design, Ecology (exploring recycling, re-using and regenerating of our resources and Success and Innovation displays. A busy, enjoyable and informative day.
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Swimming Carnival - March 27, 2007, 10:54 am
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FUN DAY FOR ALL!
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Our Annual School Swimming Carnival was an enjoyable day held at Hornsby Pool on 19th February. It was a hot sunny day, which helped to increase participation, and led to a few sunburnt shoulders for those who weren’t careful. Almost 700 girls attended and were involved in the spirit of the day. Highlights of the day included the war-cry competition, the teachers versus Year 12 relay and the house relays. Thank you to the parents and spectators for sharing our fun and successes, to the staff for their hard work on the day, and to the girls for their excellent behaviour and effort.
It was heartening to see so many Year 12 students attend their last swimming carnival at AGHS.
Congratulations to the following girls who were Age Champions: 12 Yrs Kelsey and Phillipa; 13 Yrs Alexandra; 14 Yrs Natalie; 15 Yrs Natasha; 16 Yrs Rebecca and 17 Yrs Carly.
Congratulations also to Alexandra, Natalie and Carly who set new records, and to Carly, the fastest swimmer in the school over 50m. Turner house won the carnival, hotly pursued by Bates, then Chisholm and then Gilmore.
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HSC Results 2006 - January 16, 2007, 11:45 am
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Outstanding HSC Results
The class of 2006 is to be congratulated on their outstanding results in the HSC examinations. These students achieved 79 Band 6 grades (highest possible grade and marks in excess of 90%). These Band 6 grades occurred across a wide range of subjects and put Asquith Girls High among the top 100 schools in New South Wales (both public and private).
Congratulations to all students on their commitment and high levels of achievement. The school acknowledges and thanks the staff for their high quality teaching.
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