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An aspect of the character of our School of which we are most proud is our diversity, which comes in many shapes.

After joining Pembroke students on the annual Marree Aboriginal School/Pembroke Exchange in 2008, Girton old scholar and Foundation Patron Mrs Margaret Bennett provided the initial seed capital to establish the Indigenous Education Program.

Turner House is currently home to a vibrant community of girls from across the globe.

To consider a place, really consider it, feel its value, acknowledge other perceptions and celebrate different points of view are all crucial learnings from a trip into an ancient landscape such as Kakadu National Park.

Learning a language in Australia can be quite an abstract endeavour.

The ‘Self-Reliant’ could be summarised as a journey-based expedition that is the pinnacle of Outdoor Education at Pembroke.

We are excited to announce that our stunning new Art, Science and Technology building opened its doors for learning in July 2019. Watch our video to find out how this building inspires our students, taking their learning to new heights.