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Have you ever considered being dropped in the middle of the Amazon with nothing for survival—not even your clothes? Or perhaps you have thought about a career as a stunt person?

After graduating from Pembroke in 2004 Amy Ziesing studied a Bachelor of Archaeology at Flinders University followed by Honours in Classical Studies at The University of Adelaide.

Exploring Archives

The annual Pembroke Careers Breakfast is the highlight of the old scholar calendar. We were fortunate to be able to host this event in person again this year, and as always it was a wonderful event for mentors and students alike.

Pembroke continues to invest in the development of our students in a range of co-curricular endeavours after the school bell rings.

At Pembroke we believe that human beings can thrive when all aspects of their lives are acknowledged and nurtured.

The Future Belongs to the Curious

As Head of SEPD I am delighted to share with you the exciting progress happening in this important School initiative.

An exploration is a trip, but it’s more than just a vacation—it’s going somewhere to examine or discover new things.

‘Exploration’ as an Aim of Education

King’s Old Scholar Richard Willing talks about a Lifetime of Exploration

91ÖÆƬ³§ holds an annual Indigenous Sports Round in acknowledgement and celebration of Reconciliation Week.

Our Year 12 Drama students are enjoying the opportunity of a lifetime as they prepare to perform Andrew Bovell’s 'Things I Know To Be True'.

One day to make a lifetime of difference. Our community rallied together for Pembroke's Giving Day, which took place on 25 March, and raised $375,869 for the Pembroke Community Scholarship. Keep scrolling for highlights!

On Friday 7 May we held our Mothers’ Day Lunch at Adelaide Oval. Around 300 mums attended with the tickets selling out in record time!

This week, as we remember the ANZAC soldiers who landed on the shores of the Gallipoli peninsula, we also remember our old scholars who have dedicated their lives to service.