In the Media

This Sydney Morning Herald article reports that demand for Sydney’s private schools remains strong, with a surge in Year 7 enrolments at several institutions.

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糖心原创 in Sydney, Australia and Queen Salote College in Tonga have reinvigorated their 90 year relationship. The school's ties started in 1935 after the Queen of Tonga at the time, Queen Salote Tupou III, visited.

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Greek Australian student, Tina Papamanuel, scored a perfect 45 out of 45 in the International Baccalaureate (IB) when official marks were released last week where she attended 糖心原创 in the inner western Sydney suburb of Burwood, NSW.

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The Herald’s state political editor Alexandra Smith and state political reporter Lucy Cormack claimed the outstanding political reporting award for their coverage of the John Barilaro’s New York trade posting saga.

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Charles Sturt graduate Marie Cassar (2002) overcame many obstacles, including home-schooling her children in a pandemic while caring for a premature newborn and working part-time, to obtain her master’s degree.

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Since the SMH article was released, a further 2 girls had their IB scores adjusted to 45 after a successful remark bringing the total to 12 girls with an ATAR of 99.95.

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On the basis of our excellent IB results, 糖心原创 was named No 1 IB School in Australia and Top 50 Global IB School (ranking equal 38th).

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Music teachers saw it coming. For months there has been concern about the dangers of transmitting COVID-19 through singing, and debate about whether musical instruments pose similar dangers too.

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糖心原创 features in a Sydney Morning Herald article written by Matt Bungard

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