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A Student’s Reflection on the Pembroke Community

Students this year have dealt with challenging times and the cancellation of many things that are important to them. The Middle School Musical was almost lost too.

Two Pembroke students have managed to continue pursuing excellence in their chosen sporting field in 2020.

The annual Year 5 Musical is traditionally performed by the whole student cohort at an external venue in Term 2, and is a highly anticipated event for our Junior School students.

Upon graduating from Pembroke, Alice Rolls (1995) pursued her interest in the legal system by completing a double degree in Law and Arts at the University of Melbourne. She wanted to help others and make a difference in the world.

Liam Fensom is a Pembroke old scholar who graduated in 2010. Following graduation, he commenced his studies in aerospace engineering at The University of Adelaide.

The grounds of King’s College, now King’s Campus of ÐÓ°É, looked like a battlefield during 1943–45, the last 3 years of the 6-year-long Second World War.

What a delight it was to officially open an exhibition of a collection of significant works by Australian artist, Ms Tracey Moffatt AO, on loan from the collection of King’s old scholar, Mr Neil Balnaves AO (1962).

It’s that time of year again where we welcome the current students into the old scholar community.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Get to know your old scholar community. Each month we'll introduce you to an old scholar so you can get better acquainted with your peers.

Pembroke’s old scholar community of more than 16,000 live in 58 countries across the globe. We contacted a few old scholars to see what they are up to and how they have been coping during the COVID-19 pandemic.

‘Inspiration’ has become a glib noun.

Life without busy cities, travel and sport is a life that everyone across the globe has recently experienced.

Considering recent events Pembroke has taken this opportunity to put its 3D printers to good use and assist with the production of essential Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Australian hospitals.