I know for many current students the link to the old scholars can be viewed as something in the distance or something to concern themselves with as they ready themselves to depart Pembroke. However, this week, there has been raft of activities as we celebrate and recognise the unique role that our old scholars play at the School – from assemblies, tours of Archives, guest speakers and our annual Generations Breakfast, all focused on recognising that this community of over 17,000 people – for Girton, King’s, and of course, Pembroke – is there as an additional support, a source of inspiration and an avenue to stay connected into the future.

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Dear Parents and Caregivers, Many of you will have heard about the significant algal bloom affecting parts of South Australia’s coastline. As we head into the warmer months, our students are looking forward to outdoor adventures and camps, and we are making sure those experiences remain both exciting and safe.

Student wellbeing is always our top priority. Our staff are keeping a close eye on the latest advice and reviewing every excursion and camp that involves beaches or waterways. If needed, we will adjust, move, or even reimagine activities so students can still enjoy meaningful outdoor learning without unnecessary risk. This includes planning ahead for big events like the Year 9 Camp in Term 4. Families will be kept up to date on any changes.

We are working closely with government agencies and encourage families to follow updates at algalbloom.sa.gov.au. While it is hard to predict how long this bloom will last, current guidance suggests it could affect some programs well into next year. Rest assured, our team is planning carefully and talking with our partners so we can keep delivering the high-quality outdoor experiences that are such a special part of a Pembroke education. If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch at deputyprincipal@pembroke.sa.edu.au.

Yours sincerely,
Chris Zielinski
Deputy Principal

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