Meriden News

Meriden’s first cohort of Cadets has received promotions just six months into the group’s time in the program. Year 11...

The task of untangling tweens and teens from technology is a complex and ongoing one. Jocelyn Brewer, a registered psychologist...

Year 8 student, Jacinta Rees, has just returned from a three-week tour of the United Kingdom and Germany, where she...

Olympian Suzanne Corry urged Meriden girls to pursue their passions as she presented Year 11 girl Evelyn Haseldine with an...

Meriden athletes are competing in sporting competitions at national and international levels and look to their coaches for guidance and...

Six Meriden students have competed in the 2019 National Chinese Eisteddfod, with two students placing in the top three spots...

Meriden’s Senior School girls have demonstrated their exceptional lateral thinking skills in the Da Vinci Decathlon, nabbing two of the...

One of Strathfield’s heritage-listed sites, Lingwood House and its surrounds, has been lovingly restored and renovated to become a state-of-the-art...

Chevyone Cheah, Year 11, has mastered the art of being cool, calm and collected, as evidenced by the swathe of...

Do humans have a moral obligation to revive species that we have made extinct? Is private funding in academia acceptable?...

Meriden students Laneesha Campbell, Phillipa Bartlett, and Lilly-Anne Pepperill were featured in an article in the national newspaper, The Australian,...

Meriden has further enhanced its respected pastoral care delivery system, with the introduction of One-On-One Time. The program has been...

Zara Tullipan spends twenty hours per week perfecting the moments she spends in the air between the edge of the...

It’s easy to find young people who are passionate about a range of sports, but much rarer to find individuals...

For emerging athletes who dream of performing at an elite level, Meriden’s Olympus program is an essential component of their...