Lauren Walsh, the head of English at the girls’ school in Rose Bay in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, says “there’s a special magic” to how her subject is embraced.
Lauren Walsh, the head of English at the girls’ school in Rose Bay in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, says “there’s a special magic” to how her subject is embraced.
Lauren Walsh, the head of English at the girls’ school in Rose Bay in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, says “there’s a special magic” to how her subject is embraced.
Lauren Walsh, the head of English at the girls’ school in Rose Bay in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, says “there’s a special magic” to how her subject is embraced.
James Ruse’s Abigail Carungay got out of bed at 5.45am not for her HSC marks, but for the camaraderie. “I wanted to experience the collective waiting,” she said.