‘The issue is not primarily the intensity of the #vce workload – it is the intensity of the whiplash we face when the messaging about our #education changes so drastically between VCE and the years leading up to it.’ Melbourne Girls Grammar #auspol theage.com.au/national/victo…

"The issue is not primarily the intensity of the workload – it is the intensity of the whiplash we face when the messaging about our education changes so drastically between VCE and the years leading up to it," writes Ahelee Rahman from Melbourne Girls Grammar. bit.ly/39OGZ1x

The pressures of VCE and the uncertainties of the future plague each student in the system, in different ways, and this means that different supports are needed, writes Ahelee Rahman, a Year 12 student | OPINION #education theage.com.au/national/victo…

VCE whiplash: From ‘don’t worry’ to the most stressful time of our lives - great piece by ⁦Ahelee Rahman⁩ ⁦Melbourne Girls Grammar⁩ theage.com.au/national/victo…

It’s the first race of a long #HenleyRoyalRegatta campaign the Melbourne Girls Grammar First VIII has ahead of them, but there’s something about seeing the people I love in the blue, white and gold on TV, representing our school and country💙🤍💛#YEAHMELBOURNE

a School for tomorrow. Stephanie McConnell Greg Miller @BreeseTracey David Atkinson Ahelee Rahman Adriano Di Prato Oh yeah … let’s go!

Honoured to be featured in The Leadership Issue of a School for tomorrow.’s next Monday Quarterly alongside these amazing contributors! Thank you so much

The latest Monday Quarterly | The Leadership Issue is OUT NOW. With contributions from Stephanie McConnell @BreeseTracey Greg Miller David Atkinson & Ahelee Rahman. Professional & School/Institutional Members can access this publication via: hubs.la/Q01lJk-q0 #aSft

In the latest Monday Quarterly | The Leadership Issue Today's Student, Tomorrow's Leader features Melbourne Girls Grammar student Ahelee Rahman. Professional & School/Institutional Members can access this publication in our online community: hubs.la/Q01lJjlQ0 #aSft

Last week we dropped the Monday Quarterly | The Leadership Issue. Thanks to Stephanie McConnell Greg Miller @BreeseTracey David Atkinson & Ahelee Rahman for your contributions. Members can access this publication via our online community: aschoolfortomorrow.community/posts/monday-q… #aSft

Sure, we won’t be unhappy seeing a 50 on our scorecards at the end of the year, but let’s stop this unnecessary push to get a perfect score. | OPINION Ahelee Rahman theage.com.au/national/victo…

The wonderful Ahelee Rahman from our Melbourne Girls Grammar - Forget the 50: Why VCE students can be proud without the top score theage.com.au/national/victo…

"Forget the 50: Why VCE students can be proud without the top score" Well said Ahelee Rahman 👏 & wishing you the very best for exam season👌 #VCE #HSC #ATAR theage.com.au/national/victo…

We featured Melbourne Girls Grammar School Captain Ahelee Rahman in our Monday Quarterly | The Leadership Issue in September. Here she is taking sense about how we view success in learning in Australia: amp-theage-com-au.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/amp.theage… #youmatter

“The 50 study score is an elusive and haunting number.” Read 2022 School Captain Ahelee Rahman's opinion piece in The Age about the pressure put on Year 12s to achieve the top score & why VCE students can be proud of their efforts without reaching that almost impossible number.

#vce "no matter what scores we achieved, we got through year 12 during a global pandemic, devastating floods and a looming recession." Well said Ahelee Rahman #education theage.com.au/national/victo…

In her article, 'Forget the 50’, Melbourne Girls Grammar student, Ahelee Rahman reflects on the pressure around achieving the top study score and why VCE students can be proud without it. Read the article via The Age, here. bit.ly/3zaJC7f #VCE #Exams

‘Eid Mubarak to all those who celebrate, and to those who don’t – may the love, peace and joy of this celebration pass onto you and your family.’ #EidMubarak #Eid2023 theage.com.au/lifestyle/life…