At Holme Podcast

Welcome to the very first edition of What's Happening atHolme! In this new segment, we bring you the latest news, stories, and highlights from around the Fairholme campus.

In this episode, we sit down with our 2026 Head Girls tohear about their leadership journeys, what inspired them to step forward, and how they hope to make a positive impact on the Fairholme community. We also take a walk around campus to discover what's creating a buzz, chat with the Pathway Centre about everything from QTAC to planning for life after Fairholme, and catch up with Year 12 students to hear about their plans beyond school.

Stay tuned until the end for an exclusive sneak peek of acreative project from a member of our podcast team.

Produced by Sandra van der Stelt and the HolmeTracks Girls. Follow along for more stories, student voices, and campus highlights from Fairholme.

Producer: Sandra van der Stelt

Host(s): Zoe, Sherman, Senudi, Lottie, Sally and Rachel the Holme Tracks Student Group.

What does it really mean to wear your House colours? In this episode, we're diving into the spirit, pride, and friendly rivalry that make Fairholme's House system such a special part of school life. From their origins and traditions to the way they bring students together through sport, we'll explore how the Houses came to be and what they represent today.

We also hit the Fairholme grounds with a quick sports quiz, putting students and staff on the spot to test their knowledge. Did they know the answers? You'll have to listen to find out!

This is another light-hearted snapshot of Fairholme life, right here on the school grounds.

Producer: Sandra van der Stelt

Host(s): Zoe, Sherman, Senudi, Lottie, Sally and Rachel the Holme Tracks Student Group.

Welcome to this special edition of the Fairholme ‘At Holme’ Podcast, a student-led series where our girls take the mic to share stories from across the Fairholme grounds. These engaging episodes are created by peers, for peers, and for our wider community.

In this episode, hosted by Zoe, Senudi, Sherman, Brooke and Rachel we will take you with us through one of our favourite days on the school calendar — Holme Day.

It’s one of those days where the energy on campus shifts the moment you arrive. There’s colour, noise, and this wonderful sense of belonging that wraps around the College. It is another light-hearted, authentic snapshot of Fairholme life, right here on the school grounds.

Producer: Sandra van der Stelt

Host(s): Zoe, Sherman, Senudi, Brooke and Rachel Holme Tracks Student Group.

It’s lunchtime here at Fairholme, and instead of pulling up a seat in our podcast studio, we’re taking a walk across the grounds to see what’s happening today. With Assessment Block in full swing, we’re catching up with students, teachers, and friends to hear their stories, laughs, and tips.

Hosted by Senudi, Brooke and Sherman, this student-led podcast dives into fun, spontaneous conversations, from study tips and work experience to funny stories and even a sneak peek at singing practice. It’s a light-hearted, authentic snapshot of Fairholme life, right here on the school grounds.

So grab your lunch and join us as we explore our school grounds.

Producer: Sandra van der Stelt

Host(s): Senudi, Brooke and Sherman Holme Tracks Student Group.

Welcome to this special edition of the Fairholme ‘At Holme’Podcast — a student-led series where our girls take the mic to share stories from across the Fairholme grounds. These engaging episodes are created by peers, for peers, and our wider community.

In this episode, hosts Senudi and Sherman sit down withBrooke, one of our own, and will talk about her journey as an emerging musician. From her first steps in music to a special live performance, Brooke opens up about her musical journey. Hear her story, experience her sound, and see how Fairholme’s outstanding Arts program helps nurture talent — all from right here in our own community.

Producer: Sandra van der Stelt

Host(s): Senudi and Sherman Holme Tracks Student Group

Welcome to this special edition of the Fairholme ‘At Holme’ Podcast — a student-led series where our girls take the mic to share stories from across the Fairholme grounds. These engaging episodes are created by peers, for peers, and for our wider community.

In this episode, hosts Zoe and Senudi sit down with four of our brave Shave for a Cure participants — Lucy Kilner, Mrs Leah Dawes, Maggie Jauncey, and Zoe Hoare. With Zoe Hoare leading the conversation, they explore why each of them joined the cause and the impact they hope to make. You'll also hear about a heartfelt pact made years ago between Mrs Dawes and Lucy — a promise that has already raised significant funds and continues to inspire their involvement today.

Producer: Sandra van der Stelt

Hosts: Zoe and Senudi Holme Tracks Student group

A record number of girls have bravely signed up to shave their heads in support of the Leukaemia Foundation, continuing the incredible legacy of Fairholme Senior cohorts. This selfless act not only raises vital funds but also stands as a powerful symbol of support for those battling leukemia.

In this episode, Communications Committee Members Lauren McAdam and Shumaila Wahab sit down with two of our brave participants, Haylee Crouch and our very own Maintenance Manager, Mr Shane Tessmer, to discuss their motivations, experiences, and the impact they hope to make.

We’re excited to introduce Joy McClymont, the President of Fairholme's Friends of Boarding. Joy is an inspirational Aussie outback mum dedicated to making top-level fitness and nutrition accessible to everyone, no matter where they live. Through her company, ‘Off the Track Training,’ Joy provides simple, fun, and achievable health solutions that clients love.

Beyond fitness, Joy manages a large rural property with her husband Paul, while navigating life with three kids at boarding school, and home-schooling their youngest via Distance Education.

We’re excited to introduce Joy McClymont, the President of Fairholme's Friends of Boarding. Joy is an inspirational Aussie outback mum dedicated to making top-level fitness and nutrition accessible to everyone, no matter where they live. Through her company, ‘Off the Track Training,’ Joy provides simple, fun, and achievable health solutions that clients love.

Beyond fitness, Joy manages a large rural property with her husband Paul, while navigating life with four kids at boarding school, and home-schooling their youngest.