List of Old Girls of PLC Sydney

This is a List of Old Girls of PLC Sydney, they being notable alumni – known as "P.L.C Old Girls" of the Presbyterian Church school, The Presbyterian Ladies' College, Sydney in Croydon, New South Wales, Australia.
In 2001, The Sun-Herald ranked the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Sydney fourth in Australia's top ten girls' schools, based on the number of its alumni mentioned in the Who's Who in Australia.

Academic

Silma Ihram – Pioneer of Islamic education; Founder of Noor Al Houda Islamic College and Al Noori Primary School; Democrats candidate for Auburn; Author; Secretary–General of the Australian Council for Islamic Education
Eunice Macindoe – Educator; Former Principal of P.L.C Sydney and the Women's College at the University of Queensland
Professor Elizabeth Webby AM – Author; Chair of Australian Literature, School of English at the University of Sydney; Recipient Centenary Medal 2001, AA Phillips Award for the Study of Australian literature 2003

Millicent Baxter – New Zealand pacifist and peace activist.
Mary, Lady Fairfax AC, AM, OBE, FAICD – Mother of Warwick Fairfax; Philanthropist; Chairman, Founder and President of ''Friends of the Australian Ballet''

Rachel Corbett – contestant on Big Brother Australia series one, former radio presenter for Triple M Melbourne
Olive Crane – sketcher and illustrator
Gladys Harding Froggatt – author of the World of little lives and More about the world of little lives ; Daughter of Walter Wilson Froggatt
Fenella Kernebone – radio presenter for Triple J
Johanna Pigott – musician, song and television writer, co-writer of the Australian children's television series, Mortified, co-writer of the John Farnham song Age of Reason
Margaret Pomeranz AM – film critic, former host of SBS's The Movie Show, host of ABC TV's At the Movies
Sue Smith – model, television and radio journalist, first female reporter on the Nine Network's A Current Affair, and Logie Award winner
Leilah Waddell – violinist and music teacher.
Angela Webber – broadcaster, author, comedian and television writer, creator/co-writer of the Australian television series, Mortified and ''Blue Water High''

Geraldine Walsh 1940–2023 – Wife of Max Walsh and chair of the Sydney Morning Herald letters pages from 1990 until 1999

Helen Bauer – Director General of Industrial Relations and Director General of Community Services
Marie Byles – first practicing female solicitor in NSW, Mountaineer, explorer, Author and Feminist
Louise McBride – barrister, Ground Floor Wentworth Chambers; Former Director of Grant Samuel and Partner at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu and Clayton Utz; Daughter of Dr. William McBride
Sibyl Enid Vera Munro Morrison – admitted to the NSW bar in 1924, first female practising Barrister in NSW; Wife of architect, Carlyle Greenwell
Kerry Nettle – former Australian Greens Senator for New South Wales
Hon. Justice Carolyn Chalmers Simpson – Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Rosemary Edna Sinclair AO – Australian Government appointed Delegate to the United Nations Special Session on Children 2002; Miss Australia 1960

Kate Bates – Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist and current Cycling World Points Race Champion
Nanette Duncan – Olympic swimmer
Jennifer Emerson – rowing world championship gold medallist
Elizabeth Fraser – Olympic medallist
Emma Johnson – Olympic medallist
Nicole Kriz – professional tennis player
Nicole Ng – Australian diver
Julia Veness-Collins – national and world championship rower
Meg Wade – equestrian endurance champion and the first person to win the 100-mile Tom Quilty Gold Cup four times.
Annabelle Williams – Commonwealth Games Medallist ; Current world-record holder of the EAD 100m freestyle
Karen Brancourt – Australian rower, Olympic Games Bronze medallist 1984
Kaitlin Nobbs – Australian hockey player, current captain of the Hockeyroos