Administrative/Biographical history (source): House Music, formaly known as the Middle School Music Festival or House Music Eisteddfod, is an annual event providing community building amongst the Pembroke Middle School students. Students represent their houses to compete for points.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): First launched in 1977, this annual event is now know as the Singapore International Festival of the Arts. Attended by the Pembroke Girls Choir.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A tour presented by the Arts Council of Tumby Bay, the Arts Council of Lock and the Whyalla Players Inc. Attended by the Pembroke Girls Choir.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The fifth of seven European tours. This tour visited France, Switzerland and Italy. Attended by the Pembroke Girls Choir.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Handbooks for the Pembroke Music Department providing information on staff, facilities, ensembles, rehearsals and the Pembroke Friends of Music.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Collection of administrative documents concerning the general organisation of Pembroke music ensembles, primarily choirs, across the 1990s.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A tour of the Riverland was arranged with the Arts Council of South Australia and The Savings Bank of South Australia. Attended by the Pembroke Girls' Choir with support of other Pembroke instrumentalists (including boys) playing cello, flute and violin.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A tour of SA's south-east was arranged with the Arts Council of South Australia and The Savings Bank of South Australia. Attended by the Pembroke Girls' Choir and some male students.