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Guildford Grammar School

Locality: Guildford, Western Australia

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25.01.2022 An exciting opportunity for our own Clark Wight, who will interview Maggie Dent on her new book "From Boys to Men". Details of how to register are in the post below.

24.01.2022 Guildford Grammar School is currently seeking a Volleyball Sports Coach for a part-time (seasonal) position commencing as soon as a suitable applicant is identified. The School is interested in applications from people with a passion for volleyball, diverse qualifications and experience. Success in a particular field or experience is advantageous but not essential; having a passion for personal excellence is. To apply... Email [email protected] with your resume and cover letter (including at least 3 referees). More information For further information email [email protected] or call 9377 8560

23.01.2022 Tonight's performance of Blackrock is on. Our Year 12 Drama students are excited to perform and would love your support! Join us at 7.30pm at the DLD for this free event. Due to the mature content of this production, attendance is for adults and Year 11 students and above.

22.01.2022 Congratulations to the Class of 2020! We are incredibly proud of the accomplishments of our Year 12 students in 2020, during a year like no other. They have proven themselves to be adaptable, resilient and independent learners. Our outstanding results include:... A top ATAR of 99.9 achieved by William Tang 7.4% of students gained an ATAR of 99 or above 17% of students gained an ATAR of 95 or above 28% of students gained an ATAR of 90 or above Median ATAR of 82.65 for students applying for university 13 Certificates of Distinction and 9 Certificates of Merit. We thank all of our families and our amazing team of educators for their unwavering dedication and support in preparing our students for their exciting and varied futures. We wish you every success! Learn more about our student success in 2020 - https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au//Ne/2020/Student-Success-in-2020

22.01.2022 Pixie dust was in the air this week! Year 7, 8 and 9 students treated us to a Junior Drama production of Peter Pan! Congratulations to not only the talented cast, but to all the staff and parents who worked behind the scenes to make this such a magical production!

21.01.2022 Congratulations to Mia and Keera-Lee who have both been selected to represent the Perth Netball Association at the 2020 Fuel to Go & Play Association Championships. The Championships form part of the Netball WA (NWA) Competition Framework and Pathway and are held annually to provide representative participation for Associations players, coaches, officials, managers and administrators. The Fuel to Go & Play Association Championships provide the opportunity for player, coac...h and umpire talent identification, coach mentoring, umpire coaching and testing, and an opportunity for Associations to measure their pathway progressions against other Associations. The Championships will be held at the Gold Netball Centre from 26-28 September. For further information visit https://wa.netball.com.au/association-championships

20.01.2022 Today is Early Childhood Educators Day, when we recognise and celebrate the work of Australias educators in early learning services for their wonderful contribution to the wellbeing and healthy development of the young children in their care. Thank you to the exceptional team of Early Childhood Educators we are so very fortunate to have here at Guildford Grammar School. #EarlyChildhoodEducatorsDay #earlychildhoodeducator #yourock

20.01.2022 One year of construction in under one minute! 2021 will mark an incredibly exciting new chapter for our boarding community and we can't wait to welcome our boarders into our new state-of-the-art boarding facility next year!

19.01.2022 Today we had an early celebration for all of our lovely mothers, stepmothers, aunties, grandmothers and mother-figures. It was a beautiful morning for our Friends of Senior School (FOSS) Mothers’ Day Breakfast on the Chapel Lawn, with the sounds of the Brass Ensemble and String Ensemble playing in the background. Thank you to FOSS, our staff, musicians and all our volunteers, including our dads serving breakfast, for helping to make this community event so memorable!

19.01.2022 Thank you to those who have purchased tickets for this event, the members of FOSS are looking forward to seeing you! For those who would like to attend but have not yet purchased tickets, please note that ticket sales close at 4.00pm today.

18.01.2022 We are excited to announce that bookings are now open for our September/October Vacation Care Program for children in Pre-Kindy to Year 6. Our Vacation Care Program is open to all members of the community and is always jam-packed full of exciting programs and activities for the children. The Vacation Care Program starts on Tuesday 29 September and runs through until Monday 12 October. Bookings can be made online at https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au/vacation-care Each day the program... offers age-appropriate activities for the different year groups accessing the service. As well as an activity for all children, there are also specific activities for children in Pre-Kindy and Kindy, children in Pre-Primary to Year 2 and children in Years 3-6. Some of the exciting activities planned for the July school holidays includes: * Paper plane derby * Art club * Day time camp out * Visit the Art Gallery in the City * Build a cubby house * Make a scarecrow * Make our own Play School video * Cooking outdoors * Library visits * Bike riding * Excursions to Fremantle * Movie days * Drama club * Doggy incursion * Treasure hunt * Lunch at a Guildford cafe * Doll and animal making * Science experiments * Drumming clinic * Make our own ice-cream * Silent disco * Pyjama party * Visit and feed the horses As well as the daily scheduled activities, children have access to nature play areas, Lego, slime making, clay work, water fun, inventing, science experiments, gardening, stories, cooking, photography, board games, chess lessons, drama, nature walks and much more! View the full program on our website at https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au/vacation-care The cost of our Vacation Care Program is $65 per day per child for fixed bookings and $68 per day per child for casual bookings. An additional $25 will be charged on outing and incursion days.

18.01.2022 What a wonderful day at the WA Athletics Stadium. Following an incredible PSA Athletics Carnival last week, today we competed in the ACC Carnival, winning Division D. To all of our athletes, congratulations!

17.01.2022 We are looking forward to the Preparatory School Dads Big Breakfast this Friday and it looks like the weather will be fine! Tickets for this event MUST be purchased online before 4.00pm on Wednesday - tickets cannot be purchased at the door. The delicious breakfast includes bacon, sausage and egg brekki wrap, whole fruit, yoghurt pot or mini blueberry muffin, tea and coffee (vegetarian option available). Tickets cost $12 each (each father and child will need to purchase a ticket each) and can be purchased online at https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au//Preparatory-School-Dads-Big-Bre.

17.01.2022 Year 9 student Olivia recently competed at both club and zone level at the recent PCWA State Dressage Championships. While show jumping is more their event and they didnt have a lot of time to practice, Olivia and her horse Barrabadeen Issis gave it a good go, gaining a 3rd place and 2 x 5th places!

17.01.2022 Next year we will be celebrating 125 years of Guildford Grammar School! We are excited to announce that on Saturday 13th March, the whole community is invited to join us for a very special Long Table Dinner on the Chapel Lawn. Save the date, it's an event not to be missed! Tickets will be available soon.

16.01.2022 The members of our synchronised swimming group have been enjoying their training sessions in the Senior School pool. This is another exciting new program for our students, adding to our already impressive list of sports and co-curricular programs.

15.01.2022 We are pleased to once again offer our Flippaball program for boys and girls in Years 4-6, commencing on Wednesday 21 October. Flippaball is a fun, easy to play introduction to water polo for children who have completed Stage 6 of higher of the Department of Education Swimming and Water Safety Continuum. It is a 6-week program that involves a one hour coaching session per week from 21 October - 25 November. The program is delivered from 3.30pm-4.30pm in the Preparatory School pool at a cost of $50 for the 6 weeks. To book, or for further information, visit our website at www.ggs.wa.edu.au/flippaball

15.01.2022 As part of our NAIDOC Week celebrations, students enjoyed a performance by the Boodjar Bidi dance group at St Anthony's School!

15.01.2022 Today we celebrated the service and ministry of our beloved Senior Chaplain, The Reverend Dr Canon Philip Raymont at his farewell assembly. Memories were shared, stories were told, and the proud legacy that he has forged as an icon of Guildford Grammar School was honoured. Father Philip has been a respected and iconic figure of our School for over 11 years, where his service, ministry, friendship and connection to the School, its students, parents, staff and Old Guildfordians has been vast and profound. To commemorate his transition to new ministry, and to acknowledge his wonderful connection our School, Father Philip was presented with the 'Key to Guildford Grammar School.' As Father Philip transitions to new ministry, we wish him the very best of luck, and thank him endlessly for his years of humility, selflessness and service.

14.01.2022 We are receiving calls this morning about purchasing tickets for this event tomorrow. Please be advised that ticket sales closed at 4.00pm yesterday and cannot be extended. Tickets cannot be purchased at the door for this event. Dads who were unable to purchase tickets for themselves and their children can still come along to the event but will not be able to purchase breakfast. We appreciate your understanding.

14.01.2022 Personal Training Sessions for Parents - Spring into September! As part of Spring into September we are offering four weeks of Personal Training sessions to members of our school community, commencing on Monday 31 August. The Personal Training sessions will be delivered by our staff on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8.30am-9.30am at the Foundation Hockey Turf. Sessions can be booked in a block of 12 sessions over four weeks at a cost of $120 or blocks of one session p...er week over four weeks at a cost of $40. These sessions will cover a variety of important aspects of physical health and fitness, with each session including: stretching for mobility and flexibility; hopping, skipping and landing for balance and stability; basic bodyweight resistance training for improved strength and coordination; and simple interval training for improved cardiovascular fitness. Each of the exercises will include levels of progressions to cater for a wide range of individuals with varying levels of physical fitness. Bookings and payment can be made online through the Go Forward Portal at https://onlineforms.ggs.wa.edu.au/Infiniti/Produce/Home. Parents will need their Portal login details.

13.01.2022 Guildford Grammar School is currently seeking a Cricket Scorer for the Summer Sports program, commencing from Term 4 2020. The approximate work hours will be Saturday between 9.00am6.00pm. The School is interested in applications from people with diverse qualifications and experience. Success in a particular field or experience is advantageous but not essential; having a passion for personal excellence is. To apply: email [email protected] with your resume and cover l...etter (including at least 3 referees). For further information email [email protected].

13.01.2022 Learn to swim with us! We have many swimming programs available to help teach your child to love the water! Our programs are available during this summer holiday and term time. We even have Flippaball - a social introduction to water polo! ... Flippaball (9-12 years) from 7 December to 22 January Holiday swim (4+ years) from 7 December to 22 January Learn to Swim (4+ years) from 26 January to 2 April Visit the website for more information or to book a session: https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au/learn2swim

12.01.2022 The Athletics season got off to a flying start this afternoon with the annual running of the Chapel Gift. Congratulations to Chelsea (Fr9) and Lewis (12He) for winning their respective races. Chelsea set a new girls record, completing the sprint in 1 minute, 31.35 seconds (32 bells). Lewis completed the sprint in 1 minute 16.62 seconds (26 bells). Well done to both students on their outstanding races! Our congratulations to all of the runners who competed in this annual race, giving their all for their Houses. #Housespirit #WeAreGGS #GoForward #Sprint #Athletics

12.01.2022 On Friday, the Year 1s had the best day ever! They were visited by a team of engineers who specialise in using composites (carbon, fibre and glue) to repair various structures around Western Australia. They were presented with four problems and selected one that sparked their curiosity, forming teams and working alongside an engineer to come up with a plan of action. Each team was taught how to work safely with a variety of tools and materials, before using their creativity and problem solving skills to build a range of structures including bridges, windmills and boats. The students (and the engineers!) got a lot from the day!

11.01.2022 Have you purchased your tickets for the Senior School Dads Breakfast on Friday? Ticket sales close on Wednesday at 9.00am and tickets cannot be purchased at the door. Tickets can be purchased online at https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au//FOSS-Senior-School-Dads-Big-Bre.

11.01.2022 It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Many thanks to GGS parent, Richard Tarrant, for sending in these beautiful and festive images of our beloved Chapel!

10.01.2022 Happy Easter to our wonderful community! Today is the first day of the Easter break and we hope our families all enjoy some family time and relaxation after a busy first term!...and of course, some chocolate! See you in Term 2! Here are some photos of our boarders' Easter treats yesterday morning!

10.01.2022 Guildford Grammar School was fortunate to hold the only race of the year between Oxford and Cambridge Alumni for the Swan Blues Cup 2020. What an honour! Watch the video to see the teams in action with Cambridge taking the win! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAfx8E2uwrM&feature=youtu.be

10.01.2022 Wishing our whole School community a Happy New Year and we look forward to seeing you in 2021! The School is currently closed with some administration staff returning on the 4th January 2021.

10.01.2022 We are so thankful that the weather held up for our Preparatory School Dads Breakfast last Friday! It was a sensational morning, enjoyed by all. Our sincere thanks to everyone who was involved in making the event so special for our dads.

09.01.2022 With our campus situated on almost 100 hectares of land on the banks of the Swan River, it can take a while to travel between our various sports fields and facilities! This virtual fly through shows our cricket oval, state-of-the art synthetic hockey turf, rowing shed and swimming pool, just a snapshot of what is on offer! We also offer: * Athletics * AFL * Badminton... * Basketball * Cross country * Equestrian * Netball * Rugby Union * Soccer * Tennis * Volleyball * Water Polo For further information on sport at Guildford Grammar School please download our Prospectus at https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au/Prospectus

09.01.2022 Thank you to the Carter family for sending in these two stunning photos of the Chapel, taken yesterday as they were listening to the Chapel Choir rehearsing inside. It was a particularly poignant moment for the family as they prepare for the lead up to graduation and Valedictory. #family #moments #memories #goforward #WeAreGGS #perthwa #perthbuilding

09.01.2022 Thank you to Preparatory School Education Assistant and keen photographer, Louise, for taking these photos while on the Kindergarten walk this morning! Our Kindy staff are transporting the huge haul of potatoes that have been grown in the Early Learning veggie patch. The children helped to dig them up this morning, while also collecting the slugs and snails (check pockets mums and dads!). The potatoes and other freshly grown produce will be sold tomorrow afternoon. Louise also snapped these beautiful flowers growing near the entrance to the school! #earlylearners #FreshProduce #engagedlearners #LearningFromNature #kindergartenteacher

09.01.2022 Thank you to all of the students and staff involved in the Conversation Cafe set up today for R U OK Day. Who will you ask? #RUOK #ruokday2020 #ruokeveryday #ask #listen

08.01.2022 Please note: due to social distancing requirements it is not possible to obtain seats together at the Senior Drama production of Cosi. There will be two empty seats between each booked seat. We appreciate your support in maintaining these social distancing measures.

08.01.2022 Our Early Learners enjoyed the warm weather last week, spending time in our nature play area experimenting with water and rocks. Thank you to Mrs Rattray for taking these lovely photos. Places for Kindergarten and Pre-Primary for 2021 are filling fast. Families interested in joining our community should contact our Registrar on 9377 9247 or [email protected].

07.01.2022 Our senior girls headed to the State Beach Volleyball Competition in City Beach last week to compete. With teams from all over Western Australia, it is a fun and dynamic competition to be part of. Although unseasonal weather brought a cold and windy start they rose to the occasion! The Y9/10 GGS Navy Team took out Silver and the Y9/10 GGS White successfully earned a place in the finals! Our Juniors had fun creating names for their teams with the amusingly named Yr7/8 Potato Partridge Team finishing a respectable 4th. Congratulations to all our students who demonstrated excellent team spirit and supported each other well!

06.01.2022 From the Archives Peter Pan (and a young Heath Ledger) The recent Junior Drama production of Peter Pan or ‘The Boy Who Would Never Grow Up’ by Sir James Matthew Barrie was first performed in 1904. ... James was born on 9 May 1860 in Scotland. He was the son of Scottish weavers and after graduating from the University of Edinburgh, moved to London to pursue his interest of becoming a playwright. James died on 19 June 1937 in London. As part of his legacy he gave the copyright for Peter Pan to a children’s hospital in London. The play was first performed at Guildford Grammar School on 5-7 November 1992 and starred a very young Heath Ledger (Prep/Woodbridge 1987-1996) as Peter Pan, Captain of the Lost Boys. Pippa Taylor from Perth College played Tinker Bell alongside Heath. Ms Gillian Kerr-Sheppard (staff 1989-1998), who directed the production, mentioned in her Director’s notes Peter Pan has been one of my favourites for a very long time. It must be the idea of Never Land, where everything is make-believe, and to fly, all you have to do is think of lovely wonderful thoughts. After all, life can be just like that, especially if you are a Drama teacher. 1992 was a year of magic and fairy tales, and where the DLD came alive. Children stared wide-eyed, called out advice to the actors, clapped and cried and came back for more, or in one or two cases, left in terror. He’s behind you Pan, get him! was often called out by the young audience. Some of the outstanding performers were Andrew Haak (He 1991-1995) as Mr Darling and James Turner (He 1988-1996) as Slightly. Captain Hook was ably performed by Alex Kerr-Sheppard (Fr 1989-1996) and Alex McEwen (Be 1983-1995) shone as Smee. The choreographer was Heather Callander and set design by Laurie Cook (staff 1989-1998) and Noel Moyes (staff 1987-1996) along with many of the Industrial Workshop students. Makeup was by Margie Gray, wife of Ted Gray (staff 1976-2005) and Danielle Mitchell. Mrs Maxine Farrell (Housemother, School House 1989-1990) and her group of wonderful parents took up residence in the sewing room to create the beautiful costumes. The backstage crew worked with dedication under the guidance of the Year 10 and 11 leaders. The two photos are of Heath Ledger and Pippa Taylor, part of the 1992 program with the full cast of the production. ROSEMARY WALLER ARCHIVIST

06.01.2022 With the school holidays fast approaching, time is running out to register for our Holiday Swim program. Holiday Swim @ GGS starts on Monday 28 September. Our Holiday Swim program for children over the age of four is open to all members of the community and is held in our newly renovated, heated, Preparatory School pool. The 30-minute sessions are held over five consecutive days over one or two weeks. Lessons cost $75 for one week or $140 for both weeks. To book, please visit our website at www.ggs.wa.edu.au/learn2swim.

06.01.2022 Congratulations to the following students, who won their divisions of last weeks Cross Country carnival: Year 11-12 Angus (11SG) Lauren (12Sc)... Year 9-10 Benjamin (10SG) Michaela (10SG) Year 7-8 Chaz (8Sc) Ashton (7Be) Mikaela (7Be)

06.01.2022 A splash of sunshine on a rainy day! This stunning photo of our new boarding house project was taken by Year 10 student Charlie on her way to Stirling House this morning. With the double rainbow, perfect reflections and lighting it is a once in a lifetime shot! We may be a little biased, but this should be entered in a photo competition Charlie! #perthbuilding #boardinghouse #Photooftheday #rainbowsky #photographer

06.01.2022 The School is now officially closed for the Christmas Break, with some administration staff returning to work on Monday 4 January. We wish all of our current, past and future families a happy and safe Christmas and New Year!

05.01.2022 Today is R U OK Day, when a conversation could change a life. This years key message focuses on follow up questions, because there is more to say after asking R U OK? To support this important message the School Psychologists are setting up Conversations Cafs on Chapel Close where students and staff can sit around caf tables and ask each other are you ok? while drinking free cordial in R U OK? cups and sharing a treat. The Arts Faculty are also performing an RUOK? Day... performance for the students during mentor. The key message this year is what to say after asking R U OK? Follow up questions such as Where do you think we can go from here?, What would be a good first step we can take?, What do you need from me? How can I help you right now?. You dont have to be an expert to have these conversations you just need to be there for the other person and listen to them. For more information on R U OK? Day please refer to https://www.ruok.org.au/

05.01.2022 Are you looking for out-of-school care during the summer holidays? It's not too late! Bookings are open to the whole community until the 29th January. Our Vacation Care Program is jam-packed with fun and exciting activities for 3-12 year olds. From stories to slime making we'll keep everyone entertained all summer! Click here to learn more and book online: ... https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au/vacation-care See more

05.01.2022 Don't forget to register for a very special event in the Guildford Grammar School calendar our Service of Readings and Carols for Christmas. RSVP to join the community this Sunday.

04.01.2022 Don't forget to book your tickets for our Long Table Dinner Under the Stars! Help us celebrate 125 years of Guildford Grammar School with a very special event! Book now: https://bit.ly/3ovfBYs

04.01.2022 Earlier this week The West published their picks for the PSA footy team of the season. The Guildford Grammar School selections are: Rhett Bazzo - Half-back "It comes as no surprise that theres a buzz about Rhett Bazzo. Another exciting draft prospect for next season, Bazzo is the best intercept-marking defender in the PSA and showed late in the season that he can have an impact up forward."... Elijah Hewett - Forward "Hewett is a lively type who can have an impact as a small forward or on the midfield. It has been a big year for the Guildford youngster, who also made his WAFL colts debut for Swan Districts Football Club and was selected in the WA 16s squad." Darcy Miller - Interchange "The hard running defender has got better by the week, with his performance in the final match against premiers Scotch the best of the lot. Regularly does team-first things and puts his body on the line, and doesnt mind taking on bigger opportunities." Emergencies: Mack Hall. The full article can be viewed by subscribers of The West Online. #psafootball #risingstar #dreamteam #afl

04.01.2022 As you know, Guildford Grammar School celebrated it's 125th birthday this year, so we asked our students and staff some questions about our wonderful school... - What do you like best about Guildford Grammar School and the community in 2021? - Do you have a birthday message for the School? - What kind of dance would you perform to celebrate 125 years?... Click on the link below to discover what Guildford Grammar School means to our students and staff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWyaofXTjX8

03.01.2022 With Mr Clark Wight moving into a new role across the whole school as Project Lead Innovation and Transformation, we are delighted to announce that Dr Holly Miller has been appointed to the position of Head of Preparatory School, commencing in 2021. Holly joined Guildford Grammar School in 2019 as our Deputy Head of Preparatory School from Christ Church Grammar School. Holly holds a Doctor of Education completed in 2017 and a Master of Education completed in 2010. A dy...namic & passionate educator, Holly has been instrumental in leading the development of the Preparatory Schools approach to rich, engaging learning and teaching opportunities that are shaped by the curiosity and imagination of our students. Holly is looking forward to continuing the Preparatory Schools focus on inquiry, that embraces student questions and interests, providing them with meaningful and authentic experiences to learn and grow. We are blessed with a stunning campus full of natural provocations for inquiry and learning. I have great admiration for the staff as they have worked hard to find opportunities to integrate the outdoors and natural spaces into teaching and learning programs and we look forward to continuing to build on this further, she said. The Guildford Grammar School community is very special, and I am thrilled to continue working with the students, families, staff and broader community members. We congratulate Holly on her appointment and look forward to the leadership, inspiration and excitement she will bring to this important role.

03.01.2022 Boarding at Guildford Grammar School in 2021 is almost at capacity in our state of the art facility, which is nearing completion. If you are interested in your child joining our boarding community in 2022, interviews are well underway and places wont be available for much longer. Please contact the Registrar (08) 9377 9247 or [email protected] for further information.

03.01.2022 A warm Guildford Grammar School welcome to our newest family...of ducks! We love watching the families come back to the campus every year!

02.01.2022 HMS PINAFORE 1970 Due to the outstanding success of Trial by Jury in 1969 it was decided to produce another Gilbert and Sullivan opera for 1970. Work began about three weeks after the beginning of Term 1. All the music was learnt first under the direction of Mr Brian Barrett (Staff 68-71). The production, under Mr Tony Howes, (Staff 70-74, 78-82) did not begin until three weeks before the end of term. The main characters had been to a special camp during the Easter break. Guy... Weller (Sc 63-70) in his capacity as Producer Assistant was invaluable during rehearsals. As this was well before the DLD was built the production took place on 1 and 2 May at the Guildford Town Hall. Due to the large number of bookings the dress rehearsal on the Wednesday turned into a performance for two of the boarding houses and the Prep School. The whole cast totaled about fifty with Tim Hood (Ha 69-70) as Ralph Rackstraw and Bradley Chipper (Wb 68-74) as Josephine giving very polished performances. Guy Weller played Sir Joseph Porter with a very impressive English accent. Carl Vine (Wb 67-71) made a wonderful villain as he played Dick Deadeye. Paddy Elphick (Sc/St 64-70) was wonderful as Captain Corcoran, the Commanding Officer, while Patrick Tremlett (He 68-71) was entrancing as Little Buttercup. Mark Dales (SG 66-70) portrayal of the Boatswain was described as buoyant and spirited and his Englishmen song was the highlight of the show. The chorus was made up of sailors, sisters, cousins and aunts. All put together a sterling performance even though the girls did not know what everyone was laughing at when they came on stage. The stage manager was Mr Wayne Garratt. The set was designed by Robert Juniper (Staff 65-74). Mrs Elva Lawe Davies, wife of the Headmaster, was wardrobe mistress, assisted by mothers of students, friends and wives of staff. The orchestra was by arrangement with the Metropolitan Orchestral Society. The Headmaster, Mr David Lawe Davies, played his much-loved cello. The souvenir program sold for 50 cents with funds going to the Save The Children Fund. ROSEMARY WALLER ARCHIVIST

01.01.2022 Congratulations to our Boarders, who won todays Boarders v Day students football match to celebrate Boarding Week. It was a close match! #boarding #boardinglife #football #goforward

01.01.2022 We are very excited about our first music event of the term, with tonights Jazz Night selling out in just two days! The Dining Hall looks amazing and our music students are excited at being able to perform for an audience again! #music #jazzmusic #gatsby #bestdress

01.01.2022 On Monday we welcomed our newest members to the School with a fun-filled day of orientation and activities for Step Up Day! Here's a peek at what the Senior students got up to!

01.01.2022 Are you looking for out-of-school care during the summer holidays? Our Vacation Care Program is jam-packed with fun and exciting activities for 3-12 year olds. From stories to slime making we'll keep everyone entertained all summer! Bookings are open now to the whole community, starting 4th December through to the 29th January. ... Click here to learn more and book online: https://www.ggs.wa.edu.au/vacation-care