It’s wonderful to be finally writing about our return to School, which will be on Tuesday, May 26 for our VCE, VET and VCAL students. I am looking forward to seeing our Campus come alive again with movement, laughter and plenty of learning. To ensure this is a smooth...

This week we welcomed English and Drama teacher Mrs Sue Williams to the Garnsey Campus. Mrs Williams has taught at Gippsland Grammar previously and is a former parent but, more recently, comes to us from Bairnsdale’s Nagle College. Sue has taken over the classes of Ms...

PARENT TEACHER VIDEO CONFERENCES This week we had our first online Parent/Teacher interviews at the Garnsey campus. Commonly referred to as ‘speed dating’, the traditional Parent/Teacher interviews are usually a rather noisy gathering in the Laurie Payne Sport Centre...

I have always been impressed by the spirit of service and competition that our students demonstrate. While we are engaged in Learn@Home the capacity to run a bake sale or organise a Casual Clothes Day is limited however it’s lovely to see that some students have not...

Wellbeing refers to the positive feelings we have when we are connected, resilient and able to flourish as individuals and a School community. More than ever, we are challenged during this social isolation stage of the COVD-19 pandemic to find ways to connect with...

Twilight Fair update (from Principal David Baker) As you have by no doubt seen, it was with a heavy heart that earlier today we made the tough decision to postpone our Twilight Fair until October 9 this year due to the current global COVID-19 outbreak. I know this...

Twilight Fair update It’s been an exciting week for the Twilight Fair organising committee as the RAAF confirmed the attendance of the famous Roulettes for a flying display at the event. What a coup! Of course, our School has had a long association with the RAAF Base...

TWILIGHT FAIR UPDATE With now only three weeks to go until our Twilight Fair, our organising committee and our Year Level stall co-ordinators are in full swing: food is being ordered, wristbands are being sold, our music schedule is being finalised and we have our...

COURAGE TO CARE“One day my mother and I were in a crowd of people rounded up by the soldiers. About one hundred of us were crowded into a flat and held overnight. There was no food – just a bit of bread thrown at us. The next day we were lined up and forced to march –...