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Beanies for Billy 2022
Gippsland Grammar students across its three campuses will wear a beanie to school next Tuesday, 30 August, to support and raise awareness of brain cancer. The day will honour past student Billy Adams, who died from brain cancer in 2019, aged 20. Billy lived in Lakes...
Gippsland Grammar news: Term 3, Week 5
History and Tradition: The more we know of our history, and the more we reflect on it, we identify what it is to be a part of the Gippsland Grammar Community. The traditions we are involved in allow us to recognise the characteristics of being a current student,...
St Anne’s presents ‘Shrek the Musical JR’
Gippsland Grammar St Anne’s Campus will present Shrek the Musical JR in August. Students in Year 3-6 has been busy rehearsing and now that it is nearly time to hit the stage excitement is immense. Performances will be held at The Wedge Performing Arts Centre Sale on...
Gippsland Grammar news: Term 3, Week 1
RejuvenationI sincerely hope that the extended break has given families some quality time to rest, reconnect and rejuvenate. The word ‘rejuvenation’ in particular is one I’d like to focus on today as many of its synonyms (such as renewal, resurgence, revitalisation,...
Tom Condron receives Premier’s Award
Gippsland Grammar Old Scholar Thomas (Tom) Condron received top honours this week for his outstanding VCE results in 2021. Tom received a Premier’s VCE Award for excellence in Furnishing, making him the top Furnishing student in the state last year. Gippsland Grammar...
Boarding Roadshow hits the road
Gippsland Grammar is about to embark on a regional trip thanking families whose children board, or have boarded at the School, welcome others to the School community and answer questions of anyone thinking boarding could be the solution for their child successfully...
Gippsland Grammar news: June 24, 2022
Dear members of the Gippsland Grammar Community, It is with great honour I am writing to you today as the Acting Principal of Gippsland Grammar. There’s no doubt that our Board’s announcement on Wednesday regarding our School’s change in leadership was unexpected. So,...
New era of leadership
Gippsland Grammar’s Board has announced that Gippsland Grammar Principal Leisa Harper has resigned and will end her time as Principal at the end of Term 2. Gippsland Grammar Board chair Brendan Shepherd thanked Mrs Harper for her dedicated service to the School, which...
Gippsland Grammar news: June 10, 2022
The word appreciation means to recognise and enjoy the good qualities of someone or something. I have appreciated the care and compassion that our staff and students have shown each another this week. With large numbers of colds, flus and Covid impacting who could...
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