From award-winning performances and work experience reflections to immersive excursions and innovative STEM challenges, our secondary students embraced every opportunity this term.
The annual Sapphire Circle reunion lunch was a wonderful afternoon of memories, friendship, and joyful laughter. We were genuinely excited to reunite alum from over 51 years ago. Alongside our beloved regulars, it was a pleasure to meet some wonderful new faces. This gathering was undeniably special.
The afternoon began with a tour of the school guided by our dedicated School Ambassadors and concluded in the Brooksbank Library. There, guests enjoyed a nostalgic slide presentation while savouring a delicious lunch.
We are profoundly grateful to have celebrated this remarkable occasion with such an extraordinary group of women who have continued their connection to the School for over 5 decades.
The past few weeks have been heartfelt as our Year 12 students in the Class of 2024 celebrated their significant journey at CGGS. The Leavers Service was a wonderful occasion full of emotion to honour and commend each student on their remarkable achievements. It was also an opportunity to thank staff and the School for the support and nurturing of our students.
We were delighted to welcome esteemed Alums, including Ros Chaffey (1984), mother of Megan; Alissar Khoder (2002), mother of Serene; Vicki Pandeli (1992), mother of Sofia P; and Robyn Troutbeck (1992), mother of Sofia S, who graciously presented the Old Grammarian badges.
Additionally, during the Valedictory Service, we were entertained by Tiel Lillehagen, father of Ava, and member of the School’s Property Council. He spoke about his long association with CGGS as Ava commenced in Foundation at Ormiston. We thank him for his contributions to the School.
Celebrating these milestones with our community has truly been a memorable experience!
From award-winning performances and work experience reflections to immersive excursions and innovative STEM challenges, our secondary students embraced every opportunity this term.
Curiosity, creativity and care have shaped Term 2 at the Junior School with highlights including student-led sustainability initiatives, national debating success and inspiring community connections.
Celebrating 105 years, rallying behind fundraising efforts, and supporting student growth – ended by showcasing the strength and spirit of our Camberwell Girls community.
This edition, Mrs Dunwoody reflects on a term filled with learning, leadership, and community connection, including milestone events and exciting student initiatives.
