This week Mrs Dunwoody discusses CGGS' history of implementing effective instructional practices to support learning. She also shares the 2024 Parent survey feedback.
For the first time the PFA offered a Mother’s Day stall selling gifts. The stall was set up in the Great Space in Junior School and each class had the opportunity to purchase up to 2 gifts. The Junior School students were very excited to have the opportunity to purchase a gift for their mother, grandmother or other special woman in their life. The stall was then moved to Fig Tree Café during lunchtime and was open for Senior School students to purchase gifts.
The annual PFA Mother’s Day Breakfast was held in Barbara Sutton Hall with 248 guests. The PFA were delighted to welcome mother’s, grandmothers, godmothers, mother-figures and daughters to the 2023 Mother’s Day breakfast. School Captains Amy, Scarlett and Tara welcomed guests with a gift on arrival. It was a fun filled morning with lots of chatter and laughter, accompanied by a wonderful hot breakfast and photos in front of our beautiful photo wall. Some guests were also the lucky recipients of our door prizes from event supporters Punar (owned by current JS parent), Sabine fashion label, Mumm champagne and Keep Clean beauty products.
This week Mrs Dunwoody discusses CGGS' history of implementing effective instructional practices to support learning. She also shares the 2024 Parent survey feedback.
Our athletes at the secondary school have had a busy fortnight filled with multiple carnivals, achieving many team and individual successes.
The PFA was thrilled to support the biggest event on the Junior School calendar last Friday, the Twilight Picnic.
