As we recognise Reconciliation Week through various activities and acknowledgments, Mrs Dunwoody shares the School's Reconciliation Action Plan.
“Passion fuels no easy crime nor ordinary deed”
Medea may have been written thousands of years ago, but it is a classic Greek tragedy, still studied today. Designed to be highly theatrical and stylised in its storytelling, this production will challenge your thinking and thrill your senses! This is your last opportunity to book tickets!
Please note this production contains live drumming and mature themes.
Recommended for ages 13 and up.
Each evening prior to the Medea production, the PFA offered pre-show refreshments in the foyer of Barbara Sutton Hall from 5.30pm. PFA parent volunteers were thrilled to serve refreshments and light snacks and chat with guests.
It was a wonderful opportunity for the PFA to connect with the CGGS community. Thanks to all the parents and friends who dropped in to say hello.
The Staff Association proudly organised a Christmas in July celebration for all staff on Tuesday 25 July. Staff were asked to wear a touch of Christmas to surprise our students. Many staff dressed up by wearing their prized Christmas jumpers.
It was a wonderful way to pep up the winter spirit.
As we recognise Reconciliation Week through various activities and acknowledgments, Mrs Dunwoody shares the School's Reconciliation Action Plan.
The cross country has come to an end with some outstanding individual and team results.
It has been an active fortnight at Junior School with House Athletics and District Cross Country.
A group of dedicated parent volunteers are preparing for the production of Finding Nemo Jr.
