Senior School
Anna Owen
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Peter Milligan
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Jane O'Brien
Director of Curriculum Strategy BSc (Hons), GradDipEd, MSc Jane studied Geology and Zoology at the Australian National University before spending time in Environmental Research at the Australian National University and working within the Mineral Resources Industry. Jane taught the Environmental Science Program and the Teaching Program at Monash University (Churchill) and the University of Canberra, before becoming a science teacher. Jane was Extension Activities Coordinator, Duke of Edinburgh's Award Coordinator and Head of the Science Faculty prior to becoming Director of Teaching and Learning at CGGS. |
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Tara Dunstall
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David BlueDirector of Projects and Planning BSc, DipEd, GradDipEd (Ed Comp) Since joining CGGS in 2001, David Blue has been involved in the School in many ways. He has taught computing from Years 7 to 12, junior maths and is currently teaching physics in the IB Diploma Programme. As well as his current role as Director of Projects and Planning, David has had periods acting as Head of Senior School, Director of Curriculum and Director of Staff Services. David studied theoretical physics and mathematics at Flinders University. He taught at a number of independent schools in South Australia and Victoria. As a keen sportsman, David has coached soccer, basketball, rowing, squash and volleyball. David has held positions as Head of House, Head of Science, Head of Information Technology, Dean of Middle School and Outdoor Education Coordinator before coming to the ACT. |
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Eric RousselDirector of ICT Integration and e-Learning B.A, B.ED Eric joined CGGS in 2008 as the eLearning Coordinator and Language teacher. With over 20 years of teaching experience he has held a number of leadership positions in schools. Originally from Canada, Eric completed a Bachelor of Arts at Lakehead University and a Bachelor of Education at Ottawa University. Before taking up teaching and throughout his studies he was a baker. Eric is the proud father of three girls. |
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Skye TylerActing Director of Pastoral Care BA, MTeach, MCYS and PhD Candidate Skye graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts (Communications). Following on from this she completed a Master of Teaching at Sydney University. Prior to joining CGGS she was a History, HSIE teacher and Head of House at a school in Sydney. During this time, she completed her Master of Childhood and Youth Studies at Southern Cross University. Skye is passionate about pastoral care and its links to student wellbeing, she is currently undertaking her PHD at Southern Cross University, focussing on the relationship between pastoral care and teaching and learning. |
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Sarah TrotterActing Director of Teaching and Learning BA, GradDipEd Sarah undertook her Bachelor of Arts at the Australian National University before completing her Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) at the University of Canberra. She has worked in schools in both the ACT and in NSW. Prior to being appointed the Director of Teaching and Learning (Acting) at CGGS, she has been a co-ordinator for the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, Religious Education (Assistant), History, HSIE, Humanities (Years 6-8), Integrated Studies (Year 7), Big History and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. |
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Tina TwiggHead of Boarding ASSRC Tina Twigg joined the CGGS Boarding House in 1999 as Assistant to the Head of Boarding, later becoming Head of Boarding in 2006. In its first year, Tina was invited to join the board of the Australian Boarding Schools Association (ABSA) where she served until 2013. Tina is currently the secretary of the NSW division of ABSA. Tina and her husband Paul (who also works in the Boarding House and at the School), both reside on campus. They have two adult children, Jess and Andrew. |
