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  1. Even the legendary Grammarians' Garden Stall has had to 'pivot' this year!

    Garden stall this Saturday25 September

    Even the legendary Grammarians' Garden Stall has had to 'pivot' this year!

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  2. The countdown to Fabulous Fete Week begins!

    The countdown to Fabulous Fete Week begins25 September

    The countdown to Fabulous Fete Week begins!

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  3. In Year 12 Physics we study a phenomena called “Black body radiation”. The theory of black body radiation states that all warm objects emit radiation. In everyday life we are used to the sun emitting visible light which helps us see.

    Science Faculty glows under infrared light25 September

    In Year 12 Physics we study a phenomena called “Black body radiation”. The theory of black body radiation states that all warm objects emit radiation. In everyday life we are used to the sun emitting visible light which helps us see.

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  4. While the range of sports and activities has been reduced throughout Term 3, the efforts of students, parents, staff and coaches have been very much appreciated.

    Sports and activities update25 September

    While the range of sports and activities has been reduced throughout Term 3, the efforts of students, parents, staff and coaches have been very much appreciated.

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  5. We had a fantastic finish to our FAST FIVE Netball competition this week. Thanks to everyone who embraced the opportunity to dress-up.

    Winter Netball FAST FIVE Season wrap up25 September

    We had a fantastic finish to our FAST FIVE Netball competition this week. Thanks to everyone who embraced the opportunity to dress-up.

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  6. Recently, 22 of our Year 6 students participated in the annual, nationwide Write a Book in a Day (WABIAD) competition, raising funds for The Kids’ Cancer Project.

    Write a Book in a Day25 September

    Recently, 22 of our Year 6 students participated in the annual, nationwide Write a Book in a Day (WABIAD) competition, raising funds for The Kids’ Cancer Project.

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  7. With the help of Deakin House, Tutor Group PD8 decided to create a gift hamper as a token of our appreciation for the cleaners’ extra effort and work to keep our school clean and COVID-free during this pandemic.

    Dedicated cleaning team recognised by Deakin House25 September

    With the help of Deakin House, Tutor Group PD8 decided to create a gift hamper as a token of our appreciation for the cleaners’ extra effort and work to keep our school clean and COVID-free during this pandemic.

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  8. This week I am going to tell you a story, a short story, and everyone loves a story. It was a warm and intoxicating summer in 1986 when Christopher Knight, a 20-year-old from a small town in Massachusetts, USA, decided to leave home for good.

    From the Principal - Our virtual life25 September

    This week I am going to tell you a story, a short story, and everyone loves a story. It was a warm and intoxicating summer in 1986 when Christopher Knight, a 20-year-old from a small town in Massachusetts, USA, decided to leave home for good.

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  9. In establishing and building a great school, there is no one defining event, no grand opening or show-stopping moment. The school maintains a resilient presence, a judicious purpose, is part of the community and retains a strong brand within the education sector.

    From the Principal - Board Strategy Day11 September

    In establishing and building a great school, there is no one defining event, no grand opening or show-stopping moment. The school maintains a resilient presence, a judicious purpose, is part of the community and retains a strong brand within the education sector.

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  10. Each year we run a number of sessions to inform students and their parents about the calculation of the ATAR and explain ‘scaling’. This year’s session will be run slightly differently, but we encourage all current Year 10-12 students and their parents to register for this online session (students from lower years are also welcome to join).

    ATAR scaling information session11 September

    Each year we run a number of sessions to inform students and their parents about the calculation of the ATAR and explain ‘scaling’. This year’s session will be run slightly differently, but we encourage all current Year 10-12 students and their parents to register for this online session (students from lower years are also welcome to join).

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  11. In Term 4 2020, we are launching an introductory elite athlete program entitled the CGGS Podium Program in Term 4 2020. This program will develop and challenge aspiring athletes from across all sports. Potential participants will be selected through a nomination and interview process.

    Introducing the Podium Program11 September

    In Term 4 2020, we are launching an introductory elite athlete program entitled the CGGS Podium Program in Term 4 2020. This program will develop and challenge aspiring athletes from across all sports. Potential participants will be selected through a nomination and interview process.

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  12. Orienteering is back and happening! And with 14 girls – enthusiastic adventurers, clearly captivated as ‘keen runners’, the program is up and out there!

    Orienteering in the Junior School11 September

    Orienteering is back and happening! And with 14 girls – enthusiastic adventurers, clearly captivated as ‘keen runners’, the program is up and out there!

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  13. With 14 percent of CGGS students speaking another language outside of school with parents, grandparents and other family members, the focus for this year’s Languages Week was to celebrate the cultural diversity in our school community and all languages spoken, not just those that are taught at school.

    Celebrating Languages Week11 September

    With 14 percent of CGGS students speaking another language outside of school with parents, grandparents and other family members, the focus for this year’s Languages Week was to celebrate the cultural diversity in our school community and all languages spoken, not just those that are taught at school.

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  14. We are opening the sign-up sheets for our Term 4, Summer co-curricular activities this week.

    Summer Sports sign-ups11 September

    We are opening the sign-up sheets for our Term 4, Summer co-curricular activities this week.

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  15. Fabulous Fete WEEK – YES you read it correctly – Fabulous Fete WEEK!

    2020 Fabulous Fete Week11 September

    Fabulous Fete WEEK – YES you read it correctly – Fabulous Fete WEEK!

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