2011 School Magazine

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Open Dog

Open Day was once again the spectacu ar result of an enormous amount of effort from staff, students, parents and the wider School community A huge array of academic and co- curricular offerings was once again put on display. Every corner of the School was humming with activity, with many stalls raising money for their chosen charity. Once again the Principal, Dr Bell, and Chair of the Board, Ms Elizabeth James on, addressed a capacity crowd in the Gehrmann Theatre and took questions from parents and even some potential future Grammar girls. The Creative Learning Centre was alive with performances and displays from the many arts and technology programmes, and the School 135 Video, ending in an earth- shaking Girls Grammar war cry, was projected in epic scale above the Pool Lawn. All in all it was another special evening at our Gregory Terrace campus

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Foundation Dog 20n While the School's 135th Anniversary was celebrated last year with great fanfare, this year's School birthday was comparatively low-key. Even so, ten cakes decorated with Grammar blue icing tone for each House and one for the staff) were distributed as part of our traditional celebration of this special day. One hundred and thirty-six years since the School's foundation, the entire community were once again provided with a wonderful opportunity to reflect upon the history of this great institution that has touched all of our lives

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I Dannielle Anderson (120) I