Frances Smith (2009) After graduating from Grammar in 2009, Frances Smith moved to Dunedin, New Zealand to start University at the University of Otago. Frances started in Health Science in her first year which was a compulsory Medical School pre-requisite in New Zealand. This pre-requisite...
At the heart of Grammar lies the belief in the power of authentic relationships. We understand that meaningful connections between students, teachers, and families form the heart of a thriving educational community. Our ethos and programs are designed to foster an inclusive and open environment...
In light of the recent Australian Government’s decision to ban Tik Tok on all government devices and the growth of social media platforms, it is timely to ask the question, "Who is influencing our children?"We have seen how social media has become an increasingly popular...
Ensuring students, families and schools stay safe online we are inviting our Grammar families and the wider Sunshine Coast community to join us for an information evening with Brett Lee on Thursday, 27 July. Brett will share his knowledge and provide practical tips on keeping...
On Friday, 9 June the Sunshine Coast Grammar School community came together to celebrate 27 years since the sod was turned on our unique rainforest playground. As part of the celebrations, we acknowledged our Life Long Learner students and their families, as well as our...
In a remarkable display of sporting prowess and sheer dominance, Sunshine Coast Grammar Rugby achieved a great feat by sending five teams to the prestigious Sunshine Coast Secondary Schools Rugby Union Grand Finals and emerged victorious in four categories. With an unstoppable combination of talent,...
Sunshine Coast Grammar School student and current number two in Australia for under-14 boys, Connor McEvoy has qualified for the Australian Team and will travel with Tennis Australia to compete in the European Tour for the second consecutive year. Connor’s tennis career continues to soar...
The Technology Department offers a suite of subjects comprising Design, Industrial Technology, Design Technology, Graphics, Digital Technology and Certificate II in Engineering. There are plenty of new and exciting innovations in the Technology Department in 2023 which are allowing students to expand their creativity while...
Sunshine Coast Grammar School held its annual National Sorry Day Assembly to acknowledge the strength of our First Nations People, reflect on our Reconciliation Action Plan, and recognise our First Nation Ambassadors on Friday, 26 May. Together with the Presbyterian Methodist Schools Association (PMSA) Executive...
In 2013, Technology was added to the Draft Australian Curriculum. This was a significant step because it formalised Technology as a learning area in the curriculum rather than just a tool that was becoming ingrained in learning programs. The 2008 Melbourne Declaration of Education committed...
In celebration of National Volunteers Week, we are acknowledging our many support groups throughout our community and the many parents and friends who have dedicated their time and energy to volunteer at our school. From classrooms, canteen, and sporting events to our Parents and Friends...
At Grammar, we encourage our students to look outward to others and serve our community with passion and purpose. Through giving their time and energy, students throughout the school develop a strong sense of community engagement and build empathy for those less fortunate. For past...
