Welcome back to what promises to be another busy and exciting Term 3! We look forward to: Athletics, Inter-regional rowing team trials, our Food Bank Appeal, Interschool Public Speaking, Cum Laude and Pro Diligentia Assemblies, the highly anticipated QCS Test, more funky hair days for the Junior School and the exciting Grammar@Home rugby days which coincide with the School Reunion. This year we bring back the Black and Gold Carnival at Annandale and of course the annual Grammar Sings Concert, Fathers’ Day, Eisteddfod, Sports Dinners, Netball and Rugby Grand Finals, and of course the UK Sports tour! Just to name a few!

2017 Senior Formal!📸

What a gorgeous backdrop we have for this evenings big event!

Excitement is growing at The Ville Resort-Casino today as the final touches are added in preparation for the Senior Formal this afternoon! Arrivals commence at 6pm. Watch this space later in the week for photos.

Staff Day today – and we have everyone on board preparing for an exhilarating Semester 2. We took time out for staff photos though! We look forward to welcoming everyone back tomorrow!

Principal Richard Fairley and Mrs Fairley, along with the President of the Past Grammarians Association, Mr Jack Callcott (1965-69) joined the Brisbane Past Grammarians for their annual reunion in Brisbane on Saturday 1st July. Brisbane convenor, Mr Arthur Burke OAM (1958-61) thanked Mr Fairley for his wonderful support for the organisation over the last 20 years.

A holiday shout out to our Rowers - YOU ARE AMAZING!

Did you go to the Palm Creek Folk Festival recently? If so, you would have seen our very own Celtic Strings group adding to the great atmosphere that the festival brings. If not - here is a small taste of what you missed.

We are very proud of Year 9 boarder Holly Forster (Werna Station - near Winton). Holly earned selection in the Australian Junior High Rodeo Team competing in the week long NJHSRA Finals in Tennessee USA. Holly’s mum, Emma said there had been lots of nerves stepping off in very wet conditions but 'she got it done and didn't eat mud, ' referring to her first foray into goat tying. We are waiting in anticipation for her barrel racing result.

Mrs Kybus’ Year 7 class is looking forward to the upcoming holidays! Enjoy!