CCGS World Edition
Principal
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- Year 12 Father/Friend and Son Breakfast
- World's Greatest Shave
- Term 2 break
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- Year 12 Father/Friend and Son Breakfast
- World’s Greatest Shave
- Term 2 break
On Sunday, our talented Rock Workshop musicians from both the Preparatory and Senior Schools delivered electrifying performances at the Rock at Rosemount concert. It was fantastic to see an enthusiastic crowd adding to the vibrant atmosphere. On Tuesday night, the Prep Winter Concert in the Chapel saw Preparatory School music ensembles showcase a beautiful selection of music for their families and friends. It was a delightful evening that showcased the hard work and dedication of our youngest musicians.
Tomorrow our Year 12 students and their guests will attend Kings Park for the annual Year 12 Father/Friend and Son Breakfast. This year attendees will hear from Dr. Lachlan Henderson, father of old boy Oli Henderson (’17) and current CEO of HBF. Dr Henderson has had an impressive career journey, including roles such as Chair of Cricket Australia and Group Chief Executive of Epworth HealthCare. This is always a wonderful event that we eagerly look forward to each year. I would like to thank the Parents’ Association for their ongoing support of this event.
Earlier this week, 24 students and four staff took part in the World’s Greatest Shave to raise funds for the Leukaemia Foundation. Currently, the team have raised over $35,000 to support the organisation’s incredibly important work helping to fight blood cancer. If you would like to donate to this cause please follow the link here. You can see photos of the event on our Facebook page here.
This week, we bid a fond farewell to two long-serving staff members who have made significant contributions to Christ Church over the years. John Price, our Director of Finance and Murray Robertson, our Director of Staffing and Strategic Projects, retire at the end of the term. Their dedication and hard work have greatly supported our students and staff, and we are immensely grateful for their years of service. We extend our heartfelt thanks for their commitment and contributions to our community. As they embark on the next chapter of their lives, we wish them all the best and much success.
As we approach the end of another productive term, I would like to wish our school community a happy and safe term break. This is a well-deserved opportunity for everyone—students, staff, and families alike—to take a step back from the daily routine, relax, and rejuvenate. I encourage you all to make the most of this time, whether it’s through rest, spending quality moments with loved ones, or engaging in activities that bring you joy. I look forward to welcoming all students back to campus on Tuesday 16 July, refreshed and ready to take on the exciting challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in Term 3.
Alan Jones
Principal