Dr Anne Johnstone, Head of School
As Term 3 draws to a close, it has been a joy to reflect on what has been a truly exhilarating and memorable first term serving as the ninth Head of School here at Cranbrook.
As Term 3 draws to a close, it has been a joy to reflect on what has been a truly exhilarating and memorable first term serving as the ninth Head of School here at Cranbrook.
After a wonderful week of dramatic performances in the Junior School play, this week, we celebrated the learning that occurs throughout our School as we held our K-5 Student Led Conferences (SLC). Parents of boys in K-5 were able to spend about two hours with their son while he shared his learning in all areas of the curriculum. Tonight, our Year 6 parents will be able to come and hear their son present his independent inquiry, one of the highlights of the year.
Yesterday, families in Y3-Y6 should have received information about how to order recently taken Music, Sport and Specialty group photos.
Please click below to watch the End of Term video.
As Term 3 comes to a close, we would like to thank you for your collaboration and support throughout the term.
Year 12 Farewell Assembly Photo Gallery
Every school holidays, I hear fantastic stories from Cranbrook students and families about their adventures at the beach, rivers, and pools, taking time to celebrate and spend time together.
The Cranbrook School Parents Association (CSPA) is a not-for-profit association of all Cranbrook parents run by an elected committee of Year Representatives, General Committee Members and the Executive.
We are pleased to introduce the Parent Directory in Compass. This new, opt-in feature provides families with the opportunity to connect more easily with others in their child’s year level, form group or classes.
On Thursday, 11 September, the Year 3’s visited the Maritime Museum as part of our unit of inquiry ‘Where we are in place and time’.
Upcoming September/October Holiday Camps and Term 4 Programme in Sydney at Cranbrook School:
The MAD (Music and Drama) Committee would like to thank all of the parents, carers, friends and family of the talented Year 5 students for their support over the 3 nights of 'James and the Giant Peach.'
Our Junior School Eisteddfod was a triumph! 140 entrants participated in this event, and we are so proud of how the students carried themselves throughout this competition.
Congratulations to the readers who have already completed the challenge. The final date to register books read this year is tomorrow, Friday, 19 September.