From the Deputies

From the Deputies

Introducing Nichola Good – Year 4 Case Manager & Educational Development Teacher

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Nichola is an ambitious and hardworking individual who has achieved great success in various aspects of life.

Nichola was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland where she developed a love for learning and a passion for education and helping others. She excelled academically throughout her childhood and teenage years. Nichola grew up learning and speaking Gaeilge (Irish) and loves to embrace her Irish culture in the classroom.

After completing high school, Nichola went on to attend Trinity College, Dublin where she pursued her degree in Education. During her time at university, Nichola continued to excel academically and became involved in several extracurricular activities, such as volunteering and community service.

Upon graduation, Nichola began working as a teacher in Dublin for six years. Nichola has since relocated to Sydney and she spent Term 4 working as Case Manager with Year 6 in 2022.

In addition to her professional success, Nichola is also a devoted family member and friend. She cherishes her relationships with loved ones and always makes time for them, despite her busy schedule.

When Nichola isn’t working, she enjoys sea swims, running and exploring Sydney’s beautiful coastline.

Nichola is a driven, accomplished and well-rounded individual who continues to make a positive impact in her personal and professional life.

Issues receiving emails from Cranbrook

Our IT team has been working with our service provider to try and minimise the chance that our emails are recognised as spam by recipients.

We continue to ask our parents to regularly check their junk mailbox and mark all Cranbrook email addresses as safe and trusted to ensure important information is not being missed.

If you have Outlook, you might try to do that using the following steps:

  • Right click on the relevant message in your junk folder,
  • Select ‘Rules’,
  • Select ‘Always Move Message From…’
  • Select your ‘Inbox’.

Alternatively,

  • Right click on the relevant message in your junk folder,
  • Select ‘Junk’,
  • Select ‘Never block senders’ domain.’

If you are still receiving many Cranbrook emails in your junk mail, could you please let us know by sending an email to JSHeadEA@cranbrook.nsw.edu.au with the following header:

Junk Email Recipient (Son’s Name and Year Group)

Thank you!