This past week has seen our Year 4 and Year 6 students head off to their annual camps in the Shoalhaven and on the Colo River, respectively, and shortly, our Year 7 students will travel to Namadgi National Park, near Canberra, for their first CITF experience. Year 9 have their CITF before the end of this term.
This morning, we were treated to Isabella Nasser, as our special guest speaker at the International Women’s Day Breakfast. Isabella is currently Captain of the Women’s Australian 7s team for Rugby and has played in 14 tournaments representing Australia, including the Paris Olympics in 2024.
An interesting article was published last week on the benefits of different types of note taking for students.
This morning Cranbrook School welcomed Isabella Nasser, Captain of the Australian Women’s Rugby Sevens to speak to our community.
Enhancing Student Learning Through Continuous Feedback
We’re excited to launch our Class Dashboard, a powerful tool designed by Adam Catchpole to give teachers a holistic view of their students at a glance.
This week in SWP, our focus for Years 8-12 was the 2025 theme for International Women’s Day: March Forward.
Our rowers headed to the ACT for the Junior State Championships and ACT Regatta over the weekend.
Lewis Report NSW All Schools Triathlon Last Wednesday and Thursday our top…
We are thrilled to celebrate the extraordinary achievements of Thomas Penny from Year 7, who has recently been recognised for his exceptional sporting achievements in the pool at the CIS Sporting Awards.
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This week, we held our Term 1 Soirée, featuring 12 brave young musicians who took to the stage and delivered some beautiful performances.
Moving the start time of Saturday 8 March
Last Sunday, Cranbrook students and teachers put on gloves, grabbed rubbish bags, and took to the streets and parks to take part in Clean Up Australia Day.
Next week Transport NSW and Transdev will be visiting on Thursday 13 March 2025, 20 mins prior to the afternoon school bell to remind students to use their School Opal cards.
A round up of articles to read.
This is a final reminder to parents that the deadline for the trip to Tahiti is quickly approaching. The deposit is due by Friday 7 March...
The Old Cranbrookians’ Association is proudly supporting the Three Islands Classic (3IC), to be conducted as usual on Sydney Harbour.
Every holidays a number of Cranbrook students take the opportunity to join a CRU Activity or Study Camp.