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Day & Boarding
1924
$ 7.6K-18.9K
Australian
The second Bishop of Gippsland, the Right Reverend G. H. Cranswick, established the Church of England Girls' School in 1924. Under the direction of Deaconess Marie Sundell, it started out as a modest primary day school for girls in St. Paul's Cathedral Hall and progressively grew into the lower secondary grades. 1934 saw the start of a period of rapid expansion, during which time facilities and furnishings were improved. The school's name was changed to "St Anne's Church of England Girls' Grammar School" in 1934, and a new emblem was created. Gippsland Grammar School was established on October 15, 1959, following a meeting chaired by the Right Reverend D. A. Garnsey, the recently elected Bishop of Gippsland, in July 1959.
The five pillars of Gippsland Grammar are excellence, responsibility, compassion, leadership, and respect. They actively assist boarders who put in a lot of effort and have a strong dedication to their studies in reaching their unique educational objectives. They support their growth into optimistic, self-reliant, accountable, and self-assured young men and women at the same time.
Gippsland Grammar offers both stunning outdoor settings and cutting edge instructional environments. Their magnificent campuses in Sale and Bairnsdale have athletic arenas, lush parklands, and cuttin...View moreView Less
Michele Wakeham
(03) 5143 6388
Gippsland Grammar PO BOX 465 Sale 3853 Victoria, Australia
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