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We are pleased to welcome Jaime Fernandez OLY back to CGS as he steps into the position of Director of Co-Curricular Education. 

Jaime is a three-time Olympian and Olympic silver medallist with more than 30 years’ experience as an educator and national executive leader in Australian sport. He has held senior roles including General Manager of Women’s High Performance at Rugby Australia and Deputy Performance Director at Rowing Australia, with a strong commitment to positive culture, safe environments and clear development pathways for young people. 

Returning to the CGS community, Jaime spent the years 2001 to 2009 as Director of Rowing, Head of PDHPE and Head of Garran House. He later taught PDHPE and directed rowing at Wesley College, Melbourne, and played a key part in establishing the Yiramalay Studio School in the Kimberley, a partnership promoting shared learning and cultural exchange between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students. 

As Director of Co-Curricular Education at CGS, Jaime will lead the strategic direction of school life beyond the classroom, encompassing sport, music, creative and performing arts, and outdoor education.  

Jaime has quickly begun offering his leadership, experience and energy to the role, supporting and uplifting the School community.

We are pleased to welcome Jaime Fernandez OLY back to CGS as he steps into the position of Director of Co-Curricular Education.

Jaime is a three-time Olympian and Olympic silver medallist with more than 30 years’ experience as an educator and national executive leader in Australian sport. He has held senior roles including General Manager of Women’s High Performance at Rugby Australia and Deputy Performance Director at Rowing Australia, with a strong commitment to positive culture, safe environments and clear development pathways for young people.

Returning to the CGS community, Jaime spent the years 2001 to 2009 as Director of Rowing, Head of PDHPE and Head of Garran House. He later taught PDHPE and directed rowing at Wesley College, Melbourne, and played a key part in establishing the Yiramalay Studio School in the Kimberley, a partnership promoting shared learning and cultural exchange between Indigenous and non-Indigenous students.

As Director of Co-Curricular Education at CGS, Jaime will lead the strategic direction of school life beyond the classroom, encompassing sport, music, creative and performing arts, and outdoor education.

Jaime has quickly begun offering his leadership, experience and energy to the role, supporting and uplifting the School community.
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It was amazing to see students and their families from across the Whole School come together as a community for our 𝐶𝑜𝑚𝑒 𝑇𝑟𝑦 𝑅𝑢𝑔𝑏𝑦 𝐷𝑎𝑦 on Friday. It was a fantastic afternoon of connection, energy, and fun for everyone involved.

A highlight of the day was having Brumby Jack join us, which is always a crowd favourite and a brilliant addition to the atmosphere!

A huge thank you to the CGS Rugby Association for hosting the BBQ, and to the ACT Brumbies players and development officers for running high-quality clinics and bringing plenty of excitement for all participants.

A great afternoon all round and a wonderful celebration of rugby at Canberra Grammar School.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

It was amazing to see students and their families from across the Whole School come together as a community for our 𝐶𝑜𝑚𝑒 𝑇𝑟𝑦 𝑅𝑢𝑔𝑏𝑦 𝐷𝑎𝑦 on Friday. It was a fantastic afternoon of connection, energy, and fun for everyone involved.

A highlight of the day was having Brumby Jack join us, which is always a crowd favourite and a brilliant addition to the atmosphere!

A huge thank you to the CGS Rugby Association for hosting the BBQ, and to the ACT Brumbies players and development officers for running high-quality clinics and bringing plenty of excitement for all participants.

A great afternoon all round and a wonderful celebration of rugby at Canberra Grammar School.
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We are delighted to welcome Amanda Peake to Canberra Grammar School as our new Director of Community Development.

Amanda began her career in marketing and communications before moving into Primary School teaching, later specialising in engagement and communication within the independent school sector. She has held senior roles across schools in Townsville, Canberra and Wellington, New Zealand, bringing wide-ranging experience shaped by diverse school communities. 

Central to her work is a longstanding belief that strategy, communication and engagement should always support, and never distract from, excellent learning and teaching. 
 
As Director of Community Development, Amanda will lead the School’s work across engagement, brand, marketing, admissions, alumni, philanthropy, events and archives. Her focus is on strengthening how the CGS story is told and experienced, ensuring that engagement with students, families, staff, alumni and the broader community is authentic, aligned and deeply connected to the daily life of the School. 
 
We are excited for the fresh energy and insight Amanda will bring to the CGS community.

We are delighted to welcome Amanda Peake to Canberra Grammar School as our new Director of Community Development.

Amanda began her career in marketing and communications before moving into Primary School teaching, later specialising in engagement and communication within the independent school sector. She has held senior roles across schools in Townsville, Canberra and Wellington, New Zealand, bringing wide-ranging experience shaped by diverse school communities.

Central to her work is a longstanding belief that strategy, communication and engagement should always support, and never distract from, excellent learning and teaching.

As Director of Community Development, Amanda will lead the School’s work across engagement, brand, marketing, admissions, alumni, philanthropy, events and archives. Her focus is on strengthening how the CGS story is told and experienced, ensuring that engagement with students, families, staff, alumni and the broader community is authentic, aligned and deeply connected to the daily life of the School.

We are excited for the fresh energy and insight Amanda will bring to the CGS community.
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We’re drawing to the end of our first week back, and Canberra Grammar School students have hit the ground running, from Pre-K all the way to Year 12. It has been fantastic to see our new students starting to find their place in the School, and to see so many familiar faces back on campus again.Image attachmentImage attachment+5Image attachment

We’re drawing to the end of our first week back, and Canberra Grammar School students have hit the ground running, from Pre-K all the way to Year 12. It has been fantastic to see our new students starting to find their place in the School, and to see so many familiar faces back on campus again. ... See MoreSee Less

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