2026 Anzac Day Dawn Service Invitation
Anzac Day Dawn Service
Canberra Grammar School invites the Canberra community to its annual Anzac Day Dawn Service, held in the School’s historic Main Quad.
The service is a proud School community tradition, made more meaningful by the many students and families with personal connections to the Australian and New Zealand defence forces.
Date: Saturday 25 April 2026
Time: 6:00am
Location: CGS Main Quad, access via Monaro Crescent, Gate 1
Cost: Free, no registration required
That’s a wrap for House Music 2026!
This year’s event was a spectacular conclusion to our first semester! Held over two days in the Snow Concert Hall, the atmosphere was electric, with palpable excitement and anticipation throughout. It was not only a display of musical talent, but a celebration of the dedication, teamwork, and Canberra Grammar School spirit that defines our community. Well done to each and every student who participated, thank you to all the staff and students involved in bringing the event together, and of course, congratulations to Jones House on claiming first place for House Shout and the entire event!
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Every day, there are many families in our city who cannot afford basic necessities. This is a critical issue, commonly overlooked by many, but one which St John’s Care in Reid (an Anglicare outlet) seeks to address. The ‘Anglicare Pantry’ relies solely on the generosity of donors such as our CGS students.
The CGS Service Council has worked hard to run a donation drive to raise food and necessities for those less privileged. After many meetings and presentations at Assemblies and House meetings, a seemingly infinite stream of donations came in, resulting in hundreds, maybe thousands of kilograms of supplies. The deceivingly ‘infinite’ amount of food was maybe enough to last a month or two. Despite this, it will go to support many households and was a huge donation that the Pantry was overwhelmingly grateful for. Our council spent hours exerting themselves loading and unloading the food into the warehouse and constantly advocating for this increasingly uncertain problem, but what got us through this was thinking about how it would help so many people.
Thanks to all the staff who supported the drive, all the students who donated and their parents, and our community at large. This would never have been possible without you.
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