St George's Anglican Grammar School

LEAPS AND BOUNDS: Let's hear it for Year 10 student Harrison who has been selected (from hundreds of applicants) to join Team WA for the Australian Dance Festival 2026 at Olympic Park in Sydney. Harrison is well-known at school for his awesome talent and we are so proud to see him recognised at this level.
Be sure to catch Harrison on stage as a dance soloist in our upcoming production of Mamma Mia! What a powerhouse.

☕LET'S TALK: Parents, enjoy a relaxed afternoon tea while discussing your child’s academic progress and future pathways with our senior academic staff, and stay for our Term 2 Guest Speaker series. Wednesday, 27 May from 4pm. Full details:

Academic afternoon tea - and Parent Guest Speaker This event is in two parts - first an invitation for parents to join our senior academic staff for afternoon tea. Followed by an informative...

✈QUEENSLAND, HERE WE COME: Year 9 and Year 10 students are invited to apply to attend a cultural immersion and service-learning partnership with Red Earth.

Who: Students entering Years 10 & 11 in 2027
Where: Cape York, Far North Queensland
When: April next year.
How: Through Miss Yoxall, Service Learning Coordinator - see Seqta and notices.

✝ OUR NEW CHAPLAIN: St George’s is delighted to introduce The Reverend Rhys Roberts-Brown - our new School Chaplain.

Father Rhys, who holds a Masters of Theological Studies from Murdoch University and trained for ministry at Wollaston Theological College, will join our staff following his role as Assistant Curate at St George’s Cathedral where he has assisted behind the scenes at our chapel services.

With life experience as a dad, tradesman, painter-decorator and small business owner, Fr Rhys is looking forward to supporting our students and staff through pastoral care and Anglican faith.

We will warmly welcome Fr Rhys at the start of Term Three.

🏃CHAMPIONS: 🏃All roads are leading to the start line of the ACC Cross Country Carnival next Thursday, with our fastest distance runners recognised last week at Chapel and our early-morning Run Club in full swing. Congratulations to all medal winners and to Gandhi House for earning the Interhouse Cross Country Shield for 2026. Next up: the 60th ACC Cross Country Carnival at Alderbury Reserve/Perry Lakes, Floreat, on 28 May — 4000 runners, 4000m, one huge day ahead.

↪️MORE PATHWAYS. MORE POSSIBILITIES: Not every student fits the same Senior School pathway — which is why St George’s offers academic and alternative pathways of choice.

This morning, our Year 10s gained valuable insight into selecting the Year 11 subjects that are right for them as we walked to the 2026 Careers Expo, exploring dozens of stalls representing a wide range of industries and future opportunities.

Today was a reminder that success looks different for every student — and at St George’s, there’s more than one pathway to achieve it.

⭐⭐LETTERS: ⭐⭐The highest individual accolade awarded by Associated & Catholic Colleges of WA is “Letters” — recognising sustained excellence in ACC sport. To earn Letters, students must be selected four times during high school in the Honourable ACC All Star Team, recognising the best performances across all divisions and events.

We are incredibly proud to celebrate St George’s student Anouk Potter, a swimmer who has achieved this extraordinary feat.

This year, Anouk broke the ACC U/19 Girls 50m Freestyle record with a stunning 27.34, becoming the fastest female freestyle swimmer in ACC history. She was also named U/19 Champion Girl and selected for multiple relay teams at the ACC All Star Carnival.

Anouk still holds the U/16 Girls Freestyle record set in 2024 and has now been selected in the Australian Junior Dolphins Team to compete in Canada this August.

Chapel this week featured a special moment, with St George’s alumnus and champion distance walker Alexandra Griffin presenting Anouk with her ACC Letters, alongside Ms Jodie Scheele representing the ACC — a strong connection between past and present sporting excellence at St George’s.

Congratulations, Anouk.

☕ COMMUNITY EVENT: Parents are invited to join us for afternoon tea with our Pastoral Care Team before hearing from 20Talk, one of Perth’s emerging voices in adolescent wellbeing and mental health. This free St George’s event offers valuable insight, practical strategies and meaningful conversation around supporting young people in today’s world. Please book now: https://www.trybooking.com/DMDQI

🤝WELCOME: Parent/Teacher Interviews are under way at our Murray St Campus — a great opportunity to reflect on progress, set goals and ensure students get the most out of the term ahead of exams.

🎶ENCORE: Let’s hear it one more time for the amazing artists who lit up the stage at Perth Town Hall for our first-ever Rhythms in the City spectacular. By George, St George’s!

❓DECISIONS, DECISIONS: What subjects should I choose? Which pathway is right for me? Ahead of tomorrow afternoon’s Parent Teacher Interviews at our Murray St Campus, parents and students are encouraged to save the date for our next comprehensive event — the Year 10 Information Evening — covering everything you need to know about subject selection in Senior School at St George’s.