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    It is indeed a great privilege to partner with families in supporting the educational journey of their children and it is an absolute pleasure to invite you into our school where our passion and purpose for every student is supported and nurtured.

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    Stepping into our school you will see and feel in action a learning community where staff and students are genuinely connected to a central purpose. We focus on nurturing, challenging and engaging students to be the best that they can be.

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    Our environment encompasses beautiful natural surrounds, excellent facilities, high standards, caring and supportive relationships and outstanding, safe learning spaces.

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    One of the key components of the Prep Program is to nurture children who are motivated, confident, reflective and self – directed learners. At Grammar we seek to develop learners who are curious and creative thinkers as well as collaborative communicators.

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    Kindy Program

    Our Queensland Government Approved Kindergarten program ensures a personal learning journey is designed for each child through a wide range of age-appropriate activities that allow our children to explore, investigate, listen and problem solve.

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    Our rooms are designed to create a positive educational environment and we offer a range of weekly specialist lessons in music, sport, language, dance and literacy as well as provide an additional swimming program to children through our Grammar Aquatic Centre.

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  • Primary
    Prep Program

    One of the key components of the Prep Program is to nurture children who are motivated, confident, reflective and self – directed learners. At Grammar we seek to develop learners who are curious and creative thinkers as well as collaborative communicators.

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    Primary Program

    Our teaching nurtures a sense of wonder with which we are all born. Through engaging, real life and personalised learning approaches, we help our students grow as; thinkers, problem solvers, collaborators, self-managers, communicators and researchers through our contemporary approaches to learning.

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    Specialist Programs

    Specialist subjects taught by specialist teachers further enhance the school program. These subjects include Physical Education, Music, Speech and Drama, Art, Christian Education and Languages. These specialist subjects provide additional rich learning experiences for our students.

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    Secondary Program

    We aim to build a community within the school that fosters supportive systems and positive relationships between all members of the community, and promotes a strong ethos of mutual care and concern.

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    Subject Offerings

    At Grammar we are committed to providing a quality education (P-12) in which each individual child is encouraged to strive for excellence, in all of their endeavours, by being the best they can be.

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    For Grammar teachers there is no greater joy than assisting students to develop, perform and achieve individual goals and personal aspirations.

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    Sport

    Sunshine Coast Grammar School provides outstanding sporting opportunities for students. We offer a wide range of sports catering for boys and girls of all ages. The emphasis is on participation, developing skills and enjoyment.

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    Music

    Our Curriculum and Instrumental Music programs complement each other, working together to develop a rounded musician; one who will see music when listening to it, hear music when reading it, and feel music when playing it.

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    The Arts

    Students studying the Arts at Grammar have the opportunity to experience a range of disciplines. Through the Arts, students learn to express their ideas, thoughts and opinions as they discover and interpret the world.

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News

Grammar goes from strength to strength with the announcement of our new Head of Grammar Rugby Academy

Sunshine Coast Grammar School is pleased to announce the appointment of Troy Atkins to the Head of Rugby position at the School in 2022. The position held by Dan Robotham has been much sought-after in the rugby union community with the continued growth and success...

Grammar celebrates Science Week

National Science Week is Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology featuring events delivered to by universities, schools, research institutions, libraries, museums and science centres. These events attract a wide audience from children to adults and science amateurs to professionals. Travel restrictions and physical distancing...

Sea of colour for Book Week

Sunshine Coast Grammar was transformed into a sea of colour today, August 20 as part of Book Week celebrations with book characters and mythical legends coming to life. An annual tradition at Grammar since the School’s inception in 1997, each year staff and students from...

Grammar Quarterly out now!

The latest edition of our Grammar Quarterly Magazine is out now. This term's theme is about 'Celebration' as we reflect on the past 25 years. Time to grab a cuppa and take a sneak peek online now https://www.scgs.qld.edu.au/publications/

PMSA News Statement

Statement from the Presbyterian and Methodist Schools Association (PMSA) regarding the Presbyterian Church of Queensland (PCQ) receivership.You may have seen recent media reports which refer to the Presbyterian Church of Queensland (PCQ) entering into receivership.This development will have no impact on the operation or finances of the Presbyterian and Methodist Schools...

Top students choose teaching careers

Four top Year 12 graduates from PMSA schools have won PMSA Teacher Education Scholarships for 2021 showing a positive sign for the future of teaching. 2019 Sunshine Coast Grammar School graduate Sophie Miles was one of the four students awarded this teaching scholarship and will...

Foundation staff member returns home

Foundation staff member returns home From humble beginnings in 1997, Jennifer Worthington was one of the very first teachers employed to help lay the education foundations and develop the culture, of what was then a dream to build one of the leading independent schools on...

Tips for starting Prep

It is an often-asked question – What should my child be able to do when they start Prep? If we begin with the end in mind and consider the type of learner you see your child becoming, most would agree the ideal learner is one...

Students make the grade

The results are in! A time of great anticipation for thousands of school-leavers, as they eagerly await their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) for the first time in Queensland. 2020 has seen eligible Year 12 students across Queensland awarded with results ranging in decreasing increments...

New Head of Secondary – Darren Macleod-Paterson

After an extensive recruitment and interview process, Sunshine Coast Grammar School is proud to announce that we have appointed Mr Darren Macleod-Paterson as our new Head of Secondary School to commence in 2021. Darren joined Grammar in 2009 as a Marine Studies teacher, was then...

Paul Clegg welcomed as new IPSHA President

At the recent Independent Primary Head of Australia (IPSHA) Meeting, Sunshine Coast Grammar Head of Primary School Paul Clegg was welcomed as the President of the Association for the 2020-2022 biennium. Mr Clegg has taken over the Presidency from Grant Bock, who served as President...

Grammar Rugby announces former All Blacks winger as Head Coach

Sunshine Coast Grammar School is excited to announce the appointment of former All Blacks winger, Hosea Gear as the Head Rugby Coach who will start under the direction of returning Grammar Director of Rugby, Dan Robotham, in 2021. Gear will join Grammar to continue to...

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Sunshine Coast Grammar School acknowledges the Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Peoples the traditional custodians of the land on which we gather.
The Kabi Kabi and Jinibara Peoples whose land stretched from the Pine River in the south, to Burrum River in the north, and west to the Conondale ranges.
We pay our respect to local Indigenous Elders and leaders past, present and emerging, and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.