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Year 12 students inspired at Building Good Men Breakfast A panel of successful Old Boys shared their experiences, guiding students through an honest and practical discussion about life after school. read more CCGS cadets honour the 85th anniversary of the Siege of Tobruk Our involvement continues a tradition that began in 2003, when the Christ Church cadet unit became custodians of the memorial. read more Christ Church and St Hilda’s Combined Concert Students performed pieces inspired by this year’s theme, 'Heroes and Villains'. read more Experience the magic of Godspell The Midnite Youth Theatre Company is proud to present Godspell, a powerful performance that celebrates life, love, and community. read more Old boys inspire future leaders at Building Good Men Year 12 Breakfast Year 12 students were captivated by the insightful stories and life experiences shared by a panel of esteemed old boys. read more Christ Church claims Head of the River Christ Church’s rowing team delivered exceptional performances at the Head of the River regatta, securing the Challenge Cup and drawing the Hamer Cup. read more Innovation Lab invests in LEGO Education SPIKE Prime kits The Preparatory School Innovation Lab is a hub of creative problem-solving where students can discover new technologies in a hands-on learning environment. read more Kearla’s Great Book Swap fundraiser supports Indigenous Literacy Foundation Kearla House recently hosted 'The Great Book Swap' fundraiser in Manjar Square as their House service initiative for the year. read more Art of public speaking on display in House Arts competition Throughout the course of a year, students compete in events across all disciplines to gain House points towards the Beatty Cup. read more Pre-Primary class visit St Louis Retirement Village residents An excitable group of Pre-Primary students embarked on a walk to St Louis Retirement Village to join residents for a birthday morning tea last week. read more Year 7 and 8 Science students receive new text books Last year, our Science department received a Parents' Association Development Grant for the printing of Year 7 and 8 Science Course Books. The Course books were sent to print at the end of the 2022 school year and are now being used in Science classes. read more Army Cadet Unit hosts Rats of Tobruk commemorative service On Sunday afternoon, the Christ Church Grammar School Army Cadet Unit hosted the Rats of Tobruk commemorative service at the Tobruk war memorial in Kings Park. This year marked the 82nd anniversary of the battle. read more Year 4 Cricketers swing for the fence Last week our boys competed their first inter-school carnival today, participating in the Year 4 Cricket Carnival at St Johns Wood Playing Fields. read more Year 11 and Year 12 Media students enjoy old boy’s film Earlier this month at Burswood Outdoor Cinemas the statewide Media Perspectives screenings were held, showcasing the best films produced by Year 12 Media Production and Analysis students in 2022. read more Pre-Primary boys ring the bell to start their Christ Church journey On Thursday 24 March our Pre-Primary boys participated in a special bell ringing ceremony in front of their classmates and teachers read more World Autism Awareness Week This week the School has been recognising World Autism Awareness Week read more Students provide care to those in isolation Students in the Senior School have begun working on a new philanthropic initiative in support of the School's continued partnership with Anglicare Australia read more Christ Church goes blue for Autism awareness This week, Christ Church students and staff are celebrating Autism Awareness Week by ‘going blue for Autism.' read more Healthy reading for the April holidays As we lead up to the end of term, classes will be visiting the Preparatory and Senior School Library and encouraged to borrow books for the April holidays. read more Young musicians bring flare to the fore Over 200 members of our community enjoyed fine performances by the School’s student bands, ensembles and soloists at Friday’s 'Music to the Fore' concert. read more Summer sporting success The 2019 Summer Sport season has seen Christ Church Grammar School win four PSA premierships in Term 1; the Challenge Cup in Rowing, Corr Cup in Tennis, Tregonning Cup in Swimming and the Dickinson Shield in Water Polo. read more Class of ‘58 celebrate major milestone Over thirty old boys from the Class of ’58 made an emotional return to Christ Church last week to join celebrations over a major milestone – their 60-year reunion which included the opportunity to perform the Linga, for old times’ sake. read more Year 12s receive theatrical insights Perth theatre director, actor and writer Stuart Halusz was at Christ Church recently as part of a talk to Year 12 ATAR students on representations of homosexuality and politics within the world of theatre. read more Rats of Tobruk honoured at King’s Park memorial service Great honour was paid to one of the nation’s most renowned World War II veteran associations at a recent memorial service held at King’s Park. read more Prep School boys meet the creator of Old Tom and Mr Chicken Last week our boys in Years 3 and 4 enjoyed a wonderful visit from award-winning children’s author and illustrator, Leigh Hobbs, creator of Old Tom, Mr Chicken, Mr Badger and Horrible Harriet. read more Celebrating diversity Our Prep School boys will be taking part in the celebration of Access Asia Week next week, a whole week program dedicated to enabling boys and staff to develop Asian literacy and engage in the diversity of Asian cultures around the world and within the Christ Church community. read more New York, New York Twenty-one boys from Years 9 to 12 will be heading across to the Big Apple next week as part of our popular Art Tour. This 17-day tour will include New York City via Hong Kong where each student will get to experience the authentic, contemporary cultural vibe that each city has to offer. read more Year 3 boys make a smart start Last Friday our Year 3 boys took part in the Start Smart program delivered by staff of the Commonwealth Bank. This saw a special visit from ‘Coach Cash’, a personal money trainer who provided tips on how to be clever with coins. read more Earthkeepers go above and beyond Whilst the Year 5 Earthkeepers Outdoor Education program may be finished up at Kooringal, the boys will be working hard at home and in class to become ‘Level One Earthkeepers’. read more Students set the scene at Music to the Fore The CCGS Music Department proudly presented its inaugural community event last Friday evening, Music to the Fore. The outdoor concert showcased an impressive variety of talent from students and adults alike, with the Chapel as an impressive backdrop for the evening. read more