Flipped or not?
Director of International Studies, Ms Susan Garson discusses the concept of a Flipped Classroom and its application in language classes at Girls Grammar.
Be BOLD for change
In her work with the School and our past students, Old Girls/Alumni Manager, Ms Antonia Swindells bears witness to this year’s International Women’s Day theme #BeBoldForChange
A little MORE conversation
Mrs Sybil Edwards, Lilley Head of House, discusses the effects of technology on the ‘art of conversation’ and offers practical advice for helping students develop their conversation skills.
On being a ‘Grammar girl’
Head Girls Lucinda Duke and Elizabeth Prins gave the following address at a parent information evening on 23 February 2017.
The Power of Kindness
Woolcock Head of House, Mrs Violet Ross discusses some surprising benefits of ‘being kind’, including that it may help us to live longer, healthier lives.
Statistics and heuristics
Director of Mathematics, Dr Peter Jenkins discusses the hidden psychological biases that lead our statistical intuition astray.
I dare you…
Ms Sarah Boyle encourages the girls at Brisbane Girls Grammar School to dare themselves, have courage and develop resilience in all aspects of their life in 2017.
The beautiful tyrannic kingdom: celebrating Australia Day
The following is a transcript of the address delivered by Mr Richard Laur at the Australia Day Assembly on Wednesday 25 January 2017.
Holiday bored games
Emma Lowry, Assistant Dean of Students, discusses why being bored is beneficial for children and adults alike.
Arty like it’s 1899 (apologies to Prince)
The study of art at our school has a long and distinguished history. Head of Visual Art, Mr Donald Pincott discusses how the curriculum has evolved from those early days and explains the relevance and importance of art in the twenty-first century.
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