In education, we often speak about preparing students for the future, yet the future our young people are stepping into is remarkably complex. The world they will inherit is interconnected, fast-moving and filled with both possibility and challenge. At Newcastle Grammar School, we believe our responsibility extends well beyond helping
If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a blank screen, endlessly scrolling, or cleaning your room instead of studying for that assessment task or finishing an assignment, maybe just not knowing where to begin, you’re not alone. A mix of psychological and emotional factors often causes procrastination. Procrastination happens when
Newcastle Grammar School recently had the privilege of hosting Seamus Evans, renowned keynote speaker, television personality, and ambassador for the Tourette Syndrome Association of Australia. Evans, who lives with Tourette syndrome and ADHD, has built a successful career in media despite his challenges. He delivered an inspiring session for all
Newcastle Grammar School (NGS) has held its annual Thrive program, a key initiative designed to support Year 7 students as they transition into Secondary school. Held at the start of each year, “Thrive” provides students with an engaging and dynamic introduction to the secondary campus and structure, ensuring they feel
In an age when technology effortlessly connects people from different corners of the globe, Newcastle Grammar School embarked on a truly unique artistic journey led by our Artist in Residence students. The White Wall Project, in collaboration with nine Round Square schools across the world, invited students to ponder the
In an increasingly dynamic and complex world, there has never been a time when education has been more important. As we all navigate the challenges and opportunities afforded by technological innovation, schools must be agile and responsive to ensure our students are well-placed to participate actively and successfully as citizens