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Sydney Grammar School - Sport | A Wisdom Archive on Sydney Grammar School - Sport | | Sydney Grammar School - Sport A selection of articles related to Sydney Grammar School - Sport | |
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Sydney Grammar School - Sport | | | |  Sydney Grammar School - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Sydney Grammar School - SportSydney Grammar School is one of eight Sydney schools known collectively as the GPS Schools. GPS sporting events are contested keenly in rugby, football, cricket, tennis, volleyball, cross country, basketball, rowing, athletics, rifle shooting, and debating. SGS also runs a fencing and chess programme, which are very successful in their respective competitions.
Grammar participates in the Tri-Grammar Cup (Cricket) in which Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne Grammar Schools each send their best cricket team to compete for the title, known a ...
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| | | | Sydney Grammar School - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Sydney Grammar School - Notable Alumni Former students of the school, known as Old Sydneians include (in their respective fields):
Sydney Grammar School - Politics and Law.
Sir Edmund Barton, Australia's first Prime Minister.
General Sir Henry George Chauvel, Army Chief of Staff.
Nick Cowdery, NSW Director of Public Prosecutions.
Sir David Griffin, Former Lord Mayor of Sydney.
William Gummow QC, High Court judge.
Sir Leslie Herron, 12th Chief Justice of New South Wales.
Malcolm ...
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| | | | Sydney Grammar School - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Sydney Grammar School - Music Sydney Grammar's music programme is amongst the best of any secondary-school in Australia. SGS has won the AMEB Music Shield 10 times in the past 11 years and its Music Department is generally recognized to be of excellent quality. Two-thirds of students in the school play a musical instrument or are involved with music in some way. SGS boasts scores of musical groups in mostly classical, chamber, jazz and 'big band' styles. The School Orchestra has received wide-acclaim and frequently engages in tours across Australia and the World. Grammar ...
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| | | | Sydney Grammar School - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Sydney Grammar School - Today Sydney Grammar is a private and perhaps the most selective school in Australia, as measured by the scholarship entry examination results produced by the Australian Council of Educational Research. Currently, it is the most academically proficient private school in NSW as measured by consistent performance in the Higher School Certificate. [1]
At $19,463 per annum (for Forms I - VI), the school fees are amongst th ...
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| | | | Sydney Grammar School - Sport: Encyclopedia II - Sydney Grammar School - History The Sydney Public Free Grammar School opened in 1825 with L. H. Halloran as Head Master. In 1830, Sydney College was founded. Sir Francis Forbes, Chief Justice, became President of the College and laid the foundation stone of the present building in College Street on 26 January 1830. In 1835 Sydney College opened in this building with W.T. Cape as Head Master. In 1842 he resigned and was succeeded ...
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