Grammar Playgroup
Grammar Playgroup
Being part of your child’s early learning journey is incredibly special and Grammar Playgroup provides a wonderful opportunity for families to actively engage in these important early years.
Our Playgroup offers a welcoming environment where parents and caregivers can connect with other families over a coffee while their children build friendships and develop social skills. Each session provides a variety of play-based experiences, including craft, storytelling and roleplay, allowing children to explore, create and learn through play.
Venue
We are pleased to share that Playgroup will now be held in the Anchorage Boarding House. This new venue offers a flexible, dedicated space where Playgroup can remain set up week to week, while still maintaining a strong connection to the school and its community.
Parking
We invite parents to park in the Early Childhood carpark and walk the path around to the Anchorage House.

Facilitator
We are excited to announce that Caroline Cameron will be facilitating Grammar Playgroup this year. Caroline brings a wealth of knowledge to the role, with a physiotherapy background and many years of educational experience as an Education Assistant. Her combined expertise in child development, physical wellbeing and early learning supports the creation of engaging, inclusive and developmentally appropriate play experiences for children aged 0–3. Caroline looks forward to working closely with Playgroup families to create a warm, supportive and enjoyable environment for all.
Time
Grammar Playgroup runs on Thursday mornings (term time only) from 9.00am to 11.00am, commencing Week Three, Thursday 19 February, in Anchorage House at Great Southern Grammar.
Tea and coffee are provided (free of charge).
Contact
For further information please contact Community Engagement and Enrolments Manager, Mrs Julia Bairstow on 9844 0307 or email julia.bairstow@gsg.wa.edu.au.
Great Southern Grammar acknowledges that the land upon which we learn, play and grow is Menang land, whose traditional custodians are the Noongar people. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that their sovereignty was never ceded.