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History. In December 1951, Geelong Grammar School announced that it had an option on a piece of land near Mount Timbertop where they would conduct normal schooling combined with outdoor activities that would foster independence and initiative.
Most of the future king's education was in British boarding schools, but in 1966 he was sent to a campus in rural Victoria offering a very different type of schooling, a long way from the more...
29 de abr. de 2023 · Most of the future king's education was in British boarding schools, but in 1966 he was sent to a campus in rural Victoria offering a very different type of schooling, a long way from the more...
The pioneers. The Herculean task of building Timbertop began at Corio – four pre-fabricated structures were built in the paddock behind Francis Brown House as a ‘national service’ project in Term 1, 1952, and transported to Timbertop at Easter for the first of several work camps.
History. The school was founded in 1855 as a private diocesan school with the blessing of Bishop Perry by the Venerable Theodore Stretch, Archdeacon of Geelong, with an initial enrolment of fourteen boys.
12 de sept. de 2022 · King Charles gets a helping hand from Stewart McGregor at Geelong Grammar's Timbertop campus in 1966. And according to the King, the period was “by far the best part” of his entire schooling.
29 de abr. de 2024 · Elective History History of Timbertop Attached is a timeline from Timbertop: The Next 50 Years a pamphlet produced by the GGS Foundation sometime in the 1990s (probably around 1992).
