Centenary Merchandise

Camberwell Girls Grammar School have put together a range of centenary merchandise items to commemorate one of the biggest occasions in the schools history. These premium items have been custom made for the CGGS community to help commemorate 100 years of educating young women.

Golf Umbrella

Stylish golf umbrella. 30″ (76cm), fibreglass shaft, timber handle, manual open, flexible lightweight strong fibreglass ribs.

$35.00

Pierre Cardin Pen

Classy Pierre Cardin Pen. Brass ball pen with silky smooth twist action.

$20.00

Stemless Wine Glasses

Two piece stemless wine glasses with waiters friend. This set is beautifully boxed in a black gift box with foam insert.

$36.00

Tea Towel

Premium cotton beautifully branded tea towel.

$15.00

Cufflinks

Stainless steel round cufflinks laser engraved.

$38.00

Sterling Silver Charm

CGGS Centenary Charm made of 925 Sterling Silver and Rhodium plated with spring clasp which allows it be easily added to a charm bracelet. Beautifully presented in black gift box.

$25.00

Isla Bracelet with Charm

‘Isla’ 925 Sterling Silver and Rhodium plated bracelet with Sterling Silver and Rhodium plated CGGS charm. Beautifully boxed in black gift box.

$55.00

Lulu Bracelet

‘Lulu’ Lapis Lazuli semi-precious stone bracelet with Sterling Silver and Rhodium plated CGGS charm. Beautifully boxed in black gift box.

$40.00

Grace Bracelet

‘Grace’ is made of genuine freshwater pearls and 925 Sterling Silver bracelet with Sterling Silver and Rhodium plated CGGS charm. Beautifully boxed in black gift box.

$45.00

Reusable Coffee Cup

Ceramic stainless steel reusable Frank Green 10oz coffee cup.

$35.00

Reusable Water Bottle

Ceramic stainless steel reusable Frank Green 20oz water bottle with straw lid.

$40.00

Senior School & Admin
2 Torrington Street,
Canterbury, Victoria 3126 
Phone +61 3 9813 1166 
Fax +61 3 9882 9248

Junior School – Ormiston
4 Mont Albert Road, 
Canterbury, Victoria 3126 
Phone +61 3 9813 1965
Fax +61 3 9813 2530

“We acknowledge and pay respect to the Wurundjeri people as the traditional custodians of the land on which the school is situated”

Discover more at cggs.vic.edu.au