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Terrie Jones steps down as Canberra Girls Grammar principal

Principal Terrie Jones, who led the exclusive school since 2022, resigns at year-end to take a new post in Melbourne.

Terrie Jones will leave her role as principal of Canberra Girls Grammar at the end of 2026 to become principal of Melbourne Girls Grammar. Terrie Jones has held the Canberra position for four years and cites a desire to be closer to her daughters and their families.

The school's board chair said the institution remains in a "position of strength" with an experienced leadership team. Jones is the 16th principal in the school's 100-year history.

The school has begun an international recruitment process to find her successor.

Melbourne Girls Grammar principal
New role
End of 2026
Departure date
Four years at Canberra school
Tenure

Why it mattersLeadership transitions shape a school's direction and priorities, and the search for a new principal will influence the school's strategic focus.

AustraliaOne of Canberra's most prominent all-girls schools faces a leadership change, which may affect the school's direction and future enrolment patterns.

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