Ms Danielle Brandon has commenced as the new Head of Knox Grammar Preparatory School.
“I am delighted to welcome Ms Danielle Brandon as our new Head of Prep where her leadership and vision will further strengthen the outstanding foundations of our Preparatory School,” Headmaster Scott James said.
“Danielle is passionate about nurturing curiosity, confidence and character in boys during these vital early years. Her approach to boys’ education places strong emphasis on engagement, wellbeing and a love of learning.
“We look forward to the positive impact she will have on our boys, staff and families as she leads the Prep School community into its next chapter.”
In previous roles, Danielle has led evolutionary initiatives, establishing student-centred leadership, championing continuous development and integrating international perspectives. She endeavours to prepare students for a richly diverse and interconnected world.
“I am deeply honoured to lead the Knox Grammar Prep community in 2026,” said Danielle. “Together, we will build on the immense pride that staff hold for the boys and continue to strengthen our commitment to delivering education not just well, but exceptionally. We will continue to uphold the traditions that define Knox Grammar, driving forward an education that both meets the highest standards and shapes future leaders.”
Danielle’s leadership philosophy centres upon building strong connections with all in the school communities. She actively looks to understand the unique journey of each student, family and staff member, and in doing so, forms valuable relationships. Danielle encourages a culture of open dialogue, shared vision, deep trust, and community growth.
24 March 2026
This term, Year 9 students Bancheng, Ahaan, Jeremy and Harvey competed in the Middle School Ethics Olympiad International Final.
19 March 2026
Thank you to the Te-Kworo Foundation for visiting our school. Te-Kworo is a community-based organisation dedicated to providing education, healthcare, and social protection for girls and women in Uganda.
17 March 2026
“A centenary is far more than a marker of time. It is a testament to vision, courage, perseverance and the enduring power of community. Today we honour the past, celebrate the present, and look forward with both optimism and conviction to the future.” - Mrs Julie Wiseman, Head of Wahroonga Prep School.
