Highlights from the current edition
Service beyond the spotlight
Dr Donald Cordner (OM 1939) lived a life defined by a natural inclination to serve his communities.
A ride revolution comes to Thursday Island
Having moved to Thursday Island in 2023 Sarah Tedder (OM 2007) saw an opportunity for simple, positive change - and she embraced it for the betterment of others.
A Vietnam veteran reconnects with his past
In telling the story of his deployment during the Vietnam War, David Weigall (OM 1962) reflects on the way attitudes toward this moment in history have changed over the past 50 years.
Service with purpose at Wadhurst
By providing Wadhust students with the opportunity for meaningful service, we hope they will understand how they can contribute to the creation of a kinder world now and in the future.
A meaningful ‘rite of passage’
Among the many things that George Stirling learnt during his Beyond the Gates experience was to be more tolerant under stress, to manage discomfort without complaint, and that a laugh can cure anything.
A tradition of respect and honour
Oscar Froomes, Year 11, views the ANZAC legacy as a call to live with courage, resilience, and to hold fast to integrity even when the path is difficult.
Liberal democracy in the balance
Our new Head of Humanities, Nick Young, explains why it is essential our students gain political literacy and the thinking skills required for civic leadership.
Twenty-five years of awe and wonder
Camp Dowd has been a place of challenge, discovery and reflection for thousands of students since it opened 25 years ago.
Welcoming our new First Nations program leader
The new Manager of our First Nations program, Shane Evans, is enthusiastic about how his role can create greater cultural understanding across our community.
Campus News
Our campuses are vibrant and inclusive places for learning, achievement and friendship.
Highlights from recent editions
Being a virtuous human
Integrity means using your voice when it's hardest to do so—because that’s when it matters most explains Henry Flintoft,
2025 Captain of the School
Speaking up to revolutionise road safety
Undaunted by political and industry opposition, two Old Melburnians are jointly responsible for some of the measures that keep us safe on the roads today.
Using fun to create life-saving change
By promoting a serious cause with humour, Jehan Ratnatunga (OM 2000) has found a way to transform business success into practical support for the developing world.
Celebrating our Paris Olympians
We congratulate our five Old Melburnian 2024 Paris Olympians on their success, talent and commitment.
The lasting legacy of Arthur Barrett
Arthur Octavius Barrett (OM 1887) had a lifelong involvement with the School but his leadership in establishing the Steele Oval is a little known story.
A day in the life of Grimwade House
Join us behind the scenes on a typical day at Grimwade House.
Shades of success across the Centre for Humanities
The new Centre for Humanities will blend natural colours with innovative design, creating a space where students are inspired to learn, think, and create.
Maintaining excellence in a changing financial climate
Our Chair of Council explains the reality and myths associated with government funding for independent schools.
A new House at Wadhurst
Recognising the Brookes family’s long association with the School and their collective service, contributions and achievements.
Philanthropic
impact
Philanthropy lies at the heart of Melbourne Grammar School's history, success and values.
Philanthropic Impact provides an overview of the generosity of our School community from 1 October 2023 to 31 August 2024.
