Highlights from the current edition
Preparing to trace the steps of the literary greats at Oxford
Vincent Chang (OM 2024) discovered his passion for literature at Melbourne Grammar, earning a 2024 VCE Premier’s Award for Classical Studies. Literature will now take him to Oxford University.
The puzzling nature of language and linguistics
Hugo Chang, Ben Chen, Georgios Pirpiris, and Nicholas Wang represented Melbourne Grammar at the International Olympiad in Linguistics in Taiwan.
Ball sport athletes competing on the state and national stage
Meet the students who are performing at the top of their game, across a wide variety of ball sports.
All aboard The Midnight Tram!
A creative collaboration brings a beloved children’s book to the orchestral stage.
Classical training still in the mix for an international record producer
From early days in the Melbourne Grammar Orchestra to Grammy award-winning work with global artists, Mitch Kenny (OM 1993) blends classical training and pop sensibility to craft music heard globally.
A musical journey started and shaped by the sound of voice
From Grimwade House classrooms to the Sydney Opera House, Dr Marianne Edwards (OM 1998) has followed her love of music around the world.
Measuring moments, shaping perspectives
Melbourne Grammar School’s Sculpture Walk welcomes a new addition.
Limitless potential unlocked through Scholarship
The Will Ballantyne Visual Arts Scholarship is helping Ethan Mar realise his artistic potential at Melbourne Grammar.
Teaching the past, inspiring the future
The JT Morrow Education Trust supports Scott Williams’ teaching career at Melbourne Grammar School.
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.
Your impact
Philanthropy lies at the heart of Melbourne Grammar School's history, success and values.
Your impact provides an overview of the generosity of our School community from 1 September 2024 to 31 August 2025.
