Highlights from recent editions
Family and community drive Geelong star’s success
Geelong full-forward Tom Hawkins knows success comes in many forms, and that behind each achievement is the effort of a whole community.
New accolades for 2021 VCE students
Five exceptional students have been recognised for their academic excellence through the Premier's VCE Awards.
Finding success by following a craving
Natasha Chiam’s entrepreneurial spirit has taken her from market stall owner to leader of an international brand.
Vulnerability at the heart of education
The 2022 Captain of School reflects on the human development that occurs through education.
A new classmate brings more joy to Grimwade
Grimwade House welcomes a new, four-legged friend.
Why Latin and the Classics still matter
The benefits of studying these subjects goes far beyond knowing the facts of ancient history.
Campus News
Our campuses are vibrant and inclusive places for learning, achievement and friendship.
Latest News
Rowing success
Congratulations to our rowers - past and present - on their continued success.
2022 Queen’s Birthday honours
Congratulations to the 2022 Queen’s Birthday Honour recipients from the Melbourne Grammar School community.
Balancing change and tradition over two decades
After 22 years of service, John Jesson retires with a legacy that spans many of our School’s most significant projects, and a reputation for leading by example.
Connection and support across generations
The story of Ross House is one defined by intergenerational connection, friendship and support.
A gift of care and affection
Harold Down was the second Principal of Grimwade House. Pierre Gorman (OM 1942) was one of his students. Here is their story.
An open-minded view on spiritual connection
Our first Chaplain with Indigenous heritage at Grimwade House, Rev'd Helen Dwyer, is looking forward to welcoming students and families of all spiritual understandings.
Students make their mark on Motor Works
Our latest artist-in-residence is a large-scale mural expert who worked with students to transform an entire Melbourne Grammar building.
Community service shapes deeper understanding
Students involved in our Values in Action program gain new perspectives, while giving to others.
Tut, Tut! was great, great!
The Year 6 production shone with vibrancy and energy. Well done to the cast and crew.