MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOLGrammar News

A season of outstanding performances and teamwork saw Melbourne Grammar’s 1st XI Cricket team claim a historic APS Premiership and extend the School’s cricketing legacy.

Old Melburnian Josephine Wright (OM 1997) shares how combining her passions for science and storytelling led to an award-winning documentary filmmaking career.

From winning world championships to leading organisations, Andrew Michelmore AO (OM 1970) shares how the lessons learned in a rowing crew shaped his life.

From Tasmanian devil conservation to infectious disease research, Emeritus Professor Dr Hamish McCallum (OM 1974) shares the discoveries that have shaped his remarkable scientific career.

Exploring the story of the Thylacine, Year 4 students combined research and creativity to deepen their understanding of biodiversity, conservation and scientific discovery.

Consistent support and meaningful relationships are helping Melbourne Grammar students make a lasting difference through The Smith Family's Learning Club.

Year 12 student Ishan Umranikar’s passion for chemistry has taken him from Melbourne Grammar classrooms to representing Australia at one of the world’s leading science competitions.

A career dedicated to education has left an enduring mark, as former students honour Dr Peter Mountford’s contribution to Melbourne Grammar and the Humanities.

Beyond translation, language learning creates connection. Mrs Lucie Dickens reflects on how Melbourne Grammar students develop cultural understanding through meaningful language experiences.

Rhodes Scholar-elect Will Flintoft will head to Oxford to undertake a DPhil (PhD) in Mathematics, after completing his time at Harvard across philosophy, mathematics and a wide range of co-curricular pursuits.

A team of Melbourne Grammar students won the State Debating Competition, using abstract thinking and structured arguments to challenge the idea of time travel over space travel.

A new Winter Game Day uniform has been introduced, designed for performance and durability.

School Captain Edgar Stirling reflects on a liberal arts education at Melbourne Grammar, where breadth of experience across classrooms and co-curricular life helps students develop empathy, curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world.

A creative collaboration brings a beloved children’s book to the orchestral stage.

Melbourne Grammar School’s Sculpture Walk welcomes a new addition.

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.

Year 11 student Jerry Pei and Biology teacher Cameron Pyle explore the science behind “perfect pitch” and discovering how music and biology intertwine at a genetic level.

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.