School Leadership
The value of competitive sport
The benefits of participating in competitive sport extend well beyond physical health and well-being.
Viewing external standards as opportunities
Chair of School Council Andrew Michelmore shares how we continue to meet the governmenatal standards applied to independent schools.
Our purpose and legacy
Participation in the community of Old Melburnians brings us together and renews our bonds.
SUCCESS AND ACHIEVEMENT
A celebration of academic excellence
The exceptional 2023 VCE Unit 3|4 results of seven current and former students have been recognised at state level.
A high achiever sees the rewards of consistent effort
Teddy Stewart (OM 2023) is one of only 23 students who received a Premier’s Top All-Rounder VCE High Achiever award this year.
Celebrating our Paris Olympians
We congratulate our five Old Melburnian 2024 Paris Olympians on their success, talent and commitment.
Meet our state and national representatives
Meet the students who are performing at the top of their game, across a wide variety of ball sports.
A ‘Da Vinci’ experience to remember
Eight Year 8 students have achieved a remarkable academic outcome, winning a national championship.
First VI clinches APS Touch Premiership
Congratulations to the First VI on winning the inaugural APS Touch premiership this year. (Water Polo also claimed the Firsts premiership title.)
Philanthropic impact
Driven by family, powered by opportunity
How a scholarship, and community of support, helped turn a student’s aspirations into achievements.
Championing life-changing adventures
Staff and students share how outdoor education fosters personal growth and a sense of community, thanks to generous philanthropic support.
Fifty years of philanthropic leadership
Melbourne Grammar celebrates 50 years of the Grammar Foundation, which has championed fundraising and support across generations.
Gray / Bolton: securing the School for generations
Two esteemed members of the Grammar Foundation discuss the School’s history of philanthropy and its role in securing students’ future.
Philanthropic
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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.
ON OUR BOOKSHELVES
Reclaiming thoughtfulness in a distracted age
Year 12 student Ryan Mooney explores why reading books remains a cultural imperative.
Making the most of every opportunity
With a novel under her belt and a busy career in law, former Grimwade House student Steph Vizard has learned that creativity doesn’t always require perfect conditions.
A lifelong passion shapes Australian art history
Dr Mark Cabouret (OM 1971) continues to be dedicated to celebrating the artworks and revealing the lives of four important Australian ornithological artists.
Writing in collaboration opens up new worlds
A children’s author who is passionate about First Nations literacy, David Lawrence OM 1981) is worlds away from his first job working for an oil company.
FOCUS ON ART AND DESIGN
A technological transformation in the art classroom
Senior School Head of Creative & Performing Arts Matthew Perkins examines the relationship between artistic practice and emerging technologies.
An ancient technology sparks curiosity at Grimwade
By learning traditional printing techniques, our students are building a new set of artistic skills as well as an enthusiasm for discovery.
Taking Design Technology beyond the workshop
Design Technology teacher and Boarding Tutor Steph Porrino is focused on making sure students have every opportunity to hone their skills.
Artist-in-residence shares new perspectives on success
An Artist-in-Residence has been encouraging students to find multiple moments of artistic possibilities and completion in their work.
Extending visual arts at Wadhurst
The new Design subject at Wadhurst is introducing both technical fundamentals and a greater awareness of how design influences our actions.
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.
OLD MELBURNIAN UPDATE
Melbourne Grammar receives a unique gift
The School is honoured to have been gifted a signed rowing suit by triple Olympian Jess Morrison OAM (OM 2010).
Year 12s return to Grimwade House
It was wonderful to welcome back so many Year 12 students who began their educational journey at Grimwade House for a special celebration.
Spotlight on the Old Melburnian Bowls Club
The Old Melburnian Bowls Club welcomes players of all abilities and relationships to Old Melburnian community.
Upcoming 2024 events + 2025 Class Reunion dates
Details of key upcoming events for Old Melburnians.
OUR STORIES
A lifetime contribution to Melbourne Grammar’s history
A leader in both the classroom and beyond, Tim Morris retires having contributed to almost every aspect of School life.
A quiet achiever farewells his “second home”
Nearing his retirement, Mark Coleman reflects on his 22 years at Melbourne Grammar and the legacy he leaves behind.
A Grimwade House leader takes on her next challenge
As she departs for her next leadership opportunity, Jane Thomas says her time at Melbourne Grammar was "an honour and a privilege".
Raising Rarity at Grimwade House
Year 6 student Ethan Fok explains how a group of students are working towards saving an endangered plant species.
New options transform Wadhurst House activities
The Wadhurst House activities program is expanding to offer more options for students and strengthen pastoral care during these crucial years.
Your invitation: 2024 Symphony Orchestra Australian Tour
The Melbourne Grammar School Symphony Orchestra is touring Australia from north to south in December 2024 and everyone is welcome to attend.
Building connections on and off the field
Boarding Tutor and recently retired AFL umpire Shane Thiele shares how his various roles have built lasting links across the School community.
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.
Students gain insights into our Parliamentary process
Matthew McComb, Year 11, reflects on the key elements that contribute to the successful development of parliamentary legislation.