School Leadership
The invisible support that shapes our School
Our Chair of Council reflects on the work of those who contribute to our School as volunteers, quietly supporting our community in important ways.
Is it better to give or to receive?
All members of our School community have the opportunity to show leadership in demonstrating the importance of giving.
Building our community
‘What does it mean to be an Old Melburnian?’ is just one of the questions the Council is currently exploring.
Service and Duty
How equity supports Australia’s health security
Working in a role focused on health security across the Indo-Pacific, Stephanie Williams says equity remains one of her core concerns.
A baker with a sense of duty
A lifelong volunteer, David Winter sees contribution to his community as a natural part of a life that has been anything but planned.
From young cadet to inspired leader
After 23 years in the Australian Army, this Old Melburnian says he still has many reasons to be excited about his work every day.
Moments of support mean the most
After 34 years, Mike Shaw departs Melbourne Grammar having built strong relationships across all parts of our community.
Philanthropic impact
Thank you for your support
Julian Smith (OM 1975) outlines just some of the benefits gifts to the School have and will bring.
The enduring impact of a single scholarship
Financial support to attend Melbourne Grammar has given Kavin Nenh new perspectives, new opportunities, and a desire to give back to those who might need support next.
A legacy of contribution
As Chair of the Witherby Tower Society, Jim Cousins AO (OM 1961) sees his role as continuing a lifelong commitment to service.
Hear from our students
Find out about the tangible difference the generosity of our donors is making to students
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 2022 to 30 September 2023.
Our Stories
Two journeys from philosophy to profession
Having following very similar trajectories leading up to university, two Old Melburnians with a passion for philosophy then took their learning in different directions.
The role of the 21st century library
A contemporary library is one that can adapt to change while continuing to foster intellectual curiosity.
The importance of purposeful play
For our youngest students, play is a fundamental part of our teaching and learning strategy.
How buildings create school culture
Our school buildings tell us something about ourselves—what we aspire to, and how we care for each other.
Taking the initiative to spark change
Our School Captains have started a conversation about sustainability that they hope will transform our actions over the years to come.
Two Grimwade teachers make the leap to Wadhurst
Wadhurst welcomes two new teachers who have transitioned from Grimwade House to join our secondary school campus.
Relationships and communication are key to a sustainable school
With experience gained at both local and international schools, our new Director of Business and Finance is already looking towards the future of Melbourne Grammar.
The impact of the Old Melburnians Dick Cotton Fellowship
Tom Akhurst (OM 2016) reflects how the Dick Cotton Fellowship has enabled him to offer hope, connection and commonality to others.
