Topic: Giving

For Dr Frank Lin (OM 1995), a scholarship at Melbourne Grammar School opened a door that shaped his life. Today, he is helping create that same sense of possibility for future students.

Melbourne Grammar’s vision for sport extends beyond the scoreboard, with a new performance centre creating opportunities for students to develop both on and off the field.

A new soccer program at Grimwade House is giving girls the opportunity to build confidence, develop their skills and discover what they can do by having a go.

The Witherby Tower Society brings together a community committed to ensuring the opportunities and sense of belonging at Melbourne Grammar endure for generations to come.

Foundation President Alex Scanlon reflects on the role of philanthropy at Melbourne Grammar and the generosity helping shape opportunities for students now and into the future.

Melbourne Grammar will name its new Centre for Humanities after Jack Morrow (OM 1925), whose remarkable bequest continues to support generations of students.

Joaquin Carrasco-McDonald, recipient of the 2026 Isidor Solomon Memorial Award, reflects on a growing appreciation for careful thinking, where ideas are tested and gradually refined over time.

In the classroom, students aren’t just asked what they think, but why. It’s how independent thinking begins to take shape at Melbourne Grammar.

The JT Morrow Education Trust supports Scott Williams’ teaching career at Melbourne Grammar School.

The Will Ballantyne Visual Arts Scholarship is helping Ethan Mar realise his artistic potential at Melbourne Grammar.