Topic: July 2026 Edition

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.

Art and environmental awareness come together as students create ceramic sculptures inspired by endangered Australian animals and the importance of protecting their habitats.

New School Council Chair Julian Smith shares how his Melbourne Grammar experience shaped his career and his vision for the School’s future.

Inspired by a lifetime in athletics, Old Melburnian Rob Liddle (OM 1959) is investing in future generations through a lasting scholarship legacy.

Whether collecting conservation data or producing wildlife documentaries, students are applying scientific knowledge to real world challenges while developing skills for the future.

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.

Melbourne Grammar School congratulates all members of our community recognised through the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours.

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.

Old Melburnian John Riddoch Rymill (OM 1922) helped reshape the world’s understanding of Antarctica through one of the twentieth century’s greatest polar expeditions.

Leave a lasting legacy at Melbourne Grammar by securing a personalised plaque at the new Jack Morrow Centre for Humanities.