Topic: July 2026 Edition
Grimwade minds shine at da Vinci Decathlon
Grimwade House Year 6 students claimed first place at the Victorian da Vinci Decathlon, showcasing exceptional teamwork and problem solving across 10 disciplines.
The value of staying connected
More than 18,000 strong, the Old Melburnians community offers countless ways for alumni to reconnect, contribute and continue their Melbourne Grammar journey.
Being a part of something bigger
Consistent support and meaningful relationships are helping Melbourne Grammar students make a lasting difference through The Smith Family's Learning Club.
Natural history on the record
Old Melburnian Josephine Wright (OM 1997) shares how combining her passions for science and storytelling led to an award-winning documentary filmmaking career.
The devil is in the (mathematical) detail
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.
Upcoming 2026 Old Melburnian Events
We encourage all Old Melburnians to be part of our community.
Re-writing the extinction narrative
Exploring the story of the Thylacine, Year 4 students combined research and creativity to deepen their understanding of biodiversity, conservation and scientific discovery.
The magic of moving as one
From winning world championships to leading organisations, Andrew Michelmore AO (OM 1970) shares how the lessons learned in a rowing crew shaped his life.
The enduring pursuit of excellence
Reflecting on the Cordner-Eggleston Cup, Headmaster Philip Grutzner explores the enduring legacy of sport, competition and connection in shaping a holistic Melbourne Grammar education.
A love of language learning
Beyond translation, language learning creates connection. Mrs Lucie Dickens reflects on how Melbourne Grammar students develop cultural understanding through meaningful language experiences.