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What we remember

A profound sense of unity and shared spirit defines Old Melburnian gatherings, especially in times of both joy and sorrow explains Martin Scott, President of The Old Melburnians.

Funding major capital projects

As we look toward a landmark project for Melbourne Grammar, Chair of Council Andrew Michelmore outlines the funding strategy that will support its development.

Why do good buildings matter?

The educational experience of our students extends well beyond what is taught in our classrooms according to Headmaster Philip Grutzner.

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.

Welcoming feedback

To maintain excellence in our educational programs and our culture, Melbourne Grammar invites input from many members of our community.

Maintaining excellence in a changing financial climate

Our Chair of Council explains the reality and myths associated with government funding for independent schools.

Adding to a history of generosity

Leaving a gift to the School in your Will is a reflection of your belief in the education we offer.

The importance of art in our culture

The Headmaster explores the many ways in which we all benefit from a strong presence of art in our community.

Ensuring informed and expert decision making

Our Chair of Council, Andrew Michelmore AO, shares an insight our School’s governance structures and the thinking behind decision-making at this level.

Education in a world of change

Headmaster Philip Grutzner discusses the elements that underpin a good education in an ever-changing society.

Why is a global perspective so important?

We want our students to be informed, confident and respectful global citizens. Here are some of the reasons why.