Topic: Learning
Expansion and upgrade of the Myer Music School
The newly refurbished Myer Music School will inspire many future generations of young Melbourne Grammar musicians.
The Bard shows students new ways of thinking
By writing a new novel specifically for our students, one Wadhurst teacher is connecting Shakespeare’s themes to the 21st century classroom.
Our highest achieving VCE students
Despite receiving the highest possible ATAR of 99.95, Oscar Zhu and Eric Wang believe that a good education is wider than just marks.
Pop Art: Blast into the future
1960s Pop Art was known for its focus on elevating the banal and mundane to an iconic and reverential status.
auspicia in Latin reading competition
Latin is a relatively small VCE subject in terms of student numbers across Victoria, but it is one in which Melbourne Grammar students excel.
Why you should listen in Chapel
Spiritual reflection is a cornerstone of education at Melbourne Grammar explains Henry Carmichael, Year 12 student and 2020 Sir Kingsley Norris Orator, in his winning speech.
How evil leaders are elected and what we must learn from...
2020 Junior Orator and Year 9 student, Daniel Cash, explores how the mistakes made throughout history continue to occur in his Sir Kingsley Norris Oratory Competition speech.
Excellence in oration
Each year the Senior School celebrates the best of public speaking through the Sir Kingsley Norris Oratory Competition, and this year was no different.
Poetry in motion
Year 5 students take their first steps in public speaking through the annual Year 5 Poetry competition.
The Whitlam dismissal and the ‘Palace Letters’
Year 11 student, Hudson Skinner, uses the recently released 'Palace letters' to reconsider aspects of the consitutional crisis in 1975.