Topic: Old Melburnian Profile
Sharing a simple practice and lifelong passion
A lifetime birdwatcher and dedicated volunteer prompts Senior School students to see their campus from a new perspective.
A career fueled by a desire to be challenged
This year’s Australia Day Honours list includes an Old Melburnian who has helped to transform eye disease treatment here and overseas.
Lifelong innovator sees spirituality in the everyday
A willingness to experiment has been central to the career of renowned glass artist, David Wright (OM 1966).
How service defines a Reverend’s faith
Old Melburnian Rev’d Dr Peter French says our education is not just our own, but something we must share “in the service of humanity”.
The power of strong educational foundations
“Grimwade House teaches you to believe in something and work hard for it,” says Vivienne Crompton, whose passion for our School led her back to the Old Melburnians Council.
The winding path to creative success
David Morton’s artistic career is defined by his openness to learning in all its forms.
The history classroom leads to a remarkable career
Advocating for Australia in Washington during the East Timor crisis was only the beginning for Christian Bennett.
The life of Peter Kanoa
Believed to be the School’s first Indigenous student, Peter Kanoa (OM 1969), has influenced Australia’s Indigenous agenda.
Five generations of connection and tradition
The Fanning family’s history with Melbourne Grammar stretches from the Gold Rush to the introduction of Nike in Australia, and beyond.
From Wadhurst to world-changing medical research
Paul Schreier’s path from an entrance scholar to his role fighting COVID-19 has been defined by a willingness to “roll the dice”.