Topic: Old Melburnian Profile
A love of learning well beyond the classroom
Daryl Evans’ life in education shows a dedication to community and the value of every learning experience.
A career that celebrates School culture
For Dan Church (OM 1990), working at Melbourne Grammar has involved contribution and achievement in equal measure.
Connections across time through sporting prowess
Four of the school’s most intricate and beautiful sports trophies are linked by an Australian Prime Minister and an Olympian.
An interview with the Head of Politics and Government at Instagram
John Tass-Parker (OM 2006) plays a key role in ensuring the effective use of social media within the civic ecosystem.
Grounding big ideas in practical realities
For Emeritus Professor Bob Officer AM (OM 1957), it’s the real-world application of our thinking that really matters.
Pursuing new knowledge from Mongolia to Melbourne
Associate Professor Kirsten Perrett’s (OM 1993) extensive achievements are built on a lifelong enthusiasm for exploring ideas.
About Andrew Michelmore AO
Meet the new Chair of Melbourne Grammar School's Council, Mr Andrew Michelmore AO (OM 1970).
From Perry House to NASA launch
The surprising story of Australia’s first satellite shows what happens when we believe in ideas that seem impossible.
The impact of the Chapel Choir
Two former Senior Choristers and now successful professional singers, Timothy Reynolds (OM 2001) and Max Riebl (OM 2009), speak about their time in the Chapel Choir, and their impressive careers.
Former Choristers perform
Former Senior Choristers, Timothy Reynolds (OM 2001) and Max Riebl (OM 2009), generously perform Kind Health descends on downy wings from Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne by Handel in the Chapel of St Peter.