Old Melburnians

Inspired by a lifetime in athletics, Old Melburnian Rob Liddle (OM 1959) is investing in future generations through a lasting scholarship legacy.

Old Melburnian John Riddoch Rymill (OM 1922) helped reshape the world’s understanding of Antarctica through one of the twentieth century’s greatest polar expeditions.

More than 18,000 strong, the Old Melburnians community offers countless ways for alumni to reconnect, contribute and continue their Melbourne Grammar journey.

Consistent support and meaningful relationships are helping Melbourne Grammar students make a lasting difference through The Smith Family's Learning Club.

Old Melburnian Josephine Wright (OM 1997) shares how combining her passions for science and storytelling led to an award-winning documentary filmmaking career.

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.

We encourage all Old Melburnians to be part of our community.

From winning world championships to leading organisations, Andrew Michelmore AO (OM 1970) shares how the lessons learned in a rowing crew shaped his life.

View the group photos from the 2026 Old Melburnian reunions.

Melbourne Grammar will name its new Centre for Humanities after Jack Morrow (OM 1925), whose remarkable bequest continues to support generations of students.

Architect Oliver Du Puy (OM 2002) combines science and art in his work, drawing on interests first developed at Melbourne Grammar and shaped by international experience across London, Paris and Tokyo.

Rhodes Scholar-elect Will Flintoft will head to Oxford to undertake a DPhil (PhD) in Mathematics, after completing his time at Harvard across philosophy, mathematics and a wide range of co-curricular pursuits.