Old Melburnians
Past and upcoming Old Melburnian events
We encourage all Old Melburnians to be part of our vibrant community.
Returning to Melbourne Grammar with a New York state of mind
Daniel Le (OM 2010) is back at Melbourne Grammar as Head of Keyboard, bringing his experience from stages like Carnegie Hall into teaching and mentoring young pianists.
A musical journey started and shaped by the sound of voice
From Grimwade House classrooms to the Sydney Opera House, Dr Marianne Edwards (OM 1998) has followed her love of music around the world.
Classical training still in the mix for an international record producer
From early days in the Melbourne Grammar Orchestra to Grammy award-winning work with global artists, Mitch Kenny (OM 1993) blends classical training and pop sensibility to craft music heard globally.
Preparing to trace the steps of the literary greats at Oxford
Vincent Chang (OM 2024) discovered his passion for literature at Melbourne Grammar, earning a 2024 VCE Premier’s Award for Classical Studies. Literature will now take him to Oxford University.
Insight and perspective
The Old Melburnians Society is important, not merely useful. And so is being an Old Melburnian.
A new era for our rowing community
For more than 40 years, the Melburnia Club has been a central pillar of Melbourne Grammar School’s rowing community.
Founded in 1981, the Club now...
Making a difference in Mannya
When Joe Wackett (OM 2015) first travelled to Uganda as a medical student, he encountered the immense challenges faced by rural communities in having...
The Old Melburnian blazer: A symbol of belonging
The Old Melburnian blazer is a simple way to signify our common legacy. Made-to-order, cuts are available for both men and women.
Past and upcoming 2025 Old Melburnian events
We encourage all Old Melburnians to be part of our vibrant community.
Articles of faith
On 30 May 2025, 250 Old Melburnians and special guests gathered for our 145th Annual Dinner and our 130th anniversary.
The night was mostly spent...
How ‘The Wizard’ shaped Australian sporting history
Known to many as the father of Australian tennis, Sir Norman Brookes’ legacy is one of both achievement and service, on and off the court.