Topic: Old Melburnians in Academia
Unlearning as a first step to transforming the classroom
As principal of a school in a tiny remote community, Joe Hewett (OM 1993) has gained a completely new perspective on what successful teaching looks like.
Preparing for new challenges after sporting success
Teaching is just one of the options Alex Keath (OM 2010) is considering post-AFL.
Helping students to find their guiding light
Justin Glenn (OM 1993) explains that there is a complex balance between “service” and “self-fulfilment” in his role at Melbourne Grammar School.
The use of data within schools
Data is an essential part of any educator's toolkit but, like any tool, it needs be to used properly.
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.
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”.
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.
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.
A return to Grimwade continues a multi-generational connection
When Steph Freeman (OM 2004) speaks about the sense of Community she feels at Grimwade House, it's with a voice of rare experience.