Topic: Our Stories
What it means to volunteer
Two parents explain the importance of volunteering and the benefits they have received from it.
Listening to and learning from First Nations voices
The annual Having a Yarn Breakfast brings the School community together through conversation, listening and storytelling, this year featuring AFL legend Eddie Betts.
An interactive walk in the park
A group of Year 7 and 8 students is looking at the Royal Botanic Gardens differently, developing an interactive experience that encourages visitors to explore their surroundings.
Learning to lead
At Grimwade House, leadership is not simply about holding a title. It is about giving students the confidence to contribute and make a difference in their community.
Re-writing the extinction narrative
Exploring the story of the Thylacine, Year 4 students combined research and creativity to deepen their understanding of biodiversity, conservation and scientific discovery.
Independent thinking, deliberately cultivated
In the classroom, students aren’t just asked what they think, but why. It’s how independent thinking begins to take shape at Melbourne Grammar.
Seeking harmony through dialogue
Harmony Dialogues brought students from multiple schools together to explore different types of spirituality and build bridges through conversation.
Discovering the biology of perfect pitch
Year 11 student Jerry Pei and Biology teacher Cameron Pyle explore the science behind “perfect pitch” and discovering how music and biology intertwine at a genetic level.
All aboard The Midnight Tram!
A creative collaboration brings a beloved children’s book to the orchestral stage.
The puzzling nature of language and linguistics
Hugo Chang, Ben Chen, Georgios Pirpiris, and Nicholas Wang represented Melbourne Grammar at the International Olympiad in Linguistics in Taiwan.