Topic: School Leadership
Our purpose and legacy
Participation in the community of Old Melburnians brings us together and renews our bonds.
Building new connections
The more involved Old Melburnian men and women are, the more engaged they become and they more they benefit.
Welcoming feedback
To maintain excellence in our educational programs and our culture, Melbourne Grammar invites input from many members of our community.
Maintaining excellence in a changing financial climate
Our Chair of Council explains the reality and myths associated with government funding for independent schools.
New perspectives, common ground
President of The Old Melburnians, Martin Scott KC (OM 1980), has observed commonalities across the Old Melburnian community.
Meet the 2024 School Captains
The Captains of each campus play an important role in shaping the culture of the School.
Adding to a history of generosity
Leaving a gift to the School in your Will is a reflection of your belief in the education we offer.
The importance of art in our culture
The Headmaster explores the many ways in which we all benefit from a strong presence of art in our community.
Ensuring informed and expert decision making
Our Chair of Council, Andrew Michelmore AO, shares an insight our School’s governance structures and the thinking behind decision-making at this level.
Thank you for your support
President of the Melbourne Grammar School Foundation, Julian Smith (OM 1975) highlights the how giving is as important as ever.