Topic: School Leadership

As 2020 draws to a close, we can celebrate the way our School has risen to this year’s challenges with flexibility and a sense of community responsibility.

Andrew Tulloch, President of the Old Melburnians, describes how the sense of community was continued this year through new initiatives, and looks forward to 2021.

For Lloyd Thomas, a quarter century of giving time and energy to our School reflects a deeply held belief in the importance of Australian education.

The world is a place of turmoil and we are invited into global woes each day through media and other mechanisms. Should we refuse to acknowledge the negative aspects of our environment, or is education the key to resolving them? Here, Headmaster, Mr Philip Grutzner, explores the issues underpinning this question.

The G30 Schools group is enabling students, teachers and the Headmaster to build meaningful connections across borders.

Big ideas – ideas that can reshape our communities and our world – are a crucial part of our education program at Melbourne Grammar.

Incoming School Council Chair Andrew Michelmore honours the many contributions of Michael Bartlett across the School’s life and culture.

Meet the new Chair of Melbourne Grammar School's Council, Mr Andrew Michelmore AO (OM 1970).

The purpose of the Old Melburnians Society is to foster goodwill amongst the alumni of Melbourne Grammar and support the welfare of the school.

Mr Philip Grutzner (OM 1981) reflects on his return to Melbourne Grammar School as its 15th Headmaster.