Senior School
Full steam ahead for the Symphony Orchestra tour
The Melbourne Grammar School Symphony Orchestra is taking its music on the road, with a nine day tour aboard the Bluestone Express bringing performances to audiences across regional Victoria and southern New South Wales.
Turning over a new leaf
A career change at 30 led Matt Reinhard from finance into groundskeeping, where he has found a new sense of purpose working with the Melbourne Grammar Grounds and Property team.
More than a lightbulb moment
Faced with one of Australia’s pressing health challenges, four Year 10 students set out to develop a practical solution to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
Putting pen to paper on the world’s big issues
Three Melbourne Grammar students have been shortlisted in the international John Locke Institute Global Essay competition, writing on questions spanning AI, criminal justice and personalised pricing.
Up close and personal
Whether collecting conservation data or producing wildlife documentaries, students are applying scientific knowledge to real world challenges while developing skills for the future.
An undefeated season capped off with a premiership win
A season of outstanding performances and teamwork saw Melbourne Grammar’s 1st XI Cricket team claim a historic APS Premiership and extend the School’s cricketing legacy.
Embracing the “endless puzzle” of chemistry
Year 12 student Ishan Umranikar’s passion for chemistry has taken him from Melbourne Grammar classrooms to representing Australia at one of the world’s leading science competitions.
Being a part of something bigger
Consistent support and meaningful relationships are helping Melbourne Grammar students make a lasting difference through The Smith Family's Learning Club.
A love of language learning
Beyond translation, language learning creates connection. Mrs Lucie Dickens reflects on how Melbourne Grammar students develop cultural understanding through meaningful language experiences.
A new era of the navy blue
A new Winter Game Day uniform has been introduced, designed for performance and durability.
An award-winning short story
Winner of the 2025 VATE ‘A Story in Miniature’ competition, Year 10 student Joshua Loftes writes of a boy who finds hope in an unlikely place, through a single lemon in a broken world.
A liberal arts education
School Captain Edgar Stirling reflects on a liberal arts education at Melbourne Grammar, where breadth of experience across classrooms and co-curricular life helps students develop empathy, curiosity and a deeper understanding of the world.