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The value of a broad liberal education

In an AI-permeated age, our School must cultivate thinkers who reason ethically, analyse critically, and engage meaningfully according to our new Director of Learning and Research, Matthew Maruff.

A refreshed curriculum opens new learning pathways

This year, our Year 7-10 students will engage with a new curriculum created to ensure they are connected to their learning, and prepared for future challenges.

Introducing the 2025 School Captains

The Captains of each campus play an important role in shaping the culture of the School.

Expanding the study of Philosophy and Religious Studies

The updated Philosophy and Religious Studies curriculum promotes thinking deeply and thinking well explains Justin Glenn, Head of Philosophy and Religious Studies

Extending visual arts at Wadhurst

The new Design subject at Wadhurst is introducing both technical fundamentals and a greater awareness of how design influences our actions.

A ‘Da Vinci’ experience to remember

Eight Year 8 students have achieved a remarkable academic outcome, winning a national championship.

Meet our state and national representatives

Meet the students who are performing at the top of their game, across a wide variety of ball sports.

A quiet achiever farewells his “second home”

Nearing his retirement, Mark Coleman reflects on his 22 years at Melbourne Grammar and the legacy he leaves behind.

New options transform Wadhurst House activities

The Wadhurst House activities program is expanding to offer more options for students and strengthen pastoral care during these crucial years.

Guiding Wadhurst students through modern life

The updated Wadhurst Health program responds to societal shifts and expectations.

Building authentic leaders from the onset

Anyone can lead because anyone can serve according to Deputy Headmaster and Head of Senior School, Ben Hanisch.

A transformation to strengthen Outdoor Education

A new era in Outdoor Education begins in 2024, but it retains the finest elements of the past.