Wadhurst
Helping students find their voice
For Ellie Parker, helping students find their voice is at the heart of teaching English and debating, building confidence in their ideas and their ability to express them.
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.
Fragile: Handle with care
Art and environmental awareness come together as students create ceramic sculptures inspired by endangered Australian animals and the importance of protecting their habitats.
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.
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 evolving city on our doorstep
Anzac Station’s opening has made travel to our South Yarra campus easier than ever.
Behind the scenes
Earlier this year, the School launched a video capturing its Purpose through real student stories. Meet the students who brought it to life.
Seeing the world with a designer’s eye
What makes good design? Scott James, Head of Technology, reflects on how students learn to think beyond themselves and design solutions that respond to real human needs.
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.
Thank you, Friends of Grammar
We thank Friends of Grammar for their incredible ongoing contributions to our School.