As a Christian School within the Anglican tradition, the spiritual life of our students and staff is integral to who we are as a community.

Since the late 18th century, the Anglican Church (formerly the Church of England) has been associated with education services in Australia.

The receipt of an Indigenous Bursary at Melbourne Grammar has significantly widened the options for the future for Jamarl Firebrace.

Jeremy Leung (OM 2003) plays an important role in ensuring the artistic and cultural work continues at Carnegie Hall. Read more.

Successful writer, Nick Musgrove (OM 2002), has used his talents to create a play for Old Melburnians to perform. Read more.

As the nature of work changes, it can be important to be part of a community who can provide guidance and support explains Andrew Maughan.

Senior School boys won the Neill Phillips Trophy for the Best Boys result at the Victorian Rogaining Association Schools Championships.

Year 10 Geography students gain a firsthand understanding of the operations of an Non-government Organisation (NGO).

The Year 7 Drama Ensemble’s performance focused on the range of relationships that can occur between students in a school.

Wadhurst classes are supporting these disadvantaged students through their work with Eat Up.