Brisbane Grammar School

Brisbane Grammar School (BGS), founded in 1868, is Queensland's oldest independent boys' school and one of Australia's most prestigious educational institutions, situated on a hilltop campus with panoramic views of the Brisbane River and CBD. BGS serves approximately 1,600 boys from Year 7 through Year 12 and offers the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, making it one of Queensland's leading IB schools. The school is registered with the Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) and is a proud member of the GPS (Great Public Schools) Rugby Union competition. Brisbane Grammar is renowned for outstanding QCE and IB results, exceptional GPS sport (particularly rowing, cricket, tennis, and rugby), performing arts, and an extensive extracurricular program. The boarding program serves students from regional Queensland and interstate. Facilities include science and technology labs, a performing arts centre, sports fields, an indoor sports complex, aquatic centre, and a library. BGS alumni include Queensland Premiers, High Court justices, and leaders across Australian business and the arts. International students from Asia and the Pacific region contribute to the school's global community. Graduates consistently gain admission to UQ, Griffith, QUT, and leading Australian and international universities.