Melbourne Grammar School

Melbourne Grammar School (MGS), founded in 1858, is one of Australia's oldest and most distinguished Anglican independent schools, located in the prestigious South Yarra/Domain precinct adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens. MGS serves over 2,400 students across three campuses (ELC through Year 12), offering the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. A proud member of the APS (Associated Public Schools) of Victoria, MGS is registered with the VRQA and is a member of AHISA. Melbourne Grammar is celebrated for consistently outstanding VCE and IB results, an exceptional co-curricular program including APS sport (particularly rowing, cricket, AFL, and tennis), performing arts, debating, and a vibrant international student community. The South Yarra campus features historic bluestone buildings alongside state-of-the-art learning facilities, science labs, a performing arts centre, chapel, indoor sports complex, and rowing sheds on the Yarra. MGS alumni include Australian Prime Ministers, Nobel laureates, and leaders across every sector of public life. International students from Asia and globally enrich the school's multicultural community. Graduates are regularly admitted to University of Melbourne, Monash, Oxford, Cambridge, and Ivy League institutions.