The Old Brighton Grammarians
Community for life
Every boy who attends Brighton Grammar for one year or more becomes a member of the OBGS (Old Brighton Grammarian Society). Established in 1908, the OBGS of today continues to be inspired by the same principles of our founding members:
- keeping Old Boys in touch with each other, and;
- keeping them in touch with the School.
This is done in many different ways, recognising that our membership is so diverse in age (18–98), interests, careers, life stage and even country of residence. But there is one thing that ties them together and that is the common connection of our great school.
How we keep in touch with each other
- Year level reunions from one year out to 60+ years
- Regional reunions and community events interstate and overseas
- Social media – Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram
- Sports & other clubs
- Serving on the OBGS committee
Ways to stay in touch with the School:
- Coaching a sports team
- Tutoring VCE students
- Presenting at careers forums
- Barracking at sports competitions
- Enrolling your son
- Attending special events
- Offering your expertise or joining a BGS committee
Keeping in touch from afar: