Boys need heroes - and we have them in spades!

The BGS Hall of Fame was established in 2008, the centenary year of the OBGS, to honour and celebrate our most high achieving Old Boys.

A new award was introduced in 2011, the Rising Star Award for those identified as well on their way to rising to the top, and in 2015 we introduced the Young Achievers Award.

The stories of these ‘heroes’ of BGS are on permanent display in the BGS Hall of Fame Gallery of Achievement situated just off The Quad.

Nominations for the 2022 Hall of Fame are now closed.

In 2022 we will be inducting new members to the Hall of Fame. Nominations have now closed and further details about the ceremony will be communicated soon. If you have any questions please email the development office.

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Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Dylan Alcott (OB 2008)

Dylan Martin Alcott AO

Hall of Fame OB 2008

Gold Medal Wheelchair Basketball Paralympian
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Sir Stanley Seymour Argyle (OB 1885)

Sir Stanley Seymour Argyle KBE

Hall of Fame OB 1885

Politician, Premier of Victoria, Pioneer of Radiology
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Andrew Reuven Bassat (OB 1983)

Andrew Reuven Bassat

Hall of Fame OB 1983

Businessman, Entrepreneur, Co-founder of SEEK.com
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Paul Moss Bassat (OB 1985)

Paul Moss Bassat

Hall of Fame OB 1985

Businessman, Entrepreneur, Co-founder of SEEK.com
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Professor Robin John Batterham (OB 1959)

Professor Robin John Batterham AO

Hall of Fame OB 1959

Academic, Chemical Engineer, Chief Scientist of Australia
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Mordecai Bromberg (OB 1976)

Mordecai ‘Mordy’ Bromberg

Hall of Fame OB 1976

Australian Rules Footballer, Lawyer, Author, Federal Court Judge
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Travis Neil Brooks (OB 1998)

Travis Neil Brooks OAM

Hall of Fame OB 1998

Olympic Gold Medalist (Hockey)
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Brighton Grammar, Rising Star, Christopher Busietta (OB 1998)

Christopher Busietta

Rising Stars OB 1998

Opera Singer

Sir Norman John Carson CMG

Hall of Fame OB 1895

Businessman, Wool Industry Leader, Philanthropist
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Julian Clarke (OB 1959)

Julian Reginald Clarke

Hall of Fame OB 1959

Businessman, Media
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Andrew Dolman Cooper (OB 1982)

Andrew Dollman Cooper OAM

Hall of Fame OB 1982

Olympic Gold Medalist (Rowing ), Member of the Oarsome Foursome
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Brighton Grammar, Rising Star, Simon Rowe (OB 1990)

Simon Crowe

Rising Stars OB 1990

Founder & Managing Director of Grill’d
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Roger Davies (OB 1969)

Roger Davies

Hall of Fame OB 1969

International Performing Artist Manager and Music Producer
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Brighton Grammar, Young Achiever, Chris Dawes (OB 2006)

Chris Dawes

Young Achievers OB 2006

AFL Footballer

Graeme Disney OAM JP

Hall of Fame OB 1955

Mayor, Lay Minister, Historian
Best Melbourne Boys Private School, Hall of Fame inductee, Dr Peter Andrew Downie (OB 1974)

Dr Peter Andrew Downie

Hall of Fame OB 1974

Paediatric Haematology Oncologist
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