Bio-Dash

May 1st, 2019 by Arthur Le

In 2017, Brighton Grammar signed a memorandum of understanding with the University of Melbourne’s Graduate School of Education, a global leader in teaching and education research. The purpose of this […]

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Father Tony was rugged up in his black robe, to keep warm, when the ELC4 boys (Wallabies and Bandicoots) arrived at St Andrew’s first-thing on Monday morning. But he quickly […]

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Jared Furtado always knew he’d be a teacher, but the ‘rush’ he gets from performing has drawn him back to the stage. Ten years after his last show (Jerry Springer […]

Visiting the National Finals at Bosch was a great way to kick-start the Program for all of the boys interested this year. Being able to observe the standard at which […]

The Year 8 boys have been incredibly excited about learning new skills with their martial arts teacher, Chris Tao from the Confucius Institute. Within two weeks, Chris had built a […]

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There is something wonderful about multiple generations attending the same school. When you arrive on your first day as a second, third or fourth generation BGS student, there is already […]

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Last Thursday 14 February was St Valentine’s Day, and the Secondary School celebrated with Library Lovers’ Day. Staff and students were invited to have a blind date with a book. Books […]

The swimming season was launched in spectacular fashion this week with the Annandale function room bursting with excited BGS swimmers and their families. Thanks to the Friends of Swimming parent […]

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The Legacy Project formally began in 2017 with the purpose of developing culture through the student leadership group. Last year, the Prefects created and led with the theme of ‘As […]

Aboriginal elder of the Wurundjeri tribe, Murrundindi, came to visit the year 4 students on Thursday 7 February. The boys were engaged in learning about the Aboriginal culture and customs. Murrundindi […]

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