There’s something about gold
June 21st, 2017 by Arthur Le
The Year 5s have been studying gold and its impact on Australia. They have been very engaged with the topic and have built a considerable bank of knowledge around life […]
Footy hero speaks out
June 21st, 2017 by Arthur Le
Aussie Rules legend Wayne Schwass played 282 games at the elite level over more than 14 years. For more than 200 of those games and 10 years, he was suffering […]
Getting ‘the Bigger Picture’ through art
June 21st, 2017 by Arthur Le
Have you seen the giant nest in the front garden of the ELC? This is an example of the collaborative art projects that have been growing all term. The theme […]
What, no fish?
June 8th, 2017 by Arthur Le
Last week, eight Year 6 boys spent eight days at the Milikapiti School on the Tiwi Islands, continuing the program begun in 2010. The boys spent time in the four […]
One day. A lifetime of opportunity.
June 8th, 2017 by Arthur Le
Every boy deserves the chance to find his unique place in the world. At Brighton Grammar, we want to help him discover where that is, and how he can be […]
The power of scholarships
June 8th, 2017 by Arthur Le
Today I’m excited to launch the BGS Annual Appeal. The 2017 appeal is one with a difference – but we’ll get to that. First, I’d like to share the reasoning […]
We need your feedback
June 7th, 2017 by Arthur Le
We are leading the way at BGS by housing the Crowther Centre, which aims to ensure that all we do is done through the lens of research, best practice and […]
Not going away these holidays?
June 7th, 2017 by Arthur Le
Why not enrol in one of Share’s huge variety of holiday programs? Share Community Campus, a joint service offered by BGS and Firbank Grammar, is the largest school holiday program […]
Pinball R&D
June 7th, 2017 by Arthur Le
The Year 5 boys are busily constructing their pinball machines after moving through the research and design phases earlier this term. This project stretches across many areas of the curriculum: […]
In search of the perfect climb
June 7th, 2017 by Arthur Le
During four recent ELC visits to the beach, many of the boys spent time climbing in the ti trees, ‘rescuing’ each other in their guise as the ‘Mountain Brothers’. They […]