
Welcome to Term 3. I hope all members of the BGS community enjoyed an opportunity to refresh and recharge over the break. Last week, I wrote to all parents informing […]
‘This school gets it!’
July 27th, 2017 by Arthur Le

Wayne Schwass, the former AFL footballer who lived with depression for 12 years in silence, was very positive about BGS and our attempts to deal with the tough issues at […]
2017 Annual Appeal
June 22nd, 2017 by Arthur Le

Rosstrevor was far from its quiet self yesterday when the BGS Annual Appeal took off. Staff and volunteers hit the phones – and something magical happened. Aiming to raise $200k […]
Rick Pemberton, our new Mr Chips
June 21st, 2017 by Arthur Le

How can a man’s 60-year love affair with Brighton Grammar, during which he had such a wonderful impact on so many staff, students and parents, be acknowledged in a few […]

Construction is complete and the new Student Services area is open and operational. Student Services brings together a range of different student support areas that were previously found in separate […]
Much more than right or wrong
June 21st, 2017 by Arthur Le

A Maths Evening may not sound like your idea of a great night out, but the Green Hat Workshop can make it so! The Year 3s and 4s boys invited […]
BGS on display in Baltimore
June 21st, 2017 by Arthur Le

Joanne Davies (Teaching and Learning Coordinator, Junior School) and Raelene Plozza (Literacy Coach, Prep–Year 8) will be presenting a workshop at the International Boys’ Schools Coalition (IBSC) conference in Baltimore […]
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 […]