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Life at CGS Aron Williams graduated from Caulfield Grammar in 2019 having been a part of the community since Year 7. Aron’s time at school can be defined as one big learning experience that was integral to who is today: “teachers really believed in me and gave me the best experience possible at school.” Aron…

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Anna Skarbek (Class of 1993) is the CEO of ClimateWorks Australia, working to develop the low carbon economy. Anna attended Wheelers Hill Campus and has many fond memories of her time at school such as Yarra Junction, going horse riding and skiing, debating, lunchtimes in the Year 12 common room, watching her friends in musicals…

Emily Angwin’s journey from Caulfield Grammar School (Class of 2005) to becoming an International News Anchor for Al Jazeera English is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and passion for journalism. Emily remembers her time at Caulfield Grammar School fondly and looks back at her high school experience with gratitude and appreciation. She is…

Melissa Fein, a Caulfield Campus graduate of 1998 recalls her time at CGS having been full of adventures and fond memories. Melissa began school with the first group of girls to start Year 9 since introducing a co-ed system in 1993. Less than 15 students in her year were females. Melissa recalls forming life-long friendships…

After graduating from Caulfield Campus in 1992, Alex Wadelton followed his passion for writing and spreading awareness of the power of creativity. Starting Out Alex attended Caulfield Grammar School from pre-prep at Malvern through to Year 12 at Caulfield Campus. He recalls basketball playing a large role in helping him to feel a sense of…

Peta Krahn is no stranger to working in a male-dominated environment. She’s been involved in the Australian construction industry across the building, oil and gas, mining and infrastructure sectors for approximately 18 years. With such a wealth of knowledge, Peta was a perfect candidate to speak at a recent International Women’s Day Assembly at Wheelers…

Finding his way in to music Phil Barton (1984-92) was the winner of the Overseas Recognition Award and co-winner of the Blues & Roots Work of the Year Award at the 2016 APRA Music Awards. While attending the Wheelers Hill Campus from Year 4 to Year 12, Phil was an active member of vocal groups, appeared…

The artwork of Eva Abbinga (1995-99) featured in the Melbourne’s Next Wave Festival in May. Presented in association with Abbotsford Convent Foundation as part of the festival, Arrival of the Rajah is a seven-metre wide sculpture paying homage to one of Australia’s most precious artworks, The Rajah Quilt. Originally quilted by some of the 180 convicts on-board the Rajah…

Elly McLean’s curiosity with nutrition began when she was 17 — a Caulfield Grammar student obsessed with watching tennis, football and ironman. She was fascinated with the idea that by changing what these elite athletes put into their bodies they could change their performance. After studying a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science majoring in Exercise…

Sam Lister attended Caulfield Grammar School from 2000 to 2005 where he was an active member of Buntine House and a member of the School Committee. Initially, Sam had very little idea of what he wanted to do after school, so he decided to stick with what he was good at and what he enjoyed, working…

Tamsyn Manou (nee Lewis) came to Caulfield Grammar School in 1994 in Year 10. She attended the Wheelers Hill Campus initially but transferred to Caulfield Campus to complete Years 11 and 12. She was a member of the School athletic team during each of her years at Caulfield, winning multiple events at the APS Combined Athletics…

Starting off at Caulfield Campus Richard Wied (aka Rick Viede) (1997) arrived at Caulfield as a boarder from Foster in Gippsland and was soon entrenched in everything theatrical, eventually receiving School Colours for Drama. In Morcom House, he edited the house yearbook and newsletter and was House Drama Captain. He was also a member of the…

Thriving at Caulfield Grammar Arriving at Caulfield from Abbotsleigh School in Sydney, Pip Mitchell (1997) made her mark from the start. Over the next two years, she won a swag of academic awards, received School Academic and Debating Colours and was elected to the School Committee. In Year 10, Pip had undertaken community service at the Brighton…

Well loved TV series An award-winning screenwriter, playwright, and producer, Matt Cameron (1986) began his career as a comedy writer scripting jokes for a national tonight show and working on TV series Full Frontal in 1994-95. From these beginning Matt slowly found his way into drama writing and has been involved in some of Australia’s best loved series…

Branching out at Caulfield Campus The official Year 12 Leavers Book of 1987 tells the reader all the usual things about Richard Bourke (1982-87) as a student at Caulfield. He arrived in 1982, won distinctions in mathematics competitions, rowed, played squash and football, debated, appeared in Oliver!, was on The Caulfield Grammarian committee and edited Figleaf. His entry ends by indicating that he planned…

Caulfield Grammar School (CGS) 1995 Alumnus Dr Anita Muñoz has followed her childhood passion for music performance by joining Caulfield Grammarians’ Association affiliate club, the Grammarian Singers choir. Here she tells us about what singing means to her, her time at CGS and why being a General Practitioner of medicine is the best job in…

Walter Crabtree The Crabtree family’s association with Caulfield Grammar School began when Walter Crabtree came to the School in 1930. Wal attended Caulfield State School after his family moved to Elsternwick, showing his football ability by being selected to play for Victoria in the State Schools’ Football Carnival. Moving to Caulfield Grammar in 1930, he…

Just a short tale about a bunch of old Grammarians who I believe displayed the best values one can gain from a period of education at Caulfield Grammar School. Sadly, one of our mates Andrew ‘AB’ Brandt (1977) recently lost his battle with cancer. He passed away alone, due to COVID -19 restrictions at the…

Recently awarded the title of Advanced Sports Osteopath, Dr Louise Bibby is moving mountains within her industry and is helping to pave the way for other women. Boarding at Caulfield Grammar Growing up in rural Victoria, Louise attended Caulfield Grammar School (Class of 2004) as a boarder where she was blown away by the wide…

Peter Small attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1970 (Year 7) to 1976, gaining his Higher School Certificate in his final year. Peter was a member of the first basketball team from 1974 to 1976 and in January 1974 was a member of the school squad that undertook a tour of the United States. This was…

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Malvern Grammar School was established in 1890 by Charles McLean and, in 1924, the school moved to the current site of Caulfield’s Malvern Campus in Willoby Avenue, Glen Iris, with A J (“Joe”) Marsden as its new headmaster.   In 1948 the school’s name was changed to Malvern Memorial Grammar School, the “Memorial” part of…

Born on 12 April, 1930, John Michael Landy attended Malvern Grammar School, which was close to his family’s home in Malvern East, from 1935 to 1944. He was awarded a prize in the 1936 prize giving and soon showed his athletic talent by winning events at the junior school sports. He was later a member…

Bruce Waxman was student at Caulfield from 1961 to 1967. On his Caulfield ‘journey’ he remarks: It was Bill Sayers, my Year 8 teacher, who saw potential leadership skills in me at Yarra Junction and set me on a course in cadets leading to senior CUO [Cadet Under Officer] in my last year at school….

Born in 1919, Jack Refshauge attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1929 to 1938. He was School Captain in 1938. An outstanding sportsman, Jack was a member of the first football team for five years from 1934 to 1938. He was team captain from 1936 to 1938, the 1938 team winning the Associated Grammar Schools of…

Roger Rayson attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1947 to 1957, following in the footsteps of his father Max who had been at the school in 1926 and 1927. Like Max, Roger was a member of Caulfield’s first cricket team and later went on to play for Victoria. Max’s father, Bill, although not a Caulfield Grammarian,…

Jim Hayman is a passionate Grammarian.  He was enrolled as a student at our School in 1957 and passed the matriculation examination (equivalent to today’s VCE) in 1966 with first-class honours in British History.  In his final year at school, Jim was a Prefect and  Captain of Buntine House.  He was a member of the…

Elizabeth (Liz) Russell was a member of the teaching staff at Caulfield Grammar School for 35 years – from 1963 to 1997.  During this time she taught primary students at three campuses – Caulfield (Shaw House Primary School), Malvern and Wheelers Hill – and served during the Headships of Stan Kurrle, Bruce Lumsden, Angas Holmes and Stephen Newton. Navigating the…

Grammarians who were students at Caulfield Campus in the last years of the 20th Century and the early years of the 21st will remember a lone figure of Dr Jack Cherny jogging around the Alf Mills Oval on most mornings of the year. It is calculated that he chalked up some 82,000 laps covering 45,990 kilometres over…

Lindsay Cuming attended Caulfield Grammar from 1936 to 1947. He gained his matriculation certificate in 1946. In that year he was a school officer (School Liaison), house secretary of Archer House, a member of the first eleven (premiers) and first eighteen, and a sergeant in the cadet corps. He returned to school in 1947 to…

Time at Caulfield Grammar Ian Polmear attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1940 to 1945. A member of Barnett House, he gained house colours in athletics, swimming, football and cricket. In his final year he was a School Officer (Library) and Secretary of Barnett House. He was also awarded School Colours for athletics, finishing second in…

Members of the CGA’s Marsden Chapter were saddened to learn of the death of Michael Macgeorge in September, aged 93. Michael attended Malvern Grammar School from 1936 to 1941. He was the fifth of five brothers to attend the school. In his final year Michael completed the Intermediate Certificate and was a member of the…

Morris Hart started as a student at Caulfield Grammar in 1936, after attending Caulfield North State School. His family lived in Inkerman Road, St Kilda; his uncles Myer and Nathaniel Blasebalk had previously attended the School in the 1920s, both being heavily involved in sport, particularly football and athletics. School sportsman Morris studied for the…

Rowing at Caulfield Robert Eyres was born in Deniliquin, NSW, and came to Caulfield Grammar School as a boarder in 1957. After Caulfield was admitted to the Associated Public Schools (APS) in late 1957, rowing was introduced as a sport at CGS in 1958. Rob was an enthusiastic participant and was a member of the…

Education at Caulfield Bernard Everett Bardwell, the eldest son of Everett and Fanny Bardwell was born on 8th September 1881 at Emerald Hill in Melbourne. He was first educated privately, then at East Malvern Grammar School, before being enrolled at CGS in 1892 aged eleven and at Speech Night that year gained second place in both the…

Boarder at Caulfield Grammar Walter Laishley Spier was born in South Melbourne in 1874 and was enrolled at CGS in 1888 as a 13-year-old boarder, amongst another 30 boarders, as his parents Walter and Charlotte lived in Hunter’s Hill in Sydney. However, in January 1889 as a 14-year-old he was enrolled at Sydney Grammar School and…

John Ware Robinson attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1902 to 1911. Known to his family as “Jack”, Robinson was born in St Kilda on 28th December 1891, the son of the Rev. Samuel Robinson and Annie Robinson (née Ware). Prefect & Captain Robinson passed the Junior Public Examination (equivalent to the matriculation) in 1909 but remained…

Old Boys’ Cup Ormonde Winstanley Birch was born on 14th May 1879 and was enrolled at CGS on 14th July 1896 as student 580, aged 16 years and living at 68 Sutherland Road Armadale.[1] He had previously attended Bendigo High School and his parents were John Edwards Octavius Birch and Clara Mary Cregoe and who had 4 sons and…

Born in Bendigo on 18 November 1881, Herbert Humphreys Hunter was educated at Caulfield Grammar School before completing his final year of schooling at Melbourne Grammar School. He was an outstanding schoolboy athlete, who later won a double blue in football and athletics while studying at the University of Melbourne. After gaining a qualification in…

Malvern Grammar School Charles Reginald Handfield was born in South Yarra on 26th August 1878 and was the youngest son of six children of Frederick and Mary Handfield. His father Lieutenant Frederick Oliver Handfield served in the Victorian Volunteer Navy from 1861-1870. The exact years Charles was at Malvern Grammar School are uncertain, but he was certainly a student…

The Grammarian Singers continue to make beautiful music together, rehearsing on Monday nights at Wheelers Hill Campus at 7.45pm. The choir is made up of an enthusiastic bunch of almost 20 alumni under the direction of Mr Roger Creed (ex Head of Choral Music at Wheelers Hill Campus). The brilliant Julie Argyle- Cross accompanies us…

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Tim (Head of Boarding/Parent) and Bridget (Class of 2020) discuss their experience with being an “Intergenerational Family” at Caulfield Grammar for the new Malvern Wall.

The Grammarian Singers continue to make beautiful music together, rehearsing on Monday nights at Wheelers Hill Campus at 7.45pm. The choir is made up of an enthusiastic bunch of almost 20 alumni under the direction of Mr Roger Creed (ex Head of Choral Music at Wheelers Hill Campus). The brilliant Julie Argyle- Cross accompanies us…

The Grammarians Cricket Club is actively seeking new members to bolster our MCC Club XI sides. We play one-day matches on turf wickets every Sunday, with training sessions held on Thursday nights at Glen Huntly Park. The upcoming 2023/24 season kicks off on October 22nd, running until March next year, featuring 14 rounds and finals….

From the Archives: Photo of the Month: Wheelers Hill Girls Football Team, c. 1996. As the AFL Season ends, it is timely to remember the annual girls’ football match played between Caulfield and Wheelers Hill Campus. This image dates from 1996. Can you help with names? Contact,  archives@caulfieldgs.vic.edu.au Show time in September – The Royal…

The Caulfield Grammarians Association is thrilled that past champion John Griffiths will be inducted as a VAFA Big V Champion. This is effectively the Hall of Fame for amateurs who have represented Victoria and John will be the first Grammarian honoured in this way. After finishing at CGS in 1971, where he was school captain,…

These awards recognise and celebrate excellence and outstanding service in our community. Please see below for more information on the respective awards as well as how to submit a nomination and deadlines. CGA Fellowship CGA Fellowship is the highest honour the Association can bestow. It recognises outstanding service to the School or the Association over a period of 25 years…

The Grammarian Singers continue to go from strength to strength in 2023. Under the guidance of choral director Mr Roger Creed and pianist Julie Argyle-Cross, we have continued to broaden our musical horizons with varied and interesting pieces of music.  We are always keen for new members (particularly of the male variety!) If you feel…

The famous CGFC AFL Grand Final Lunch will once again be on this year with plans underway for the best one yet. It will once again be held at Encore on St. Kilda Beach with an all star footy panel to be announced shortly. So clear your diaries for Thursday the 28th September for the best afternoon of…

We have been busy planning our Young Alumni Tell Their Stories Month as part of our broader Young Alumni Ambassadors Program. We are incredibly excited to be interviewing creator and clothes designer, Diana Klisaris (Class of 2015), and performance analyst, Daniel Sherman (Class of 2018, pictured) amongst others. Find out more from our incredible young alumni…

We are profoundly grateful for the support of the Caulfield Grammar School community including the CGA for our Giving Day. Thanks to the generosity of our donor matches, together with more than 360 donors, almost $740,000 has been raised for our Foundation Scholarship Program.  This will enable us to support 18 Foundation Scholarship students in 2024, young people, who without our help, would not have…

The CGS Tuckshop: Food and Memories. Most of us have a vivid memory of tuckshops from our school days. Recently on the radio some listeners shared their favourite foods such as Chocolate Milk, pies and donuts, salad sandwiches, cream buns, and hot buttered rolls. Photo: The Tuckshop in 1930s by student John Hepworth In the…

CGS have an upcoming event on the 15th June called Student Futures Immersion Day. Students from Year 10 and Year 11 will be taken into the industry for a day to gain an understanding of what different businesses are like, hear from Grads, and different departments and be put through some assessment tasks and group…

The Caulfield Grammarians’ Association wishes to belatedly acknowledge the passing of the last living Grammarian to play for the Caulfield Grammarians Football Club (CGFC) prior to the Second World War. Geoff Pullman finished at Caulfield Grammar in 1935 before joining Grammarians and played his last game for the club in 1940 before heading off to North Africa to…

The recent Caulfield Grammarians Rowing Club’s Come and Try Day was a huge success! If you loved rowing and would like to learn more, you are welcome to join the CGRC. An Annual Membership is $325, including social rowing and the opportunity to join a crew and receive coaching. To join, please contact the Club Secretary, Keiren…

During 2022 the CGA took momentous strides to reconnect in person with our alumni community. With COVID restrictions eased, we worked hard to re-engage with our alumni community face-to-face, often hosting multiple reunions on the same night. In total we hosted 45 events and are proud to report the total attendance at events this year…

As part of National Careers Week, the Wheelers Hills Senior students were given the opportunity to hear from close to 30 Alumni from seven different disciplines. The students heard about all the different pathways post school, how the alumni’s have navigated the changing landscape from school to their chosen area and lots of tips to…

The CGA’s award winning Reverse Mentoring Program is fast approaching with the first event kicking off on Thursday 1st June. Reverse Mentoring was actually coined in the 1990’s by CEO of General Electric Jack Welch. He introduced it in an effort to teach executives about using the internet. Whilst not a new approach, in a…

Our Giving Day this year is on Wednesday 7 June, to enable us to provide opportunities to more students whose financial circumstances would prevent them from coming to our great School. We have one day to raise more than $700,000 and each and every donation will be quadrupled by our donor matches. You can watch the countdown and donate early at www.charidy.com/cgsgiving2023….

Languages have been part of the Caulfield Grammar curriculum since establishment and were taught as part of a classical education. From 1881, French, German and Latin were taught by School Founder, Rev J Henry Davies with an emphasis on grammatical rules, rote learning, and translation of literary texts. A transformation in language teaching at Caulfield…

Andrew Herington (source: The Age) Andrew Herington attended Caulfield Grammar briefly in 1964 and then from 1967 to 1969.  He was Dux of the School in 1969.  He followed his brothers Adrian (1957-64), Peter (1958-67) and Philip (1960-67) as students at the School.  Passionate about social issues such as the ending Australia’s involvement in the…

Photographs, letters and postcards show us that the people away at war turned their minds to home and families whenever possible. Many soldiers going off to the war had a photograph taken of themselves in uniform, often a studio portrait taken at a professional studio. These images were treasured by families as keepsakes and copies…

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Malvern Grammar School was established in 1890 by Charles McLean and, in 1924, the school moved to the current site of Caulfield’s Malvern Campus in Willoby Avenue, Glen Iris, with A J (“Joe”) Marsden as its new headmaster.   In 1948 the school’s name was changed to Malvern Memorial Grammar School, the “Memorial” part of…

Life at CGS Aron Williams graduated from Caulfield Grammar in 2019 having been a part of the community since Year 7. Aron’s time at school can be defined as one big learning experience that was integral to who is today: “teachers really believed in me and gave me the best experience possible at school.” Aron…

Daniel Sherman graduated from Caulfield Grammar in 2018 after beginning his journey at just 3 years old at Malvern Campus. Sport was pivotal in shaping Daniel’s time at school; many of the key moments he still reminisces about today stem from his joy of playing sports and the friendships he formed while doing so. Life…

Ella Stonier-Watson began her Caulfield Grammar School experience at Malvern Campus as a four-year old ‘preppie’.  “I was very lucky in that I had an amazing school experience, which speaks not only to Caulfield as a school, but also to my cohort”.   Key moments of her schooling life included receiving her pen license, gaining leadership…

Sasha Selemba has nothing but great things to say about his experience at Caulfield Grammar, with the day-to-day interactions with his classmates and teachers being a real highlight. An avid rower during his time at school, Sasha’s favourite memory was the 2017 Head of the River competition in which his team made the A Final…

High school life Persephone Waxman spent many formative years at Caulfield, attending from kindergarten until graduation in 2015. During their time at school Persephone was heavily involved in the music program and participated in orchestras, stage bands, and the Battle of the Bands. Persephone also played in the brass quintet at St Paul’s Cathedral in…

Born on 12 April, 1930, John Michael Landy attended Malvern Grammar School, which was close to his family’s home in Malvern East, from 1935 to 1944. He was awarded a prize in the 1936 prize giving and soon showed his athletic talent by winning events at the junior school sports. He was later a member…

Anna Skarbek (Class of 1993) is the CEO of ClimateWorks Australia, working to develop the low carbon economy. Anna attended Wheelers Hill Campus and has many fond memories of her time at school such as Yarra Junction, going horse riding and skiing, debating, lunchtimes in the Year 12 common room, watching her friends in musicals…

Abbey Gallop (Class of 2015) reflects fondly on her time as a student at Caulfield. She attended the school from three-year-old kindergarten through to Year 12. Despite staying at one school for her entire education, Abbey doesn’t feel that she missed out on a thing. Abbey participated in sport during her junior years and was…

Bruce Waxman was student at Caulfield from 1961 to 1967. On his Caulfield ‘journey’ he remarks: It was Bill Sayers, my Year 8 teacher, who saw potential leadership skills in me at Yarra Junction and set me on a course in cadets leading to senior CUO [Cadet Under Officer] in my last year at school….

Graduating from Caulfield in 2020 was particularly challenging for Casey and her peers due to the pandemic and lockdown restrictions. Despite this, her high school experience was a positive one including lifelong friendships and happy memories such as her visits to the Nanjing Campus in Year 9 and on the Year 11 Language Tour. It…

Emily Angwin’s journey from Caulfield Grammar School (Class of 2005) to becoming an International News Anchor for Al Jazeera English is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and passion for journalism. Emily remembers her time at Caulfield Grammar School fondly and looks back at her high school experience with gratitude and appreciation. She is…

Born in 1919, Jack Refshauge attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1929 to 1938. He was School Captain in 1938. An outstanding sportsman, Jack was a member of the first football team for five years from 1934 to 1938. He was team captain from 1936 to 1938, the 1938 team winning the Associated Grammar Schools of…

Melissa Fein, a Caulfield Campus graduate of 1998 recalls her time at CGS having been full of adventures and fond memories. Melissa began school with the first group of girls to start Year 9 since introducing a co-ed system in 1993. Less than 15 students in her year were females. Melissa recalls forming life-long friendships…

Roger Rayson attended Caulfield Grammar School from 1947 to 1957, following in the footsteps of his father Max who had been at the school in 1926 and 1927. Like Max, Roger was a member of Caulfield’s first cricket team and later went on to play for Victoria. Max’s father, Bill, although not a Caulfield Grammarian,…

School Life  Coming from the small country town of Mansfield, Gabriel Bergmoser boarded at Caulfield Campus from 2007 to 2009 and loved his schooling experience. Gabriel had an entirely new personal and academic environment to get used to as a result of his move to Melbourne. He recalls it being a major adjustment, Caulfield and…

Starting Out Will Edwards lived the best of both worlds, attending Wheelers Hill Campus from Year 7-9 and Caulfield Campus from Year 10-12 after moving houses. After graduating in 2011, Will cannot speak more highly of his experience at Caulfield Grammar. “I have nothing but fond memories, and a number of my close friends to…

  After graduating from Caulfield Grammar School in 2019, Lucy Coates now reminisces on the positive experiences she encountered during her time at the school. After losing her vision in a car accident, Lucy studied hard to get into university and recalls making lifelong friends at Caulfield. She recounts CGS as being the first place…

After graduating from Caulfield Campus in 1992, Alex Wadelton followed his passion for writing and spreading awareness of the power of creativity. Starting Out Alex attended Caulfield Grammar School from pre-prep at Malvern through to Year 12 at Caulfield Campus. He recalls basketball playing a large role in helping him to feel a sense of…

Tim (Head of Boarding/Parent) and Bridget (Class of 2020) discuss their experience with being an “Intergenerational Family” at Caulfield Grammar for the new Malvern Wall.

Check out the memorable moments captured during the 10 and 15 Year Reunion held at The Deck in Brighton for the Classes of 2009 and 2014.

The 30 and 35 year reunion for the Class of 1989 and 1994 was held on the 21st of March 2024 at The Deck in Brighton.

See the highlights from the recent 2024 Golden Alumni Society Luncheon in February.

Aly Zhang (Class of 2011) explores this month’s theme of “Diversity” by reflecting on her career as an Australian Chinese Multidisciplinary Creative and current Head of Delivery at FutureLabs.

The 20 and 25 year reunion for the class of 1999 and 2004 was held on the 24th of April 2024 at Gloria’s in Camberwell.

Highlights from the recent Cocktails and Conversations event held in the Malvern Campus Ballroom. 100 Years of Teaching and Learning at Malvern was celebrated alongside the recent launch of the Malvern Grammarian Wall.

Harry Coleman (Class of 2016) shares his experience stepping into the real world after school and how environmental care and education became a passion worth pursuing a career in.

Highlights from the 40 and 45 Year Reunion for the Class of 1979 & 1984 held at Gloria’s in Camberwell.

As we celebrate this month’s theme of Golden Alumni, graduate of Class of 1967 and Past CGA President, Bill White, shares his experience with Shaw House Primary School, Caulfield Campus and his ongoing participation within the CGA.

Watch the highlights from the Caulfield Grammarian Association’s recent Golden Alumni Society Luncheon, held on the 14th of September 2023.

Thank you to everyone who attended our inaugural Golden Alumni Society High Tea on Friday 26 February. We hope you got the opportunity to connect with old friends and make new ones! We look forward to welcoming you to the next one.

Leah Lambart, a career & interview coach, founder of Melbourne-based career coaching business, Relaunch Me and host of the Relaunch Your Career podcast, provides her top tips on finding your new career.

As the CGA celebrates our September theme of “Career & Life Transitions”, Liam McIntyre (Class of 1999) discusses his journey through acting and the moments that led him to getting the lead role of Spartacus.

Hollia Liam (Class of 2009) assists the CGA in celebrating July’s theme of “Diversity and Equality”. Hollia discusses her experience transitioning to Caulfield Grammar School as an international student, whilst reflecting on her time as a Grammarian and part of the CGA community.

The 20 and 25 Year Reunion for the Class of 2003 & 1998 was held on 23 March 2023 at The Deck, Brighton. As we look forward to the next one, take some time to watch the highlights above!