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Opened on 1 October 1855, Geelong Grammar School was founded as a private venture intended to provide quality secondary education to the sons of Geelong’s burgeoning middle class, under the auspices of the Church of England.
- Archives & Heritage Collections | Geelong Grammar School
Our Archives are the repository for the official and...
- Our School | Geelong Grammar School | Tradition & Innovation
We trace our history to humble beginnings in 1855, when the...
- Archives & Heritage Collections | Geelong Grammar School
The school was founded in 1855 as a private diocesan school with the blessing of Bishop Perry by the Venerable Theodore Stretch, Archdeacon of Geelong, with an initial enrolment of fourteen boys.
Our Archives are the repository for the official and unofficial documentary records of Geelong Grammar School, Clyde School and The Hermitage School, including admissions registers, publications, bursars’ records, ephemera, letters, minutes and record books.
We trace our history to humble beginnings in 1855, when the School opened with just 14 pupils in two semi-detached houses in Villamanta Street, Geelong. Today, we celebrate a vibrant and lively community, touching the lives of many across the world.
History. Geelong Grammar School is an independent Anglican co-educational boarding and day school catering for students from early learning centre through to senior years. The school's main campus is located in Corio on the northern outskirts of Geelong, Victoria. ... Administrative structure.
29 avr. 2014 · John Lewis, a New Zealander, had come to Geelong Grammar School in August 1980 from Eton College, where he had been Master-in-College (Housemaster of the King’s Scholars), and it was to Eton he...
History is everywhere at Geelong Grammar School, with heritage buildings, sculptures and significant trees all making up a kaleidoscope of heritage and a unique sense of place. The Collection aims to be accessible via an ongoing digitisation project and through online exhibitions.
