Our School
More than 100 years since it opened its doors in 1915 with 12 students in a Parish Hall, Ivanhoe Grammar School has grown to become one of Melbourne’s leading private schools. Today, it is a multi-campus, co-educational school offering Early Learning to Year 12. With campuses in Ivanhoe, Doreen and Macleod, families in Melbourne’s North have access to the inspired learning and exceptional educational outcomes on offer at Ivanhoe.
On the following pages, we proudly introduce you to our School; our People, our proud History and our unique Purpose.
As we journey through our school years, we gain more than just great education, we receive opportunities both within and beyond the classroom. Ivanhoe Grammar School has a strong history, but our eyes are set firmly ahead: educating young people of character for a global future.
Ivanhoe Grammar School is committed to the principles of Australian Democracy which includes the process of elected government, adhering to the rules of law and equal rights for all before the law. In addition, the School believes in freedom of religion, freedom of speech and association and promotes the values of openness and tolerance.
We look forward to welcoming you to our school.
Latest news
Middle Years Music Camp
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The Middle Years Music Camp, held at the scenic Rutherford Park Country Retreat, was an enriching and rewarding experience for all involved.
read moreVCE Theatre Studies - Blood Brothers
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The VCE Theatre Studies class is performing Blood Brothers by Willy Russell at the Schuster Drama Studio.
read moreUniversity of Melbourne Philosophy Excursion
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Students visited the University of Melbourne's School of Historical and Philosophical Studies (SHAPS) for a full day of philosophy.
read moreCross Country Season
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The Buckley House Cross Country team is having a strong season, marked by determination and standout performances in multiple events.
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As we journey through our school years at Ivanhoe, we gain more than just great education, we receive opportunities both within and beyond the classroom.
Mr Gerard Foley
Principal