News and Events
Sports Report
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Our boys’ badminton, table-tennis and volleyball teams all started the season on a high with three impressive wins! In the tightest battle, the badminton result came down to just a few points. Both Jason Hou and Darren Qiang were impressive in their respective matches. Our table tennis boys, with Oscar Li and Kim Wang leading […]
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Coach of Victorian Under 20s Womens' Basketball Team
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Back in August, we announced how thrilled we are that Plenty Campus coach and teacher, Ms Katrina Hibbert, has been appointed as the coach of the Victorian Under 20s Womens’ Basketball Team. Read and watch this insightful interview with Katrina on the Basketball Victoria website. ,,
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Valedictory Dinner 2017
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At the end of last week, our Classes of 2017 attended their respective Valedictory Dinners. The celebrations began on Thursday evening with Plenty Campus Year 12s at Leonda on the Yarra and continued on Friday evening with The Ridgeway Campus at Melbourne Town Hall. The 2017 cohort was recognised for their hard work and commitment, […]
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Wanless Family Aviation Scholarship
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The recently announced Wanless Family Aviation Scholarship has found its inaugural recipient. Following the interview and flight evaluation process, Cooper Simmons, a current Year 10 student at Plenty Campus, was selected as the inaugural recipient of the scholarship. Cooper is an Air Force Cadet and has had a passionate interest in aviation for many years. […]
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October Sports News
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An October sports update from Buckley House. Years 3/4 Basketball The Boys’ and Girls’ Year 4 Basketball Teams went to the Region Hoop Time Basketball tournament last week. They competed brilliantly for the school winning games and playing in fantastic spirit. It was a very tough competition being a regional championship and unfortunately, the girls […]
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India Trip Student Reflection
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Year 9 student Fraser wrote an inspiring reflection about his experience on the recent India trip. And it calls to mind Maya Angelou’s words: that ‘we are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike’. “Seeing India has made me see that in the world, everyone is the same. At Daly College, we performed at […]
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Jagajaga Sports Awards
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A number of members of the Ivanhoe Grammar School community were honoured at last week’s Jagajaga Sports Awards, presented by Federal Member Jenny Macklin. Congratulations to the following people: David Gibbs – Services to Canoeing,, Peter Hogg – Services to Canoeing,, Lachlan Bassett – Slalom Canoeing ,, Tristan Carter – Slalom Canoeing,, Tom Salomon – […]
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Women in Leadership
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Ivanhoe Grammar School believes that our exceptional staff is the most prized asset of our school, and supporting them in their leadership goals is a priority. We are proud to be supporting Voula Arnas, Head of Middle Years and Deputy Head of the Ridgeway Campus, in her application to attend a professional learning opportunity at […]
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Mango Fundraiser
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It’s that time of year again! Order a tray of mangoes by Friday 27 October and raise funds for the Performing Arts. This annual, parent-run fundraiser for Ivanhoe Grammar School Performing Arts is a great way to support the arts and welcome mango-eating weather! Cost: $26 per tray Each tray contains between 10 and 14 […]
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Q&A with Ms Redmond
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“Every year my first goal is to shape a classroom where learning is exciting, challenging and celebrated, and where curiosity is encouraged.” We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Buckley House Prep teacher, Ms Kellie Redmond, for a series of interviews with teachers at Ivanhoe Grammar School. Ms Redmond joined Ivanhoe at the start of […]
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Cambodia Service Trip Student Reflection
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Students in Years 10 and 11 travelled to Cambodia as part of the School’s Round Square Cambodia Service Project.
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Alumna Shae Wissell
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Today we are sharing the story of a member of our School community who embodies the definition of a young person of character. Shae Wissell graduated from the Plenty Campus in 1997. As a student at Ivanhoe Grammar School, Shae loved reading and creative writing but was unknowingly struggling with dyslexia, a condition that she […]
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