News and Events
Cadet Shield Award
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A history making event was achieved at the Ceremonial Parade as Ridgeway 4 Platoon won all three Cadet Shields this year, which has never been achieved by any platoon before. The three shields are: Redhead Shield: is named after Frank Redhead, a past student who was captured by the Japanese at the fall of Ambon […]
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Carlton AFL players visit Buckley House
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Buckley House students were one of approximately 20 schools in the Northern Region who received a visit from a Carlton AFL player that day as part of their community program. The players were at the School for 90 minutes. For the first 45 minutes they were in the Innovation Centre with the Year 4’s to […]
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Winter Sport - Round 2 results
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Winter Sport – Round 2 results are outlined below: ,, ,, ,, ,, Team ,, ,, result ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, Boys Football ,, ,, 12.10.82 defeated Trinity 5.13.43 ,, ,, ,, ,, Boys Soccer ,, 1 lost to Marcellin 2 ,, ,, ,, Boys Hockey ,, 6 lost to Trinity 7 ,, ,, […]
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Two new IB subjects offered at the School
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Year 11 students who choose to study the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program will have two new subjects on offer from 2016 which will provide students with new Humanities and Science alternatives. (1) Business Management – available at Standard or High Level – complements Economics or provides an alternative to it. (2) Sport, Exercise and […]
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Charly on track to success
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Charly began competing in athletics in 2009 and has since been making great strides on the circuit. Charly was selected in the U13 Victorian State team to compete in the Australian Little Athletics Championships in Perth from Friday 24 to Monday 27 April. Competing against the best young athletes in the country, Charly won a […]
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Students get a taste of living below the line
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This year 11 students from Years 8 to 10 have committed to live below the line for one of Australia’s largest youth-run organisations, Oaktree. From Monday 4 to Friday 8 May, students were able to gain an insight into some of the challenges faced by those living in extreme poverty. The Live Below the Line […]
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Olivia travels to the Australian Institute of Sport
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On Thursday 14 May, Year 10 student Olivia will travel to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra with the Athletics Australia U17 Development Squad. Olivia was selected to take part in the four day high performance training camp as she has demonstrated a great deal of promise in athletics, with the AIS believing […]
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Melbourne Vixens new recruit makes debut
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On Sunday 3 May, Class of 2014 student Alice Teague-Neeld played her first competition with the Melbourne Vixens. Alice was offered a contract with the netball team in 2014 and was one of the youngest signings for the Vixens since the trans-Tasman ANZ Championships began in 2008. She was also a significant contributor to the […]
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Kyle plays first game with the AFL
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On Sunday 3 May, Kyle Langford (‘14) played his first game of AFL with Essendon. Kyle was a significant contributor in sport whilst at the School. He not only captained the School Football team, but he was also an important member of our Cricket and Athletic teams. Interestingly, if Kyle had not hit the post […]
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Next School Principal Announced
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From the Chairman of the Board of Governors The Board has invited Mr Gerard Foley to be the next Principal of Ivanhoe Grammar School and he has accepted. Mr Foley will assume the role towards the end of the year to coincide with the start of the Early Commencement Program. Gerard has been with Ivanhoe […]
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Ivanhoe alumnus recruited by USA College
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It isn’t every day that you are given the opportunity to study overseas but that’s exactly what Ivanhoe resident Wes Spargo is doing. Wes will head to Salt Lake City in the USA in August this year to attend Westminster College as their newly recruited Track and Field Student-Athlete as part of the Transfer Presidential […]
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Virtual Excursion Technology Enhances Classroom Learning
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Traditionally the incursion or excursion has been the teacher’s go-to for complementing or enhancing the learning in their classroom. Logistically, the exercise of coordinating an incursion or excursion is an intense affair and factors such as location, cost or timing can often make it unfeasible to go through with. Now teachers have another option at […]
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