Global Education
Being a ‘global citizen’ has been a focus at Ivanhoe Grammar School since our foundation in 1915 and our service and leadership activities continue to define the School’s culture. In the 21st Century, these activities have evolved into international awareness, expanding the definition of good citizens to being good global citizens and having a Global awareness and understanding.
Supporting students to develop a global outlook has seen the School adopt many initiatives that embed this global focus into all areas of school life. In 2024, Global Education as a stand-alone subject was implemented across the school for Years 7 and 8.
Using the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) as a foundation, drawing from a deep well of research on global education trends as well as building on the foundation of numerous successful projects in schools around the world, Ivanhoe Grammar School has created a unique curriculum for a compulsory Global Education.
Ivanhoe Grammar School is proud to be part of the Round Square International Network. Along with our Model UN programs, our commitment to this broad international vision compliments our global education program.
Groundbreaking Global Education Initiative at Ivanhoe Grammar School
Junior Round Square Conference
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In Term 3, a delegation of Year 5 students attended a Junior Round Square Conference in Launceston, hosted by Scotch Oakburn College.
read moreCharacter Education
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Ivanhoe Grammar School was officially awarded a Promising Practice Award during the Character.org conference in Washington.
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The School has recently embarked on an accreditation process with an international organisation to become a registered and accredited school of character.
read moreModel UN Competition
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On Wednesday 23 May Ivanhoe Grammar School hosted a Model UN (MUN) for students from Years 9-12.
read moreOne child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.
Malala Yousafzai