As Chair of ASIC, James Shipton (OM 1987) oversees corporate, markets and financial services regulation in Australia. Read his story here.

Creating an environment rich in connection is an important focus for the President of the Old Melburnians.

The Year 6 production was a supercalifragilisticexpialidocious show.

Year 11 student, Guillaume Delvaen, reflects on how friendships can be enhanced by differences.

The study of World Religions forms an important part of the curriculum and co-curricular programmes throughout the School.

For Year 11 debater, Patrick Irwin, initiating and organising an inter-school Model United Nations (UN) competition was a natural fit.

Year 12 student, Fraser Symons, is the top ranked U20 400m hurdler in Australia but academic studies remain a high priority.

Building connections between students who share common interests is an important part of Wadhurst’s core philosophy.

The Wadhurst community united to support another community in need.

The Grimwade House exhibition – Portraits of Women – celebrated women the children love and admire.