Acknowledgement of Country
Brisbane Grammar School acknowledges the Jagera people and the Turrbal people as the Traditional Owners of the lands on which our School is located. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge their deep connections to the country and waterways where we meet, work, play and learn.
November
Good afternoon, Old Boy Mr Toby Jenkins ‘97, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Mr Warren Traves, respected members of the Board of Trustees, distinguished guests, and staff, students and parents. It is an honour to present the 157th Annual Report of Brisbane Grammar School.
Today, we recognise the outstanding achievements of our senior students. Prior to reflecting on this year, however, I acknowledge the dedication and professionalism displayed by my colleagues. Their ongoing commitment, diligence and enthusiasm for mentoring and supporting our students form the foundation of the School’s continued success.
Brisbane Grammar School was founded in 1868, under the Grammar Schools Act of 1860. Established as an autonomous institution committed to serving the public interest, the School has retained a focus on nurturing intellectual curiosity, ethical responsibility and civic engagement.
Over the years, BGS has intentionally enhanced its services to benefit our community, whilst consistently maintaining its core values. Our mission is to cultivate graduates who are equipped to lead lives marked by purpose and distinction.
To fulfil this pledge, the School actively adopts new ways of thinking
“Our mission is to cultivate graduates who are equipped to lead lives marked by purpose and distinction.”
and new methods, such as the development of a dynamic digital platform. This avant-garde approach ensures students and staff are well equipped for the demands of a rapidly evolving educational landscape, while still preserving the School’s core values and traditions.
BGS Connect — which is now in development — places the School at the leading edge of educational technology, while ensuring rigorous data security and privacy protection. Through the integration of a modular digital platform, BGS will
streamline operations, improve communications and ensure digital readiness for staff and students.
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly influential, BGS is adjusting its operating model to keep abreast of digital advancements without compromising its educational or organisational standards. Teaching staff are gaining essential skills and knowledge, thus enabling them to responsibly integrate AI and prepare students to use these tools ethically and creatively.
Similarly, our commitment to innovation is exemplified in our
focus on providing a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths) education. This multidisciplinary approach encourages students to think judiciously and inventively.
The Innovation Summits license staff and students to tackle major public challenges by using design thinking. As noted by Kelley and Knowles (2016), problem-based learning fosters engagement and promotes critical thinking and collaboration.
Almost 900 students are engaged in these summits, taking part in projects such as Mars Life,
Sports Science, Jurassic Earth and Social Justice. These initiatives not only enrich the learning experience but nurture a mindset of curiosity and adaptability, which serves our students well. The focus on holistic development aligns with the School’s commitment to maintaining academic standards.
At the heart of these progressive initiatives lies an unyielding promise to educational quality. BGS maintains high academic outcomes through shared efforts of the academic leadership team, who design and implement research-informed programs, which are meticulously aligned with the Australian curriculum and Queensland syllabi.
The School prioritises teacher
training to facilitate preparedness for emerging educational trends. By providing targeted professional learning opportunities, educators are equipped to adapt to evolving curricular standards and changes in pedagogy. This investment enhances instructional practice but also affirms the School’s dedication to sustained academic excellence and deliberate succession planning.
Participating in sport, the arts and community service nurtures the boys’ confidence. By engaging in a broad spectrum of activities, students are encouraged to explore new interests, develop leadership skills and contribute meaningfully to both school and community initiatives.
This year, staff and students
excelled in varied cocurricular activities, consistently demonstrating high levels of participation and achievement.
The School’s flagship teams won premierships in Chess, Debating, Fencing, Football and Gymnastics, and earned podium finishes in Cross Country, Rowing, Sailing, Swimming and Volleyball.
The visual and performing arts program maintains its distinguished reputation, with students and staff characteristically showing their talents through an array of dramatic productions, musical ensembles, choral performances and artistic exhibitions.
In addition, BGS offers a wide variety of clubs, including those focused on robotics, engineering,
environmental action and entrepreneurship. Participation in these activities enables students to investigate new disciplines, contribute to community projects, and cultivate a balanced profile that aligns with their future goals.
The School’s Public Purpose program delivers essential services to families in need. Once again, student-led fundraising efforts aided many charitable agencies, with assistance provided to organisations such as Eat Up, which supports children facing food insecurity, and Rize Up, which assists families affected by domestic violence.
Our students also delivered academic support to children as part of the Homework Club, at
“At the heart of these progressive initiatives lies an unyielding promise to educational quality.”
Kelvin Grove State College, and the Reading Club, at Brisbane Central State School. Staff and students staged many events to raise awareness about important social issues.
Improving student wellbeing and resilience helps students manage change; therefore, promoting better mental health and social outcomes (Dix et al., 2020). The Protect and Connect initiative is central to the School’s educational framework. This program helps to prevent bullying, promote respect, and support healthy views on sexuality.
Guided by the Wellbeing Team, pastoral care initiatives and tailored support programs empower students to navigate challenges confidently, promoting both individual growth and collective responsibility. These initiatives ensure students feel supported and valued.
The Boarding program stands as a cornerstone of our educational
offering, playing a vital role in enriching the school community. Bringing together students of diverse backgrounds, regions and cultures, the program encourages a sense of unity and shared experience, strengthening the fabric of school life.
In recent years, a notable rise in the demand for boarding placements has underscored the changing needs and preferences of the student body, and highlighted the growing appeal of the boarding experience at BGS. In recognition of this, the School is investigating the possibility of a dedicated senior boarding house.
Equally, BGS remains committed to outdoor education and is steadily investing in the program to improve the student experience. With enrolments on the rise and increased use of the secondary site at Bitenbar, improvements at the main campus at Pepperina Hill are underway. These enhancements
“By embracing responsibility and upholding the School’s values, they have deepened our traditions and built a durable foundation for future cohorts.”
will maintain the program’s sustainability and quality, guaranteeing it continues as an essential part of the well-rounded educational portfolio on offer at BGS.
In 2026, the School will celebrate the 50-year anniversary of the Outdoor Education program. This milestone highlights the importance of outdoor education in nurturing student growth and personal development. In anticipation of the golden jubilee, BGS is planning a series of events, which will bring the community together to honour the program’s legacy.
As this report nears an end, I express my gratitude to all members of our community. The School’s lasting success relies on volunteers and main bodies, such as the P&F Association, the P&F Auxiliary, the Old Boys’ Association, and many support groups.
I want to recognise the outstanding leadership of Justin Beirne, Rachel Dauber and Adam Franklin whose contributions have been pivotal in creating an ethos characterised by collective purpose. This type of spirit contributes to school programs, and improves the experience for
staff and students.
Furthermore, the School expresses appreciation for the Board of Trustees, who guide and support strategic objectives. Their ongoing dedication to a progressive, inclusive learning environment is central to our success.
Likewise, I extend thanks to members of the Senior Leadership Team for their guidance, and delivery of programs and services. Their considered decision-making, firm commitment and invaluable expertise have advanced our goals.
Next, I thank the Class of 2025 for their ardent leadership. By embracing responsibility and upholding the School’s values, they have deepened our traditions and built a durable foundation for future cohorts. The community wishes them ongoing success and good health.
In addition, I acknowledge all students for their valuable contributions this year. Their high
level of engagement has elevated the vibrancy and prosperity of our school.
Lastly, I extend my gratitude to parents for entrusting BGS with their sons’ education. It is a privilege to have earned your confidence; we value the opportunity to engage as partners in nurturing the progress of each student.
As another year draws to a close, I tender my best wishes to all members of the BGS community. I hope the summer break is a pleasant and restorative period with loved ones.
We appreciate your sustained involvement, which contributes significantly to the enduring community spirit at Brisbane Grammar School.
Mr Anthony Micallef Headmaster
Board of Trustees
Mr W TRAVES, BE(Hons), MEngSc, FIEAust, CPEng, RPEQ, FAICD (Chairman)
Mr S BIZZELL, BCom UQ, SA Fin, MAICD (Deputy Chairman)
Ms C BLAKE, BCom, FCPA, FCA, FFin, AGIA, GAICD
Dr J CICHERO, BA UQ, BSpThy (Hons) UQ, PhD UQ, Honorary Associate Professor UQ
PROF D MACDONALD, BHMS(Ed)(Hons) UQ, PhD Deakin, FNAK, FAIESEP, GAICD (To June)
Mr S MCLEOD KC, BA, LLB, LLM UQ, MPhil IntRel, LLM (Hons) Cantab
Mr S MOORE AM, BBiomedSc UQ
Mr M CORGAT, BCom UQ, MBA GU, FCA, GAICD (Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Chief Financial Officer)
Headmaster
Mr A E MICALLEF, BA, DipEd, MA Syd, MACEL
Senior Leadership
Senior Deputy Headmaster, Mr D J CARROLL, BA UQ, GradDipArts, GradDipTeach, MEL ACU
Chief Information Officer, Ms A HILL, BBus UON, GAICD
Deputy Headmaster Cocurricular, Mr G B THORNE, BEd QUT, MBA GU, MACEL
Deputy Headmaster Teaching and Learning, Mr S G USCINSKI, BA(Hons) UQ, GradDipT, MEd QUT
Executive Director Educational Innovation, Ms J ZERVOS, BA, DipEd, MEdSt UQ, MACEL, MCCT (Leave Term 2)
Executive Director People and Culture, Dr E STRYDOM, BComm UNISA, MHealth Care LUC, MBA USQ, D.HCML LUC, GCertMigLaw GU
Head of Middle School, Ms R CAMPBELL, BEd QUT, MEdSt UON, ProfCertIns Melb, MACEL
Head of Senior School, Mr S S C CONWAY, BEd QUT, ProfCertInstrLead, MInstrLead Melb
Directors
Director of Advancement and Events, Ms L Gardiner, BApp Science (Law) UC
Director of Assessment and Reporting, Mr J ATKINS, PGCE, BSc(Hons), AdCertEd QUB, PQH NI
Director of Continuous Improvement, Ms K STEVENSON, BCom, GradDipEd UQ, GrDipApp F&I Securities Institute
Director of Cocurricular Music, Mr P INGRAM, MMus FSU, BA (Mus) QCGU, AMusA AMEB, GradDipT QUT
Director of Community Relations, Ms N BLOM, BCommJour GU (Leave from September)
Director of Counselling and Academic Services, Dr N P SIMMONS, BSocSci(Psych) GDipEd QUT PGDipEdSt (Psych) MEdPsych UQ PhD (Tas) GAICD FCEDP MAPS
Director of Enrolments, Mr J P SMITH, BEd QUT, MEd UON, AssocDegSocSc ACU
Director of Facilities, Mr C DERRICK, NEBS Cert Supervisory Management. Dip Building Construction.Cert IV WPHS.C.I.O.B.
Director of Finance, Mr B A WALKER-DAVIES, LLB(Hons) QUT, BBus(Accounting)(Dist) QUT, CA, CIA CRMA CFSA PMIIA IIA, CISA ISACA (To August)
Director of Finance, Ms C Bennett, BAcc RU, CA (From November)
Director of Infrastructure and Applications, Mr W ROGERS, BIT MIS
Director of Learning Analytics, Mr N HOLLAND, BSc, BSc(Hons) UQ, MEd QUT, PGDipEd ACU (Cross Country Co-Director)
Director of Library Services, Mr J BYRNE, BA UQ, GradDipEd ACU, GradDipEd (Teacher-Librarianship) QUT
Director of Organisational Learning, Dr H CAMPOS REMON, BEd GU, PhD USQ (Acting Executive Director Educational Innovation Term 2)
Director of Outdoor Education, Mr D L JERVIS, BEd PD HPE UOW, Cert IV Outdoor TAFE
Director of Risk and Compliance, Mr C WOODHOUSE, BCom UOW
Director of Sport and Activities, Mr J N CLANCY, BEd USQ, DipT QUT
Director of Sports Performance, Mr G K DI LOSA, BEd QUT (Track and Field Director)
Director of School Operations, Mr F C MCCLATCHY, BA CSU, TchCred, MEd USQ
Director of STEAM Education, Ms T J NEILSEN, BEd(Hons), BCreativeInd QUT
Director of Student Wellbeing Programs, Ms P DOUGLAS, BEd QUT
Director of Teaching Development, Mrs A J HART, BSc, BA(Hons) UQ, PGDipEd UQ
Advisor, Professional Growth, Ms H JOHNSTON, BA UQ, GradDipEd UC, GradCertEd ACER, ProfCertInstrLead, MInstrLead Melb, MACEL
Assistant Director of Outdoor Education, Mr M L FAIRLEY, BHSc UNE, DipOR, CertIVOE
Assistant Head of Middle School Cocurricular, Mr G TIER, BSc MU, GradDipEd ACU, DipAppSc SIT
Assistant Head of Middle School Students, Mr C TIMMS, BA, GradDip, MEd QUT
Assistant Head of Middle School Teaching & Learning, Ms L CARR, BEd QUT
Heads of Year
Head of Year 12, Mr C DASH, BEd/BSc UQ, MEdLead MU
Head of Year 11, Mr J HOPES, BEd QUT
Head of Year 10, Mr A BLOCH, BAppSc QUT, GradDipEd UQ
Head of Year 9, Mr A G SKINNER, BEd, BASi QUT
Head of Year 8, Mr S J LOBASCHER, BEd, MEd GU, GradCert UQ
Head of Year 7, Ms C G THOMPSON, BEd GU, MEd USQ AITSL
Head of Year 6, Mr P KENNY, BEdSt, DipTeach MTC, MEd USQ, MACEL
Head of Year 5, Mr I R GRICE, BCom(Hons), LLB(Hons) UQ, GradDipEd UNE, ProfCertIns Melb
Head of Harlin House, Mr J FARRELL, BA PCGE
Head of Griffith House, Mr T HOLZGREFE, BEd QUT
Heads of Department
Head of Academic Services, Ms M R MAGUIRE, BEd, GCEd, BA, GradCertEdStud (InclusiveEd) UQ
Head of Biological Science, Ms A M SMITH, BA, BSc UQ, Grad Dip Ed QUT
Head of Chemistry, Mrs C RUBIRA, BBiomedSC, GradDip GU
Head of Chinese, Mrs M JIN, MEd, BA UQ
Head of Curriculum Services, Mr G A DABELSTEIN, MAApplLing GU, BA, DipEd, GradCertJapan UQ, MIICT
Head of Design, Mr J FOULGER, DipEd GU, GradDipDesign UTS
Head of Drama, Mr B A NEWTH, BA, GradDipEd QUT
Head of Economics, Ms N BERNDT, BCom, BEcon UQ, GradDipCA CA ANZ, GradDipAppFin Securities Inst, GradDipEd, GradCert RE ACU, MLeadThe BBI
Head of English, Mr G P HOWES, BA UQ, BEd, MEd QUT, MACEL, ProfCertInsLead Melb)
Head of French, Ms J GOODWIN, GradDipEd ACU, LLB, BA, GradDipLegalPrac QUT
Head of Geography, Mrs C L PEPPER-ROGERS, BSc(Hons) Hull, MSc Bristol, PGCE London
Head of General Mathematics, Mr A A HOWARD, GradDipEd UQ, BEng(Hons) USQ
Head of History, Ms S du RAND, BA, DipEd, MA(Hons), U.KwazuluNatal
Head of Japanese, Ms K L ALLINGHAM, BA MAS, GradDIpEd GU
Head of Languages, Ms J SAPOUNGIS, BA GU, AdvStudChin SYSU, GradDipEd QUT
Head of Mathematics, Ms M B E PEARCE, PGCE, MCI UON AITSL
Head of Mathematical Methods, Ms P GREENLAND, BSc UQ, DipEd QUT
Head of Music, Mr M ALLPORT, BMus(Hons), MMus UQ, GradDipEd QUT, AMus
Head of Physical Education, Mr D ALIZART, BEd (Hons), BAppSc QUT
Head of Physics, Ms J G VEDELAGO, BSc, BEd UQ (Leave 2025)
Head of Science, Ms N CHAN, BAppSc(Hons) QUT, BEd UQ
Head of Specialist Mathematics, Mr B SCHOLES, BAppSc, BEd, GradDipIT QUT (Cross Country Co-Director)
Head of Visual Art, Ms A KENNEDY-LEVESQUE, BEd, BVA JCU
Assistant Heads of Year
Assistant Head of Year 12, Mr W G HALES, BA Vic Wgn, GradDipT AUT, MEd QUT
Assistant Head of Year 12, Ms S MCDONALD, BMus, PostGradDip, MEd QUT
Assistant Head of Year 11, Mr P LAST, BFA, GradDipEd QUT
Assistant Head of Year 11, Dr K L BENSON, BBiomedSc(Hons) GU, GradDipEd QUT, PhD GU AITSL
Assistant Head of Year 10, Mr N WALTON, BEd (Secondary)/B. Human Movement, MEd QUT
Assistant Head of Year 10, Ms M BROWN, BA UA, GradDipT CDU
Assistant Head of Year 9, Mr A BRAHAM, BA, BEd UQ
Assistant Head of Year 9, Mr D CARNELL, BA(Journalism), Grad DipEd UQ
Assistant Head of Year 8, Ms K EMERSON, BEd QUT
Assistant Head of Year 8, Mr S SHIRLEY, BEd USC, GradDipEd, MEd UWA
Assistant Head of Year 7, Mr D J G LITTLEFAIR, BEd, BTeach UOW (Leave Term 3)
Assistant Head of Year 7, Mr P J HUNTER, BEd UQ, BBus QUT
Assistant Head of Year 6, Mr P PORTER, PGCE UL, BA(Hons), BA(Ord) LYIT
Assistant Head of Year 5, Mr A RILEY, BEd Glasgow
Assistant Heads of Department
Assistant Head of English, Mr J T LEWIS, BCreativeInd, GradDip, MEd QUT
Assistant Head of Geography, Mrs S BELL, BA UQ, MEd UNE
Assistant Head of History, Mr J A TAYLOR, BA UQ, Grad Dip ScEd, GradCert ACU, MA UNE (Chess Co-Director) (Leave Term 2)
Assistant Head of Physical Education, Mr M LOGAN, BA HMS UQ (Swimming Director)
Assistant Head of Middle School English, Ms N K RUSSELL, BEd GU
Assistant Head of Middle School History, Mrs B S FOLEY, BA(Hons) UQ DipEd, MPhil UQ
Assistant Head of Middle School Mathematics, Ms M R BAKER, BPharm UQ, GradDipEd GU
Assistant Head of Middle School Science, Mr D KOOPMAN, BSc UQ, PGCE UOS
Subject Moderators
Subject Moderator Earth and Environmental Science, Mr J J PRICE, BEd UQ, BAppSc QUT
Subject Moderator Engineering, Mr J SWANSTON, BTechEd GU
Subject Moderator German, Ms B KACHEL, BA, BEd, MAApplLing USQ
Assistant Masters
Mr C M PRICE, BA, DipEd UQ, MEd GU (School Historian and Archivist)
Ms S P GARDNER, BA UQ, DipEd GU AITSL
Mr G MCFARLANE, BEd QUT, ProfCertIns Melb
Ms M RAGEN, BEd JCU, MEd SCU
Ms A O’ROURKE, BA, PostGradDipEd UQ
Ms A CLEARY, BEd QUT (Leave Term 4)
Mr G FLATSCHER, DipTeach, MPhil MUI
Mr J SHEARS, BEd, BTeach GU
Mr S DEEGAN, BA UW, GradDipEd UNSW, IntroWelfare TAFE (Leave Semester 1)
Ms B AULD, BA ANU, GradDipEd CCAE
Ms G O’HANLON ROSE, BA, Dip Ed UQ
Mrs J E TAP, BEd HAC, MAppSc UWS (Leave Semester 2)
Mr I J FARDON, BEd QUT
Mrs C M OXLEY, BEd UON, GradDipIT (To May)
Mr M J TREMBLE, BEd JCU
Mr M MOLONEY, BEng QUT, GradDipEd UQ, MBA UON
Mr P R BRUNCKHORST, BSc, DipEd UQ
MS L A WHITCHER, BEd, Dip Ed, BA UQ (Leave Semester 2)
Ms T RICHMOND, BTEd GU
Mr H P MURRAY, BHSPE UQ
Ms B POIDA, BA University of Trier, GradDipEd (2nd State Exam)
Mr D CELM, BA MU, MBus, GradDipEd QUT, CertClinicalT UniMelb
Mr K S R Hallis, BA, PGCE UOM
Mr A M ROBERTSON, BA, BEd QUT
Ms C SALMON, BCom Bond, GradDipIT USQ
Mr N J KRUGER, BAHPE QUT
Ms M EVELEIGH, BEd Massey (Leave Term 2)
Mrs L MILLER, BEd, BA, DipSocSciences, MEd Murd
Mr S L JONES, BSc(Hons), MTeach Syd
Mr J HODGES, DipT QUT, GradDipOutEd GU
Ms A F IRVINE, BEd, BCreativeInd QUT
Mr J D STRUTHERS, BA SU, GradDipEd UQ (Leave Term 4)
Ms B P S MACDIARMID, BA Syd, BFA NIDA, GradDipEd, MEd QUT
Miss R THOMAS, MMusSt, BMus(Hons), BEd UQ, AKC, AmusA
Ms D ANDREWS, BEd QUT
Ms M CHIN, BA EWU, MAppSc CQU (Fencing Director)
Ms K J CHILD, BA, BEd UQ
Mr K YAMADA, B.Laws U Meijo, PostGradDipEd UQ
Mrs L VAN ROOYEN, BCEngHons, GradDipEd UTM
Ms R L COOMBE, BCreativeInd, BEd QUT
Mr H W BENSON, BSc, BEd UQ
Mr P M WARWICK, MASportCoach GU
Mr L R JOHNSTONE, BEd GU, AssocDegCivEng TAFE
Mr R TU, BE, GradDipEd, MBA UQ
Mr M P A POWELL, BE, GradDipT QUT, GradDIpID USQ
Ms M K MERRYPOR, BEd, BA UQ
Mr L J HAWKINS, BEd ACU
Mrs S M LUSINK, BEd QUT, MEd CSU
Ms R J MILLS, BSc(Hons), BEd UQ
Ms L W MACKINTOSH, BPrimEd, BEd(Hons) WITS
Mr S W FINCH, BA, BA(Hons) UQ, GradDipSEd/GradCertRE ACU (Acting Assistant Head of History Term 2)
Ms A H KOEBERG BA, DipArts UQ, GradDipEd QUT (Leave Semester 1)
Mr L P HERNE, PGCLTHE Kingston, PCGE, BA(Hons) UOH (Chess Co-Director)
Mr H E CURTIN, BExMovSc/BEd QUT, MSc(Sports Performance Coaching) Stirling
Ms S M LOANE, MA UNE, BCreatArts, BEd UQ, AdvDipArts TAFE (Leave Semester 2)
Mr J B STRAUGHAN, BA/BEd UQ (Sailing Co-Director)
Ms B A PEARCE, BCreativeInd QUT, GradDipEd GU
Mr T R H Y ROBERTSON, BA, BSc, GradDipEd UQ (Sailing Director)
Ms L J DI DONATO, BSc/BEd UQ
Mr S HARROW, BA(Hons), PGCE LUT, MEd MU
Ms C C ALDRED, BA UQ, MTeach QUT
Ms R MASCIANTONIO, BA, GradDipEd QUT, MEd ACU
Ms S H LUSK, MTeach UNSW, BA, BHealth MU
Mr L I SMITH, BSci, BTeach, CSU (Leave 2025)
Mr T D FRANCIS, BEd QUT (To April)
Mrs C RINGROSE, BA QUT, GradDipEd, MTeach UM (Leave Semester 2)
Ms A RILEY, BEd UQ, AMusA (Acting Assistant Head of Year 7 Term 3)
Ms R PORTER, BEng GU, GradDipEd USC
Ms S WALL, BMP QCGU, MTeach QUT
Mr D RUSSELL, BA UQ, MEd QUT
Ms S KELLY, Bachelor of Digital Media GU, DipEd, MEd QUT
Ms M STEVENS, Grad Dip Ed KCGAE, BSC (Mathematics) JCU
Ms A HORNE, BSc(BioMedSc) PGCE Durham
Mr M KLEINSCHMIDT, BA, BEd QUT Ms M HUNT, BEd QUT
Ms T SHEGOG, BA, PDipEd(Sec) Melb, GradCertCathStudies ACU, MHistory UNE
Ms L HEDERICS, PGDipEd(Sec) Melb, BEng Deakin (Acting Head of Physics 2025)
Ms J REED, BSc, BEd UQ, MSc Curtin, GCSE Flinders
Ms J McLEOD, BEd QUT
Ms C DAVIES, BEd ACU
Ms L CSAKI, BEcon(Hons), GCResMeth(SocSc), MTeach(Sec) UQ
Mr A CASHMAN, BHealth(Hons) UQ
Ms A PRATT, BA BU, MEd GU (To June)
Mr L ROSS, BAppSc UQ
Ms N LEVEQUE, BBM, BA, MTeach QUT
Mr A RILEY, BEd Glasgow
Ms N CHRISTIE, BA, GradDip UQ (To June)
Dr D DA SILVA, MTeach LTU, GradDip BAdm UNSW, BA(Hons), BEc UQ (To June)
Ms R YEOWELL, BA(Hons) Human Movement LU, PGCertEd UC
Ms R MACKENZIE, BA Psyc UQ, GradDipEd GU, GradCertEd QUT (To July)
Mr J BERTHELSEN, BEd Christchurch, MEd VUW
Ms R FENNELL, BA UQ, BEd QUT, MEd Lead DU
Mr H YUAN, BA UQ, GradDipEd(Sec) UQ (To April)
Mr D AUMUA, BEd QUT, MEdL SCU
Mr M CLANCY, BTeach(Sc)(Hons) UON
Ms L BOWMAN, BEd QUT
Mr L CORDELL, MTeach UT
Ms H SCHOLL, BEd(Sec) QUT, BFA(Drama) QUT
Ms J COLOGON, MEd (Literacy Education) UOW, GradDipInfSt UTS, BEd (Visual Arts) College of Fine Arts UNSW
Mrs D ELS, BA, BA (Hons) UJ, PGCE UNISA, GCertTheology SATS
Mr B CROLL, BA UQ, BSocSc UQ, MTeach(Sec) QUT
Miss K VECCHIO, BEd QUT
Mr M MIDDLETON, BAppSc UU, BEd QUT
Ms D NELSON, BSC, BEd USQ
Mr K MOFFET, BSc (Hons), PGCE UU
Mr F DOUGLAS, BBus UQ, MTeach(Sec) QUT
Mr A SHAW, BEd QUT, CertIV Outdoor Recreation (From April)
Ms K GRAYSON, MA Griffith, GradDipEd QUT, BA Griffith (April to May)
Ms L BERRY, BA UQ, GradDipEd(Sec) UQ (April to June)
Ms F MURPHY, B Admin GU, GradDip(Teach) ACU, PostGradDip (Journalism) UQ (From April)
Mr S WHITEHEAD, BEd GU (From April)
Ms A SLOSU, BA, BTeach ACU (From May)
Mr A MORAN, BEd ECE (From July)
Mr K GUNPUT, MTeach UQ, BComm UA (From July)
Mrs K HEPNER, BEd QUT, MA UNE (From July)
Mr D JONES, BSc UQ, MTeach QUT (From July)
Ms N ZHANG, BA UoA, GradDipTchg UoA (July to September)
Ms G MCCANN, BEd QUB (July to December)
Ms B WOODHAM, BEd QUT (From September)
Ms M SHERWOOD, BEd, BA QUT (October to December)
Counselling and Academic Services
Student Counsellor, Ms J Duby, BPsySc UQ, PgDipProfPsych ACU, GDipEd GU (Leave from May)
Student Career Counsellor, Mr A Bannerman, BEd QUT, GradCertEd QUT (From April)
Student Counsellor, Ms L Augustson BSc (Psych), GradDipPsych MU (From April)
Student Support Officer, Ms G Morris
Student Support Officer, Ms Z Gilloway, BA UQ
Learning Organisation
Data Analyst, Mr A J Webb, BAppSc(Hons) HMSEd, Grad Cert Urb UQ, GradDipIT QUT
Special Advisor Leadership Development, Mr A Kuss, BEd QUT
Library Staff
Senior Library Technician, Ms D Rawson, Cert III & IV Education
Support SCIT, DipLibSer SBIT
Library Technician, Mr D Hills, DipLibSer SBIT (To April)
Library Technician, Ms M Lau, CertIVLibInfoServ Library Technician, Ms D Bozic, CertIII EdSup
Library Technician, Ms L Scott, DipLIS, ALIATec (From April)
Library Technician, Ms M Mulhall (From March)
Research Librarian, Dr M Shek, DipInfoMng USA
Community Relations
Ms M Cook, BJ UQ
Ms C Olson, BA SUT, Acting Director of Director of Marketing and Communications (From September)
Ms R Moore, BBus QUT
Ms K Fjeldsbo, BA Digital Media GU, Dip Graphic Design
Ms K Phelan, BA (Writing and Communications) and MWEP UQ, Cert III BusAdm TIQ (To May)
Mr D Vaele, BAM FU, ADipMan, DipCounselling, Dip CommServ, DipMng
Ms M Tabet, BBus, QUT (To October)
Ms E Bishop, BComm, BA UQ, CertConSocialMed Mark RMIT
Ms R Drewett, BBus QUT, DipPublicRelations TAFE (August to October)
Ms P Rouse, BBusMan, BA UQ (From October)
Mr L Grey, BA UM, (From November)
Enrolments
Manager, Mrs A J Walters (To March)
Manager, Ms E Hayes, MA (Cantab) (From March)
Ms K Longworth, BEd ACU (From October)
Executive Assistant to the Headmaster
Mr M E Stokes
Personal Assistants
Ms R A Lynch
Ms K S Dwyer
Ms J Lancashire
Mrs C Demonte (To August)
Ms C Saintpierre (From July)
Administration
Ms M Ward, BMT CQCM
Ms S K Tobin (Leave from June)
Mrs D A Power, Cert III BusAdm TAFE
Ms N Cripps
Ms C T Cooke (Leave Term 3)
Ms I Walsh (To October)
Ms L Farrell
Ms S Read
Ms E Begg
Mrs F MacIntyre (To September)
Ms J Notaro (From September)
Finance
Mrs K Huynh, CPA, BBus QUT
Mrs S Chapman-Stone, BBus QUT, CA
Ms M Shepherd, CertIV HR AHRI
Mr M Davison, BCom UC, MProfAcc UTS, GradDipTeaching CCE
Ms J Chen, BComm, BEc UNSW, CA (Acting Director of Finance August to November)
Ms A Ballenger, MBus, BBus QUT
Ms S Pryor, BBus (HRM/BLaw) USC, CertBusAdmin TAFE
Mrs K Likoska, Cert III AccAdm TAFE
People and Culture
Ms P Heintzberger, BCom UQ, BCom ACU
Ms I Odger, BBus (HRM), BMedia&Comm QUT
Mrs S Rumsey, BBus QUT
Dr P Lovelock, MOHSSc UQ, Grad Cert (Mgmnt) LTHU
EdTech
Mr M A Collins
Mr T Nguyen, BA Deakin
Ms D Bateman
Mr B Rummery, DipDesign GU (To July)
Ms S Allan, DipNur Mater Edu (To May)
Ms R Anthes, BBus CS, GradDipVocEd&Training CSU, DDipProjectMng AIM (From April)
Mr C Hohrmann, DipITNet Dip ITSysAdmin, (To June)
Mr W Boyd, OrgCard Cert
Mr C Sinclair, BIT QUT
Mr T Fulton, BEd
Mr M Ball
Ms A Killen (From March)
Mrs C Wiseman (From May)
Mr D Daw (From July)
Mr F Deighton (From August)
Laboratory Technicians and Technical Assistants
Mr J R Burns (Design)
Mr A Kennedy (Design)
Mr J P N Woolrych (Drama)
Mr F P Feaunati (Physical Education)
Ms S Elliott, DipSusHort UNITAF, CertFitTrain, CertIVLaB Tech FS Alliance Ltd (Science)
Ms N L Ganter, BAppSc UQ (Science)
Ms T Gaspe (Science)
Mr M P N Varghese, BPh GU (Visual Art) (Art Curator)
Ms M Wachtel (Visual Art)
Ms N Whitson (Visual Art)
Ms S Dyson (Visual Art)
Mr J Grosvenor (Visual Art & Student Support)
Language Assistants
Ms Y Dodd, BEd Kochi
Mr D Brosnan, BA(Hons), MLitSt UQ
School Marshals
Mr J Rodrigues, BSc UTS, (Senior Marshal and STEAM Precinct Manager)
Mr A Masefau, MEd, BASS Torrens
Mr R Dumigan
Sport Directors
Mr T G Irvine, BAppSc HMSed UQ (Cricket)
Mr J H Coates (Gymnastics) (Head Coach)
Mr R J Cox, BAppSc HMS QUT, MTeach(Sec) ACU (Volleyball)
Mr M T Fancutt (Tennis) (Head Coach)
Mr T Christie, BEd, MEd Leadership & Management (Rugby)
Mr M Marden, BBus DU (Rowing)
Mr G Harvey, MSpCoach, BSc, Grad Dip Ed, AFC Professional Diploma & UEFA ‘A” Licence (Football)
Ms D Schottlaender, BA(Hons), MA, Grad Dip Ed, Grad Cert (Debating)
Mr D George, BBus, Adv Dip FP (Basketball) (Head Coach)
Mr M Scott, (Athletics)
Head Coaches
Mr M McKay (Football)
Mr P Steindl, BA HWU (Cricket)
Mr R Powell, BBEnv QUT (Rowing)
Mr H Lee, BSC, BU (Tennis) (Coordinator/Development Coach)
Mr S Leitch (Fencing- Foil)
Mr D McFadyen (Fencing - Sabre)
Mr P Crook (Fencing - Epee)
Mr L Ellis (Robotics)
Mr T Court (Rugby)
Mr M Young (Volleyball)
Mr R Jovanovich (Swim Club Director) (Head Coach)
Mr N Purcell (Sailing)
Indoor Sports Centre Duty Coordinator
Mr J Mercer
Indoor Sports Duty Officer
Mr T Logan
Mr D Conway
Performance Development
Mr N Parnham, BAppSc QUT, GradDipEd UQ (Head of Performance and Development)
Ms S Birch, BExMovementSc, BBus(Finance) QUT
Mr G Cole, BA QUT
Ms L Ponsi, BExSci(Hons) QUT (To June)
Mr S Kennedy, BHighPerfSport ACU (Head of Strength & Conditioning)
Ms N Honnery, BSESc QUT (To September)
Mr L Dann, BSports&Exer QUT (From June)
Ms A Cummins, BExSS(Hons) UQ (From September)
Health Centre
Ms Z Koopman, BNurs UTS, GradCertPaeds CAN (Manager) (Leave 2025)
Ms K Page, (Acting Manager 2025)
Ms E M Brennan, BA UNE, Nursing PCH
Ms A Pilcher
Ms F Bayo, BNurs QUT
Ms S Mooney
Ms N Brailey, DipNur WA, DipMidW King Edward Memorial Hospital, CertCounselling MU
Ms F Raftery, BNur ACU
Ms L Hartley
Ms K Laughlin, BSc UVic, BSN UBC, MPH UVic
Mr R Leighton, BNur UWS, MEd (Primary) UNE
Ms M Andriske, (From September)
Boarding House Tutors
Ms D Cross (Houseparent)
Ms E Jackson
Ms M Grant (To March)
Mr L Cutler
Mr L Moulds
Mr D Locke
Mr J Bray
Mr R Wilkinson
Mr T Jackson
Ms H Mackay
Mr T Fourie
Ms A Kilmartin (January to June)
Mr J Preston, BASportDev&Coaching, PGCE PE UC (From July)
Outdoor Education Support Staff
Mr C Anderson, Mechanic, WorkPlaceManagement, WPHS
Ms A M Finch
Ms M Reid
Mr T Claridge, MTeach(Sec) USQ
Mr R Stanfield
Ms A Baker
Mr B Eccles, BExNutrition UQ
Ms T Leisemann, Cert IV Outdoor Ed TAFE
Ms A Dear (To August)
Principal Instrument Teachers
Mr S Chin, BMus, DipMusComp Syd, MMus QCMGU
Mr L Gordon, BMus GU
Dr P H Robinson, BMus SCM, MMus UQ, PhD QCGU
Ms C F Guilfoyle, BAM QCM, PGDipEd, MMus UQ
Mr D Cribb, MMus Frankfurt, DipMusic US
Ms K Williams, BachInfoStud(Rec&ArchMgt) CSU, DipLdrshpMgt ADF, DipMusic ADF, AMUSA(Clar) AMEB (From April to June)
Music Tutors
Mrs A J Bryant, BMusEd UQ
Mr I Weston, MMusStud QCGU, BJS Dist
Ms N Kalous, BMus(Hons), AMusA, GradDipPer QCMGU
Ms K Sander, DipMus, AMus AMEB
Mr M Bremner, MMus, BMus(Hons)
Mr P T O’Brien, BMus QCMGU, Dip Min
Mr A F Reginato, Dip Ed
Mrs K J Ruprecht, BMus(Hons), LMus
Mr P D Usher, Dip Mus, GradDipMus
Mrs C A Dykes, BMus(Hons)
Mrs A Harbottle, BMus(Hons), AMus AMEB
Mrs C M Mylne, BMusEd UQ, BA UQ
Miss A R Phillips, BMus QCMGU, GradDipPsych CQU
Mr J Noble, BMusEd, MMusEd Oregon
Ms K Nian, BMus (Perf) Hons UQ, M.Mus (Perf) SCM, LMusA
Mr N Thomson, BMus QCGU, M.Mus QCGU
Cleaning Services Manager
Mrs N Nuneski, DipLeadership & Management, DipBus (TAFE)
Facilities Manager
Mr A Mills
Maintenance and Facilities Staff
Mr B Derrick (Salto Support Technician/Events Liaison & Resource Scheduler)
Mr B W Hafner
Mr T Pyke
Mr B Atkins
Ground Staff
Mr J W Dix
Mr K Van Der Merwe
Mr C Timbrell
Mr A Beer
Mr M Banu (From March)
Northgate Staff
Mr D W Myles
Mr C Oldfield
Mr S J Christie
Cleaning Staff
Ms V Arcena de Bukarica (Team Leader)
Ms E Garcia (Team Leader)
Mr J Mlynarczyk
Mrs A Haile
Ms J Tognolo
Ms A Habtemariam
Mr K B Habte
Mrs M Derrick
Ms G Tedla
Mr A R Mlynarczyk
Mrs A K Mekonen
Mr W Ruengyan
Mr C Senedo
Mr J Jusay (To June)
Ms M Gonzalez
Mr M Figueroa
Mr G Asenjo, (To October)
Mrs N Abrham
Ms A Alvarez
Mr D Rodriguez Ortega
Ms E Suizon Conner
Ms P Rodrigues
Ms A Santos
Ms K Zipf (To June)
Ms T Vhonrath
Mr T Wangchuk
Ms R Beltrao
Ms V Sakai
Ms N Dix
Mr N Teweldemedhin
Ms S Kc (From June)
Ms A Sampaio (From July)
Ms A Duarte (From July)
Ms L Orozco (From July)
Mr J Tirado (From July)
Mr J Dorji (From July)
Catering Manager
Mr S Singh, AdvDipHospMgt AIA, CertIVKitchenMGT SIA, CertIVT&A, CertIVCommCook TAFE, CertIVFrontlineMgt PNSW, CertIVSmallBusMgt TAFE
Catering Staff
Ms S McGee, BBM, BHM UQ (From March)
Ms E Vlasenko, Dip PM TAFE QLD, DipHT BFU
Mr S Jariwala, Cert 3 Hosp WBC NSW, Cert 4 T&A NA, Adv Dip Hosp. (From February)
Ms S Laing, Cert 3 Hosp CTA, Cert 4 BM SA, Cert Cook TAFE QLD, Cert 3 CS NIECE
Mr S Chan
Mrs P Peng, Cert 3 Hosp TAFE QLD
Mr C Kong
Ms S Wilson
Ms A Webster, Dip. HCA SDTC) Cert 4 T&A TAFE QLD, Cert 3 Hosp. WS
Ms D Caldwell-Stott, Cert 3 H 1E
Ms M Ayala Montejo, Cert 4 Hosp. BC, AdvDipHosp BC, DipLM
BC, Bac IE UPLA
Mr R Garnham
Ms S Wang, MBA KULB, BA CNUC, Cert 4 ES TAFE QLD
Ms M Quinde (To July)
Ms A Chhen
Ms T Hrechana, DipEng SUETU, Cert 3 ECEC TAFE QLD
Ms Y Belbachir, AdvDipBM PCF, Cert 3 AG(E)
Ms O Lee, Cert 3,4 Hosp SAU, DipMJP I C (From March)
Ms T Bessa, BA UF, MBA M GVF, Dip PM APC, Dip SMM IH (From March)
Ms A Sheminith Labrada, Cert 4 Hosp. QC QLD, BEM PMSI (From March)
Mr M Marasigan, Cert 4 Hosp WE, Cert 3 Hosp TAFE QLD (From July)
Ms C George, Cert 4 Hosp, AdvDipH TAFE QLD, BA HI (From July)
Boat Shed Staff
Mr A Botting (To February)
Mr B Terrell (From June)
Ms L Curtis, BBus QUT (Business Manager)
Ms D Rosano (Administration Assistant)
Ms S Boughen, (Food Service Manager)
Ms W Beattie, (Food Service Assistant)
Ms C Moc, (Food Service Assistant)
Mr M Tiru, (Food Service Supervisor)
Ms J Carlin, (Food Service Assistant)
Ms S Wilson (Food Service Assistant)
Ms Y Buchanan, (Food Service Assistant)
Ms H Rodgers, (Food Service Assistant)
Ms N West, (Grammar Shop Convenor)
Ms S Donald, (Grammar Shop Assistant)
Ms W Ricato, (Grammar Shop Assistant)
Ms D Love, (Grammar Shop Assistant) (& Convenor From July)
Ms M Vrettos, (Grammar Shop Assistant)
Ms E Kelso, (Grammar Shop Assistant)
Ms S Knox, (Grammar Shop Assistant Convenor) (From July)
On Foundation Day, Trevor Irvine and Jamie Fougler were recognised for reaching the incredible milestone of 20 years of service at Brisbane Grammar School.
With a profound sense of gratitude interwoven with bittersweet reflection, we bid a fond farewell to esteemed Music Educator, Mr Stephen Chin, whose tenure at Brisbane Grammar School draws to a close at the end of the 2025 academic year. Over the course of 33 distinguished years, Stephen has shaped not merely a program, but a musical lineage - cultivating artistry, discipline and a spirit of camaraderie among generations of students.
A masterful pedagogue and passionate advocate for the transformative power of music, Stephen’s legacy is etched in the hearts
and aspirations of those he guided. His artistry extended far beyond the rehearsal room, as he became a pillar of the music community — offering wisdom, warmth and steadfast support to colleagues and students alike.
As we say farewell to Stephen, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for his extraordinary service. We wish both Stephen and his wife Ann much happiness and good fortune in the years ahead.
Mr Anthony Micallef Headmaster
After 27 years of service, Brisbane Grammar School bids farewell to David, a valued member of our Library team. Arriving in 1998, David played an important role in the smooth expansion from the Centenary Library to the Lilley Centre Senior Library. Bringing institutional and historical knowledge to this transition was beneficial and highly appreciated. David contributed tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure access to quality resources and a natural evolution of library services.
David was a genuine, committed, and reliable colleague — someone who could be counted on to take on any task with quiet determination and care. His work ethic and attention to detail were evident in everything he did.
David’s greatest passion was Science Fiction. His broad knowledge of the genre and infectious enthusiasm made him a go-
After 16 extraordinary years, Brisbane Grammar School bids farewell to Cathy, our dynamic and respected Teacher Librarian.
Cathy joined BGS in August 2009 during a time of great transition. With the Lilley Centre still under construction and the Senior Library operating from modest demountables, she laid the groundwork for what would become a most admired school library.
Cathy’s vision and energy were instrumental in bringing the Lilley Centre Senior Library to life - a vibrant, purpose-built space that redefined how students engage with learning. Her passion transformed the library into a buzzing hub of creativity and connection, filled with colourful displays, guest speakers, authors and TED Talks.
She championed digital literacy, guiding students through the evolving tech landscape
to source for reading recommendations. Students delighted in his suggestions, often discovering new authors and series they might never have found on their own. David had a gift for connecting readers with the right book at the right time, and his joy in sharing stories was matched only by his interest in learning about the boys’ own reading preferences.
He brought warmth and curiosity to every interaction, and his enjoyment in engaging with students helped foster a welcoming and inclusive library environment.
As David moves onto new opportunities, we thank him for his years of service, his passion for literature, and his dedication to our school community. We wish him many happy hours of reading and discovery in the future.
Mr John Byrne Director of Library Services
with clarity and care while never losing sight of her love for reading, a gift she passed on to countless boys, often against the odds.
Cathy built a collaborative, forwardthinking library team and remained a steady, supportive presence through times of change. Her professionalism, warmth, and unwavering commitment to the boys’ learning journey leaves an enduring legacy.
As Cathy turns the final page of her BGS chapter, we thank her for her remarkable contribution and wish her all the best as she sails into retirement. May your next adventures be as inspiring as the ones you’ve championed here.
Mr John Byrne Director of Library Services
Alison’s journey with BGS began in 2000 as a parent to Gareth ’04 and Jack Walters ’11. From the outset, she immersed herself in the life of the School, taking on a variety of roles that reflected her deep commitment to the BGS community. She served as a Year Level Representative, Bookshop Convenor, Northgate Canteen Convenor and Wembley Club Committee Representative, where she held the positions of both Secretary and President.
In 2011, Alison transitioned into a professional role within the Enrolments Office, where her deep understanding of the parent experience and her genuine empathy made her an invaluable asset. Families quickly came to know Alison as a reassuring and knowledgeable presence, someone who could guide them through the enrolment journey with care and clarity. Her dedication and professionalism led to her appointment
Since joining the P&F Auxiliary as the Grammar Shop convenor in March 2017, Nancy West has been an integral part of the BGS community. Known for her conscientious approach and professionalism in all dealings, Nancy has built strong, positive relationships with students, parents and staff alike.
During her tenure Nancy has overseen the relocation of the shop to its current site; the implementation of extended trading hours; and the establishment of an online shop, which has provided even greater amenity for the BGS community. Nancy also worked with the Cocurricular department to support the rollout of the new and improved cocurricular uniforms over the past 18 months.
Nancy’s commitment to excellence and genuine care for those around her have left a
as Enrolments Manager in 2016, a role she embraced wholeheartedly.
Over the years, Alison has played a pivotal role in shaping the first impressions of BGS for countless families. Her ability to connect, listen and support others has left a lasting impact on the School’s culture. Whether welcoming new students, assisting parents, or mentoring colleagues, Alison has consistently demonstrated grace, compassion and a deep commitment to excellence.
Her legacy is not only measured in years of service, but in the relationships she has built and the lives she has touched.
As Alison embarks on this next chapter, we extend our deepest gratitude for her remarkable contributions to BGS.
Mr Jamie Smith Director of Enrolments
lasting impact. Her friendly demeanour and dedication have made the Grammar Shop a welcoming and smoothly run hub for the school community.
As Nancy prepares to leave the Grammar Shop at the end of Term 4, she will be greatly missed by all who have had the pleasure of working with her. Thankfully, we are pleased to share that Nancy will be returning as a casual staff member in 2026, continuing to contribute her expertise and warmth to the school community.
We extend our heartfelt thanks and best wishes for this next chapter and look forward to seeing her back soon.
Ms Lynelle Curtis Business Manager – P&F Auxiliary
Back Row: Andrew Webb, Lachlan Johnstone, Kaitlin Emerson, Ayden Cashman, Samuel Lobasche
Tenth Row: Alex Koeberg, Kavilen Gunput, Steven Harrow, Michael Middleton, Andrew Bannerman, Adrian Howard, Justin Shears, Ian Fardon, Peter Brunckhorst, Liam Herne, Daniel Celm, Susan du Rand
Ninth Row: Ben Newth, Darren Carnell, Samuel Finch, Bec Thomas, Michael Powell, Harry Curtin, John Swanston, Richard Tu, Jamie Foulger, Loredana Di Donato, Stuart Shirley, Greg Howes, Mark Tremble, Chris Dash, Jay Taylor
Eighth Row: Adam Kuss, Matt Kleinschmidt, Adrian Moran, Dylan Jones, Alister Braham, Dominic Russell, Chloe Aldred, Ged Hales, Brad Scholes, Jeffrey Lewis, Bella MacDiarmid, Ben Croll, Michael Clancy, Denzil Aumua, Ian Grice, Jill McLeod
Seventh Row: Hamish Benson, Sara Bell, Kyle Moffett, Glenn McFarlane, Adam Bloch, Sarah Lusink, Carla Salmon, Scott Whitehead, Jack Straughan, Anne O’Rourke, Padraig Porter, Flynn Douglas, Paul Kenny, Jeff Price, Nicholas Walton, Andrew Skinner, Telfer Robertson
Sixth Row: Scott Jones, Majella Stevens, Peter Ingram, Georg Flatscher, Abi Riley, Katsumi Yamada, Peter Hunter, Lauchlan Ross, Patrick Last, Jacob Berthelsen, Gus Robertson, James Struthers, Heidi Scholl, Michael Moloney, Michael Allport, Renee Coombe
Fifth Row: Lara Augustson, Madeleine Brown, Bobbie Porter, Sarah McDonald, Daniel Alizart, Marnie Hunt, Britta Foley, Karina Hepner, Renee Yeowell, Annette Slosu, Anthony Riley, Noel Chan, Mel Eveleigh, Sabrina Wall, Greg Dabelstein, Tanya Shegog, Kerry Benson Fourth Row: Rachael Fennell, Bridget Pearce, Beth Kachel, Jenn Reed, Alison Cleary, Megan Li, Nucy Zhang, Leigh Hederics, Cassidy Davies, Maude Pearce, Lizzy Van Rooyen, Jacinta Goodwin, Tara Richmond, Beate Poida, Bronwyn Auld, Danielle Nelson Third Row: Rebecca Masciantonio, Jo Cologon, Fiona Murphy, Alison Horne, Claire Pepper-Rogers, Mikaela Merrypor, Lindy Mackintosh, Rebecca Mills, Jenine Sapoungis, Michelle Maguire, Danielle Els, Courtney Rubira, Sophie Lusk, Lilly Bowman, Kylie Vecchio, Crystal Thompson, Lilla Csaki Second Row: Anne Kennedy-Levesque, Grainne McCann, Naomi Russell, Allison Smith, Sarah Kelly, Nick Holland, Gregory Di-Losa, John Clancy, Nathan Simmons, Frank McClatchy, Chris Price, Patricia Greenland, Natalie Berndt, Lutong Cordell, Maggie Jin, Amy Irvine Front Row: Amanda Hart, Kate Stevenson, Craig Timms, Greg Tier, Tanya Neilsen, Greg Thorne, Stephen Uscinski, Jacqui Zervos, Anthony Micallef, David Carroll, Simon Conway, Rebecca Campbell, Louisa Carr, John Atkins, Philippa Douglas, Hannah Campos Remon, Helen Johnston
Business and Services Staff
Back Row: Jeff Dix, Jonathan Burns, Bradley Derrick, Matt Stokes, Matthew Davison, Shane Kennedy, Tom Christie, Dexter Daw
Sixth Row: Matt Marden, David Vaele, Anna Ballenger, Mitch Collins, Mitchell Ball, Maxim Varghese, Andrew Kennedy, Todd Pyke, Sarah Chapman-Stone, Leanne Farrell, Jack Woolrych, Sophie Birch, Tam Nguyen
Fifth Row: Sabina Read, Emily Bishop, Rochelle Lynch, Anabela Santos, Wachares Ruengyan, Zoe Gilloway, Trevor Irvine, Rhys Cox, Nathan Parnham, Gabby Morris, Eva Garcia, Nicky Ganter, Sally Elliott, Debbie Power
Fourth Row: Gary Nugent, Masepah Banu, Natnael Teweldemedhin, Ellie Shepherd, Janice Chen, Nicole Whitson, Sommer Pryor, Tilda Shepherd, Karoline Fjeldsbo, Corina Demonte, Andrew Beer, Blake Hafner, Craig Timbrell
Third Row: Donna Bozic, Melissa Tabet, Eileen Hayes, Azeb Mekonen, Genet Tedla, Marco Figueroa, David Rodriguez Ortega, Kebrom Habte, Ben Atkins, John Mlynarczyk, Rachel Moore, Debbie Rawson, Mary Lau, Thilini Gaspe Mudiyanselage
Second Row: Vilma Aracena De Bukarica, Noi Dix, Tailine Vhonrath, Michelle Derrick, Meleah Wachtel, Kate Likoska, Izzy Odger, Deb Bateman, Kim Huynh, Fiona MacIntyre, Maria Gonzalez, Ana Alvarez, Asmarat Habtemariam
Front Row: Ricky Dumigan, AJ Masefau, Peita Heintzberger, Nikita Blom, Lou Gardiner, Clinton Woodhouse, Anthony Micallef, Mark Corgat, Esme Strydom, Brett Walker-Davies, Joe Rodrigues, Craig Derrick, Nikky Nuneski, Paul Lovelock
Year 5
Nicklin Award: H W Heinemann
Public Speaking: H W Heinemann
P&F Association Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: A Chen, H Cheng, A V Chikani, P Feng, L W Guy, H W Heinemann, S L Horton, Y Li, A Macmichael, L J Moser, A Namazie, A Nieh, M D Vasta, A E Yang, A Z Zhu
Year 6
Nicklin Award: J G M Crombie
Public Speaking: F Yem
P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: E J Betts, J S Brunton, J G M Crombie, H A Dorey, L Ferguson, F J Hooper, J Li, M Li, N P H Lin, X W C Loxton, M J Magee, Q O Poon, J Spragg, R Yang, Q Zheng
Year 7
Dux: A Wang
Nicklin Award: J B Pentelow
Chinese: J G Young
Design: J T Low
Drama: E McNamara
English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): W Xing
French: A Wang
Geography: R K T Vo
History: K Z Liang
Japanese: K Z Liang
Mathematics: O S Fan
Music: F J B Finch
Physical Education: Z T Chow
Public Speaking: A P Watson
Science: Z A Vasta
Visual Art: C E Allan
P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: C E Allan, T Carstairs, N Y Chuang, J L Conway, O S Fan, A Huo, N Hwang, C R Kerr, O C N Law, R Lee, K Z Liang, D S Mahagamage, S Maturu, T D Miller, H R Moore, T T Moore, M Nallainathan, J J Patten, L A Schulz, L D Simmons, E Spoor, V Sudharshan, Z T Tallis, V Vasant, Z A Vasta, R K T Vo, W Xing, F H Zhou
Year 8
Dux: E J M Hyslop
Nicklin Award: L D Koch
Chinese: D J Gordon
Design: A S Lee
Drama: C W McNinch
English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): D M Reid
French: W C French
Geography: E J M Hyslop
German: A Hu
History: G J Barrett
Japanese: A H Lee
Mathematics: E J M Hyslop
Music: O B Chin Moody
Physical Education: G J Barrett
Public Speaking: L D Koch
Science: E J M Hyslop
Visual Art: N A Moo
P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: L T Armenis, G J Barrett, E J Campbell, M C Chang, O B Chin Moody, J Fan, W C French, L A Hilford, A Hu, H J Kelly, G W Klease, G L C Klumpes, A S Lee, F X Li, R F Luong, S A McBride Malaquias, C W McNinch, E Nasirpour, A Y Nieh, A M Perel, T J Ray, D M Reid, Z F C Schmidt, H S Serisier, Z Shao, M F Swan, Y Yamauchi
Year 9
Dux (Lilley Silver Medal): N E H Wang
English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): K J Schliebs
French: A Kath
German: Y Cheng
Japanese: Y Jiang
Chinese: N Nguyen
Mathematics (Christopher Gates Memorial Prize): W H M Gong
Science (Noel Foote Memorial Prize): B B R Sun
History: K J Schliebs
Geography: X X Ma
Music: F Chang
Drama: B T Waller
Visual Art: S Li
Physical Education: O F Cook
Design: Y Cheng
Public Speaking Prize: B T Waller
P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: Y Cheng, B B R Sun, K J Schliebs, K D Kyoung, L J Y Tan, S Li, N Nguyen, T J Lindquist, F A Wallwork, A Kath, W H M Gong, A H V Tran, G C Douglas, Y Jiang, E L Ngan, O F Cook, Z Lu, A J Kerr, M M M Niazi, L Lee, F Y Dong, L D Rodins, A Wadhwani, M Z Y Gao, T P Owen, F H Beltrame, W H Wang, Z Wang, A Wadhwani, M L Grant
Year 10
Dux (Lilley Silver Medal): F R Barrett
Noel Williams Memorial Prize: J A Chin Moody
English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): J Y Y Tan
French (Basil Porter Prize): R N Y Raju
German: T G Loch-Wilkinson
Japanese: N A Blanch
Mathematics (Francis Memorial Prize): J Y Y Tan
Chinese: L H Qu
Science (Frank Walker Prize): F R Barrett
History (Lyn Gasteen Memorial Prize): F R Barrett
Geography: F R Barrett
Music: A B Scott
Drama: H J A Lilley
Visual Art: M D Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage
Physical Education: F R Barrett
Design: J J Gorry
Public Speaking Prize: H B Woodward
James Cowan Memorial Prize: J J Gorry
OBA Junior Essay Prize: J Y Y Tan
Junior History Essay/Multimedia Prize: N A Blanch
Kenneth Patten Memorial Prize: H B Woodward
The Strachan Memorial Trophy: W E Greene
Junior Poetry Prize: Z W Yap
P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: Z Tan, J Y Y Tan, J Pradeep, M D Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, T Lee, A A Bennett Hill, A V Balasuiriya, A J Cook, C Cheung, A B Scott, L H Qu, A N Kothari, H N T Mackay, E H Chen, T P Scott, B P T Wong, O Joshi, N A Blanch, E P Huang, Z W Yap, L W Liu, J F K Chin, S Y Yong Gee, L N Allen, A Bhatt, T H Pearce, S Srivastava, A Du, A S Yu, J N K Watson, A P V Wong
Year 11
Dux (Broadbent Prize): G Ma
English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): J E Butler
French (Basil Porter Prize): N D Wijesekera
German: N I Kelso
Japanese: S Lee
Chinese: C S Prescott
Specialist Mathematics: O B Mellick
Mathematical Methods (Harlin Prize): G Ma
General Mathematics: A T Alphonso
Chemistry (Avery Memorial Prize): C J T Deacon
Physics (Avery Memorial Prize): G Ma
Earth and Environmental Science (H I Jensen Memorial Prize): A F Levy
Biological Science: A J Webb
Modern History (The Brian T Ball Prize): B S Anderson
Ancient History (The Brian T Ball Prize): E A Lilley
Geography (G H Flint Memorial Prize): J E Blanch
Economics (donated by ANZ Banking Group Ltd): C J T Deacon
Drama: C J Wolski
Visual Art: H W Xiang
Music: Z B Wrigley
Physical Education: J O Love
Design: S Punj
Literature: J E Blanch
Engineering: M M Nakasato
Bryan Science Medal: T M Zhu and E Y J Erng
Public Speaking Prize: K S Y Chang
O B A Senior Essay Prize: L R Lee
Jim Johnson Award for Outdoor Education: J E Blanch
Sports Essay Prize: G Ma
P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: C J T Deacon, O B Mellick, J E Butler, J L Fleming, J J Zhang, T M Zhu, S Lee, D A C He, Z Zhang, H A L Ellerman, E Yoon, M A K Tho, A M Y Chua, D Z Zhang, A Y S Alayan, T Y Deng, L Sun, J Wu, O D Thaker, C S Prescott, S Punj, J O Love, M M Nakasato,nL J Dalton, A M Chen, E A Lilley, L T A Pincus, J N de Jager, D S Ahn, O H Dauber, R A Relan
Dux of the School (Lilley Gold Medal): B C Li
Bowen Prize (Prox. Acc.): C Y Zhu
English (Hoffman Memorial Prize): B C Li
French (Russell Walker Grant Memorial Medal): B C Li
French (Basil Porter Memorial Prize): N J Howarth
German: A Qiu-Tang
Japanese: Y Chen
Chinese (Ross Maddock OAM and Bill Maddock Prize): N K Lauder
Latin (Bousfield Memorial Prize): M S Beckingsale
Specialist Mathematics (Kevin J Smith Prize): B C Li
Mathematical Methods (Cockle Prize): B C Li
General Mathematics (T E Jones Prize): W A Aitchison
Chemistry (Frank Walker Prize): B C Li
Physics (Frank Walker Prize): B C Li
Earth and Environmental Science (Minter Memorial Prize): O W Weatherstone
Biological Science (Gillies Memorial Prize):
S G Margetts
Modern History (Richard Thatcher Memorial Prize): T J Harris
Ancient History: T J Harris
Geography (Adam Connell Memorial Prize): X Du
Economics (donated by ANZ Banking Group Ltd): H Chan
Drama: T Wong
Visual Art: L S Jacobsen
Physical Education: R J Lam
Design: L S Jacobsen
Literature: L Lu
James Cowan Memorial Prize: N Garnsey
Charles Vincent McMahon Memorial Prize for Earth and Environmental Science: A S Watson
Albert Murray Smith Memorial Prize (for History Essay): B Zhang
Ancient History Essay Prize: G A Arthur
Ronald Wyllie Prize for Public Speaking: L Lu
The John Deeney Prize for a Short Story: G A Arthur
Noel Robertson Cup: H W Spencer
Otto Nothling Memorial Prize: L M Saywell
N S Pixley Prize: A Qui-Tang
Jack Lindsay Memorial Prize for Literary Criticism: S T Leotta
Harlin House Prize: H S Enasio
Economics Essay Prize: C Zhang
Thomas Thatcher Memorial Prize: M S Beckingsale
C E Bevan Prize: M S Beckingsale
Sinclaire Prize: T T Kwokl
The Bernadette Moy Prize for Visual Art: J R Wallis
Senior Poetry Prize: K Chan
Woolcock Challenge Cup: M S Beckingsale
The School Window Biography Prize: J M Warren
UQ Community Service Award: T T Kwok
SRB Neil Girdham Trophy: J J T Boo
W A Morrow Prizes for General Merit: S R Li, K Chan, H Chan, B Zhang, A Wang, A M Y Wang, W M Yuen, J J Chetty, S Chan, C T H Ma, B Z Xu, N J Howarth, J S Edwards, N K Dark, N K Lauder, M D Dore, X T Bui, S D Hazzard, X Du, S G Margetts, J A Yantsch, K Kim, L M Saywell, N A Carroll, A B C Clarke, A Qiu-Tang, T J Harris, S J C Ong, J N Lollback, G Chen, F W Mann
Sports and Music Awards
Nicholas Hart Memorial Trophy for Best All Round Sportsman: H M Slatter
Swimming
O B A Cup (Champion Swimmer): C X Luo
Wilson & Chapman Memorial Trophy for Champion
Swimmer 16 Years: H M Cahill
W N “Bill” Heywood Memorial Trophy for Champion Swimmer 15 Years: E Lee
Neil Matin Award for Champion Swimmer 14 Years: L J Donaldson
Swimming 13 Years Champion: J C Lau
Swimming 12 Years Champion: W J Mayers
Swimming 11 Years Champion: F Ren
Swimming 10 Years Champion: E C Schablon
Rowing
J M “Jack” Kortlang Best Oarsman Award: H M Slatter
David Dunlop Trophy for Most Improved Oarsman: B M Taylor
The Dr C R Boyce Memorial Rowing Trophy for Outstanding Junior Oarsman: H E Swan
Cricket
The Edward Crouch Memorial Prize for Best Batsman: E A Brain
J S Hutcheon Memorial Trophy for Most Consistent Cricketer: E A Brain
The R J Willcocks Memorial Prize for Best Bowler: C J Baker
The R P Lord Memorial Cup for Best All Rounder: E A Brain
The Colonel F G Newton Memorial Trophy for Best Fielding: H W Spencer
The Kotecha/Thacker Prize for Best Cricketer Year 11: E A Brain
The John Minter Memorial Cup for Cricketer Year 10: O J Harris
The Clive Harburg Memorial Trophy for Best Cricketer Year 9: L J Carroll
Cricket Best Player Year 8: M F Swan
Cricket Best Player Year 7: S Q Lippiatt
Cricket Best Player Year 6: F J Hooper
Cricket Best Player Year 5: V P Howes
Rugby Football
The Richard Gilliver Trophy for Rugby Footballer of the Year: H S Enasio
The Arthur Douglas Ord Memorial Prize (Best & Fairest
Rugby Footballer): D S Akauola
Rugby Football Best Player 16 Years: R D Labor
Rugby Football Best Player 15 Years: E T Mulholland
Rugby Football Best Player 14 Years: H L McDonald
Rugby Football Best Player 13 Years: X Clark
Rugby Football Best Player 12 Years: A L Hailes
Rugby Football Best Player 11 Years: W M Halyday
Jonathan ‘Noddy’ Xavier Trophy For Junior Rugby Footballer of the Year: W L Wilhelmus
Cross Country
Helen Kent Challenge Cup for Cross Country Champion: L P Duncan
Cross Country Champion 16 Years Champion: B J Davies
Cross Country Champion 15 Years Champion:
J A A Haylock
Cross Country 14 Years Champion: G J Barrett
Cross Country 13 Years Champion: D M Reid
Cross Country 12 Years Champion: J J Patten
Cross Country 11 Years Champion: P J Reid
Cross Country 10 Years Champion: R G Peters
Track and Field
O B A Cup for Champion Athlete: S L Kennedy
Open 100m Champion: O J White
Open 1500m Champion: M W J Bennett
Norman Waraker Memorial Cup (400m): S L Kennedy
The Battle of Britain Challenge Cup for Champion
Athlete 16 Years: V C Okonkwo
Champion Athlete 15 Years: D S Phillips
Champion Athlete 14 Years: H W Huang
Champion Athlete 13 Years: M C Chang
Champion Athlete 12 Years: J J Patten
Champion Athlete 11 Years: P J Reid
Champion Athlete 10 Years: R G Peters
Football
P Williamson ‘Honour’ Award for Football:
V A van Brunschot
O B A Cup (Open Football): P J Maher
Best Football Player Year 11: B L Forrester
Best Football Player Year 10: O H Murphy
Best Football Player Year 9: H A Hajkowicz
Best Football Player Year 8: L A Hilford
Best Football Player Year 7: L Cheng
Best Football Player Year 6: H J Gordon
Best Football Player Year 5: J W Low
Tennis
Russell Love Memorial Racquet & N S Pixley Challenge Cup
(Singles Champion): S Patel
Champion Year 11: C J Sheather
Champion Year 10: Z J Lisec
Champion Year 9: V Golda
Champion Year 8: V P Modak
Champion Year 7: H R Moore
Champion Year 6: H Ngai
Champion Year 5: H Cheng
Donald & Warwick Nicol Prize for Tennis Doubles:
A S Bale and A R Cook
Alan Wallace Trophy for Most Promising
Junior Tennis Player: H R Moore
Basketball
Basketball Open: L R Bann
Best Player Basketball Year 11: A G Timblo
Best Player Basketball Year 10: G L Loughnan
Best Player Basketball Year 9: M Ilic
Best Player Basketball Year 8: F Sun
Best Player Basketball Year 7: Z A Vasta
Best Player Basketball Year 6: M Li
Best Player Basketball Year 5: M D Vasta
Volleyball
Volleyball Open Champion: S S Veamatahau
Volleyball Best Player Year 11: Z T S Smith
Volleyball Best Player Year 10: A Liang
Volleyball Best Player Year 9: C J J Wong
Volleyball Best Player Year 8: C W K Bryce
Volleyball Best Player Year 7: X Lin
Volleyball Best Player Year 6: O J Ha
Volleyball Best Player Year 5: H Cheng
Sailing
Bill & Valda Byth Cup for Senior Champion: G Lee
Bill & Valda Byth Cup for Junior Champion: OS Dunn-Mura
Fencing
The Ferris Management Consultants Prize for Champion
Fencer: W M Yuen
Music Awards
Musician of the Year Award (donated by the Music Support Group): M J Young
Keyboard Prize: B C Li
Jim Noble Brass Prize: N K Lauder
String Prize: B Z Xu
Vocal Prize: X H Karmel
Woodwind Prize: N K Dark
Percussion Prize: M J Young
OBA Composition Prize: D Z Zhang
Concerto Performance Prize: F Chang
Year 5 Vocal Award: H W Heinemann
Year 5 Brass Award: N C Topping
Year 5 String Award: S Huang
Year 5 Percussion Award: C Wang
Year 5 Woodwind Award: W Noble
Year 6 Vocal Award: H Z Chang
Year 6 Brass Award: A T G Jary
Year 6 String Award: J L Su
Year 6 Percussion Award: L Sun
Year 6 Woodwind Award: J E Sullivan
Year 7 Vocal Award: L Ho
Year 7 Brass Award: R S Martin
Year 7 String Award: C Li
Year 7 Percussion Award: E G Wu
Year 7 Woodwind Award: A G Ngai
Year 8 Vocal Award: C D Jago
Year 8 Brass Award: L D Koch
Year 8 String Award: E Y Leong
Year 8 Percussion Award: C J Cavanagh
Year 8 Woodwind Award: O B Chin Moody
Gymnastics
F W O’Rourke Challenge Cup for Champion Gymnast Division 1: S J Ashby-Cliffe
The JJ Betts Memorial Trophy (Junior Champion Gymnast Division 2): J P W Hetherington
The Donald Graeme McLeod Trophy (Champion Gymnast Division 3): O Skinner
Debating
Roe Prize for Best Debater Senior: L Lu
Roe Prize for Best Debater Junior: H B Woodward
Drama
Judith Bell Prize for Dramatic Artist of the Year: F J Salisbury
Chess
Year 8 Chess Player of the Year: X Zou
Year 7 Chess Player of the Year: X Lin
Year 6 Chess Player of the Year: C Wang
Year 5 Chess Player of the Year: I B Godinho
Champion Chess Player - Junior: L O Wang
Back Row: Hudson Slater (Football), Victory Okonkwo (Athletics), Leo Ellemor (Australian
(Rugby), Noah Gaffney (Rugby)
Third Row: Ralph Labor (Rugby), Ethan Huang (Cross Country), Jack Love (Archery), Zac Smith (Volleyball),
Bennett (Cross Country), Elijah
(Rugby), Sas Chinula (Rugby), Daylin Johnson (Fencing)
Second Row: Xavier Clark (Jujitsu), Dylan Reid (Cross Country), Seb Lippiatt (Cricket), Jarrod Tan (Taekwondo), Doug Phillips (Athletics), Hayden Huang (Cross Country), Will Mayers (Swimming), Mahin Singh (Taekwondo), Leo Millhouse (Futsal)
Front Row: Patrick Reid (Cross Country), Aedan Perel (Gymnastics), Angus Watson (T.O.M), Arlo Arumugam (WaterPolo), Marlin Ngo (Volleyball), Jamie Ngai (Tennis), Gilbert Barrett (Cross Country), Jayden Patten (Cross Country), Flyn Jensen (Cycling), Hugo Dorey (Cross Country) Absent: Lennon Bann (Basketball), Lachlan Wang (Chess), Johnny James (Volleyball), Sione Veamatahau (Volleyball), Elliott Stannard (Athletics)
Trustees’ Scholarship Winners
Ancient History
Half Colours
Year 12
Harris T
Year 11
Lilley N
Basketball
Full Colours
Year 12
Bann L
Cook L
Forbes M
Fox J
Geary O
Kearney A
McNamara A
Middleton J
Year 11
Kowalik J
Timblo A
Year 10
Loughnan G
Grey X
Half Colours
Year 12
Chan S
Ding A
Du A
Jorss N
Kangatharan V
Kim A
Langdon A
Mazumder R
Miu M
Prebble C
Qiu-Tang A
Raine J
Rombola F
Salisbury F
Scott D
Shih O
Swift O
Wang A
White O
Year 10
Aitchison T
Barlow D
Cook A
Ibrahim A
Jain N
Jorss L
Liu O
Selva R
Walsh X
Sports Award
Year 12
Becker Y
Chen P
Dore M
Eghtesadi Araghi B
Feldblyum A
Galgane A
Gunawardena P
Leong J
Li S
Liu A
Ma C
Saywell L
Tran J
Year 11
Carter L
Gislason M
Hutton E
McNeill A
Miller C
Okonkwo V
Rousson M
Timblo A
Van Nispen R
Xu N
Year 9
Boutcher A
Cage S
Gao M
Grey A
Ilic M
Lee L
Leung O
Lin A
Ritchie S
Year 8
Bourne N
Chang M
Chin T
Di Losa L
Hilford L
Li K
Liu H
Quinlan J
Rochester J
Sun F
Vidakovic A
Xu J
Year 7
Cao C
Carter F
Chao Q
Kao E
Lee H
McNamara T
Pearce S
Pillai V
Pocock H
Vasta Z
Watson A
Wong M
Basketball Services
Half Colours
Year 11
Reid I
Sports Award
Year 10
Yap Z
Biology
Half Colours
Year 12
Margetts S
Year 11
Webb A
Chemistry
Half Colours
Year 12
Li B
Year 11
Deacon C
Chess
Full Colours
Year 12
Chen G
Feldblyum A
Shen A
Year 11
Geffen Z
Year 9
Praveen J
Year 8
Fu N
Wang L
Zou D
Half Colours
Year 8
Fu C
Liu M
Year 7
Lin S
Wu E
Sports Award
Year 11
Nguyen K
Zhang C
Year 10
Bennett Hill A
Bissett H
Chen A
Kim E
Phun L
Sangster P
Srivastava S
Tan J
Year 9
Han L
Kua C
Kyoung K
Lu A
Shi J
Thai E
Year 8
Hu A
Yamauchi Y
Year 7
Milford E
Smith J
Song W
Wang L
Year 6
Wang C
Year 5
Deng-Xia B
Godinho I
Lin M
Wang L
Xia J
Zhu A
Chinese
Half Colours
Year 12
Lauder N
Year 11
Prescott C
Cricket
Full Colours
Year 12
Baker C
Dalmazzo H
Driessen W
Langdon A
Langdon H
Spencer H
Year 11
Brain E
Dauber O
Martin B
Mehta R
Rothwell B
Timblo A
Year 10
Harris O
Half Colours
Year 12
Beikoff J
Beirne H
Boccolacci M
Breen E
Clark A
Donaldson L
Dore M
Duncan L
Edwards J
Elf L
Hazzard S
Kangatharan V
Maher P
McNamara A
Neilson W
Ong S
Ramalingam J
Reck H
Redmond B
Scholes H
Scott D
Smith C
Spence A
Van der Westhuizen J
Sports Award
Year 12
Aitchison W
Anictomatis J
Bellamy L
Boo J
Bryan M
Buck B
Clayton T
Crookes M
Feldblyum A
Hughes C
Lewis D
Mowbray B
Neep H
Quinell R
Small O
Smith B
Swan G
Wilson B
Year 11
Ackermann M
Bhutada H
Brinkworth L
Coates W
Dalmazzo C
de Jager J
Gillman E
Malik I
McNeill A
Munday H
Niazi M
O’Connell W
Smyth H
Walker N
Worthley J
Year 10
Balasuiriya A
Cooper A
Driessen E
Joshi O
Liberatore H
Meynink D
Prasad Y
Rollason T
Slatter A
Szumowski L
Tennakoon J
Van der
Westhuizen T
Weibgen H
Year 9
Bester E
Brand G
Carroll L
Cook O
Fried J
Gatehouse M
Grigg O
Hetherington A
Johansen A
Lago J
Lambert B
MacKenzie A
Mauger W
McDonald H
Oliver F
Prescott L
Rodins L
Shah D
Sidman E
Skinner J
Wadhwani A
Wadhwani A
Wallwork F
Year 8
Barton H
Creighton W
Hart A
Kelaiya R
Lakhotia H
Muller T
O’Shea R
Rose T
Serisier H
Sneddon S
Swan M
Year 7
Carew C
Dauber G
Epari F
Given M
Kerr C
Lippiatt S
Mehta R
Miller H
Mohsin A
Neilson L
Poynter B
Pradish A
Simmons L
Cricket Services
Sports Award
Year 11
Mellick O
Cross Country
Full Colours
Year 12
Anderson J
Duncan L
Slatter H
Year 11
Dauber O
Elix E
Kent O
Half Colours
Year 12
Mann F
Willersdorf C
Year 11
Bennett M
Brain E
Kelso N
Year 10
Davies B
Donaldson A
Haylock J
Huang E
Read O
Sangster P
Wood C
Year 9
Fox Z
Gatehouse M
Year 8
Barrett G
Hendy-Mowat T
Huang H
Millhouse L
Reid D
Trotter A
Year 7
Patten J
Year 6
Reid P
Sports Award
Year 12
Ballentine H
Beckingsale M
Beetham M
Blackwood C
Bowden L
Cardell A
Chan I
Chow I
Cook A
Dang L
Graham O
Lauder N
Leotta S
Lollback J
Neep H
Shen A
Watts A
Wu D
Yantsch J
Year 11
Falcomer A
McKinnon M
Poynter J
Year 10
Butler R
Jennings A
Year 9
Campbell T
Rodins L
Timms H
Year 8
Small H
Year 7
Fairley A
Morrison L
Nallainathan M
Tallis Z
Year 6
Anderson J
Dorey H
Year 5
Halyday B
Heinemann H
Namazie A
Stannard E
Debating
Full Colours
Year 12
Arthur G
Beckingsale M
Beetham M
Dang L
Li B
Lu L
Pao C
Saywell L
Zhang B
Year 11
Ellerman H
Half Colours
Year 8
Cavanagh C
Chin T
Kelly H
Koch L
Lee A
Year 7
Farquhar C
Pachchigar A
Smith J
Taylor T
Wang A
General Award
Year 11
Chang K
Conomos E
Ortega Quintana Y
Webb A
Zhang C
Year 10
Chin Moody J
Chin J
Dauber W
Huang E
Kothari A
Scott T
Smith A
Treweeke H
Woodward H
Yap Z
Year 9
Incani D
Kyoung K
Schliebs K
Thai E
Zareie K
Year 8
Chang M
Chin Moody O
Chin R
De Silva Y
Gordon D
Year 6
Li J
Li L
Liu S
Wang C
Yang R
Year 5
Cao L
Godinho I
Heinemann H
Macmichael A
Yiu N
Debating
Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Dang L
Li B
Pao C
Qiu-Tang A
Saywell L
Zhang B
Zhang B
Half Colours
Year 11
Conomos E
Ellerman H
Erng E
Ortega Quintana Y
Webb A
Zhang C
General Award
Year 10
Treweeke H
Woodward H
Yap Z
Zhang L
Debating QDU
Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Beckingsale M
Year 10
Liu L
Half Colours
Year 11
Chua A
Ma G
Relan R
Thaker O
Zhang D
Zhu T
Year 10
Chin Moody J
Sports Award
Year 12
Lu L
Year 11
O’Shea C
Year 10
Barrett F
Chin J
Dauber W
Duffield H
Huang E
Ibrahim A
Kothari A
Scott A
Siraparapu K
Smith A
Tan Z
Yap Z
Design
Half Colours
Year 12
Jacobsen L
Year 11
Punj S
Drama
Half Colours
Year 12
Wong B
Year 11
Wolski C
Drama Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Harasty S
Langdon A
Year 10
Symons F
Year 9
Garner R
Half Colours
Year 11
Finch P
Wolski C
Year 10
Barrett F
Lilley H
Tan J
Dux Year 9
Full Colours
Year 9
Wang N
Dux Year 10
Full Colours
Year 10
Barrett F
Dux Year 11
Full Colours
Year 11
Ma G
Dux Year 12
Full Colours
Year 12
Li B
Earth and Environmental Science
Half Colours
Year 12
Weatherstone O
Year 11
Levy A
Economics
Half Colours
Year 12
Chan N
Year 11
Deacon C
English
Half Colours
Year 12
Li B
Year 11
Butler J
Fencing
Full Colours
Year 12
Ballentine H
Kumar V
Yuen W
Year 11
Johnson D
Zhong O
Year 10
Blanch N
Dark K
Huo B
Li E
Seo A
Smith A
Wang M
Yeh J
Zhong O
Year 9
Lu L
White Z
Half Colours
Year 12
Harasty S
Huang S
Kwok A
Lauder N
Lu L
Zhang O
Zhu C
Year 11
Ai E
Anderson B
Cowdroy-Ling R
Hamilton A
Year 9
Chin W
Huang L
Kim A
Napper H
Sports Award
Year 12
Fuller C
Sharry L
Spencer C
Fencing Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Ballentine H
Harasty S
Yuen W
Half Colours
Year 11
Anderson B
Hamilton A
Sports Award
Year 10
Blanch N
Fung D
Silverston F
Year 9
Napper H
White Z
Football
Full Colours
Year 12
Chan S
Coates B
Ding A
Gatehouse H
Hardie L
Hyde C
Jenns C
Leong C
Maher P
McMenamin S
Msalem O
Prebble C
Pribadi R
Qiu-Tang A
Quagliotto C
Redmond B
Selva J
Small O
Spencer H
Swift O
Taylor B
van Brunschot V
Willersdorf C
Woodruff H
Wu D
Zand R
Zhang B
Year 11
Dahiya Y
Forrester B
Lynch O
McGrath M
Slater H
Yorkston H
Half Colours
Year 12
Anderson J
Anictomatis J
Beirne H
Boccolacci M
Chapman R
Feldblyum A
Graham O
Lam R
Leong J
Leotta S
Margetts S
Neilson W
Pao C
Prowse A
Quirk M
Saywell L
Smith C
Spence A
Weatherstone O
Zhang B
Year 11
Hajkowicz T
Year 10
Arumugam Z
Bent D
Cooper A
Heath E
Jackson B
Koch E
Kumala M
McGlennon R
McLeod A
Medland W
Meynink D
Murphy O
O’Connor W
Selva R
Vaughan F
Sports Award
Year 12
Bellamy L
Boo J
Bryan M
Buck B
Bui Z
Chambers T
Chen K
Chien B
Clayton T
Crookes M
Dang L
Do N
Duncan L
Edwards J
Gresshoff L
Hudson O
Hughes C
Jakupovic Z
Lewis D
Liu A
Liu J
Maher W
Mann F
Mowbray B
Neep H
Nguyen A
Ong S
Pocock O
Reck H
Rombola F
Scott D
Shepherd L
Warren J
Watson S
Year 11
Bansi A
Bennett M
Butler J
Chambers J
Collins I
Dauber O
Elix E
Gillman E
Grant M
Hamra A
Homer J
Hussain Y
Ko K
Maybury H
Morris R
O’Sullivan H
Petersen M
Pincus L
Quinlan W
Rai S
Redburn E
Rhodes X
Rothwell B
Wechsel M
Wolski C
Xia O
Zhang J
Year 10
Arneil A
Balasuiriya A
Dalziel M
Duncan L
Dunne G
Hardie E
Homer S
Keating J
Lee E
Mandhan A
McClelland L
Moore W
Ramalingam J
Rogers B
Roy A
Straughton H
Tennakoon J
Year 9
Biscaro S
Callinan T
Clarkson E
Coyne-House H
Dalton G
Douglas G
Ekeocha D
Elphinston O
Gatehouse M
Gorry T
Grigg O
Hajkowicz H
Hetherington A
Jagannathan A
Johansen A
Lago J
Lu A
Mauger W
McDonald H
McLean E
O’Connor T
Oliver F
Redburn J
Sellin J
Shellshear A
Skinner J
Taylor M
Wallwork F
Wang M
Watson E
Wu V
Year 8
Abrahamsson M
Bourne N
Bradley O
Bridgeford L
Chang M
Clark C
Di Losa L
Ekevall A
Fu C
Fu N
Hacking H
Hendy-Mowat T
Hilford L
Hovey H
Kelly H
Ko K
Koch L
Leck N
Millhouse L
Muller T
Nadin O
Ngo M
Reid D
Reid S
Schumacher T
Skoien J
Small H
Sneddon S
Thakur V
Woods M
Woodward O
Year 7
Anderson J
Cheng L
Chuang N
Farrelly O
Gannon O
Hajkowicz E
Johnston L
Miu G
Nallainathan M
Neilson L
Patten J
Pearce S
Shepherd-Ashby C
Smith H
Tallis Z
Football Services
Half Colours
Year 11
Meerten Z
French
Half Colours
Year 12
Howarth N
Year 11
Wijesekera N
General Mathematics
Half Colours
Year 12
Aitchison W
Year 11
Alphonso A
General Merit
Full Colours
Year 12
Bui Z
Carroll N
Chan N
Chan I
Chan S
Chen G
Chetty J
Clarke A
Dark N
Dore M
Du A
Edwards J
Harris T
Hazzard S
Howarth N
Kim A
Lauder N
Li S
Lollback J
Ma C
Mann F
Margetts S
Ong S
Qiu-Tang A
Saywell L
Wang A
Wang A
Xu B
Yantsch J
Yuen W
Zhang B
Zhu C
Year 11
Ahn D
Alayan A
Butler J
Chen A
Chua A
Dalton L
Dauber O
de Jager J
Deacon C
Deng T
Ellerman H
Fleming J
He D
Lee K
Lilley N
Love J
Mellick O
Nakasato M
Pincus L
Prescott C
Punj S
Relan R
Sun C
Thaker O
Tho M
Wu J
Yoon E
Zhang D
Zhang J
Zhang C
Zhu T
Half Colours
Year 10
Allen L
Balasuiriya A
Bennett Hill A
Bhatt A
Blanch N
Chen E
Cheung W
Chin Moody J
Chin J
Cook A
Du A
Huang E
Joshi O
Kothari A
Lee T
Liu L
Mackay H
Pearce T
Pradeep J
Qu L
Scott A
Scott T
Srivastava S
Tan J
Tan J
Watson J
Wijesooriya
Mudiyanselage M
Wong A
Wong B
Yap Z
Yong Gee S
Yu A
Year 9
Beltrame F
Cheng Y
Cook O
Dong F
Douglas G
Gao M
Gong W
Grant M
Jiang W
Kath A
Kerr A
Kyoung K
Lee L
Li L
Lu L
Lundqvist T
Ngan E
Nguyen N
Niazi M
Owen T
Rodins L
Schliebs K
Sun B
Tan L
Tran A
Wadhwani A
Wadhwani A
Wallwork F
Wang N
Wang M
Wang L
Geography
Half Colours
Year 12
Du A
Year 11
Blanch J
German
Half Colours
Year 12
Qiu-Tang A
Year 11
Kelso N
Gymnastics
Full Colours
Year 12
Csoka G
Pearse H
Year 9
Ashby-Cliffe S
Year 8
Perel A
Anictomatis J
Williams C
Half Colours
Year 12
Waterhouse L
Year 11
McBride S
Webb A
Year 10
Chen E
Dunn-Mura O
Stevenson J
Waterhouse C
Year 8
Wade F
Year 7
Hetherington J
Waterhouse A
Year 6
Heard D
Perel B
Year 5
Fotheringham A
Sports Award
Year 11
Amato M
Year 10
Sutton M
Zaeem T
Year 8
Harris F
Hrechanyi N
Marshall O
Year 7
Schulz D
Skinner O
White H
Year 6
Bright R
Caughlin C
Heard K
Hewett O
Loxton X
Singh A
Warat E
Year 5
Hewett H
Rogers P
Japanese
Half Colours
Year 12
Chen P
Year 11
Lee K
Junior Dramatic Production
Half Colours
Year 10
Barnes G
Barrett F
Blanch N
McCarthy H
Tan J
Treweeke H
Waterhouse C
Watson J
Yap Z
Year 9
Bryan S
Chand R
Fullagar T
Jha A
Lee C
Mountford J
Schmerl J
Sparke T
Tully M
Waller B
Latin
Half Colours
Year 12
Beckingsale M
Literature
Half Colours
Year 12
Lu L
Year 11
Blanch J
Mathematical Methods
Half Colours
Year 12
Li B
Year 11
Ma G
Middle School Dramatic Production
Half Colours
Year 8
Cheng S
Dabelstein S
French W
Huang B
Ma J
Smyth D
Stenner H
Wilson N
Year 7
Blanch T
Ho L
Kappler A
Nallainathan M
Reeves Z
Rodins E
Singh M
Watson A
Year 6
Chang H
Crombie J
Loxton X
Skoien H
Year 5
Evered C
Heinemann H
Modern History
Half Colours
Year 12
Harris T
Year 11
Anderson B
Music
Full Colours
Year 12
Beckingsale M
Beirne H
Haque Z
Huang J
Karmel X
Kumar V
Lauder N
Li B
Liang L
Lollback J
Neilson W
Paschkewitz D
Waterhouse L
Xu B
Young M
Year 11
Ai E
Amato M
Bade N
Blanch J
Chang K
Chen A
Conomos E
Hamilton A
Lay A
Lee K
Nakasato M
Petersen M
Prescott C
Shan N
Wickramasekera D
Wrigley Z
Yoon E
Year 10
Allen L
Barnes G
Brand J
Carroll P
Chen E
Chen E
Chin Moody J
Hoole O
Huang E
Koch E
Lee T
Li E
Lin X
Scott A
Wong A
Wong B
Zhang L
Year 9
Cheng Y
Gong W
Hoole R
Ma J
Napper H
Waller B
Year 8
Koch L
Lee A
Purushothaman P
Ray T
Year 7
Martin R
Ngai A
Half Colours
Year 12
Chan I
Huang S
Margetts S
Ramalingam J
Wilson B
Yuen W
Zhu C
Year 11
Ahn D
Butler J
Chua A
Erng E
He D
Lee L
Levy A
Lin I
Liu H
McDade W
Mellick H
Nanda S
Philpot R
Punj S
Samios A
Smyth H
Tan J
Tho M
Yee J
Zhang D
Zhang C
Zhu T
Year 10
Andreatidis T
Arthur J
Connell M
Gorry J
Ho C
Huang O
Huo B
Langton-Lockton T
Liu L
Pradeep J
Srivastava S
Wang M
Waterhouse C
Yap Z
Yong Gee S
Year 9
Cheng A
Cheng M
Filei L
Kath A
Kim A
Lu A
Lundqvist T
Mountford J
Naik A
Prescott L
Wang N
Year 8
Cavanagh C
Chen D
Chin Moody O
Ding R
Farquhar B
Fletcher J
French W
Hu A
Huang H
Jago C
Lau J
Lau J
Leong E
Li F
Shao P
Smyth D
Wang A
Wen J
Yu R
Zhong D
Zou D
Year 7
Cao C
Conway J
Hewson A
Kamberovic R
Law O
Li C
McHutchison M
Skinner O
Wang A
Xie W
Year 6
Ferguson L
Lin N
Loxton X
Lu J
Yang R
Year 5
Huang S
General Award
Year 12
Simonetta J
Year 11
Ellerman H
Hostiadi L
Year 10
Butler R
Duffield H
Dunn-Mura O
Lin J
McCarthy H
Sham A
Symons F
Tan J
Vaughan F
Year 9
Bade L
Beebe J
Beltrame F
Bromet M
Dong F
Fullagar T
Grant M
Hsu J
Huang L
Kappler L
Kurian D
Lilley H
Lin H
Meeking O
Ngan E
Sun B
Wang L
Wong M
Zhao E
Zhou H
Year 8
Chen L
Fan J
Huang B
Lee D
Liu D
Lu D
Moo N
Nanda A
Perel A
Qu E
Singleton F
Tsang A
Wijesuriya R
Yamauchi Y
Year 7
Chan C
Chuang N
Conolly E
Epari F
Ha J
Ho L
Huo M
Jia A
Kappler A
Lau C
Lee H
Lee K
Liang K
Mahagamage D
Moynihan W
Patel E
Reeves Z
Sampson L
Schulz L
Singh M
Spoor G
Tiong J
Vasta Z
Wang L
Wang A
Wu E
Xing W
Yan L
Zhou H
Zhu L
Year 6
Arias Lohrisch R
Chang H
Jary A
Mitchell B
Ngai J
Poon Q
Poon W
Singh A
Su J
Year 5
Heinemann H
Howes V
Jayasinghe S
Pan Z
Rotinen Cardona A
Wang C
Zhang B
Music Prize
Half Colours
Year 11
Wrigley Z
Music Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Beirne H
Huang S
Karmel X
Lauder N
Paschkewitz D
Ramalingam J
Xu B
Young M
Yuen W
Zhu C
Year 10
Brand J
Half Colours
Year 12
Haque Z
Huang J
Li B
Waterhouse L
Year 11
Amato M
Chang K
Hamilton A
Lay A
Ma G
Prescott C
Shan N
Year 10
Allen L
Barrett F
Chin Moody J
Wong A
Yap Z
Year 9
Waller B
Year 7
Pachchigar A
Sutton E
Xie W
Year 6
Loxton X
Physical Education
Half Colours
Year 12
Lam R
Year 11
Love J
Physics
Half Colours
Year 12
Li B
Year 11
Ma G
Prize for Engineering
Half Colours
Year 11
Nakasato M
Rowing
Full Colours
Year 12
Bale A
Forbes M
Maher W
McCormack F
Slatter H
Wright O
Year 11
Grant J
Kelso N
Kent O
Half Colours
Year 12
Douglas Z
Graham O
Hirst M
Huf B
Taylor B
Willersdorf C
Yantsch J
Zand R
Year 11
Forno D
Hamra A
Hutton E
Kerr L
Kerr O
Poynter J
Slater H
Tsai W
Year 9
Angelini W
Graham C
Sports Award
Year 12
Blackwood C
Bunce A
Chien B
Connell A
Davison J
Gresshoff L
Hudson O
Liu J
Spencer C
Watson S
Year 11
Battaglia L
Bell Z
Boorer A
Horton N
Kenward C
Kerr H
Lilley N
Miller C
Philpot R
Prentis V
Purcell B
Siganto J
Smith H
Thynne M
Warlow A
Xiang H
Year 10
Carr W
Catterick O
Clarke L
Clutterbuck W
Connell M
Davies B
Duffield H
Haug H
Johnston T
Kelley S
Mackay H
McCarthy H
McCormack L
McNamara J
Montague L
Moore W
Mulholland E
Nagl E
O’Connor W
O’Keefe P
O’Reilly C
Pendleton C
Peters W
Read O
Reid W
Sekhon R
Selvarajan S
Stonell C
Straughton H
White S
Woolley M
Year 9
Beltrame F
Lilley H
Moghadam K
Swan H
Wang J
Year 8
Bell F
Hatte A
Xiang E
Year 7
Soni M
Rowing Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Davison J
Rugby Football
Full Colours
Year 12
Akauola D
Enasio H
Ramalingam J
Slatter H
Stoneley B
Swan G
Wackwitz A
Year 11
Begley O
Brinkworth L
Chinula S
Dalton L
Horton N
Siganto J
Vevesi N
Year 10
Breen K
Gaffney N
Labor R
Half Colours
Year 12
Brant T
Breen E
Donaldson L
Driessen W
Elf L
Hazzard S
Hirst M
Lam R
Langdon H
McCormack F
Russell L
Wacker G
Wang R
Watchirs M
Watson S
Watts A
Wilson B
Year 11
Allport T
Carruthers I
Lynch O
Sports Award
Year 12
Aitchison W
Anderson J
Anictomatis J
Bashirzadeh R
Bingham J
Blackwood C
Boccolacci M
Boo J
Bottomley A
Bryan M
Buck B
Bunce A
Chambers T
Chapman R
Clark A
Clayton T
Coates B
Cook L
Cooper M
Deacon J
Do N
Gatehouse H
Graham O
Greenaway O
Gresshoff L
Henderson W
Huf B
Lindgren M
Liu J
Mann F
Millar D
Neep H
Nguyen A
Ong S
Prebble C
Pribadi R
Reck H
Richardson I
Smith C
Spence A
Spencer C
Spencer H
Taylor B
Turra M
Wheeler R
Willersdorf C
Wu D
Yantsch J
Zand R
Year 11
Aleksiuk L
Ballentine S
Boorer A
Brand B
Ellerman H
Hamra A
Hay L
Kenward C
List A
McNeill A
Mellick H
Overlack M
Sclavos S
Simpkins D
Year 10
Clayton N
Clutterbuck W
Davies B
Elliott T
Haug H
Huth H
Liberatore H
Macaulay H
Mackay H
Michie S
Mulholland E
Myers S
Rollason T
Romer S
Slatter A
Szumowski L
Vanderstoep O
Vevesi D
Wilson J
Woolley M
Year 9
Beltrame F
Biscaro S
Brand G
Campbell T
Coyne-House H
Dalton G
Dong R
Gorry T
Levy G
Mazzocchi I
McDonald H
Prasad H
Prescott L
Rodins L
Tart O
Taylor M
Vatanitawake T
Watson E
Year 8
Barton H
Bender T
Brittain M
Clutterbuck T
Hatte A
Lu D
Macaulay H
Naidoo M
Ngo M
Nunn W
Qu E
Sneddon S
Trotter A
Wilhelmus W
Wong W
Year 7
Andrews M
Beebe H
Carew C
Clark X
Dauber G
Evans H
Evans L
Fung L
Given M
Goold O
Hando T
Harvey O
Hinds T
Miller H
Myers J
Neilson L
Pentelow J
Poynter B
Raymond A
Webb S
Yuille M
Year 6
Blanch T
Brunton J
Cooper H
Gaunt D
Gordon H
Hailes A
Hooper F
Jary A
Mayers W
Nunn L
Spragg J
Takada Y
Rugby Football Services
Full Colours
Year 12
Karmel X
Half Colours
Year 12
Chan I
Dang L
Dark N
Lauder N
Lollback J
Margetts S
Neilson W
Young M
Year 11
Conomos E
Hamilton A
Kerrigan H
Lay A
Prescott C
Punj S
Tho M
Wickramasekera D
Yoon E
Year 10
Wong A
Sports Award
Year 10
Allen L
Barnes G
Lee T
Year 8
Koch L
Sailing
Full Colours
Year 12
Goss K
Howarth N
Rutter S
Year 11
Lee G
Half Colours
Year 12
Mann F
Year 9
Li E
Yu J
Year 7
Martin R
Senior
Dramatic
Production
Full Colours
Year 12
Anderson J
Beckingsale M
Lindgren M
Salisbury F
Spence A
Swane F
Wilson B
Wong B
Year 11
Amato M
Conomos E
Kumar B
Samios A
Service to Scholarship
Full Colours
Year 12
Ballentine H
Beckingsale M
Chan I
Clarke A
Dark N
Dore M
Du A
Hazzard S
Jacobsen L
Kwok T
Li B
Lollback J
Yuen W
Zhang B
Zhu C
Half Colours
Year 12
Aitchison W
Davies A
Harris T
Kim A
Lauder N
Li S
Lu L
Ong S
Yantsch J
Specialist
Mathematics
Half Colours
Year 12
Li B
Year 11
Mellick O
Swimming
Full Colours
Year 12
Anastasia L
Chow I
Raine J
Woodhouse R
Year 11
Boorer A
Cahill H
Cunningham M
Dwyer S
Garbanzo T
Luo C
Nelson C
Simpkins D
Zhang S
Year 10
Lee E
Half Colours
Year 11
Deacon C
Deng T
Mellick H
Nathan M
Wang L
Year 10
Arumugam Z
Donaldson A
Elliott T
Gorry J
Huo B
Raine M
Wynn L
Year 9
Boutcher A
Gao M
Skerman W
Spiez J
Wang M
Year 5
Ren L
Zhao R
Sports Award
Year 12
Brant T
Bui Z
Dowling O
Goss K
Hasselmann A
Jakupovic Z
Lam R
Nathan C
Rombola F
Xue H
Zhang B
Zhou D
Year 11
Aleksiuk L
Hutton E
Mellick O
Siganto J
Year 9
Donaldson L
Lutton H
Year 8
Chan M
Chou B
Lau J
Lau J
Lau T
Li A
Nunn W
O’Shea R
Shen A
Wijesuriya R
Wu C
Year 7
Basile H
Beebe H
Chen H
Chiverall J
Lee A
Lee R
Year 6
Li A
Year 5
Rotinen Cardona A
Full Colours
Year 12
Karmel X
Sports Award
Year 10
Holmes J
Tennis
Full Colours
Year 12
Bale A
Cook A
Year 10
Patel S
Year 9
Golda V
Struthers K
Half Colours
Year 12
Bashirzadeh R
Beikoff J
Van der
Westhuizen J
Young M
Year 11
Alphonso A
Bhende P
Broadley C
Luo C
Sheather C
Sports Award
Year 12
Becker Y
Bhat A
Carroll N
Huf B
Moore F
Quinell R
Wijesinghe H
Yantsch J
Year 11
de Jager J
Erng E
Geffen Z
Goel R
Nakasato M
Ortega Quintana Y
Year 10
Ellis P
Findlay H
Lisec Z
Pradeep J
Qu L
Van der
Westhuizen T
Wang S
Wu M
Year 9
Kong K
Senaratne K
Sparke T
Tan L
Wu N
Year 8
Ha A
Loparow H
Luong R
Modak V
Xu J
Year 7
Chen R
Given M
Ha J
Moody X
Moore H
Nasirpour K
Poynter B
Raymond A
Sinclair T
Yan L
Year 6
Arias Lohrisch R
Ha O
Ng T
Ngai J
Su J
Year 5
Kenny A
Pan S
Sun D
Yiu N
The Bryan Science Medal
Half Colours
Year 11
Zhu T
Track and Field
Full Colours
Year 12
Akauola D
Bhat A
Brant T
Kennedy S
Qiu-Tang A
Saywell L
White O
Year 11
Amato M
Bennett M
Boorer A
Elix E
Mellick O
Miller J
Half Colours
Year 11
Alphonso A
Okonkwo V
Year 10
Huang E
Year 9
Phillips D
Year 8
Reid D
Sports Award
Year 12
Bui Z
Chen K
Clayton T
Cook A
Feldblyum A
Gatehouse H
Hirst M
Leotta S
Scott D
Xue H
Zand R
Year 11
Baker L
Dalton L
List A
Lynch O
Yorkston H
Year 10
Clayton N
Duffield H
Ellemor L
Huth H
Jennings A
Myers S
Read O
Saxil P
Vanderstoep O
Vaughan F
Wood C
Year 9
Bryan S
Coyne-House H
Dalton G
Ekeocha D
Fox Z
Hetherington A
McDonald H
Year 8
Barrett G
Bourne N
Chan M
Chang M
Creighton W
Di Losa L
Huang H
Lu D
Reid S
Seccombe W
Wilhelmus W
Year 7
Beebe H
Webb S
Track and Field Services
Half Colours
Year 12
Atkins R
Visual Art
Half Colours
Year 12
Jacobsen L
Year 11
Xiang H
Volleyball
Full Colours
Year 12
Becker Y
Chan S
Cook L
Gatehouse H
James J
Prebble C
Veamatahau S
Year 11
Nakasato M
O’Sullivan F
Smith Z
Year 10
Edwards J
Liang A
Half Colours
Year 12
Chapman R
Ding A
Fox J
Lam R
Leong J
Liu A
Qiu-Tang A
Shih O
Wu D
Year 11
McKay J
Pocock M
Year 10
Greene W
Sports Award
Year 12
Benjamin A
Cooper M
Jenns C
Lauder N
Marschner W
Miu M
Russell L
Swift O
Wheeler R
Zhu C
Year 11
Chen B
Foulger B
Hostiadi L
Jung J
Zhou L
Year 10
Cook A
Findlay H
Fu A
Ho H
Jennings A
Lai L
Smith F
Sohn J
Vo C
Wang S
Wang M
Wong L
Wu M
Yap Z
Zhang L
Year 9
Grant M
Hansen M
Hu D
Huang E
Huang L
Lin H
Liu F
Lu L
Luong R
McKay C
Sun B
Tan L
Wang N
Warner E
Wong C
Wu N
Xiao L
Zhang L
Year 8
Bourne N
Bridgeford L
Bryce C
Deane H
Di Losa L
Ha A
Hovey H
Loparow H
Nasirpour E
Ngo M
Year 7
Chuang N
Hamilton I
Hando T
Jung J
Liang K
Lin S
Pocock H
Taylor T
Vo R
Volleyball Services
Sports Award
Year 10
Barnes G
Headmaster’s Valedictory Speech | School Captain’s Speech Day Address
Class of 2025 | Head of Year 12 | Senior Formal | Younger Years
Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed staff, proud parents, and our newest Brisbane Grammar School alumni—the class of 2025.
It is my great privilege to welcome you all to the 2025 Valedictory Dinner. This evening is a significant milestone, honouring the achievements and journeys of our valedictorians, the steadfast support of their families, and the dedicated guidance of our Heads of Year and staff.
The Valedictory Dinner is the final formal occasion where the
“I extend heartfelt thanks for entrusting your sons to Brisbane Grammar School and for your unwavering support of their pursuits.”
entire cohort gathers as students of Brisbane Grammar School.
Over the years, these young men have learned, worked and grown together in an environment steeped in history and tradition. Earlier this year, I reminded our
seniors that people—parents, students, teachers and coaches— form the heart of our school. These graduates have inherited the legacy of our institution and contributed to the ongoing story of its rich heritage.
At the start of the academic year, I encouraged the class of 2025 to embrace their roles as seniors and actively shape the evolving legacy of Brisbane Grammar School. They have since shown a strong commitment to collective success. Their leadership and unity have further strengthened the proud traditions upheld by our school community.
As time passes, the details of exams, assignments and daily routines may fade, but the bonds formed here will endure. The laughter shared in the corridors, the lessons learned inside and outside the classroom, and the challenges overcome together will
become cherished memories. These stories, enriched by the warmth of nostalgia, will remind them of their resilience, camaraderie and the formative years that shaped their character. When they reunite in the future, it will be these moments of connection, rather than academic achievements, that spark conversations and smiles. In this way, the spirit of Grammar will remain with each of them, carried forward into their futures and shared with others.
I would like to commend and thank the seniors for setting a positive example throughout the year and enriching the experiences of students in other year groups. As we bid farewell and wish you success and happiness, I urge you to keep revising your stories, refining your character, thinking independently, and striving to make your lives extraordinary.
I express my sincere gratitude to the Heads of Year, Mr Larry Carmichael and Mr Chris Dash. Mr Carmichael provided steadfast guidance throughout much of the cohort’s journey, while Mr Dash brought the enthusiasm and momentum that helped them reach
this milestone. Mr Dash was ably supported by Mr Ged Hales and Ms Sarah McDonald, who served as strong advocates for the boys. I also acknowledge the Form Tutors, subject teachers, coaches and conductors, whose contributions extend well beyond the delivery of content. I encourage our graduating seniors to personally
thank their teachers for their guidance and support.
To the parents, I extend a heartfelt thanks for entrusting your sons to Brisbane Grammar School and for your unwavering support of their pursuits, as well as your partnership with the School in fostering their personal growth. My gratitude also goes to The P&F Auxiliary for their generous support of this Valedictory Dinner and to the organising committee for their dedication in making tonight possible. Finally, I would like to acknowledge Catherine Yantsch, our Year 12 Parent Representative, whose outstanding efforts have kept parents informed and connected.
I wish everyone a pleasant and memorable evening.
Mr Anthony Micallef Headmaster
“I urge you to keep revising your stories, refining your character, thinking independently, and striving to make your lives extraordinary.”
Welcome once again to Speech Day for 2025.
I wish the Class of 2026 well for next year, and I have no doubt that the student body is in safe hands under your leadership.
I first came to BGS as a Year 5 student in the 150-year anniversary of our school. I experienced the celebrations of this milestone, albeit from a distance, and throughout my years at BGS, I have looked up to the older boys, especially the Year 12s.
I have been consistently amazed and intimidated by the things that previous Grammar students have achieved. To put it simply, the history, legacy and success of our school is a hard thing to live up to.
About a year ago when our cohort was preparing to lead the school, I found myself asking: What really matters? Was it our achievements? The premierships? The plaques on the wall?
I found my answer from a memory in 2018. It was at Track and Field training, and my fellow Year 5s and I were trying to mind our own business and not get run over by the Year 12s.
But the School Captain that year, Marcus Ray, took the time to ask me how I was.
And despite that moment only taking around 20 seconds, it mattered. It mattered because, in that moment, he made a younger
boy feel seen and valued.
Throughout the year, I have learned what matters is not trying to one-up the previous year, so we can be remembered or so our name can be written on a plaque.
What matters is creating an environment where every single Grammar boy, from Years 5 to Year 12, can learn and grow.
Thousands of our small choices, like Marcus’s choice that day, culminate to build a thriving school culture. The achievements, glory and legacy will take care of itself.
This year, the senior cohort has been committed to its mission to build a culture through our vision of Strive As One.
We picked it because it contains two elements we believe are vital for making our community the best it can be. Firstly, ‘Strive’ represents hard work. Secondly, ‘As One’ represents our united community.
Reflecting on the year, I believe the student body has lived out this vision extraordinarily.
The most obvious example is our thriving sporting program, which has had extensive success across all year levels, divisions and sports. For most of Semester 1, our First teams couldn’t seem to get a premiership, despite placing second in Swimming, Volleyball, Debating, Rowing and Cross Country.
But then, on the final day of Term 2, we filled the stands at Northgate
with 343 boys and watched the First XI take out the premiership-winning football game.
That day showed what matters most when achieving success: the relentless hunger of our athletes supported by the sea of Grammar boys in the stands cheering them on.
But it goes beyond sport. I have had the special privilege of watching this year’s Dramatic Production of Rhinoceros, as well as our biggest music showcase of the year, Grammar In Concert, where I was blown away by the unbelievable talent of our musicians.
I have to say, watching Middle Schoolers working their magic on a violin is an immensely humbling experience.
Indeed, what makes BGS truly special is that we are encouraged to engage in activities beyond our academics to help develop our character.
Some of the most impactful experiences from my time at BGS have been during Outdoor Education.
I haven’t just grown as a student, but also as a human being.
Taking part in Public Purpose is another huge part of this. For me, a highlight has been helping the younger boys with their homework in the Middle School library.
There have been too many Public Purpose initiatives for me to list, but the one that means the most to me
“Becoming a well-rounded man matters more than any academic or sporting achievement.”
is raising awareness for leukemia. Hearing old-boy Rowan Tong-Law speaking about his own battle with the disease and witnessing hundreds of people rallying behind him has been nothing short of inspirational.
I’m speaking for the Year 12s and the entire school when I say that BGS has given us so much. Today offers an opportunity to say thank you.
To our teachers, those who I have dealt with directly and those I haven’t, thank you for going above and beyond to not only make us better learners, but better people. My parents always tell me how lucky I am to have had such great teachers.
Our teachers’ commitment to helping us through difficult times and genuine care for us is unparalleled.
To our Heads of Year, Mr Carmichael, Mr Dash, Mr Hales and Ms McDonald, your support and generosity have been invaluable. Mr Carmichael guided us from Year 7 and has been an incredible leader throughout our BGS journey. Mr Dash became our Head of Year partway through Year 11, and he has ensured our final year has been productive and enjoyable. Ms McDonald, your behind-the-scenes work and organisation have kept us going this year. Mr Hales, I speak for everyone when I say that we will sorely miss your ability to put a smile on everyone’s face.
To my fellow student leaders, Hugo, Anson, Harper and Patrick, it has been a pleasure and a privilege to spend so much time with you this year. You are exceptional examples of Grammar men.
To the Prefects and everyone who contributed to organising spirit, cohort culture and the academic
committee, thank you for your commitment to making this year something special. To every one of my Year 12 peers, thank you for being incredible people to learn with and from, and such amazing leaders of the School. You are proof that every Year 12 boy who puts on that senior tie has the potential to lead.
To our parents, who bus us around to games, work hard to send us to this school, and are here for us in the toughest of times, we are forever grateful. We probably don’t say thank you enough, but you are the most important members of the BGS community, and the most important people in our lives.
I want to take this opportunity to thank Mum, Dad and my sister Olivia. Thank you for being in my life and supporting me even when it is hard. I am so lucky to have you.
Before I close, there is something that I would like to share with you that I have only now begun to appreciate. When Marcus came over to have a chat with me on that memorable day in Year 5, he could have been talking with his own mates. It was his selflessness and compassion for others that compelled him to make that choice.
While BGS does have a
reputation for producing high achievers, whether it is academic, sporting or future careers, I have come to learn the most important thing our school does is produce well-rounded men: men who are selfless, focussed and hard working. Through Public Purpose, we are encouraged to give back to our community. Through sport, we work as a team and pursue a common goal. Through our academics, we learn for the sake of pursuing what is good, true and beautiful. And throughout all these activities, our school motto rings aloud: Nil Sine Labore. Nothing without work. A good work ethic is a product of mental strength that BGS cultivates within every student.
BGS students, my parting message to you is this: becoming a well-rounded man matters more than any academic or sporting achievement.
To the class of 2025, I look forward to seeing how you live out the lessons we have learned at BGS and how this has a positive impact on your future pursuits. The last eight years have been a pleasure, and I’m so glad I got to share it with you all. Over the years we will scatter across the globe, and pursue different professions and passions, but we will always be united by the Light Dark Blue.
Luke Saywell School Captain
The graduating class of 2025 has left an enduring mark on Brisbane Grammar School. This year has been one of determination and remarkable achievement; academically, in cocurricular pursuits and in building the spirit that binds this cohort together. This was their response to the message School Captain Luke Saywell delivered at the start of the year: “Whatever we do, we do our very best, and we do it with and for our Grammar brothers”.
In their second year in the STEAM Precinct, the boys embraced the vibrant learning environment with confidence and maturity. What was once new has become familiar, and the students have thrived in this space. They got the job done and they did so with purpose.
Year 12 is a unique chapter
in the school journey. It’s a time when the structures and expectations of earlier years give way to greater autonomy. With that comes responsibility, and this cohort rose to the challenge. Together, they’ve demonstrated that they are capable of extraordinary things. They’ve shown courage in the face of uncertainty, whether navigating the pressures of final assessments or responding to the looming threat of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Their commitment and achievements speak volumes and reflect not only talent but also teamwork, discipline and a deep commitment to excellence: multiple premierships
“Whatever we do, we do our very best, and we do it with and for our Grammar brothers”
—
Luke Saywell, School Captain
in GPS Football, First Chess, QDU Debating, Gymnastics and Fencing; second in GPS Swimming, Cross Country, Head of the River Rowing, and Debating, sold out Senior Dramatic production and musical talent in Grammar in Concert. Every event was elevated by a mass of Year 12s cheering on their brothers with pride adding to the collective spirit that has defined this remarkable cohort.
Year 12 is a time when relationships evolve. Students and teachers walk side by side, united in the pursuit of personal
bests. It truly takes a village to raise a student, and at BGS that village is vast. Special thanks to Mr Ged Hales, who has done a fantastic job journeying with this cohort throughout their senior years, and Ms Sarah McDonald, who joined for this pivotal final year. Our Form Tutors have also been daily pillars of support and guidance and deserve a big thanks.
It has been an honour to serve
as Head of Year for the Class of 2025. I am immensely proud of each of them.
Continue to strive the Cohort of 2025.
Mr Chris Dash Head of Year 12
The 287 students of Year 11 had a stellar year at the School.
The students were exposed to the expectations, rigour and complexity of the final years of schooling. At times, the demands were profound, yet their resilience was on display throughout.
Student leadership is a key focus in Year 11, and the students worked exceptionally hard to undertake a genuine and authentic leadership process. They worked well in sessions with Michael Knight’s team from Peer Power, an organisation focused on supporting young people through various programs and seminars. The leadership voting process was performed with care
and genuine engagement. Those selected will truly reflect the desires of their peers.
Year 11 students have shown exceptional commitment to Public Purpose initiatives. Our Year 11 swimmers spearheaded the Starlight Super Swim to support sick children, contributing to an impressive school-wide total of $11,220. Their efforts continued with enthusiastic support for the Leukaemia Foundation, participating in the World’s Greatest Shave and organising a charity
social that raised over $6,000. Year 11 led the way in the Eat Up program, which provides lunches to children in need, achieving the highest participation rate across all year levels.
Four Year 11 Tutor Groups contributed to Hope in a Suitcase by assembling care packages for children entering foster care. Nearly half of the attendees at Daggy Jumper Day and Sleepout — events that raise awareness and funds for youth homelessness — were Year 11 students.
Their dedication extended beyond service into academic support, with 30 Year 11 students volunteering every week at Homework Club, assisting younger students to learn English as an additional language. They took the lead in organising activities for Harmony Week, National Closing the Gap Day and R U OK? Day. These efforts reflect the empathy, leadership and commitment to community that define the Year 11 cohort.
The list of individual names for cocurricular achievements, across national, state and school levels, is too extensive to include. Their remarkable achievements are cast in the same light as their contributions to leadership and
service.
As always, nothing is possible without the remarkable contributions of Rachael Dauber and Vanessa Gillman, our Year 11 Parent Representatives.
We are exceptionally fortunate to
have their support as they give so much to every family in the group.
Mr Jon Hopes
Head of Year 11
2025 has been transformative for our Year 10 students, marking their continued journey through the Senior School with increasing maturity, independence and responsibility. As Head of Year, it has been a privilege to witness the cohort embrace the challenges and opportunities that come with this pivotal stage of their education.
From an academic standpoint, Year 10 demands a deeper level of engagement and independence. Students have been encouraged to refine their study habits, take ownership of their learning, and prepare for the rigours of senior assessment. The emphasis on consistent effort and application has been central throughout the year, and it has been rewarding to see many boys rise to this challenge, developing the autonomy and resilience needed
for success in Years 11 and 12.
A focus on Student Wellbeing has remained a cornerstone of our approach. The Year 10 cohort has continued to build a positive sense of self, as well as
community, by exploring themes of identity, purpose, and connection through our wellbeing curriculum.
The Public Purpose Program has offered meaningful opportunities for service and leadership, and
it has been heartening to see students contribute positively to both the School and wider community.
The Year 10 Outdoor Education experience at Moogerah provided a powerful moment of personal growth and reflection. The physical and emotional challenges of the program, including the summit of Mt Moon, fostered camaraderie, perseverance, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world. Students were able to reflect positively at a significant point in time on their educational journey, namely the final time they will attend our Moogerah Campus as a class group.
Our Cocurricular program continues to enrich the Year 10 experience, offering a dynamic
balance of competition, creativity, and collaboration. Whether on the sporting field, in the orchestra, or on stage, students have demonstrated commitment and passion, contributing to the vibrant culture of our School.
I extend my sincere thanks to our parent community for their ongoing support and partnership. As we look ahead to 2026 and
the commencement of Year 11, I am excited to continue working alongside our students and families as we prepare for the final years of schooling and the opportunities they will present us.
Mr Adam Bloch Head of Year 10
The year began with a strong sense of purpose as the boys transitioned into the Senior School. This transition brought heightened responsibility and independence, as students were called to take stronger ownership of their learning, particularly in their academic
endeavours. This was formally marked by the Blazer Ceremony at the start of Term 2, which was a proud moment for the boys and their families. This well-attended event celebrated the symbolic first wearing of the blazer, a tradition that represents not only their entry
into a new stage of schooling but also the responsibilities, maturity and opportunities that accompany their role within the Senior School community.
One of the standout experiences was the annual school camp to Moogerah. The climb of Mount Greville proved to be a significant challenge. At times, the boys faced difficult conditions due to cold and wet weather, yet these obstacles became moments of strength shared between them. They encouraged one another and developed a stronger sense of unity as they tackled the elements together.
Leadership emerged as a strong theme this year, with many boys applying for student leadership roles. These leaders played a vital role in organising events with Brisbane Girls Grammar School, which were both well-attended and thoroughly enjoyed. They also initiated inter Tutor Group activities, such as dodgeball and chess, which became highlights throughout the year.
Cocurricular leaders spoke at every Year Level Assembly providing excellent accounts of what happens outside the classrooms. Cocurricular involvement remained high, with many boys engaging in a wide range of activities. These experiences helped foster deeper relationships and stronger connections within the cohort.
The year concluded with the innovative 2032 Housing Legacy Challenge, where students were tasked with designing sustainable micro-housing using shipping containers. This project addressed homelessness in the lead-up to the Brisbane Olympic Games,
encouraging the boys to think creatively and compassionately about real-world issues.
As the year draws to a close, we congratulate the Year 9 boys on their many achievements. Their growth in independence, leadership and resilience has been remarkable. We look forward to seeing them continue to develop as they move further into the
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Gathering in the Lilley Centre Forum on 29 January to commence the year, the Year 8 cohort was presented with the following task: In Year 8, we lead the Middle School, and we lead by example.
Boys were challenged to demonstrate the culture they intended to model. While focusing on visible aspects such as uniform and engagement in learning, they also sought to model less tangible traits, such as respect and inclusion.
In developing these traits, the Year 8 Wellbeing Team, which includes Heads of Year and Form Tutors, focused on the delivery of the Student Wellbeing curriculum in our weekly wellbeing lessons. These lessons helped students
to engage with and experience the actions, expectations and beliefs underpinned by the School’s Protect and Connect Framework. We want to embrace the opportunity to shape the long-term culture of the
group by compelling boys to reflect on their attitudes and actions, and how these impact themselves and others.
Topics presented ranged from resilience, assertive communication,
peer influences and social awkwardness to respectful relationships, where we explored healthy relationships, puberty and reproduction, gender stereotypes and image sharing.
Resources focused on hands-on activities to encourage debate and reflection, while we also encouraged movement and connection. While clear parameters were set to ensure respectful engagement, boys were encouraged to question and challenge assumptions, both their own and those of others.
The outcome of this year-long focus has been multifaceted. By providing boys with an opportunity to discuss pertinent developmental issues, stronger connections have been fostered among students. By engaging openly, often about confronting contemporary issues, we have provided our Year 8 students with exceptional pastoral care and a well-rounded education. By challenging destructive attitudes and behaviours, we are building a more respectful community.
Leadership has been framed as being about more than delivering a speech or wearing a badge: leadership is about demonstrating and advocating for values and beliefs that celebrate inclusivity and acceptance.
We look forward to the cohort continuing to lead by example as they embark upon their Senior School journey in 2026.
Mr Samuel Lobascher Head of Year 8
Year 7 marks one of the most significant transition points in the BGS journey. With students from primary schools across the world joining the continuing BGS Year 6 cohort, this year was about forging a new, cohesive community that will grow together throughout their schooling years.
At the beginning of the year, students were introduced to the
analogy of the hero’s journey, a reminder that each boy is the protagonist in his own BGS story. Like every great story, the chapters of Year 7 were filled with calls to adventure, trusted guides, loyal companions, and memorable moments that tested the boys and helped them grow.
A significant highlight was the Year 7 camp at Moogerah.
Surrounded by a beautiful setting, the boys pushed themselves beyond their comfort zones. They embraced the great outdoors, tackled hiking trails and worked together to overcome challenges. Many laughs and stories were also shared around the campfire. These experiences not only deepened friendships but taught important lessons about teamwork, resilience and leadership.
The Innovation Summit was another key adventure. The boys connected with industry experts in a range of fields, such as forensic science, engineering and entrepreneurship, gaining an inspiring glimpse into the possibilities that lie ahead.
Classroom learning was enriched through immersive activities, such
as Rome Day, which brought Ancient Roman history to life in engaging and memorable ways. The Geography excursion to Hinze Dam and Natural Bridge offered a practical connection to their studies. The Public Speaking competition added a further dimension to the year, combining humour with insight, as students reflected on topics ranging from the dangers of overthinking, to the positives of parents and pet rocks.
Beyond academic life, Year 7 boys embraced cocurricular opportunities. From sporting and cultural programs to clubs, activities and the Public Purpose program, the boys developed values and skills that will shape them into wellrounded young men, ready to make a positive contribution to the world around them.
This year would not have been possible without the dedicated guidance of Form Tutors and class teachers, Assistant Heads of Year Peter Hunter and Dean Littlefair, and Acting Assistant Head of Year Abi Riley. I would also like thank the Year 7 parent community, whose support has been invaluable.
As the boys continue their BGS journey, their courage, curiosity, and community spirit will guide them through many exciting chapters yet to be written.
Ms Crystal Thompson Head of Year 7
This year’s Year 6 cohort embraced their second year of middle schooling with energy, enthusiasm and camaraderie.
Over the course of the year, they grew in confidence and maturity, supporting one another through challenges and celebrating achievements. Their leadership, teamwork, and spirit made a positive impression on the school community. They finish the year united, ready to step into Year 7 with pride and optimism.
Respectful relationships remained central to school life, with the Student Wellbeing Program helping the boys navigate the complexities of social interaction and personal development. Exploring topics such as resilience, conflict resolution, digital citizenship and cyber safety generated greater self-awareness, while consistent exposure to character-building messages
encouraged them to be values-driven, appreciative of opportunities, self-motivated and community minded.
The academic program offered meaningful opportunities to engage in learning and to embody the School values of endeavour and learning.
Activities such as simulating an election, creating a Middle School economy, researching global
issues, undertaking collaborative literature projects, and designing experiments provided a rich variety of experiences and opportunities for growth.
Outside the classroom, the cohort participated in many sporting and cultural activities, demonstrating commitment, enthusiasm and pride in representing the School.
A highlight was the annual trip to Canberra and Sydney, where visits to Parliament House, the Australian War Memorial, the Royal Australian Mint, and other national institutions enriched their understanding of history and government.
Community events enriched the boys’ experience. Grandparents’ Day and the Book Week Breakfast
provided opportunities to celebrate and strengthen connections across the school community. The boys’ pride and engagement was evident throughout.
As the year concludes, sincere thanks are extended to the Year 6 Form Tutors, Ms Child, Mrs Horne, Mr Porter, Ms Ragen, Mr Ross, Ms Salmon and Mr Shears, and to parent representative Mrs Alyson Cooper and parent volunteers for their ongoing support.
It has been a privilege to guide the boys through their first two years of middle schooling, and I wish them every success as they begin Year 7 in 2026.
Mr Paul Kenny Head of Year 6
In 2025, Year 5 students came together from some 80 different primary schools to form a wonderful, cohesive cohort.
Most importantly, students have internalised the School’s five core values of community, respect, endeavour, learning and leadership. This has been evident in their everyday respectful interactions with each other and staff, and their endeavour across
all aspect of school life. This was supported by the School’s Protect and Connect ethos which seeks continual improvement in ensuring that students are universally both engaged and safe.
In the academic program, students enjoyed a number of specialist subjects such as Art, Design, Drama, Music, Japanese and Chinese, along with their regular core disciplines. In addition,
students appreciated many special activities out of the classroom such as their excursion to St Helena Island, camp at Tallebudgera, Signature Programs, the Savvy Scientist afternoon, Mother’s Day morning tea, Book Week activities, Interwing competitions, a day at Moogerah and a visit to Australia Zoo.
A major highlight this year was the privilege of being the first cohort to use the new Middle School Library. This has proved to be a wonderful space both for the facilitation of our strong reading culture and as a hub for social connection between boys.
Year 5 students were involved in an endless list of cocurricular
pursuits. These facilitated the building of friendships both within and across core classes as the year progressed. Our youngest students demonstrated leadership in various ways, including conducting public purpose initiatives, running of the sports borrowing shed, helping in the library, reporting for their cocurricular teams and participating in regular class captain meetings.
The Core Year 5 team has been delighted to see the growth in engagement and maturity of the cohort and anticipate a wonderful journey ahead.
Mr Ian Grice Head of Year 5
The 2025 school year was a productive and purposeful one for our Student Wellbeing Programs, with boys involved in a wide range of experiences that strengthened their personal growth, resilience and sense of purpose. Reflecting our holistic approach to education,
the wellbeing curriculum provided meaningful opportunities for students to consider their values, explore key social and emotional themes, and develop practical strategies for managing challenges both in and out of the classroom. Lessons were interactive, prioritising
student voice and encouraging boys to share perspectives, engage in discussion and reflect on who they are and who they aspire to be.
The program reinforced the Protect and Connect Initiative, with its strong emphasis on bullying prevention, respectful relationships and student leadership development. This initiative enabled boys to engage in authentic dialogue, reflect on their responsibilities within the school community and build their capacity to foster safe and supportive peer environments. This was supported by the Days of Significance, a student-led initiative that raised whole-school awareness of important social issues and inspired boys to play an active role in shaping a culture of respect and inclusion.
Guest speakers enriched the program, broadening perspectives and deepening its core message.
Sessions on drug and alcohol awareness, respectful relationships, choices and the law, driver safety and smart digital choices encouraged boys to make informed, responsible decisions in their daily lives. These presentations brought classroom concepts into focus and offered practical insights for navigating the complexities of adolescence in a rapidly changing world.
Leadership was a defining theme across the year, explored through both classroom lessons and wider school initiatives. Boys were encouraged to consider what it means to lead self — setting personal goals, building resilience, and acting with integrity — and how these skills translate into leading others with empathy and responsibility. The Public Purpose Program provided a platform for students to practise these values
in action, while structured workshops offered practical opportunities to strengthen teamwork, communication and decision-making.
The Peer Power organisation continued its long-standing partnership with the school, providing leadership workshops that helped students strengthen their skills and grow as leaders within the community. This year marked the 23rd
consecutive year of Peer Power’s involvement in our Student Wellbeing Programs, a collaboration that equips boys with the skills, confidence, and inspiration to lead with empathy and integrity.
The Student Wellbeing Programs gave boys the chance to grow in confidence, character and connection. The lessons learned and experiences shared this year will continue to shape the way they approach challenges, relationships and leadership well beyond the classroom.
Ms Philippa Douglas Director of Student Wellbeing Programs
2025 has been a remarkable year for the Outdoor Education Program, continuing Brisbane Grammar School’s proud tradition of immersive, nature-based learning.
Across all year levels, students have deepened their connection to Country, challenged themselves physically and mentally, and contributed meaningfully to the legacy of outdoor education at BGS.
Year 7 students began a new planting initiative, designed to foster a sense of obligation and connection to Ugarapul Country. This hands-on experience not only enriched their understanding of environmental stewardship but also laid the foundation for lifelong respect for the land.
Year 8 students were the first to hike the newly constructed track to Mt Alford. The project is only made possible by the dedication of the
P&F Auxiliary and the Moogerah Committee. This new route invigorates the hiking experience with a sense of discovery and gratitude.
Year 9 students continued their journey of growth and leadership through their expedition to Bitenbar
and Moogerah (Mt Greville), while Year 10 students undertook a challenging expedition across the Teviot Range toward Moorm (Mt Moon). Each group visited Bitenbar (Pulpit Rock), an ancient place of learning and biodiversity, to reflect
on its cultural and ecological significance.
A standout achievement was the involvement of more than 130 Year 11 students who volunteered as leaders on junior programs. Their mentorship and enthusiasm created powerful cross-cohort connections and enriched the experience for younger students, reinforcing the strength of the BGS community.
The program deepened its partnership with the Julnair Fire Crew, Traditional Owners of Ugarapul Country. Through
collaborative efforts, students and staff learned about traditional fire practices and First Nations’ knowledge, contributing to the restoration and care of Country.
The Moogerah Committee’s commitment was once again evident at the annual working bee. Volunteers restored the original timber slab hut, advanced the interpretive walking track around Bitenbar (Pulpit Rock), and completed extensive maintenance at the Pepperina Hill Centre, ensuring these spaces remain in
place for future generations.
As we look to 2026, we prepare to celebrate 50 years of Outdoor Education at Moogerah. For five decades, BGS boys have embraced the outdoors, faced challenges, and supported one another. These stories, told around campfires and under starry skies, continue to shape the spirit of our school.
Mr Derek Jervis Director of Outdoor Education
The BGS Senior Library continues to be a dynamic and inclusive space that nurtures academic excellence and personal growth. With a strong focus on information literacy, students are guided to critically assess sources, conduct meaningful research and navigate the digital landscape with confidence skills essential for both academic success
and lifelong learning.
A continued commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion is reflected in the evolving book collection, which showcases a broad spectrum of voices, ideas and global perspectives. The library’s atmosphere promotes belonging, and its role in
supporting student wellbeing is evident in the culture of safety and respect that permeates the space.
This year, the library has been a hive of activity. From the engaging Get Caught Reading campaign to the Duke of Edinburgh Award volunteers, students have embraced the library as a vibrant community hub. Displays and events have spotlighted curated topics, sparking curiosity and conversation.
Literacy and the joy of reading remain central. The library actively fosters a recreational reading culture that extends beyond its walls, encouraging students to become thoughtful, empathetic
readers. The Staff Reads collection also provides opportunities for our educators to be involved in reading
for pleasure as well.
Creative expression thrives in the makerspace, where weekly Lego and Warhammer painting clubs bring students together. Science Week was a standout, featuring decoding games, trivia, puzzles and an exciting “Escape the Room” challenge. The launch of the Music Vault collection was celebrated with lunchtime concerts, including a performance by the Year 10 jazz band Light Dark Blue Note.
Supporting classroom learning, the library stays current with AI developments, helping students
verify sources and combat misinformation. This proactive approach ensures students are equipped to engage with emerging technologies responsibly.
BGS libraries are more than just ‘resource centres’, they are foundational spaces that empower students to explore, question and grow. Their role in shaping informed, resilient and curious learners is indispensable.
John Byrne Director of Library Services
Voyage Extraordinaire: A Year of Discovery in the Middle School Library
2025 has seen the launch of a true Voyage Extraordinaire in the new Middle School Library a journey inspired by the spirit of Jules Verne and powered by curiosity, creativity, and connection. From the very first term, students eagerly explored the library’s inviting nooks and crannies, finding their own space to read, reflect, and imagine. Bathed in warm natural light, the library has become a vibrant hub of learning and inspiration.
In Semester 1, boys embarked on literary adventures through reading, inquiry and innovation. Writers in Residence led masterclasses that ignited imaginations and encouraged students to chart their own writing journeys. With a focus on storytelling and creativity, the library nurtured minds and sparked ideas proving that reading for pleasure is a powerful fuel for intellectual growth.
Term 3 brought the dazzling celebration of Book Week 2025: Book an Adventure. The library transformed into a visual feast of bookish quests — space travel,
road trips and packed suitcases — inviting everyone to browse, borrow and dive into new worlds. Students participated in a Reading Passport challenge and a micro fiction competition, while families joined the joyful Book Week Breakfast featuring author Michael Wagner. An evening panel with authors Carla Salmon, Michael Wagner and Amy Doak offered rich insights into the writing process and the enduring value of reading.
In Term 4, the journey continued with a Book Fair to whet reading
appetites and encourage students to stay on their reading pathway to success.
We know and value that school libraries are more than just rooms with books. They are launchpads for lifelong learning, creativity and community. Libraries empower students to explore ideas, discover passions, and build confidence. In every chapter of a student’s journey, the library makes a difference.
John Byrne Director of Library Services
Visual Art is thriving as part of the STEAM Precinct at BGS as our students embrace the opportunities for collaborative, critical and creative thinking in the Art classroom.
Learning in Visual Art supports students as they develop into young men of purpose. A passion for protecting our environment is evident in our striking Year 6 lino cuts. Our students were inspired
by the intricate lino cuts of visiting First Nations artist Tamika Grant-Iramu. Our Year 9 students challenged viewers’ perspectives about current social issues through a colourful display of over a 100 painted skate decks in both the STEAM Gallery and the Lilley Centre. Students explored issues ranging from water shortages caused by data storage to the dangers of online gambling.
All eight classes of our Year 10 Art students visited the Phoenix Sculpture Garden at Mt Glorious in Term 1. Students viewed the late Graham Radcliffe’s sculptures in the rainforest as inspiration for their Organic Abstract Sculpture Unit.
We are delighted with the enthusiastic parental support for our Middle and Senior School Art exhibitions. Year 12 student Luke Jacobsen gave an artist talk at the Year 11 and 12 Exhibition evening
event. He combined all STEAM disciplines including some very complex mathematical modelling to create his installation artwork critiquing the Fast Fashion industry.
Luke Jacobsen and Curtis Spencer are among a select group of finalists chosen from 500 entrants across the state to be exhibited at GoMA in 2026 as part of the Creative Generation Excellence Awards in Visual Arts.
It was a pleasure to collaborate with QUT International Fashion Design student and Old Boy Owen Seaborn 23’ on our Sustainable Fashion elective for the Year 8 Innovation Summit. The boys were delighted with the creative upcycled
garments he shared with them. Old Boy Scott Breton 99’ addressed our Year 9, 11 and 12 students about his installation in the STEAM Gallery ‘Perspectives’.
A highlight for our Art staff was Ms Renee Coombe’s selection for the SWELL Sculpture Festival, Queensland’s largest outdoor sculpture exhibition. Renee worked with former BGS teacher Mandy Stuart (2019–2022), to create “What Doesn’t Kill You Mutates and Tries Again.” The work reimagines the resilience of native coastal flora.
Mr Liam Herne also had a solo exhibition at Griffith University earlier this year.
Art continues to be enriched by our vibrant parent support group who facilitate the annual Art Show and Gala Evening, a hugely popular professional exhibition now in its sixth decade. This year, the ASG acquired a major work by rising star and First Nations artist, Arrabella Walker, to our BGS collection. Our staff and students are very grateful to the ASG for funding our Visiting Artist program.
Our staff make all these achievements possible, and I wish to thank all of our Art teachers and teacher aides: Ms Renee Coombe, Ms Lindy Mackintosh, Ms Rebecca Masciantonio, Ms Marnie Hunt, Ms Sarah Kelly, Mr Liam Herne and our Teaching Assistants Mr Maxim Varghese, Ms Meleah Wachtel, Ms Serena Dyson and Ms Nicole Whitson.
Anne Kennedy-Levesque Head of Art
Boarding at Brisbane Grammar School has continued to thrive in 2025 thanks to the people, program and places that make this special community what it is. The Boarding virtues of connection, contribution and courage shape
boarders’ experiences and enable their deep connection to one another and the community at large.
A key vehicle for connection has been the much-lauded Boarding Activities Program. The School invested significantly in the program to ensure that the boys of Griffith and Harlin Houses are meaningfully engaged in a diverse range of activities across each weekend, piquing the interests of every boy across the year. Another critical program has been the reinvigorated academic support program that now sees our boarders engaged in 10 hours of tutor-supported study each week. The high-performing staff team has taken great pride in being an extension of parents’ care and concern for their boys. I thank them for their steadfast efforts.
The success of the BGS Boarding
program was only possible through the engagement and support of all boarding parents, for whom we are very grateful. Within the parent body, the Parent Boarder Support Group once again played a pivotal role, notably through their efforts in running the Boarding Coffee and Cake Stall during Open Day. As has become customary, the funds raised contributed to the purchase of the cherished Boarding Polos, which the boys wear with such pride.
Courage develops across all facets of a boarders’ engagement. From those tentative first steps into Griffith or Harlin House, to challenging oneself to partake in an activity never attempted before, to publicly addressing the community
at a weekly assembly or the annual boarding dinner — courage is developed in spades. Courage is often the virtue that underpins connection and enables contribution. When reflecting on the incredibly cohesive boarding community, led by a wonderful Boarding Prefect Team, Boarding Vice-Captain Patrick Maher and Boarding Captain Harper Enasio, it is apparent that the courage and sacrifice of many has yielded wonderful outcomes.
As we reflect on 2025, it is clear that BGS Boarding remains a place where young men are nurtured to become confident,
compassionate and capable individuals. Thank you to all who have contributed to making this year such a memorable and meaningful chapter in the story of BGS Boarding.
Mr Simon Conway Head of Senior School
Griffith and Harlin House
Back Row: Marcus Lynch, Lewis Brinkworth, Samuel Michie, Orson Stewart, Patrick Maher (Vice Captain), Tom Harris, Kha Minh Quang Cao, Nissi Vevesi, Houston Yorkston, Daniel Vevesi, Sas Chinula
Sixth Row: Ralph Labor, Harper Enasio (Captain), Jed Siganto, Sidney McMenamin, Conor Broadley, Wendall Wilhelmus, Judd Wilson, Monty Watchirs, Ben Wilson, Alex Feldblyum, Tim Allport, Rylan Pribadi, Harrison Coyne-House
Fifth Row: Diyako Rekar, Jeremy Boo, Ian Chow, Henry Liu, Jason Tan, Johan Zhang, Jackson Peck, Nathan Xu, Borui Robertson-Zeng, Curtis Lin, Andy Mac, Sam Romer, Archie Greenaway, Bosco Wong
Fourth Row: Carson Tsui, Barry Smith, James Watson, Dominic Fan, Nicky Garnsey, Darcy Lewis, James Anictomatis, Lewis Hay, Oliver Greenaway, Xavier Grey, Jamie Watson, Cruz Baker, Thomas Chen
Third Row: Vernon Wu, Archie Grey, Tomasi Vatanitawake, Binh Nguyen, Wayne Cheung, Ryder Cheng, Ambrose Stewart, Aidan Chen, Nicholas Szeto, Ryan Lam, Jerry Xue, Thierry Kwok, Nathan Chan, Jeremy Kuo
Second Row: Arthur Rasmussen, Hugo Foot, JJ Azevedo, Sheldon Cheng, Nick Zhang, Ronald Guo, Miller Lin, Gabriel Zheng, Bharathi Kumar, Teddy McNamara, Hamish Kelly, Karvyn Chan, Ethan Moore
Front Row: Tom Bliss, Angus Watson, Fox Rogers, Riyaz Paudyal, Austin Ko, William Yang, Tim Holzgrefe (Head of Griffith House), Simon Conway (Head of Senior School and Boarding), Jono Farrell (Head of Harlin House), Lachlan Fung, Christopher Lee, Josh Byrne, Ryan Lee, Eric Thura
Absent: Theo Constantinou, Rupert Drew, Harry Xue, William Wei, Peter Hu, Ned Clayton, Noah Gaffney, Justin Liu, Gus Loughnan
2025 has been a year of growth, connection and contribution in Harlin House. A key priority has been ensuring every boarder receives pastoral support through building positive relationships with staff and peers, wellbeing initiatives, and academic guidance in both house family groups and prep sessions.
Firstly, a sincere thank you to Boarding Captain, Harper Enasio, and Boarding Vice-Captain, Patrick Maher, along with their team of eight Boarding Prefects, for their leadership and service. Our gratitude also extends to
Mr Tim Holzgrefe, Head of Griffith House, Mrs Debbie Cross, Houseparent, and the Boarding team across the health centre, laundry, maintenance, cleaning, catering, boarding supervisors and tutors, whose daily care, guidance, and commitment have supported the boys throughout the year.
Beyond the walls of Harlin House, our boarders have contributed to almost every facet of school life. Whether on the sporting fields, in the music rooms, through drama productions, or in service to the broader community, boarders have been well represented. Despite being a relatively small house, our influence across the School has been significant, demonstrating the energy, talent and resilience that boarders bring to school life.
This year also saw the establishment of four boarding committees which were chaired by boarding prefects. Food and Culture was chaired by Thierry Kwok, House Activities was chaired by Ian Chow, Public Purpose was chaired by Darcy Lewis, and Wellness and Engagement was chaired by James Anictomatis. These initiatives give students a voice in shaping the day-to-day life
of the house.
The Activities Program has been another highlight, with opportunities ranging from beach trips, theme parks, and wellness hikes, to candlelight concerts, go-karting, and visits to Suncorp Stadium and the Gabba for Super Rugby, NRL and AFL fixtures. Special thanks to Activities Tutor, Mr Jimmy Preston, for his creativity and energy in making this program such a success. Academic support has also been central, with structured evening and Sunday afternoon prep sessions, helping boarders achieve their best across all subjects.
Finally, we thank our parents for their support. In particular, the Boarder Parent Support Group has continued to provide invaluable encouragement and practical assistance, ensuring that BGS Boarding remains a place of belonging, growth and opportunity for all who call it home.
Mr Jono Farrell Head of Harlin House
Back Row: Houston Yorkston, Marcus Lynch, Kha Minh Quang Cao, Gus Loughnan, Orson Stewart, Lewis Brinkworth, Samuel Michie
Fifth Row: Nathan Xu, Conor Broadley, Sidney McMenamin, Judd Wilson, Jed Siganto, Noah Gaffney, Sas Chinula, Ralph Labor, Tim Allport, Alex Feldblyum
Fourth Row: Nicky Garnsey, Archie Greenaway, Andy Mac, Sam Romer, Johan Zhang, Jason Tan, Borui Robertson-Zeng, Curtis Lin, Ned Clayton, Henry Liu, Justin Liu, Jackson Peck, Lewis Hay
Third Row: Nathan Chan, Vernon Wu, Nicholas Szeto, Aidan Chen, Bosco Wong, Barry Smith, Oliver Greenaway, Dominic Fan, Cruz Baker, Xavier Grey, Carson Tsui, Thomas Chen, Tomasi Vatanitawake, Archie Grey
Second Row: Riyaz Paudyal, Ethan Moore, Bharathi Kumar, Gabriel Zheng, Jerry Xue, Ronald Guo, Ryder Cheng, Ryan Lam, Binh Nguyen, Miller Lin, Nick Zhang, Karvyn Chan, Christopher Lee
Front Row: Thierry Kwok, James Anictomatis, Ian Chow, Ben Wilson, Debbie Cross (Houseparent), Tim Holzgrefe (Head of Griffith House) Harper Enasio (Captain), Patrick Maher (Vice Captain), Simon Conway (Head of Senior School), Jono Farrell (Head of Harlin House), Monty Watchirs, Rylan Pribadi, Darcy Lewis, Jeremy Boo
Absent: Rupert Drew, Harry Xue, William Wei, Peter Hu, Ned Clayton, Noah Gaffney, Justin Liu, Gus Loughnan
Back Row: James Anictomatis, Sidney McMenamin, Alex Feldblyum, Ben Wilson, Tom Harris, Kha Minh Quang Cao, Monty Watchirs, Rylan Pribadi, Ian Chow
Middle Row: Jeremy Boo, Barry Smith, Nicky Garnsey, Bosco Wong, Darcy Lewis, Oliver Greenaway, Dominic Fan, Cruz Baker
Front Row: Nathan Chan, Ryan Lam, Patrick Maher (Vice Captain), Simon Conway (Head of Senior School), Jono Farrell (Head of Harlin House), Tim Holzgrefe (Head of Griffith House), Harper Enasio (Captain), Binh Nguyen, Thierry Kwok
Absent: Rupert Drew, William Wei, Harry Xue
Back Row: Darcy Lewis, Rylan Pribadi, Ben Wilson, Monty Watchirs, Ian Chow, James Anictomatis
Front Row: Thierry Kwok, Tim Holzgrefe (Head of Griffith House), Patrick Maher (Vice Captain), Jono Farrell (Head of Harlin House), Harper Enasio (Captain), Simon Conway (Head of Senior School), Jeremy Boo
2025 has been a vibrant and formative chapter for our junior boarding community in Griffith House. A major focus has been developing self leadership, where boys are encouraged to take ownership of their routines and build essential skills in time management, organisation and personal responsibility. Aligned
with our three core boarding virtues, connection, contribution, and courage, this focus has helped establish strong foundational habits that prepare our Griffith House boys for a confident transition to Harlin House.
This year, we have refined our staffing structure to ensure greater consistency of care. We extend
our sincere thanks to Ms Hannah Mackay, whose presence across all five weekday mornings has been invaluable. Her dedication to providing pastoral support, guidance and structure around morning routines has brought a calm and purposeful start to each day, reinforcing the values and expectations that underpin life in Griffith House.
Our extensive activity program has continued to flourish, offering boys opportunities to develop essential life skills and navigate social interactions in a supportive environment. From cooking and laundry workshops to team-building games and outdoor adventures, these activities are designed to build independence, confidence and camaraderie among the boys.
Student voice remains a cornerstone of our approach, with
Griffith House boys participating in committees that influence daily operations and decision-making. This sense of ownership has been complemented by an outstanding level of engagement in the School’s cocurricular offerings. Whether performing in the Middle School Dramatic Production, performing in music ensembles, joining clubs, or representing the
school in GPS sports, the boys have embraced every opportunity with enthusiasm and pride.
Finally, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the parents and families of Griffith House. Your ongoing support, trust and partnership have been instrumental in forging strong connections and ensuring the best possible outcomes for every boy in
our care. Together, we continue to build a nurturing and empowering environment that sets the stage for lifelong success.
Mr Tim Holzgrefe Head of Griffith House
Griffith House
Clubs and Activities | Athene Club | Duke of Edinburgh | Faith Fellowship Group | Greening Grammar | Public Purpose | Public Speaking | Science Extension Activities | Reconciliation Action Group | Titration
STEAM Programs | Astronomy | STEM Racing | Future Problem Solving | Game Design | Grammar Coding | Lapidary Club | Maker Spaces | Model United Nations | Robotics | STEAM Tank | Enterprise Groups
Performing Arts | Music | Drama
Sport | Basketball | Chess | Cricket | Cross Country | Debating | Fencing | Football | Gymnastics | Rowing | Rugby | Sailing | Swimming | Tennis | Track and Field | Volleyball
Mr
Guan-Ao Ma, Eamman Conomos, Ms Jo Genders (Coordinator)
Third Row: Millie Wenham, Emily Wille, Eva Clarke, Chris Zhu, Sebastian
Annameike McDonagh, Charlotte Serisier
Second Row: Zoe McElwaine, Jacqueline Loh, Ava Cherry,
Front Row: Sunnie Lin, Abigail Buck, Liem Dang, Leni Kruger, Alice Hains, Valerie Yu
Neve McNab, Sameera Prasad
Absent: Salvatore Leotta, Anson Qiu-Tang
In my time as a member of Athene Club, meetings have ranged from spirited exchanges over long-standing controversies to quiet, thoughtful explorations of less trodden topics. What has always remained constant, however, is the atmosphere of curiosity. Members gather to share their own thoughts, engage with others’ ideas and often leave with more questions than answers.
A testament to the variety of perspectives and interests gathered from both BGS and BGGS, every paper this year presented a unique yet relevant issue — along with a different set of ethical dilemmas.
Vincent van Brunschot challenged us to consider the
true nature of consciousness and whether it is evolution’s greatest success or mistake. Roc Woodhouse deconstructed the historical beliefs behind eugenics and encouraged us to weigh up the ethics of modern genetic engineering technology. Our BGGS counterparts also prompted us to delve into topics ranging from the link between brain rot and misogyny to the existential fear of death.
Thank you to our coordinators, Mr Howes and Ms Genders, as well as BGGS President Valerie Yu for making Athene Club possible despite another busy school year. It has been an honour to have been a part of this club for the past two years. In an increasingly
polarised world focused on dividing right from wrong, Athene Club reminds us of the importance of deep discussion rather than mere debate. This gathering teaches us that as much — if not more — value lies in the collective pursuit for answers rather than the answers themselves.
With the ever-changing concerns of our time, I’m confident there will be many more papers delivered, many more hands tentatively raised and much more valuable insight for future Athenians to share.
Benjamin Li President
The Duke of Edinburgh (DoE) Award is an internationally recognised program that challenges young people to build resilience, skills, leadership and community spirit through service, physical activity, skill development and adventurous journeys. It has been a longstanding part of the Cocurricular program at BGS, with hundreds of students completing Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards over the decades.
This year, we were proud to see four students achieve their Gold Award. These boys will have their names added to the Honour Board at Pepperina Hill, which records the achievements of BGS Gold Award recipients dating back to the 1970s. Alongside this, eight current students completed their Silver Award and 24 achieved their Bronze Award, which is an outstanding effort.
To earn a DoE Award, students dedicate significant hours across the four core areas of Physical Recreation, Skill Development, Voluntary Service and complete an Adventurous Journey. The Adventurous Journey is always a highlight. While some students choose to complete this with
external providers, many take up expeditions designed by our Outdoor Education staff.
In the June holidays, Bronze, Silver and Gold participants embarked on an unforgettable eight-day challenge across two of Queensland’s most breathtaking national parks. The first four days were spent in Girraween National Park, where students scaled iconic landmarks, including The Pyramid, Turtle Rock and Mt Norman. Bronze participants completed their journey here, while Silver and Gold participants pressed on to the rugged beauty of Sundown National Park. There, they explored Red Rock Gorge, trekked along the Severn River and navigated challenging terrain before camping each night under a blanket of stars. This immersive experience not only fulfilled the Adventurous Journey requirements but also tested resilience, teamwork and perseverance, while deepening each participant’s connection with the environment.
Participants in the Bridge Award have enjoyed another exciting year. Designed for Year 7 and 8 students, the Bridge Award mirrors the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze level
with reduced time commitments. Participants engaged in community service and Outdoor Education expeditions, including hikes through the Moggerah Peaks National Park. Two students achieved their Level 2 certificate, while many Level 1 participants are set to continue their journey in 2026 by progressing into the Duke of Edinburgh program.
We congratulate all Duke of Edinburgh and Bridge Award participants for their achievements this year, and for their commitment to personal growth and giving back to the community.
Crystal Thompson and Sophie Lusk Award Leaders
The Senior School Faith Fellowship Group (FFG) provides Years 9 to 12 students with opportunities to explore life’s deeper questions through a faith-based lens.
Students meet at the start of each term to plan events and regularly gather before school for year-level discussions. This year featured an end of term lunch and afternoon gathering to strengthen connections across year levels.
The annual FFG camp at Camp Somerset during the Easter holidays was a highlight, attended by 61 students. Participants enjoyed
fun activities and thoughtful discussions exploring faith themes through The Matrix. The involvement of Old Boy leaders added greatly to the experience.
The group continues to model leadership through service, with many senior students supporting Middle School FFG meetings and camps. We farewelled a wonderful group of Year 12 students whose energy and commitment have greatly enriched the FFG community. They will be sorely missed.
While FFG in the Middle School explores deeper life themes, it does so in the context of fun interactive activities and discussions. Friday lunchtime activities in CB101 and CB102 involved around 40 students on average. Years 7 and 8 students participated in discussions on Tuesdays at morning tea. Students do not have to have a particular personal belief to enjoy attending.
During the September holidays, 115 Middle School students attended one of three camp options on offer – residential camps at Moogerah and a day camp based at Spring Hill. As well as lots of fun activities, students explored Christian beliefs using the theme of superheroes.
Noël Chan and Ian Grice Faith Fellowship Group Coordinators
Greening Grammar continues to grow as a student-led force for environmental awareness and action. 2025 has been a year of purposeful initiatives, consistent teamwork and new opportunities coming together to make a tangible difference.
At our regular meetings, students drove a range of projects. These included continuing
with Containers for Change until an unacceptable level of contamination was found in the dedicated C4C bins. Rather than viewing this as a setback, the group recognised it as a valuable opportunity to investigate behaviours surrounding the use of bins. By monitoring waste across Middle and Senior School spaces, students identified that the contamination reflected a wider community misunderstanding of how materials should be treated. This prompted discussions about new procedures and improved infrastructure to improve misuse and build longer-term habits.
The group launched the Change for Change Challenge, encouraging students and families to return containers through the Queensland recycling scheme. Returns were tracked, generating healthy competition between students while also developing the skills, awareness and responsibility needed to influence sustainable practices beyond the School. The first round of competition was
won by Year 10 student Cooper Euston, who collected 2,047 cans and bottles, earning both a $50 gift card and $204.70 from his returns.
Another highlight was when four members represented BGS at the Tangalooma EcoMarines Conference. Year 10 Alex Du, Year 9 Jamie Greig, Year 8 Samuel Dabelstein and Year 8 William French spent the day workshopping with students from across Queensland on strategies such as energy-saving construction, correct treatment of waste to reduce landfill, and portside initiatives to minimise upstream sedimentation. Students also had the unforgettable experience of feeding the dolphins.
We look forward to what next year brings for Greening Grammar members and EcoMarines stewards, in preparing them to be active contributors to a more sustainable future.
Ms Sara Bell Coordinator
Brisbane Grammar School began the year with students demonstrating remarkable commitment to service and fundraising. The Starlight Super Swim saw 19 students raise $11,220 for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, followed by the World’s
Greatest Shave, where over 50 students shaved or coloured their hair, contributing a record-breaking $74,000 to the Leukaemia Foundation. These campaigns marked the highest fundraising totals in BGS history. The Guide Dogs Youth Ambassador Program also made a significant impact, raising over $2,500 through sustained efforts. Service initiatives flourished throughout the year. The Eat Up program united students, staff and parents to prepare 6,000 cheese sandwiches for students who go hungry at schools across South-east Queensland. The Days of Significance Group led awareness campaigns around mental health and inclusion, embracing Safer Internet Day, Harmony Week, Bullying No Way
Week, Child Protection Week and R U OK? Day to foster meaningful conversations across the school.
Academic support remained a cornerstone of the School’s Public Purpose Program. The Homework Club, in partnership with Communify, continued to assist students from Kelvin Grove State College. Students in Years 6 and 11 launched a Yarn Collection Project to support a group that practices conversational English while knitting. The Reading Club, now in its third year, saw students from Years 7 to 10 mentor young readers at Brisbane Central State School, while the Middle School Homework Club provided peer-topeer academic support.
In Terms 2 and 3, students rallied behind Hope in a Suitcase, assembling 42 suitcases filled with essentials for children entering foster care. Every Year 9 Tutor Group contributed at least one suitcase, and numerous Year 10 Tutor Groups also making generous contributions. Each suitcase offered dignity and comfort to children in crisis.
In June, over 500 students participated in The Push-Up Challenge, completing 3214 push-ups to honour lives lost to suicide in 2023. The initiative raised over $12,000 for Lifeline and Headspace, sparking vital conversations around mental health.
Term 3 also saw students sleep out in support of Brisbane Youth Service, raising awareness for youth homelessness. Daggy Jumper Day complemented the initiative, highlighting empathy and action.
The year concluded with the Christmas Hamper Appeal, run with the St Vincent de Paul Society. Students collected non-perishable
items to support families in need. These achievements, led by passionate students and dedicated teachers, reflect the strength of a school community committed to making a lasting difference.
Dr Kerry Benson Public Purpose Leader
What does it take to appeal to an audience of your peers? More than ever, audiences crave authentic voices that draw their attention to the small, personal moments that say something about the big, shared experiences of being human.
This year’s speakers gave us insight into what matters in 2025.
Middle School students offered bold ideas and fresh perspectives, with speakers tackling topics about life, learning and identity. From questioning how much time we spend on screens and celebrating the lessons learned through sport, to exploring why boredom fuels creativity and how a Rubik’s cube can mirror life’s challenges, speeches blended humour, reflection and practical wisdom. Audiences were drawn into stories that uncovered personal quirks, family dynamics and the power of language, while also revealing perspectives about overthinking, resilience and self-expression.
In Years 9 to 12, speeches used everyday moments, such as family interactions, hobbies and schoolwork, as springboards
for philosophical explorations of life, responsibility and purpose. Delivered with confidence and authenticity, the speeches instilled hope that young people still value what’s genuine, not what’s generated.
We were saddened to learn that Old Boy Ronald Wyllie (1947-1948) passed away at the end of 2024. Mr Wyllie was an enthusiastic advocate for public speaking, donating the Year 12 prize to
encourage participation. Until 2023, he was a regular audience member at the Year 12 competition, with the boys’ efforts and skills bringing him great delight. We extend our sympathy to his family and express our gratitude for his support over the years.
Mr Greg Howes and Mrs Carla Salmon Public Speaking Coordinators
This year has been filled with exciting opportunities for students in the science extension space.
In May, 78 students participated in the Big Science Competition, a global online event for Years 7 to 10. The 50-minute, multiple-choice test challenges students’ scientific knowledge, critical thinking and problem-solving skills through real-world contexts.
Mapped to the Australian Science Curriculum, our students performed above the national average across all metrics.
Later in the same month, 34 students took part in the Junior Science Olympiad, offered at both the Years 7–8 and Years 9–10 levels. These annual exams are renowned for their rigour. Eight students achieved High Distinction (top 10 per cent), and seven earned Distinction (next 20 per cent).
In Term 3, 76 students from Years 10 and 11 participated in the Biology, Chemistry, Earth and Environmental Science, and Physics Olympiad competitions. These exams extend students beyond the classroom and demand deep conceptual understanding.
Five students achieved High Distinction, and 13 achieved Distinction. Notably, Callum Deacon has been invited to the Australian Biology Olympiad Summer School,
in January 2026, placing him among the top 24 biology students in the country. This intensive program, equivalent to first-year university studies, is the next step in selection for the 2026 Australian team.
Beyond the classroom, 17 students entered the Australian Brain Bee Challenge, exploring neuroscience and brain function. Terry Lee, Thomas Scott and Lucas Qu qualified for the State Finals in July, where our students also won the highest performing team prize. These achievements reflect the dedication, curiosity and talent of our science students. We look forward to seeing them continue to excel and embrace new challenges in the years ahead.
Noël Chan Head of Science
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Earth and Environmental Science Olympiad
This year the Student Reconciliation Action Group marked Closing the Gap Day, on Thursday 20 March. Closing the Gap is about working towards equality in health, education and opportunities for First Nations Australians and we wanted to do our part in raising awareness. To support the cause, we ran a BBQ lunch and raised $2,200 for Red Dust, an organisation that partners with remote communities to deliver health, wellbeing and reconciliation programs for young people. At assembly, School Captain and fellow Reconciliation Action Group member Luke Saywell
reminded us that Closing the Gap is a responsibility we all share.
For National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week, we again raised awareness through our assembly addresses and fundraised another $2,200 for the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF). This is the fourth year we have supported ILF, which works alongside remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to create and share culturally relevant books, resources and programs. The organisation is community-led and even helps communities publish their own stories in their own languages, a mission we are proud to back.
During NAIDOC Week, Year 12 student Lennon Bann delivered a powerful speech on the importance of all Australians coming together to celebrate our shared history. Even though NAIDOC Week fell in the mid-year holidays, BGS still celebrated with the annual Boarders vs Day Boys Buroinjin match. This game has become a highlight of the year, and we were lucky enough to captain the teams once again. Each side includes players from every year level, making it a true whole-school event. For the first time, the Boarders claimed victory
by just one point. Beyond the match, NAIDOC Week was also marked by our Basketball and Rugby Firsts teams wearing specially made socks featuring artwork by our First Nations boarders. Watching the teams play in them was a proud moment and we are keen to keep this tradition going.
Our final project for the year is one that is close to our hearts: the football boot collection for AFL House in Cairns. This initiative was started five years ago by Old Boy Sean Forrest, and we are proud to carry on his legacy. The boots donated by the BGS community will go to footy players in Cairns, giving them the gear they need to play the game they love.
Each of these initiatives reminds us that reconciliation is not just about awareness but about action. We are grateful for the support of the BGS community and look forward to building on these projects in our final year of leading the group next year.
Caleb Kenward and Jed Siganto Student Reconciliation Action Group Captains
In Term 2, BGS proudly had six teams of dedicated students compete in the RACI Queensland Titration Competition. This challenging event tasked these young chemists with determining the number of moles in a given acid through precise acid-base titrations. The competition not only tested their scientific skills but also required sharp mathematical and analytical abilities to handle complex calculations and achieve results with remarkable precision— within a quarter of a drop or less. A small error could significantly impact their final results.
To prepare for this rigorous challenge, our Year 11 and 12 students engaged in intensive weekly training sessions throughout Terms 1 and 2. They familiarised themselves with a variety of scientific tools, including burettes, bulb fillers, and pipettes. 519 students from 50 schools. The hard work of BGS students paid off with Year 12 students Sean Huang, Will Yuen and Chris Zhu securing third place in the competition, with Chris Zhu achieving a perfect score.
12 students for their impressive individual achievements: Alexander Du, Dominic Fan, Henry Fan, Will Yuen and Chris Zhu were all awarded a High Distinction while Thierry Kwok and Sean Huang were awarded a Distinction.
We also extend our congratulations to Year 10, 11 and
Our Year 9 and 10 students also dedicated themselves to preparing for future competitions by mastering titration techniques and calculations. Additionally, our junior chemists delved into the fascinating world of crystal growth by cultivating copper sulphate crystals. Over the two terms, they honed their methods to produce brilliant, vivid blue diamondshaped crystals.
For those passionate about chemistry, we encourage you to join the Titration Club. It’s open to both Juniors (Years 9-10) and Seniors (Years 11-12). We eagerly anticipate another successful season of titrations in 2026.
Dr Benson and Mrs Rubira Titration Coordinators
The Astronomy Club thrived in 2025, with students exploring nebulae, the Moon and planets using Dwarf II Smart Telescopes and a new sky-tracking optical scope. A highlight included the Moogerah Night Viewing, and despite the chilly conditions, the boys bonded as they stayed up late to enjoy the wonders of the night sky while collecting data. Friday meetings consisted of fun discussions about black holes, exoplanets and cosmology. Looking ahead to 2026, the club plans to integrate Generative AI and coding into astrophotography projects.
STEM Racing is where students apply engineering, enterprise and teamwork to design, build and race miniature F1-style cars. Guided by staff, teams iterate through CAD, testing and race strategy while preparing portfolios and presentations. This year four teams contested the QLD Regional Finals hosted by The Southport School: one in Cadet Class and three in Professional Class. Our Professional teams finished first, second and third, with the top two teams invited to the State Finals in Townsville; our Cadet team placed fourth. Congratulations to all students for their efforts this year.
In 2025, 30 students in Years 7 to 11 joined BGGS students to research the topics of Food Security, Rising Sea Levels and Agricultural Technology to demonstrate their thinking skills.
Congratulations to the two BGGS teams that qualified for the National Final held in October.
Thanks to Miss Gabby Morris (BGS), Mrs Jess Shackleton (BGGS) and Mr Jon Grant (BGGS) for their support of the students and program this year.
Students made remarkable progress as emerging game designers in 2025. Many began with no experience, but quickly developed confidence in coding, design thinking and project management. Felix Swane impressed with his hand-drawn game art, creating a vibrant retro 2D world that brought his team’s concept to life. Meanwhile, Marcus Kneipp demonstrated outstanding coding skills, building the game’s core systems with clean, efficient logic and implementing advanced mechanics that elevated the player experience.
Grammar Coding thrived in 2025 through a strong collaboration with Junior Engineers giving students the chance to extend their coding skills in a supportive and innovative environment. Participants included Aatreya Vikram, Asher Di Lizio, Austin Hu, Christopher Chan, Clement P.H. Lau, Dougal McLean, Eric He, Hayden Wang, Henry Bampton, Henry McConaghy, Ivan Li, Jackson Dacron, Jared Xu, Jeffery He, John Chambers, John Deng, Joshua Brand, Luca Schulz, Matthew Chambers, Oliver Greenup, Ollie Nadin, Oscar Smith, Oscar Xu, Rayyan Khan, Rohan Kansara, Theo Constantinou and Vibodh Sudharshan. Together, they embraced problem-solving, teamwork and creative coding challenges.
The Lapidary Club encourages creativity and hands-on learning. Students craft beautiful cabochons from various types of rock, explore mineralogy and develop skills in shaping and polishing stone. Many participants choose to craft jewellery as gifts, as well as for their own personal collection or portfolio. Members connect, learn from each other and gain confidence in practical skills, as well as discovering the fascinating world of rocks and gems.
Maker Spaces continues to thrive as a dynamic, hands-on club for Years 5 to 12, where students explore tools, materials and design through creative, self-directed projects. This year saw growth in manual tool use, CNC machining and timber-based creations, with younger students excelling in 3D board game design. The club develops innovation, confidence and a strong sense of community.
The Model United Nations Program offers students the opportunity to practice policymaking and negotiation in action through dynamic simulations, exploring issues ranging from international relations and history to public health, climate science, demographics and economics. This year, our team proudly competed in the prestigious Evatt Competition, demonstrating both skill and collaboration in a highly competitive environment. Congratulations to Year 11 students Eamman Conomos and Joshua de Jager securing a place in the semi-finals, a testament to their dedication and the strength of our Model United Nations program.
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Students joined the annual FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Challenge, launching into a hands-on adventure in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Teamwork. This year’s theme, Unearthed, challenged teams to program LEGO SPIKE robots for archaeology-inspired missions, while also researching preservation challenges and proposing innovative solutions.
This year’s Robotics off-season has been a successful one, with 80 boys fiercely competing across seven teams for a spot in the main season. Congratulations also to our 18 boys who were selected to compete in the regional and national level competitions for the First Tech Challenge in November.
STEAM Tank highlighted entrepreneurial innovation as Year 9 students Aaron Cheng, Chris McKay, Edward Thai, Ethan Cao, Ethan Peake, Flynn Oliver, Gabriel Levy, Jeffrey Yu, Kusha Zareie, Leo Lee, Luka Rodins, Maxim Mirkovic, Riley Garner, Shree Bhatt, Soham Kapur and Vernon Wu pitched creative solutions to real-world challenges. Guided by Old Boys Julian Campbell ‘12 and Toby Vann ‘07 and supported by Ms Kate Stevenson, Director of Continuous Improvement, the program fostered entrepreneurial thinking, problem-solving and industry engagement, while giving students the chance to refine their ideas in a professional setting.
Our student-led coffeemaking business was an engaging initiative that provided invaluable realworld experience. Beyond perfecting coffee and beverage preparation, the activity challenged us to create effective team management strategies as we navigated each shift under pressure to deliver consistent service quality and manage inventory.
Shiv Punj
Year 11
Our Enterprise Juniors group, comprising of students in Years 5 to 8, enjoyed a hands-on program which sparked their curiosity about how to turn business ideas into action. Students developed their
skills in generating and refining entrepreneurial ideas, before collaborating to pitch their concepts with confidence in an economic environment.
Kate Stevenson Enterprise Program Leader
Ecoman
Ecoman is a fast-paced, two-day economic simulation. Designed to mirror the pressures of corporate
decision-making, students competed in executive roles within a virtual coffee-machine manufacturing company. The simulation was not only a test of our economic understanding but also a valuable lesson in adaptability, communication and problem-solving.
Shubh Punj
Year 11
More than 20,000 students from 800 schools around the country took part in the ASX Schools Sharemarket Game. BGS had 390 students, from Years 7 to 12, participate in the online competition. The game builds an understanding of how investing works in the sharemarket, using a virtual portfolio of $50K. Students learn about researching companies and the importance of wise investment decisions.
Mrs Natalie Berndt Head of Economics
Earlier this term, teams of Year 11 students participated in the ABW Enterprise Education program, an immersive hospitality simulation designed to mirror the intricacies of running a successful hotel chain. Over the course of the simulation, students assumed a variety of critical management roles and worked together to make decisions in areas such as
marketing strategies, maximising revenue, customer satisfaction and expanding hotel acquisitions.
Teams navigated through realistic business case studies and confronted dynamic market conditions whilst competing with peers to achieve the highest share price. This competition fostered deep analytical thinking, planning and strategic action to act with efficiency and balance financial performance.
ABW offered a practical and engaging glance into the real-world application of classroom learning and encouraged collaboration, adaptability and leadership development, enabling participants to gain valuable experience and professional skills.
Shiv Punj
Year 11
Absent: Callum Deacon, Leroy Zhou, Leo Battaglia, Charles
Back Row: Archie Boorer, Nick Walker, Chayse Sheather, Rhys Van Nispen, Timothy Zhu
Middle Row: Jason Yee, Cashy Luo, Jamie Jung, Marcus Lynch, Shiv Punj, Jeric Gao, Moosa Niazi, Jason Tan
Front Row: Justin Chan, James Worthley, Daniel Ahn, Yago Ortega Quintana, Tommy Wang, William Leung, Chanuga Jayawardena, Sahil Mohan, Jerry Xue
Absent: Alex Walow, Callum Deacon, Maxey Tho, Sean Dwyer, Sean Keeling
2025 has been a year in which Music has thrived in the BGS community and beyond. The most significant aspect of the program is our weekly lessons and rehearsals in which our young musicians learn, grow and mature as performers. For this, we pay tribute to the wonderful team of teachers and tutors who make this a reality.
It has been exciting to see the boys blossom this year, showcasing their musical offerings across a huge variety of concerts, festivals and events.
The regular term concerts continue to grow and are now huge events with all our ensembles having a regular opportunity to
perform for family and friends. Worthy of highlighting are the Term 3 themed concerts, in which ensembles explored the music of the sea at the Oceana concert. They also took their audiences to outer space at the Space Odyssey concert, and celebrated at the annual Latin Fiesta. Other concerts and festivals also captivated our audience members with the four String Festivals again a highlight.
Grammar in Concert; Force of Nature was truly something to behold. From its magnificent opening when hundreds of singers surrounded the audience with music with their rendition of “Circle
of Life”, to a mesmerising ending from the Grammar Symphony Orchestras that left the audience spellbound with “Rhapsody in Blue”, it truly was a concert to remember.
Our boys also ventured to Adelaide for the Australian Combined Schools Music Festival with 20 BGS boys qualifying for this gathering of the some of the nation’s finest student musicians. After four days of incredibly intense but fun rehearsals and social gatherings, the professional standard of the final concert was a tribute to the dedication of our boys. The year ended with a touch of sadness as we farewelled our beloved Head of Strings, Mr Stephen Chin after 32 years of incredible service. BGS events will never be quite the same without him.
Mr Peter Ingram Music Director
Back Row: Edward Yang, Thomas Fullagar, Owen Huang, Hamish Napper, Joshua Fletcher, William McDade, Finn Beltrame, Morris Grant, Flynn Symons, James Beebe
Fifth Row: Gabriel Levy, Clement P.H. Lau, Tarin Langton-Lockton, Oliver Chin Moody, Thomas Van der Westhuizen, Henry Chen, Brayden Huo, Zac Wrigley, Kai Liang, Owen Meeking, Aiden Jia
Fourth Row: Yuto Yamauchi, Ambrose Tsang, Arthur Kim, David Lee, Richard Kamberovic, Wallace Xing, Braeden Farquhar, Jeremy Wen, Nathan Moo, Jayden Lin, Mahin Singh
Third Row: Dr Philippa Robinson (Conductor), Lewis Zhu, Jacques Ha, James Lu, Max McHutchison, Ryder Yang, Johan Tiong, Hayden Wang, Herrick Zhou, Frankie Liu, Ms Amy Phillips (Assistant Conductor)
Second Row: Luke Ferguson, Mark Xia, Christopher Lee, Ephraim Zhao, Ryan Ding, Nicholas Chuang, Desmond Lu, Luca Schulz, Atti Kath, Luca Ma, Adrian Wang, Alan Wang
Front Row: Mason Li, Alex Zhu, Newton Yiu, Nathanael Lin, Alexander Rotinen Cardona, Brendan Zhang, Roshan Wijesuriya, Frederik Epari, Wynton Poon, Xavier Loxton, Quinton Poon, George Spoor, Sean Pan
Absent: Richie Butler, Arthur Chen, Henry Duffield, Hamish Ellerman, Alec Hewson, Eli Holley, Charlie Huang, Hayden Huang, Leon Huang, Edmund Hyslop, Marcus Kneipp, Daniel Kurian, Jonathan Lai, Henry Lee, Arun Nanda, Jamie Ngai, Ethan Ngan, Jason Tan, Om Thaker, Frederick Vaughan, Aubry Wang, Paris Wang, Chris Yang, Ryan Yu
Back Row: Ben Wilson, Matthew Beckingsale, Benjamin Li, Matthew Young, Joseph Simonetta, Xavier Karmel, Sam Margetts, Niklas Dark, Noah Lauder
Middle Row: Mr Peter Ingram (Director of Music), Harry Beirne, Isaac Chan, Henry Ballentine, Sean Huang, James Lollback, Alex Feldblyum, Will Yuen, Will Neilson, Vikram Kumar
Front Row: Thierry Kwok, Liam Liang, Dylan Paschkewitz, Joseph Huang, Luca Waterhouse, Gordon Chen, Chris Zhu, Blaire Xu, Jace Ramalingam
Absent: Julien Anderson, Alexander Connell, Liem Dang, Aowen Ding, Akein Galgane, Zahran Haque, Tom Harris, Sebastian Hazzard, Andre Kwok, Lucas Lu, Binayraj Singh
Back Row: Wish Lin, Elliot Campbell, Chace Zheng, Ethan Jowsey
Middle Row: Garrick Miu, Henry Li, Lachlan Davis, Ethan Betts, Hugo Heinemann, Hudson Chang, Reuben Martin
Front Row: Dylan Mahagamage, Blake Shi, Jack McMullen, Hugh Exelby, Alex Nieh, Hopen Yu, Zachary Chow, Kai Phua
Ms Alison Harbottle
Noah Adams, Agastya
Back Row: Ben Waller, Matthew Beckingsale, Armand Hamilton, Matthew Young, Xavier Karmel, Alexander Scott, Eamman Conomos
Sixth Row: Lachlan Bade, Luke Zhang, Samriddh Srivastava, Alexander Jiang, Lukas Liu, Ethan Chen, Ben Wilson, Luke Allen, James Lollback, Lachlan Kappler
Fifth Row: Luca Waterhouse, Jacob Blanch, Anthony Samios, Vikram Kumar, Henry Ballentine, Jason Tan, Alex Feldblyum, Harry Beirne, Owen Huang, Eugene Erng, Will O’Connell
Fourth Row: Kevin Lee, Nicholas Shan, Matthew Amato, Ben Anderson, Christopher Jago, Jasper Chin Moody, Frederick Barrett, Jay Pradeep, Ben Davis, Ferrell Dong, Jamie Greig, Suriya Selvarajan
Third Row: Bharathi Kumar, Ned Wilson, Oliver Chin Moody, Lachlan Ho, Max Bromet, George Barnes, Ilan Finn, Ethan Koch, Jarrod Tan, Liam Liang, Leo Koch, Alfred Lu, Ms Rachel Fennell (Assistant Conductor)
Second Row: Mr Peter Ingram (Conductor), David Lee, Jeremy Wen, Braeden Farquhar, Albert Sham, Aiden Lee, Daniel Yoon, Austin Hu, Ben Wong, Richard Kamberovic, Aiden Lee, Mr Michael Allport (Accompanist)
Front Row: Henry White, Ryan Ding, Daniel Chen, Jacob Pan, Timmy Ray, Isaac Zhang, Jamie Ma, Christian Waterhouse, Nathan Moo, Kiran Kumar, Elijah Rodins, Oscar Law, Marcus Huo
Absent: Andreas Athanasiou, Nicholas Bade, Keeran Chang, Alex Chen, Elliot Conolly, Jaden Fan, Joshua Fletcher, Bosco Huang, Avi Jha, Ojas Joshi, Will Keech, William Moynihan, Jace Ramalingam, Louis Shorten, Hamish Smyth, Bryan Sun, Michael Wang, Zachy Yap, Bokai Zhang
Symphonic Band
Back Row: Shubh Punj, Noah Lauder, Xavier Karmel, Matthew Young, Armand Hamilton, Sam Margetts, Eamman Conomos, James Lollback Middle Row: Mr David Cribb (Conductor), Luca Waterhouse, Leo Koch, Will Neilson, Max Nakasato, Ethan Ai, Patrick Carroll, Samriddh Srivastava, Guan-Ao Ma
Front Row: Ben Wong, Jace Ramalingam, Zahran Haque, William Gong, Maxey Tho, Luke Allen, Eric Chen, Xavier Lin, George Barnes, Alexander Lay
Absent: Harry Beirne, James Butler, Isaac Chan, Freddie Chang, Gordon Chen, Liem Dang, Niklas Dark, Akein Galgane, Terry Lee, Benjamin Li, Henry Mellick, Matt Petersen, Cormac Prescott, Nicholas Szeto, Michael Wang, Dehan Wickramasekera, Alex Wong, Eric Yoon, Daniel Zhang
Back Row: Alexander Scott, Lachlan Lee, Sam Margetts, Matthew Young, Joseph Simonetta, Benjamin Li, Nicholas Bade, Timothy Zhu
Sixth Row: Dehan Wickramasekera, Sean Huang, Hamish Smyth, Eamman Conomos, Maxey Tho, Theodore Andreatidis, Joshua Brand, Eric Yoon, Ethan Ai, Will Yuen
Fifth Row: George Barnes, Jasper Chin Moody, Eugene Erng, Ruka Hoole, Cormac Prescott, Ethan Huang, Yunze Cheng, Luke Zhang, Matt Petersen, Christian Ho, Eric Li
Fourth Row: Michael Cheng, Adam Chua, Daniel Ahn, Danny Zhong, Blaire Xu, Chris Zhu, Leo Hostiadi, Joseph Huang, Dylan Paschkewitz, Jeremy Lau, Ian Lin, Eric Chen
Third Row: Nelson Wang, Aiden Lee, Jack Gorry, Ethan Koch, Sachin Nanda, Ryan Philpot, Nicholas Shan, Charles Zhang, Keeran Chang, Severin Yong Gee, Ben Wong, Zac Wrigley, Justin Lau
Second Row: Mr Stephen Chin (Conductor), Frank Li, Theodore Lundqvist, Alex Wong, Paul Shao, Alex Chen, Dimitri He, Louis Chen, Aiden Kim, Jamie Ma, Oliver Hoole, Aaron Cheng
Front Row: Jacob Su, Harrison Qu, Oscar Law, Jerry Conway, Luca Yan, Dimitri Zou, Timmy Ray, Ethan Leong, Daniel Chen, Ollie Skinner, Winston Xie, Stanley Huang, Anderson Ngai
Absent: Ms Alison Harbottle (Assistant Conductor), Joseph Arthur, Calix Cao, Ryder Cheng, Peter Hu, Terry Lee, Cooper Li, Henry Lilley, Henry Lin, Henry Liu, Henry Mellick, Lucas Wang
Back Row: Ethan Koch, Christopher Jago, Lachlan Bade, Lachlan Kappler, Owen Huang, George Barnes
Middle Row: Mrs Colleen Guilfoyle (Conductor), Alfred Lu, Lachlan Ho, Max Bromet, Oliver Chin Moody, Ned Wilson, Jamie Greig
Front Row: Marcus Huo, Oscar Law, Kiran Kumar, Isaac Zhang, Bharathi Kumar, Richard Kamberovic, Elijah Rodins, Henry White
Absent: Ms Kathy Sander (Accompanist), Nicholas Bade, Elliot Conolly, Jaden Fan, Joshua Fletcher, Bosco Huang, Avi Jha, Bryan Sun
Da Capo Choir
Back Row: Charles Allan, Zachary Wang, Jensen Xiong, Chace Zheng, Thomas Blanch, Zachariah Reeves, Aatreya Vikram Kantharaju, Luke Ferguson, Alan Wang
Fourth Row: Alec Hewson, Hudson Chang, Aditya Singh, Zachary Vasta, James Lu, Oliver Cohn, Yuto Takada, Thomas Limpus, Hugo Heinemann, Rafael Arias Lohrisch
Third Row: Miss Bec Thomas (Conductor), Louis Sampson, Kevin Xu, George Li, Jacques Ha, Angus Watson, David Yoon, Micah Vasta, Aidan Kappler, Thomas Hodge, Vincent Howes, Douglas Lloyd
Second Row: Ms Kerry Nian (Accompanist), Brandon Deng-Xia, Euan Erng, Ben Mitchell, Oliver Hewett, Nathan Huang, Eric Thura, Frankie Liu, Theo Wall, Nick Moynihan, Mr Anthony Riley (Ensemble Manager)
Front Row: Benjamin Perel, Dylan Mahagamage, Sahan Jayasinghe, Charles Wang, Quinton Poon, Nicholas Topping, Eshan Patel, Xavier Loxton, Alex Huang, Henry Zhou, Oliver Bevan, James Macallister
Absent: Harish Anand, Yevin De Silva, River Feng, Rohan Kansara, Andy Xue
Concert Band
Back Row: Yunze Cheng, Dhilan Varsani, Ira Adib, Ben Waller, Lukas Liu, Lawrence Li, Mason Lee
Third Row: Prabhav Purushothaman, Luke Wang, Christopher Jago, Edward Qu, Anthony Samios, Malakai Wong, Jarrod Tan, Oliver Chin Moody
Second Row: Mrs Christy Dykes (Conductor), Aubry Wang, David Lee, Austin Hu, Pravit Vinaychander, Alfred Lu, Jeremy Wen, Christian Waterhouse, Miss Abi Riley (Assistant Conductor)
Front Row: Frederik Epari, Aedan Perel, Idris Hamilton, Elvis Wu, Benjamin Jackson-Andrews, Ajay Sreeraj, Anderson Han, Alan Wang, Hayden Wang
Absent: Sheldon Cheng, Orlando Dunn-Mura, Daniel Hu, Eugene Lee, Gabriel Levy, Derek Liu, Hudson McCarthy, Aran Nallainathan, Arun Nanda, Vasco Peguicha, Yashneel Prasad, Dougal Smyth, Daoson Wu
Tridev Ilango, Smayan Khelgi, Xavier
Mr Lucas Gordon
George Li, Oliver Hewett, Kyan
Alex Wang, Nathaniel Tsai, Nicholas Topping, Rohan Kansara, Leo
Lachlan Bade, Rhys Bright, Spencer Chen, Liam
Elliot
Charles Zhang, Yunze Cheng, Theodore Andreatidis,
Second
Mr Peter Ingram (Conductor), Zachy Yap, Chloe Xiang, Martha Fomison, Keeran Chang, Liam Liang, Phoebe Bird, Chloe Leong, Ms Ruani Dias-Jayasinha (Conductor)
Front Row: Chloe Chan, Kira Green, Emily Jones, Shinie Gu, Annabel Topping, Eve Wilkinson, Pippa Castles, Layla Chang, Sophia Ferreira da Luz, Grace Zhao
Absent: Ms Kathy Sander (Accompanist), Matthew Amato, Margaret Barrett-Beck, Matthew Beckingsale, Ruby Hill, Thalia Kovacevic, Xanthe McPhedran, Florence Randall, Samriddh Srivastava, Isabel Vu, Alisha Yu
Brass
BEGINNER B
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INTERMEDIATE B
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ADVANCED B
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Woodwind
BEGINNER B
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Highly Commended
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Highly Commended
Highly Commended
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Matt Wang
Vincent Howes
Nicholas Topping
Alexander Belin
Euan Erng
Hopen Yu
Angus Reddie
Will Chalmers
Jack Lowrey
Josh Pentelow
Cohen Farquhar
Alexander Jary
Prabhav Purushothaman
Benjamin JacksonAndrews
Aedan Perel
Christian Waterhouse
Alex Wong
Reuben Martin
Ethan Chen
Terry Lee
Maxey Tho
Luke Allen
Xavier Suit
William Noble
Jerry Conway
Alex Wang
Alfred Chen
Kyan Lee
Joshua Sullivan
Charlie Wu
Alexander Schliebs
Harrison Stanes
Tom Burton
INTERMEDIATE B
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INTERMEDIATE A
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Highly Commended
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ADVANCED B
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ADVANCED A
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Highly Commended
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Vocal
TREBLE C
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TREBLE B
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TREBLE A
Highly Commended
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INTERMEDIATE B
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Highly Commended
Vibodh Sudharshan
Alan Gai
Christopher Chan
Oskar Kwintowski
Frederik Epari
Adrian Wang
Alan Wang
Austin Hu
Christian Waterhouse
Oliver Chin Moody
Atti Kath
Eric Chen
Louis Filei
Anderson Ngai
Joshua Brand
Joshua Brand
Alexander Lay
Max Nakasato
Niklas Dark
Xavier Lin
Michael Wang
Alex Huang
Nicholas Topping
Sahan Jayasinghe
Hugo Heinemann
Hudson Chang
Jacques Ha
Alan Wang
Aidan Kappler
Xavier Loxton
Louis Sampson
Oscar Law
Alec Hewson
Owen Huang
Bharathi Kumar
Third Place
Second Place
First Place
INTERMEDIATE A
Highly Commended
Third Place
Second Place
First Place
ADVANCED
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String
BEGINNER B
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INTERMEDIATE B
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Highly Commended
Highly Commended
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ADVANCED B
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
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ADVANCED A
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
EJ Koch
Max Bromet
Lachlan Ho
Samriddh Srivastava
Lachlan Kappler
Anthony Samios
Ben Waller
Keeran Chang
Kevin Lee
Matthew Young
Xavier Karmel
Ben Wilson
John Deng
Rupert Bailey
Austin Huo
Ethan Betts
Reuben Martin
Henry Li
Hudson Chang
Luca Schulz
Mahin Singh
Ryan Yu
Richard Kamberovic
Nathanael Lin
Braeden Farquhar
Hayden Wang
Christian Ho
Jamie Ma
Alex Zhu
Alexander Scott
Winston Xie
Leo Li
Soren Fripp
Will Yuen
Ethan Leong
Timmy Ray
Highly Commended Highly Commended
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Second Place
First Place
Drum Kit
BEGINNER
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INTERMEDIATE
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Percussion
BEGINNER B Third Place
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INTERMEDIATE B Third Place
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ADVANCED
Highly Commended Third Place
Second Place First Place
Nicholas Shan
Dimitri Zou
Joseph Huang
Dylan Paschkewitz
Blaire Xu
Hamish Kelly
Benjamin Perel
Arthur Hardie
Alfred Lu
Horace Zhou
Sean Pan
Oliver Bi
Patrick Carroll
Henry Bissett
Luke Zhang
Alexander Bowes
James Xia
Xander Liu
Ryan Chen
Austin Hu
Orlando Fan
Austin Huo
Edward Qu
Leo Sun
Oliver Bi
Ruka Hoole
Elvis Wu
Caleb Cavanagh
Charles Wang
Matthew Young
Nelson Wang
Luke Zhang
Daniel Zhang
BEGINNER B
Highly Commended
Third Place
Second Place
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BEGINNER A
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
Third Place
Second Place
First Place
INTERMEDIATE B
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
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INTERMEDIATE A
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
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ADVANCED B
Highly Commended
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Highly Commended
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
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Raphael Dinh
Krish Kotapati
Nick Moynihan
Hudson Chang
Leo Jiang
James Lawlor
William Moynihan
Joshua Sullivan
Alec Hewson
Oscar Law
Andre Kwok
Jamie Ma
Xavier Loxton
Mason Lin
Andy Xue
Chris Li
Zac Wrigley
George Spoor
Elvis Wu
Shallon Lin
Thierry Kwok
Alex Zhu
Alan Wang
Cooper Li
Dimitri Zou
Frank Li
Theodore Lundqvist
Lucas Wang
Freddie Chang
Leo Li
Eric Li
Third Place
Second Place
First Place
INTERMEDIATE
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
Highly Commended Third Place
Second Place
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Second Place
First Place
James Brunton
Fraser Bell
Spencer Chen
Andy Xue
Arvin Mojami
Lewis Hodgson
Tommy Carstairs
Jeffery He
Liam McCarthy
Alfred Lu
Will Chin
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Highly Commended Third Place
Second Place
First Place
SENIOR SCHOOL
Highly Commended Third Place
Second Place
First Place
First Place
Christopher Jago
Tridev Ilango
Xavier Loxton
Joshua Sullivan
Alex Wong
Daniel Zhang
Joshua Brand
Alex Wong
Daniel Zhang
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
Highly Commended
Third Place
Second Place
First Place
Dylan Paschkewitz
Blaire Xu
Dimitri Zou
Eric Li
Leo Li
Freddie Chang
Our 2025 BGS Dramatic Productions season showcased exciting and thought-provoking theatre which challenged our audiences to consider the paths we lead and the choices that shape them.
In Term 2, the BGS Drama Department presented Eugène Ionesco’s darkly comic and chillingly relevant Rhinoceros. This year’s production embraced the unsettling absurdity of the text, inviting the audience to sit with confusion rather than clarity. In a world where we crave coherence, Rhinoceros demands the opposite—it asks us to pay attention to what happens when logic fractures and certainty erodes. Our staging reflected this instability: the brutalist set was transformable and stark, shifting with the psychology of the characters. Harsh lighting fractured reality, and sound design blurred the lines between internal thought and external noise. This production did not aim to offer answers. Instead, it created space for reflection—for noticing the quiet surrenders, the unseen shifts, and the moments where we stop asking questions. Amidst the absurdity, there remains a fragile but vital thread of hope: that resistance, even when uncertain and solitary, still matters.
Throughout Term 2 and Term 3, our Year 9 students engaged in Queensland Theatre’s ‘The Scene Project’. This project provided an opportunity for our students to develop their devising, performance and technical skills as they engaged with Hayden Jones and Sam Foster’s Recalibrate Students presented their 15-minute performance to four other schools at Queensland Theatre and also had an interactive experience in the Lilley Centre, where audiences not only witnessed the performance but also watched a microdocumentary of the experience’s various other interactive elements.
Middle School Dramatic Production
In Term 4, our Middle School students (Year 5 – 8) presented their very own jukebox musical Heirs in the BGS Theatre. Conceptualised and written by Grammar’s own Mr Jeffrey Lewis, Miss Chloe Aldred, Mrs Amy Irvine and Miss Sabrina
Wall, Heirs followed four young demigods who, despite their extraordinary birthrights, found themselves overwhelmed by the lofty expectations placed upon them. Each longed for something different than the roles others seemed to want for them. At
its heart, Heirs is a story of selfdiscovery, courage, friendship and redefining greatness. “You don’t have to live up to a legacy. You can live beyond it.”
Ben Newth Head of Drama
The Basketball program continued to grow and evolve, with a focus on individual player development and competitive match results each week in the GPS competition. Across all year levels, from our emerging Year 5 students through to our Senior squads, the growth in the boys’ skill and teamwork was outstanding.
BGS teams played a total of 256 GPS games in 2025, finishing with a 61% win rate, which reflects the hard work, preparation and competitive spirit displayed across the program, with guidance from our team of very experienced
and committed coaches. Our 10A, 9C, Fourths and Thirds were all crowned GPS Premiers, a wonderful reward for their collective hard work throughout the nine-week GPS season, while our combined Years 9 and 10 team claimed the title of Champion Basketball School of Queensland (D2).
Several students achieved individual recognition beyond school representation. We had representative players in all year levels across various associations. Zachary Vasta (Year 7) and Leo Li (Year 6) were crowned State Champions after winning the Queensland title with Met North.
Luke Carter (Year 11), Armaan Timblo (Year 11) and Xavier Grey (Year 10) won an Under 18 D2 State Championship for the Brisbane Capitals. Gus Loughnan (Year 10), Angus Kearney (Year 12) and Lennon Bann (Year 12) represented Queensland at the Under 18 National Championships, demonstrating the strength of the BGS player pathway. Additionally, Lennon Bann achieved an extraordinary success in winning the Under 18 State Championship and contributing to an NBL1
Championship, a rare feat for a high school athlete.
The program also provided outstanding opportunities for our younger students. A season highlight was the Brisbane Bullets running a memorable clinic with our Year 5 students, inspiring the next generation of basketballers. These achievements would not be possible without the dedication of our wonderful coaching staff as well as the support and leadership from all levels of our school community. Finally, I would like to thank all parents and carers for the enormous commitment you undertake to ensure the boys are able to participate in Basketball.
Daniel George Basketball Director
Having placed second or third to a dominant ACGS since the last BGS Premiership in 2019, the BGS Chess Program came into the 2025 season ready to work hard and build upon the incremental success of previous years.
For the past five seasons, BGS Chess has prioritised the development of all players, with a view to building a dominant program, not a just a winning Premier Team. Efforts have been made to source the best coaches, with sessions tailored to students of all skill levels. Participation and growth have been the guiding principles. Team culture has been orientated around the collective,
not just the performance of a few key players. In 2025, these strategic imperatives have paid off. Of all the permutations and possibilities, our program found the pathway to a winning position. Players took responsibility for their own performance but knew that they were always playing as part of a team and as a result, we have had a dominant season.
Our season was set up with an unexpected and hard-fought victory against ACGS in the first round. Through the remainder of the season, players in the Premier and other divisions maintained their composure and focus with the understanding that the program
would rise or fall on the back of a whole-team effort. Close rounds were had against the consistently strong BSHS team, and there were some tense moments against GT, IGS and BBC. The Spirit Round held at Nudgee College gave our boys the opportunity to lift the trophy in the presence of all GPS schools and capped off a brilliant season. Our Premier team broke the GPS Premiership drought to secure a victory on the back of an undefeated run, and 11 of the 12 other BGS teams also secured premierships in this way.
Beyond GPS, BGS has also made the State Finals for the Queensland Inter-School Chess Championships and will be sending two teams in both the Senior and Junior divisions.
We are indebted to departing seniors Alvin Shen (Captain) and Gordon Chen (Vice Captain) whose leadership and humility have steered and grounded the program through what has been an exciting season.
Mr Jay Taylor and Mr Liam Herne Chess Co-Directors
GPS Team
Back Row: Zev Geffen, Henry Bissett, Lucas Han, Alexander Jiang, Tak Wolley, Alex Feldblyum, Subir Sharma, Praj Saini, Samriddh Srivastava
Fourth Row: Alexander Smith, Levi Phun, Alfie Bennett Hill, Anoop Balasuiriya, Philip Sangster, Aryan Mandhan, Alvin Shen (Captain), Euro Kim, Rohan Raju, Jarrod Tan
Third Row: Mr Dusan Stojic (Coach), William Song, Daniel Wang, Kayden Kyoung, Alfred Lu, Thavi Wijesinghe, Edward Thai, Malakai Wong, Ojas Joshi, Jeeva Praveen, Jason Shi, Neil Fu
Second Row: Mr Jay Taylor (Director), Shallon Lin, Elvis Wu, Rohan Rajesh Nair, Yuto Yamauchi, Lachlan Wang, Austin Hu, Charles Fu, Lucas Wang, Ethan Milford, Edward Xu, Allen Shen, Dimitri Zou, Mr Liam Herne (Director)
Front Row: Mason Lin, James Xia, Isaac Godinho, Arvin Mojami, Brandon Deng-Xia, Nathan Hwang, Hamish Lilley, Herrick Zhou, Ethan Kao, Leon Yang, Joshua Smith, Alex Zhu, Louis Wang
Words from Alvin Shen
Chess Captain
The 2025 GPS Chess season saw Grammar’s 13 teams dominate, with 12 winning their divisions and the Premier team claiming the Premiership for the first time since 2019. Chess has taught me valuable life skills, and I thank my peers, parents and staff for their support.
Despite losing two GPS rounds to extreme weather conditions, the Cricket Program had another successful season in 2025, with over 415 boys participating across 35 teams. The program achieved a winning percentage of over 53%, with nearly two-thirds of GPS teams finishing in the top three of their division. Notable achievements included 10 five-wicket hauls, one hat-trick and a record-breaking eight centuries. Additionally, six centuries were scored in pre-season trial matches, and there were 10 partnerships exceeding 100 runs. Congratulations to the 9B and 8D teams for remaining undefeated, along with the 7C, 7D, 8C, 10C, 10D and Third XI teams, who topped their divisions.
Special congratulations to the following boys who received awards for their performances throughout the season.
Year 11 Eli Brain
Year 10 Oliver Harris
Year 9 Lewis Carroll
Year 8 Marcus Swan
Year 7 Sebastain Lippiatt
Year 6 Freddie Hooper
Year 5 Vincent Howes
Highest Partnership:
Josh Lago (9B) and Will Mauger (9B) - 101 and 103 in a 225-run partnership.
At the end of every season we award a Junior and Senior Cricketer of the year award to players who exhibit great sportsmanship and application to their game, as well as achieving high levels of success in the different facets (bat, bowl and field). The award is proudly sponsored by Keith Dudgeon Sports and the recipient receives a new cricket bat.
First
Congratulations to Lewis Carroll (9A), who steamrolled his opposition to secure the Senior Cricketer of the Year Award for 2025. The Junior Cricketer of the Year award
was an extremely close contest this year and the winner for the second season in a row is Freddie Hooper (6A).
A heartfelt thank you to parents, coaches, and staff for their dedication. Special thanks to Sean Rothwell and the Willow Club for organizing the successful Cricket-athon fundraiser, raising over $8,000. The First XI, this year’s winning team, will enjoy a training session with the QLD Bulls in the 2025/26 preseason.
Finally, I’d like to acknowledge Sue Boughen, our canteen convenor and Don Myles with his grounds team at Northgate for their outstanding work under tough conditions. Special thanks also to Oliver Taylor, Lachlan Mackay and Jason Grosvenor for their efforts as match day convenors, training coordinators and data entry leads, Oliver for managing PlayHQ and Synergetic data, and Lachie and Jason for running numerous training sessions at Spring Hill and Northgate.
Best wishes to our graduating cricketers we hope to see many return as coaches in 2026.
Mr Trevor Irvine Cricket Director
XI
The 2025 season was marked by resilience, close contests and memorable moments. Despite weather interruptions and challenging results, the First XI demonstrated character, growth and unity. A strong final win at Northgate was a fitting conclusion for our Year 12 cohort, who leave with pride and many memories in our final year of BGS cricket.
The 2025 season was a great success with the team achieving second place in both the Junior (10–12 years) and Senior (13 years–Open) Championship events. In addition, BGS won the GPS Shield which is awarded each year to the school which accumulates the most points across the six lead up meets. These outstanding results are reflective of the enormous effort
put in by all of the boys and coaches.
Limestone Park was typically warm and dry by the time racing commenced on the day of the Championships; perfect conditions for running. In the 11 years race, our top six (scoring runners) all finished in the top 20, winning their division. Our 12 years runners came second in their division, which combined with a strong performance in the 10 Year division to place us second overall. Success in the Senior Championships was built on consistency. With no standout age group, it took a combined effort from all runners to collect as many points as possible on the hilly course. With our 13, 15 and 16-year-old divisions all achieving second place, our Open runners only needed to hold their nerve, dig deep on the hills and gain every point possible to secure second place overall.
This result is a significant improvement on recent years and
is testament to efforts made by every runner throughout the season.
Special mention must go to Luke Duncan (Captain) and Armon Cardell (Vice Captain) who led the team with distinction. They turned up to every session, encouraged the younger runners and demonstrated the grit and determination required to achieve personal bests.
We are looking forward to the 2026 season as we look to go one better next year and bring home the Championship trophy.
Mr Nick Holland
Cross Country Co-Director
Middle Row: Eli Brain, Daniel Wu, Luca Bowden, Isaac Chan, Julien Anderson, Henry Ballentine, James Lollback, Finnian
Front Row: Nick Kelso, Ethan Elix, Oliver Dauber, Oliver Kent, Luke Duncan, Armon Cardell, Luca Waterhouse, Salvatore
Cross Country Captain
The 2025 GPS Cross Country season was a great success for BGS. The boys pushed through every training session, every lead up meet and every early morning to improve. The level of commitment showed as BGS took out the GPS Cross Country shield and placed an overall second place in the Championships. This season has improved greatly on last year’s performance and has paved the way for next year to be even better.
Back Row: Ben Purcell, Lachie Kerr, James Grant, Miles Bennett
Middle Row: Wesley Tsai, Frederick Barrett, Ben Davies, Ethan Huang, Philip Sangster, Joshua Holmes, Mr Lachie Johnstone (Coach)
Front Row: Liam Duncan, Richie Butler, Nate Karoly, Jasper Chin Moody, Orlando Read, Campbell O’Reilly, Archie Slatter, Joshua Poynter
Back Row: Clancy Menzies, Hamish Campbell, Jacob Haylock, Ashton Jennings, Callum Wood, Mr Darren Carnell (Coach)
Front Row: Harry Hajkowicz, Hudson Timms, Ruka Hoole, Charlton Parr, Alexander Donaldson, Luka Rodins, Lewis Carroll
Absent: Thomas Campbell, Lachy Donaldson, Max Gatehouse, Magnus Hansen, Isiah Mazzocchi
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Back Row: Josh Margetts, Sebastian McBride Malaquias, Ira Adib, Shree Bhatt, Harry Biggs
Middle Row: Hamish Kelly, Zac Fox, Hayden Huang, Sebastian Sneddon, Gilbert Barrett, Mr Darren Carnell (Coach)
Front Row: Josh Skinner, Noah Leck, Fraser Bell, Osric Marshall, Austin Trotter, Magnus Abrahamsson, Vincent Voller
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2025 has been an incredible season for GPS and QDU Debating. We registered 46 teams and participated in 231 debates across both competitions, from Years 5 to 12, across the year.
We had a winning rate of 75% in GPS and 11 premierships, and a 63% winning rate in QDU, with our 9.2 team reaching the semifinal and our 10.1 and Senior A teams reaching the Grand Final. Our Senior A team took the QDU Championship in an outstanding debate and Lucas Lu, our Debating Captain, was named best speaker.
Lucas was also selected as a member of the Australian National Team and spoke at the Grand Final of the World Schools Debating Championship (WSDC),
being ranked 20th best speaker in the world. Representing BGS at the WSDC was also our Senior A Coach, Thomas Nunn-Rutledge, who was selected as the Coach for the National Team.
enthusiastic and professional work of our external, Old Boy coaches, and teacher and student coaches.
As well as our training for and participation in GPS and QDU, we offered skills development workshops, and a series of training sessions and debates for those students who didn’t make a team this year.
With an ever-growing program and an increasingly competitive environment, we are proud to represent our long-standing BGS Debating tradition. The breadth and success of our program would not be possible without the
We thank all our supporters, debaters, parents and coaches for their unwavering commitment to Debating and the passion they bring to every round. For all the late evening debates, all the early morning trainings, and all the research, case-prep and practice that everyone has contributed to, we thank you all deeply
Ms Dana Schottlaender Debating Director
Words from Lucas Lu
Debating Captain
As with all good things, the 2025 Debating season must come to an end. BGS teams were highly successful this year in both the GPS and QDU competitions. Special thanks must go to the coaches and staff,
especially our Debating Director Ms Schottlaender, for running this program. Debating is an enriching, if sometimes arbitrary activity, and the reward it yields is worth the work you put in.
Senior A Team GPS/QDU
Senior A Team
• Second place in GPS
• First place in QDU
Brisbane Grammar School
• Awarded Second Best Overall School in Queensland for Debating
Lucas Lu
• Ranked 20th Best Speaker in the World at the WSDC (World Schools Debating Championship)
QDU Year 10
Back Row: William Dauber, Ethan Huang, Thomas Scott, Adam Ibrahim, Luke Zhang, Alexander Smith
Front Row: Zachy Yap, Julian Chin, Aroush Kothari, Jasper Chin Moody, Jack Gorry
Absent: Ojas Joshi, Nicholas Storey, Orlando Dunn-Mura, Henry Duffield, Henry Woodward, Hamish Treweeke, Frederick Barrett
Coaches: Will Motley, Alex Thakur, Isaac Bassingthwaighte, Jonathan Neep, Mr Ged Hales
QDU Year 8
Back Row: Preston Soh, Abhay Mishra, Edmund Hyslop, Jaden Fan, Joshua Fletcher, Ilan Finn, Noah Green, Ned Wilson, Soren Fripp
Front Row: Anderson Han, Jack Swayne, Angus Nieh, Ethan Leong, Aidan Shen, Paul Shao, James Garraway, Guy Klease, William Chou
Absent: Will French, Dougal Smyth, Ryan Ding, Leo Armenis, Vivan Thakur, Charlie Huang
Coaches: James Brough, Angus Ellerman, Jackson Webb, Jasper Lindgren, Ms Lilly Bowman
QDU Year 6
Back Row: Ethan Huang (Coach), William Zheng, Zachary Wang, Luke Ferguson, Ryder Yang, Adam Chua (Coach), Will Dauber (Coach)
Middle Row: Alex Scott (Coach), Yuto Takada, Aditya Singh, Henry Li, George Ling, Jacob Shi, Harrison Qu, Ron Sarikwal, Timothy Zhu (Coach)
Front Row: Finn Yem, Euan Erng, Ajay Paidipalli, Khantselmeg Ulziidamba, Oscar Pao, Wynton Poon, Nathanael Lin, Quinton Poon
Absent: Ryan Cao, Niklas Evered, John Li, Tristan Ng, Charlie Wang
Coaches: Connor O’Shea, Lukas Liu, Henry Duffield, Mr Matt Kleinschmidt (Manager), Ms Karina Hepner (Manager)
QDU Year 9
Edward
Front Row: Kayden Kyoung, Kusha Zareie, Jamie Greig, Kingsley
Dominic Incani, Shan Alam, Aadya Wadhwani
Absent: Kiren Senaratne, Isaac Chuang, Marcus Tully
Coaches: Dominic Forrest, Thomas Ruddell, Vicki Chuang, Jasper Lindgren, Will Dwyer
QDU Year 7
Back Row: Luca Ma, Harish Anand, Jonathan Gui, Lucas Tong, Henry Beebe, Lucas Wang, Daniel Zhang (Coach)
Middle Row: Jasper Chin Moody (Coach), Tom Nguyen, Agastya Ahuja, Jerry Conway, Oliver Cohn, Hamish Moore, James Zhang , Guan-Ao Ma (Coach)
Front Row: George Spoor, Noah Ibrahim, Ryan Lee, Will Himstedt, Liam McCarthy, Aadil Dudhia, Aarav Kanegaonkar, Austin Huo
Absent: Orlando Fan, Lachlan Ho, Adren Moriarty
Coaches: Matthew Beckingsale, Lucas Lu, Jacky Tan, Ms Bridget Pearce, Ms Susan du Rand (Manager), Ms Nina Leveque (Manager), Ms Mikaela Merrypor (Manager)
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Back Row: Zachy Yap (Coach), Julian Chin (Coach), Stanley Huang, Hugo Heinemann, Fraser Smyth, Hunter Reid, Newton Yiu, Om Thaker (Coach), Aroush Kothari (Coach)
Middle Row: Ms Tanya Shegog (Manager), Matt Wang, Ryan Hwang, Rupert Bailey, John Deng, Lucas Ren, Alex Nieh, Blake Shi, Ted Hardie, Mrs Natalie Berndt (Manager)
Front Row: Teddy Soi, Alex Wang, Lucas Cao, Henry Zhou, Nick Moynihan, Hopen Yu, Patrick Feng, Isaac Godinho, Leon Yang, James Xia
Coaches: Rohan Relan, Adam Ibrahim, Frederick Barrett, Alexander Smith, Keshav Siraparapu
Fencing had a great season this year, with a total of 244 fencers taking to the piste.
BGS had 24 foil, seven epee and 15 sabre teams, made up of 168 Years 7 to 12 fencers, compete at the QFA Brisbane Schools Teams Competition. BGS won overall along with 13 first, 15 second and 4 third placings.
The BGS Primary Internal Fixtures saw 71 fencers in Years 5 and 6 experience the full range of weapons. BGS Fencing
Proficiency Awards were earned by 40 Year 5 Bronze, 19 Year 6 Bronze, 59 Year 7 to 12 Bronze, four Silver Epee, 13 Silver Foil, 12 Silver Sabre, three Gold Foil and six Gold Sabre fencers.
We also had very pleasing results in state and national competitions.
Farewell to our Year 12 fencers, Henry Ballentine (Captain), Charlie Fuller, Samuel
Harasty, Sean Huang, Vikram Kumar, Andre Kwok, Noah Lauder, Lucas Lu, Luke Sharry, Curtis Spencer, Will Yuen (Vice Captain), Oscar Zhang and Chris Zhu. Thank you for your leadership this year.
We are grateful to have the Musketeers, our parent support group. Thank you for sponsoring the opportunity to have fencers from other schools and clubs visit for the Invitational held in April.
It was great to continue having the canteen available for refreshments and snacks at the Yeronga fixtures this year. Sincerest thanks to our coaches and teaching staff for being at training and fixtures encouraging our fencers.
Ms Melanie Chin Fencing Director
Flagship First IV
Words from Henry Ballentine
Fencing Captain
It has been an honour to lead the Fencing program alongside our Vice Captain, Will Yuen. This year was one of incredible success thanks to a strong turnout from both the boys and their families. A massive thanks must go to the Director of Fencing, Ms Chin, for her unmatched dedication to this program. We wouldn’t have had such a memorable year without her.
We congratulate these fencers who competed in state and national competitions.
Queensland Schools Individual Championships | July 2025
Event Place Name
Intermediate Foil 3rd place
Jayden Yoon (8)
Intermediate Epee 2nd place Zachary White (9)
Intermediate Epee 3rd place Henry White (7)
Intermediate Sabre 1st place
Intermediate Sabre 3rd place
Senior Foil 1st place
Lucas Lu (9)
Daniel Hu (9)
Owen Zhong (10)
Senior Sabre 3rd place (tie) Henry Ballentine (12)
Senior Sabre 3rd place (tie) Lucas Lu (9)
Senior Epee 1st place Alexander Smith (10)
Senior Epee 3rd place Zachary White (9)
National Intermediate Schools Championships | June 2025
Event Place Name
Epee Team 2nd place
Sabre
Back Row: Henry Ballentine, Vikram Kumar, Ari Weis, Noah Lauder, Finn Silverston, Dhilan Varsani, Owen Huang, Sean Huang, Jack Lowrey
Second Row: Mr Lucas Raaymakers (Coach), Nishad Dewan, Daniel Fung, JJ Azevedo, Nate Lowrey, Chris Zhu, Henry Clubb, Max Bromet, Austin Hu, Kaiden Sutton
Front Row: Adrian Sumano Liu, Liam Meert, Ryan Lee, Anderson Han, William Moynihan, Kiran Kumar, Leo Armenis, Joshua Moore, Fred Finch
Absent: Henry Bird, Asher Di Lizio, Edward Gu, Shriyan Gurram, Tristan Hodgson, Daniel Hu, Leon Huang, Aiden Jia, Andre Kwok, Tarin Langton-Lockton, Oscar Le, Aiden Lee, Albert Lien, Lucas Lu, Lucas Lu, Theo Miller, Adren Moriarty, Ethan Peake, Aiden Seo, Tom Smith, Preston Soh, George Spoor, Sebastian Starr, Marcus Ta, Felix Wade, Callum Walsh, Xavier Walsh, Henry Wang, Lawrence Zhang, Oscar Zhang
Back Row: Yuto Takada, Oscar Sidhu, Tom Burton, Harry Cobcroft, Zachary Wang
Middle Row: Mr Lucas Raaymakers (Coach), Joshua Lu, Hudson Chang, Ethan Betts, Oliver Chang, Niklas Evered
Front Row: Jackson Crombie, Alexander Lee, Ajay Paidipalli, Theo Wall, Ben Mitchell, Euan Erng, Anson Ng
Absent: Hayden Lee, Thomas Hodge, Aditya Singh, Khantselmeg Ulziidamba
Back Row: John Deng, Newton Yiu, Angus Macmichael, George Moody, David Yoon, Hayden Wang, George Li, Darren Zhou
Third Row: Ted Hardie, Matt Wang, Jayden Wong, Lucas Ren, Brendan Zhang, Kaveen Ariyarathne, Nick Moynihan
Second Row: Mr Lucas Raaymakers (Coach), Charles Wang, Nicholas Topping, Hopen Yu, Alex Huang, Henry Bampton, Jeremy Yin, Marcus Ney
Front Row: James Xia, Alex Wang, Alexander Nguyen, Oliver Yang, Alex Zhu, Mason Lin, William Miao, Kai Phua
Absent: Rupert Bailey, Lucas Cao, Arjun Chikani, James Devine, Patrick Feng, Max Gao, Isaac Godinho, Stanley Huang, Miles Knox, Xander Liu, Douglas Lloyd, Daniel Ma, Alex Nieh, Sean Pan, Zech Pan, Pierce Rogers, Thomas Sumich, Louis Wang, Leon Yang
The 2025 Football season will rank among the best in school history. Our First XI broke an 18-year drought to win the Premiership with a 5-1 demolition of TSS in Round 9 to secure top spot. In front of a packed grandstand at Northgate, Captain of Football Vincent Van Brunschot was able
to lift the trophy. The boys also won the pre-season tournament down at TSS in the Easter holidays. Congratulations to Vincent and all First XI players who can proudly call themselves GPS Champions. Overall, the program enjoyed a strong campaign with 13 teams finishing as ladder leaders. A huge congratulations to Second XI who also ended a 10-year hiatus by securing the title against BBC in Round 8. The following teams enjoyed undefeated league campaigns: 11B, 9B, 10C, 9D, 8D, 7C, 7D with 11B scoring 56 goals and only conceding three and 9D scoring 40 and only letting in one all year. Other teams to finish in top spot included the Third XI, 10A, 10B and 8B.
The Football Program continues
to grow year on year. 2025 saw 792 boys registered and over 337 games completed in GPS competitions. A huge thank you as always to our Wembley Club whose continued support enables the boys to benefit from the best equipment and facilities available. To Mr Don Myles and his team at Northgate, thank you for getting us through yet another season of rain. Lastly, to members of the Cocurricular team, many thanks for the organisation and assistance.
Mr Graham Harvey Football Director
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2025 was another successful GPS Gymnastics Season. We had another clean sweep in the Foundation Cup, making it 15 years straight. Along with BGS reclaiming the Lead Up Meet Series, many of our gymnasts also competed throughout the year in external competitions with great success.
BGS Championships went smoothly in what was the perfect competition leading into the Foundation Cup. It was a display of sportsmanship and friendly competition throughout the day. I would like to congratulate our three all around champions of each division: Oliver Skinner (Division 3), Jordan Hetherington (Division 2) and Sebastian Ashby-Cliffe (Division 1).
The Foundation Cup was always going to be a competitive affair, and our entire team came focused and with the mindset to fight for every point. Leading the charge was our Division 3 team, who started the day well with a win. Our Division 1 and 2 teams hit the floor
with confidence from this result and knew they could attack their routines. Division 2 were solid, taking out the competition, and our Division 1 team only just getting above a tough BSHS team in what was an impressive display.
Our gymnasts took part in external competitions, and I want to make mention to the following results: at State Championships, Kipling Heard, Gergo Csoka, Caden Williams, Aedan Perel and Sebastian Ashby-Cliffe all got on the podium for AA for their respective levels. Caden Williams, Aedan Perel and Sebastian AshbyCliffe were selected into the Queensland team.
I would like to thank everyone who made this season possible. Firstly, the MAGS group, who volunteered throughout the year to make the season what it was. Also, the entire coaching team. All of whom gave countless hours to our gymnasts and never lost sight
of what we were hoping to achieve as a team. Thank you to Mr John Robertson, Mr Simon Constable, Mr Scott Costin, Mr Lachlan Rowan for their dedication. A special thank you to Mr Curtis Hooper, who took on many extra responsibilities throughout the year and performed them to the highest standards. Thank you to everyone within BGS who has supported the Gymnastics program in 2025.
We now look to 2026 with excitement, wishing all our departing seniors and families the best moving forwards. I am confident it will be another great year.
Mr Jack Coates Gymnastics Director and Head Coach
Division 1
BGS Rowing enjoyed a highly successful 2025 season, marking significant progress in our ongoing improvements as a team. This year saw us welcome over 200 students from Years 8 to 12, with more than 50 Year 8 students participating in our Learn to Row program. Involvement remained strong across the senior years, with the School fielding a ‘fullstrength’ team, including eight Year 10 Quads, three Year 11 Eights, and three Opens Eights.
The Head of the River saw our team achieve pleasing results, finishing second in the Old Boys’ Cup with 96 points. BGS crews secured 13 podium finishes across Years 9 to 12. The Open First VIII delivered an outstanding performance in the O’Connor Cup, achieving second place in a high-quality field of crews from all schools, while the Year 11 First VIII secured a gold medal — showing great promise for the future. Year 10 crews demonstrated good depth with wins in both the third and
seventh Quads, and our Year 9 rowers indicated future potential with silver in the First Quad. The season tallied 15 wins, 45 second-place finishes, and 34 thirdplace finishes across all regattas (excluding the cancelled 5th event).
Beyond GPS, the boys have achieved outstanding results.
Following a tremendous row at the State Championships in January, Oliver Kent emerged as the U19 Single Scull Champion. In March, a group of 15 boys represented the School at the Australian Championships in Tasmania, securing three silver medals in the U19 Coxless Four, Schoolboy Coxed Four and U19 Coxed Quad. Additionally, five boys were selected for the Queensland pathways team: Phoenix O’Keefe, Marcus Forbes, Nick Kelso, Flynn McCormack and Angus Bale. Concurrently, three boys rowed at Australian Underage Trials: Oliver Kent, Henry Slatter, and Oliver Wright.
Captain of Boats Henry Slatter
and Vice-Captain Bennett Huf provided exceptional leadership throughout the season. Their ability to rise to challenges, inspire their teammates and their willingness to develop as leaders, exemplifies the character development at the heart of the School and the program.
As we farewell dedicated Tipperoo committee members, we recognise how their contributions have strengthened the foundation of BGS Rowing. Thank you to the Tipperoo committee, led by President Andrew Bale, for their tireless efforts. The support has enabled investment in new equipment, including two quad sculls named after two Paris Olympian Old Boys Logan Ullrich and Patrick Holt, and a double/pair named after former Rowing Director Joe Rodrigues.
Mr Matt Marden Rowing Director
Words from Henry Slatter
Rowing Captain
The 2025 BGS Rowing season was a huge success and certainly my favourite to date. Our Open and Year 11 crews cultivated an exceptional atmosphere, striking the perfect balance between achievement and enjoyment. The entire shed embraced a positive attitude shift, creating a culture markedly different and better than previous years.
Open Second VIII
L to R: Bode Taylor, Oliver Graham, Cormack Willersdorf, Bennett Huf, Zach Douglas, Ryan Zand, Maxwell Hirst, James Yantsch, Campbell Graham Coach: Nick Stump
Year 11 First VIII
L to R: Ashton Hamra, Wesley Tsai, Doug Forno, Lachlan Kerr, Ezekiel Hutton, Hudson Slater, Oliver Kerr, Joshua Poynter, Will Angelini Coach: Damian Wright
Open Third VIII
L to R: Josh Liu, Jack Davison, Brandon Chien, Lukas Gresshoff, Stan Watson, Charlie Blackwood, Oliver Hudson, Alec Bunce, Alex Connell Coach: Karly Firmin Absent: Curtis Spencer
Year 11 Second VIII
L to R: Ryan Philpot, Vuk Prentis, Hugo Smith, Alex Warlow, Edward Lilley, Max
Henry Xiang, Ben Purcell, Aiden Hatte
Sol Ward
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Year 11 Third VIII
Edward Horton, Zander Bell, Archie Boorer, Harvey Kerr, Charlie Miller, Jed Siganto, Caleb Kenward, Leo Battaglia, Ted Xiang Coach: Alice Turnour, Adrian Howard
Year 9 Third Quad
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Year 9 Seventh Quad
Manura Gallage, Louis Shorten, Eddie McLean, Ephraim Zhao, Rory Horne
Coach: Bridget Oberthur, Evie Green
Brisbane Grammar School has seen a significant growth in participation within the Rugby program this year with an extra four teams participating in the GPS Competition during Term 3.
Brisbane Grammar School was also well represented in various Pathway Teams, with congratulations to the following representative selections:
• Sullivan Webb (U13 Brisbane Red), Gus Dauber, Harry McCaulay and Toby Hinds (U13 Brisbane Blue)
• Ollie Tart, Ed Mulholland and Tom Rollason (U15 Metropolitan North)
• Wendall Wilhelmus and Harry McDonald (U14 Brisbane City)
• Gus Brand (U16 Brisbane Blue)
• Ralph Labor, Noah Gaffney and Sas Chinula (U16 Queensland Reds)
• Noah Gaffney (Australia U16)
• Arki Wackwitz, George Wacker and Elijah Breen (U18 Metropolitan North)
• Harper Enasio (U18 Queensland Reds)
• Elijah Breen (Australian Schoolboys)
• Lincoln Dalton, Dyer Akauola and Nissi Vevesi (U18 Metropolitan North U18 Rugby League)
To everyone who has been involved, contributed and supported the Rugby program thank you — your support is greatly appreciated. I look forward to seeing where our program goes in 2026 and beyond.
Mr Tom Christie Rugby Director
Middle Row: Mr Ricky Dumigan, Lincoln Dalton, Sas Chinula, Noah Gaffney, Jed Siganto, Oliver Lynch, Ralph Labor, Mr Tom Christie (Director)
Front Row: Will Driessen, Ned Horton, Lachlan Elf, Tim Allport, Harper Enasio (Captain), Dyer Akauola, Elijah Breen, Kalan Breen, Jace Ramalingam
Absent: Arki Wackwitz, Henry Slatter, Mr Tom Court
from Harper Enasio
Built on teamwork and tenacity, 2025 has been a memorable year for Grammar Rugby and the First XV. From training with the Reds Super Rugby Women to the Ballymore Cup and Casuarina camp, the boys showed resilience, commitment and eagerness to tackle the GPS competition. While results didn’t always reflect our effort, this season was an important step forward as we come to appreciate the meaning of “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. A big thank you to Mr Christie, our coaches and families for all their support.
Back Row: George Wacker, Stan Watson, Oliver Lynch, Monty Watchirs
Middle Row: Mr Bryce Hegarty (Coach), Luke Donaldson, Ben Wilson, Mr Eddie Quirk (Coach), Harry Langdon, Flynn McCormack, Mr Chris Dash (Coach)
Front Row: Izac Carruthers, Thomas Brant, Maxwell Hirst, Sebastian Hazzard, Lachlan Russell, Tim Allport, Harrison Reck, Will Driessen, Ricky Wang
Back Row: Oliver Hudson, Archie Boorer, Will Henderson
Middle Row: Mr Hannes Ventent (Coach), Ryan Zand, Oliver Graham, Hunter Neep, Benjamin Coates, Caleb Kenward, Charlie Blackwood, Rylan Pribadi
Front Row: Michael Bryan, James Anictomatis, Alex Spence, Cormack Willersdorf, Lachlan Aleksiuk, Angus Clarke, Darcy Lewis, Jeremy Boo
Back Row: Ben Davies, Spencer Ballentine, Thomas Elliott, Samuel Michie, Oscar Vanderstoep, Matthew Overlack
Middle Row: Mr Jimmy Presten (Coach), Max Woolley, Henry Mellick, Ms Rachael Fennell (Manager), Billy Brand, Lachlan McMaster, Mr Teti Tela (Coach)
Front Row: Archie Slatter, Angus List, Hugo Macaulay, Ned Horton, Hamish Mackay, Hugo Haug, Will Clutterbuck, Lewis Hay
Lindgren
Middle Row: Mr Ged Hales (Coach), Andy Nguyen, Tom Clayton, Hamish Ellerman, Colby Smith, Alexander Prowse
Front Row: Joshua Liu, Benjamin Buck, James Bingham, Finnian Mann, Julien Anderson, Daniel Wu, Thomas Chambers, Sam Ong
16B
Back Row: Mr Angus O’Neill (Coach), Judd Wilson, Felix Mole, Declan Meynink, Charlie Hall, Lachlan Clarke, Lachlan McMaster, Campbell O’Reilly, Mr Vince Edmensten (Coach)
Front Row: Lachy Szumowski, Billy Rogers, Claude Stonell, Orlando Read, Flynn Travis, Zac Meade, Liam McCormack, Oliver Harris
Front
Oliver Hoole, Daniel Holt, Charlie Caughlin, William Moore, Lucius Montague, Richie Butler, Edward Driessen, Henry Clubb, Wayne Cheung
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14B
Noah
Middle Row: Mr Kyle Moffett Riley
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Angus
Jake Renshaw, Ben Earnshaw, Dylan Murphy, Digby Pennell, Hamish Kelly, Will Thies, Johnny Dyson, Josh Skinner
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Middle
Front Row: Lachlan Neilson, Aiden Hatte, Digby Gray, Wyatt Wong, Monty
Brisbane Grammar School Sailing continues to excel, showcasing outstanding performance and dedication in recent competitions. The commitment and skill of BGS sailors has brought pride to the School and underscored the strength of the Sailing program.
In the Fleet Racing Championship, George Lee and crew member Reuben Martin demonstrated exceptional sailing prowess, securing an impressive second place in Queensland— matching their result from the previous year. Their success was complemented by strong performances from five other BGS sailors: Kody Goss, Nicholas Howarth, Alex Sampson, and Sam Rutter, all of whom finished in the top 20, highlighting the team’s skill and determination.
The South Queensland Schools Team Racing Championship further showcased BGS Sailing’s excellence. BGS 1, led by skilled skippers Kody Goss, George Lee, and Nicholas Howarth, earned
a commendable third place overall. Their nail-biting finishes against the eventual winners speak volumes about their talent and perseverance.
BGS 2, under the leadership of Vice Captain Sam Rutter and supported by Alex Sampson and Ethan Ai, recorded more wins than any other team during their time on the water. Unfortunately, due to the impact of Ex-Cyclone Alfred, their division results were cancelled as not enough races were completed. Despite this setback, the team’s resilience and positive attitude exemplified their strong character.
BGS 3, featuring promising young sailors Orlando Dunn-Mura, Levi Phun, and Alex Scott, embraced the opportunity to compete and gained valuable experience. Though a relatively new team, their performance signals great potential for future success.
The Sailing achievements of the past season reflect the dedication and growth of every competitor. Each sailor strived
to improve and made significant progress throughout the season. The program continues to cultivate a culture of excellence, teamwork, and sportsmanship, setting a high benchmark for future competitions. None of this would be possible without the support of all the coaches and the Spinnakers. Their support during the season and in purchasing a new boat has brought fresh excitement to the program.
The new boat looks fantastic.
A big thank you to Staff, Ms Riley and Ms Horne whose consistent care and commitment to the young sailors and boys of the program ensure a safe and thriving program. With new boats and a new leadership team, we look forward to sharing more successes in the seasons to come.
Mr Telfer Robertson and Mr Nicholas Purcell Sailing Co-Directors
Sailing Captain
This season brought another year of unpredictable winds, unwavering teamwork, and shared resilience. The laughter, early mornings, and shared determination strengthened our sailing community. Thank you to everyone who made this season one of growth, camaraderie, and lasting memories.
The 2025 Swimming season was one to remember, marked by record-breaking performances, fierce competition and an unwavering sense of team spirit across all year levels. Preparation was key, with a Senior Swimming Camp on the Gold Coast and January’s Junior Clinic laying a strong foundation for a standout year.
At the BGS Swimming Championships on 19 February at Chandler Aquatic Centre, over 150 competitors from Years 5 to 12 participated, resulting in nine new school records. Notable performances were those of Will Mayers (Year 7) and Max Cunningham (Year 11), who set two new records each. Other recordbreakers included Ethan Schablon (Year 5), Mason Gao (Year 9), Hayden Cahill (Year 11), Tom Garbanzo (Year 11) and Cashy Luo (Year 11).
The GPS Swimming Championships saw both the Junior and Senior teams shine.
The Juniors, displaying enthusiasm and determination, recorded numerous personal bests and thrilling victories, including wins by Ricky Zhao (11 Years 50m Backstroke Div 1), Lucas Ren (11 Years 50m Butterfly Div 1) and the 11 Years Medley Relay team (Ricky Zhao, Austin Li, Lucas Ren and Alexander Rotinen), who set a new Junior GPS record. Their collective efforts earned third place overall — the best Junior GPS result since 2016.
events, though Nudgee ultimately held on for the win. The final rankings: NC – 318.5 pts, BGS – 311 pts, BBC – 213 pts, marking the School’s 11th consecutive top two finish.
The Seniors kept up the momentum at the 102nd GPS Championships, led by Max Cunningham, who secured four victories, including a GPS record in the 16 Years 50m Backstroke (27.03s). Eugene Lee added three more wins to the tally. Heading into the relays, BGS was narrowly behind Nudgee, but strong performances from the 15 Years Medley Relay, 16 Years Medley and Freestyle Relays propelled us forward. Relay teams secured podium finishes in eight of 10
A heartfelt thank you to our amazing supporters who stood by the boys throughout the season, and to the passionate BGS crowd whose cheers from the stands inspired our swimmers every stroke of the way. We also acknowledge the contribution of our Year 12 swimmers, whose presence and leadership played a critical role in shaping the team’s journey this year.
A special thank you goes to our dedicated coaching team, led by Head Coach Mr Bobby Jovanovich and Middle School Swimming Coordinator Mr Daniel Sainsbury. Your unwavering commitment, innovation and tireless efforts have been instrumental to our success.
Mr Matt Logan Swimming Director
Swimming Captain
GPS Swimming is the fastest, most electric schoolboy competition in the world. To win on this stage is not an easy task. Countless training sessions, early mornings and shaved legs – none of it is easy, but at Brisbane Grammar, swimmers do it for more than just personal glory, they do it for the crest on their caps and the teammates beside them. I’m proud to have led this incredible group and look forward to seeing the team reach even greater heights next season.
Lee, Max Wang, Joshua Spiez, Lexer Wynn
Max Cunningham, Jack Gorry Hayden Cahill, Henry Mellick
Samuel Zhang, Thomas Elliott, Tony Deng, Matthew Nathan, Lucas Wang, Callum Deacon
Years
Back Row: Henry Mellick, Max Cunningham, Alexander Cook, Thomas Elliott, Oliver Hill
Middle Row: Zac Meade, Jaedon Nguyen, Lucas Wang, George Hooper, Hayden Cahill, Hudson Slater, Ben Purcell, Peyton Saxil
Front Row: Jack Gorry, Callum Deacon, Tony Deng, Samuel Zhang, Adam Ibrahim, Jasper Chin Moody, Frederick Barrett, Joshua Holmes, Matthew Nathan
15 Years
Back Row: Lexer Wynn, Max Wang, Eugene Lee, Alexander Donaldson, Sidney Myers, Ashley Boutcher, Marcus Raine, Will Skerman
Front
Bradley Chua, Jamie Watson, Ashton Jennings, Joshua Spiez, Hugo Liberatore,
13 Years
Back Row: Justin Lau, Sebastian Starr, Jeremy Lau, Aubry Wang, Henry Chen, Marcus Chan, Aiden Lee, William Evans
Middle Row: Elliot Longland, Harry Basile, Hugh Skerman, Max Waschka, Leo Simmons, Hugo Foot, Henry Beebe, Hemang Lakhotia, Reuben Martin
Front Row: Roshan Wijesuriya, Jack McMullen, Ryan Lee, Andy Xue, Jack Chiverall, Jacob Low, Garrick Miu, Ethan Kao
11 Years
Back Row: Harrison Stanes, Henry Li, Austin Li, Rhys Bright, Ricky Zhao, Ali Namazie, Joe Chen
Middle Row: Alexander Lee, Billy Halyday, Lucas Moser, Alexander Kenny, Lucas Ren, Ryan Hwang, Alexander Rotinen Cardona, Nick Moynihan
Front Row: Leon Yang, Henry Zhou, William Noble, Jacob Su, Patrick Feng, Daniell Ma, Alex Huang, Mason Li, Alex Fotheringham
14 Years
JJ
12 Years
Back Row: Maxwell Bullwinkel, Oscar Horneman, Will Mayers, Angus Hailes, Max Thomas, Zachariah Reeves, William Fahy, Freddie Hooper, Liam Evans
Middle Row: Kyan Lee, Henry White, Thomas Limpus, Lachlan Nunn, Edward Chambers, Xavier Suit, Arlo Arumugam, Oscar Harvey, Hugo Dorey, Oliver Chang
Front Row: Jaylan Wang, Henry Gordon, Oliver Hewett, Anderson Ngai, Khantselmeg Ulziidamba, Eric Thura, Marcus Huo, Noah Ibrahim, Zachary Chow
10 Years
Back Row: Jayden Wong, Henry Knox, George Li, Charles Wang
Front Row: Kai Phua, Tom Stirling, Harvey Hewett, Sean Pan, Ethan Schablon, Raphael Peters
BGS Tennis had a successful season across all age groups in 2025. Led by Captain, Angus Bale and Vice-Captain, Ryan Bashirzadeh, the BGS Tennis program was an environment of enjoyment and healthy competition. Though there were weekends interrupted due to wet weather, our boys continued to show great focus and participation each week at training in their endeavour to improve their skills
and showcase their sensational talent throughout the season.
BGS Tennis achieved an astounding 85% win rate across all teams competing during the season. This amounted to 22 undefeated teams – a record number of undefeated teams throughout the GPS Tennis competition.
The First IV, with Tennis Director and Head Coach Michael Fancutt, fought well all season and finished fifth overall with some exhilarating tennis and a few very narrow losses. The First IV was made up of Samarth Patel, Angus Bale, Angus Cook, Vittorio Golda and Kingston Struthers.
The winner of the Singles School Championship was Samarth Patel and the runner-up was Angus Cook.
The winners of the Doubles School Championship were Angus Bale and Angus Cook.
Thank you to all the volunteers who have contributed enormously to the support and success of the
BGS Tennis program. We would like to thank Margie Bale as President of the Wimbledon Club for her years of dedication to the progress of our Support Group. We would also like to thank Jen Beikoff and all the Year 12 parents who have contributed to BGS Tennis throughout their time at the School. Lastly, thank you to Cathy Findlay, Carlos Arias, Michele Golda and Rhea Moore for their ongoing contributions to the Wimbledon Club.
Mr Harry Lee
Assistant Tennis Director and Development Coach
from Angus Bale Tennis Captain
BGS Tennis has once again thrived this year, with an outstanding win rate of 85%. The program has seen exceptional results across all year levels and teams. We finished the season with 22 undefeated teams, showcasing the depth of our program across all age groups. Congratulations to all our Year 5s for successfully completing their first season. Your commitment and resilience was outstanding, especially in the wet conditions that plagued our training sessions and match days.
Thank you to all players and coaches involved in making BGS Tennis so enjoyable and competitive.
Back Row: Edmund Hyslop, Eddie Poll, Zander Schmidt, Edward Yang, Charlie Bryce, Alexander Ha, Joshua Lee
Third Row: Charles Hunter, Austin Hu, Vedant Modak, Hugo Deane, William Di, Abhay Mishra, Oskar Kwintowski, Remy Cokim
Second Row: Mr Harry Lee (Coach), Frazer Singleton, Charlie Wu, Hugo Loparow, Jason Ma, Jayden Ma, William Crosisca, Jeremy Wen, William An
Front Row: Rex Luong, Bosco Huang, Jacob Pan, Ben Earnshaw, Ramtino
Sandroan, Desmond Lu, Ethan Leong, Eli Nasirpour, William Chou
Absent: Mike Liu, Jared Xu, Hayden Huang, Jayden Lee, Dimitri Zou, Louis Chen
Front
Absent: Sydney Liu
Benjamin Perel
Year 7
Back Row: Owen Ho, Daniel Sadaghiani, Kai Liang, Richard Kamberovic, Ryder Vo, Max Given
Third Row: Alex Raymond, Mahin Singh, Hugo Foot, Chris Li, Ryan Chen, Thomas Blanch, Tom Sinclair, Ajay Sreeraj, Angus Thurecht
Second Row: Mr Harry Lee (Coach), Agastya Ahuja, Angus Watson, Hamish Moore, Charles Allan, Ethan Milford, Ashton Davidson, Luca Ma, Ben Poynter, Luca Yan, Orlando Fan
Front Row: Joshua Smith, Kai Nasirpour, Xavier Moody, Alec Hewson, Oscar Law, James Kenny, Leon Yang, Hugh Exelby, Jacques Ha, Dylan Mahagamage
Absent: Josh Pentelow, Adrian Sumano Liu, Liam Evans
Middle
Sean Pan, Lucas Cao, Alexander Rotinen Cardona, Alexander Kenny, Gus Sinclair, Daniell Ma, Nathaniel Tsai, Jamie Shi
Front Row: Orlando Tran, Noel Jayathunge, Mason Li, Leon Yang, Mason Lin, Spencer Chen, Daniel Sun, Harvey Warat, Jasper Yi
Absent: Arjun Chikani, Kaveen Ariyarathne, Tom Stirling
Our Junior team competed strongly at the GPS Track and Field Carnival, showing great spirit and teamwork to finish a commendable 4th overall.
Our Senior team battled hard across all GPS events, highlighted by impressive performances in both the 4x400m and 4x100m relays, with our 14 Years, 16 Years, and Open teams placing. Our hurdlers also performed strongly throughout the championships.
Notable individual achievements included:
• Seth Kennedy, setting a new GPS 200m record of 20.64 seconds, a phenomenal effort
• Anson Qui Tang, leaping 14.14m in the triple jump, the first BGS athlete to go over 14 metres in more than 30 years
• Doug Phillips, 1st in the 15 Years 100m hurdles
Overall, our results were solid across the program. The boys displayed commitment and enthusiasm reflecting the spirit of BGS.
Many teaching staff are involved in the program and are the foundation of our team culture. Thanks to all those involved as coaches or managers.
Mr Matt Scott Athletics Director
The 2025 Track and Field season has been a true reflection of dedication, perseverance, and growth. Our team has faced challenges with resilience, demonstrated remarkable improvement in ability, and celebrated success with a teamfirst mentality. The memories created will endure beyond school, symbolising our shared commitment and school spirit.
Back Row: Vincent Howes, Theo Sampson, Finnegan Webb, Fraser Smyth, Archie Macaulay, Ali Namazie, Oliver Krueger, David Gilmore
Middle Row: Lucas Moser, Jim Anderson, Quinton Zheng, Kevin Xu, Jacob Su, Alexander Rotinen Cardona, William Clancy, Harry Williams, Patrick Reid
Front
Max McAuliffe, Nathanael Lin, Jono Schmerl, Alexander Lee, Jacob Low, Billy
The 2025 season stands as a defining chapter in the history of BGS Volleyball, marked by community spirit, competitive success and the largest number of participants since entering the GPS competition. With over 400 expressions of interest for trials, BGS fielded 30 teams across Years 5 to 12, supported by a dedicated team of teaching staff, Old Boys and coaches.
Our program achieved outstanding results. The Junior teams (Years 5-8) won just shy of 70% of matches (47 of 69 ), while the Senior teams (Years 9-12) achieved a remarkable 78% success rate (60 wins from 77 ). Impressively, 24 of our 28 GPS teams had a podium finish, with seven of those teams coming in first place. Overall, BGS won 74% of fixtures played. Unfortunately, due to Cyclone Alfred, our fixture against Nudgee College was abandoned.
Beyond the numbers, 2025 witnessed the strengthening of the BGS Volleyball Old Boy Match
culture. The annual Kerridge Cup drew over 150 attendees, celebrating the enduring connection between past and present players. The newly established locker room provided a physical and symbolic home for the program, reinforcing our emphasis on humility, gratitude, responsibility and a team-first mentality.
Our involvement in the Australian Volleyball Schools Cup reached new heights, with 93 participants across 11 teams participating during the 2025 pre-season. Community engagement also flourished, with over 500 action photographs shared through Pixevety and more than 450 attendees at the End of Season Celebration.
Such achievements are the result of the outstanding dedication of our broader community. I extend my sincere thanks to Ms Angel Scanlon (Middle School Lead Coach) and Mr Matt Young (Head Coach) for their exceptional leadership and to the Athletic Performance team for their vital support in the physical
preparation of our players. Special acknowledgment is owing to the Volleyblues Parent Support Group, who continue to provide unwavering support to the program and whose tireless efforts enabled us to surpass our fundraising goals for the ‘One Court at a Time’ project, bringing our vision of upgrading our posts, pads, nets and stands closer to reality.
Finally, I commend our 2025 student leaders, Johnny James (Captain of Volleyball) who will continue his volleyball journey at college, in the USA in 2026, and Harvey Gatehouse (Vice Captain of Volleyball), for their exemplary service and stewardship of the program.
The future of BGS Volleyball is exceptionally bright, built upon the foundations of hard work, shared purpose and strong community spirit.
Mr Rhys Cox Volleyball Director
Volleyball Captain
As Volleyball Captain, I am proud of our BGS 2025 season. We achieved great results across the board, claiming 108 wins from 146 matches. A big congratulations to all 288 players who contributed to our success, as well as the multiple teams who secured podium finishes and our First VI who claimed second place in the GPS competition. Thank you to our coaches, teammates and community for making this a memorable and successful year.
Lunar New Year | P&F Auxiliary Spring Luncheon | Art Show Gala Evening | Celebrating Our Community | Back to BGS Weekend | P&F Moogerah Day Out | Students of 2025
Year 5
Ariyarathne, Kaveen
Bailey, Rupert
Bampton, Henry
Bevan, Oliver
Bi, Oliver
Bond, Henry
Bowes, Alexander
Brar, Viraj
Bright, Paul
Cao, Lucas
Carstairs, Will
Cavallo Brittain, Dominic
Chen, Alfred Chen, Spencer Cheng, Hugo
Chikani, Arjun
Choi, Hugh
Clancy, William
Coats, Hamish
Dautov, Temir
Davis, Darcy
Deng, John
Deng-Xia, Brandon Devine, James
Evered, Caylan
Farooq, Ayan
Feinbloom, Ben
Feng, Patrick Feng, River
Fotheringham, Alex
Gao, Max
Gillman, Flynn
Gilmore, David
Godinho, Isaac
Guy, Leo
Halyday, Billy
Hardie, Arthur
Hardie, Ted
Harraway, Maxwell
Heinemann, Hugo
Herron, Alexander Hewett, Harvey
Hodgson, Lewis
Horton, Stirling
Howes, Vincent
Hsieh, Martin
Huang, Alex
Huang, Stanley
Huynh, Ben
Hwang, Ryan
Jayasinghe, Sahan
Jayathunge, Noel
Johnson, Henry
Kenny, Alexander
Kerr, Tom
Khelgi, Smayan
Knox, Henry Knox, Miles
Lalji, Kiaan
Lau, Jacko
Li, George
Li, Mason
Lin, Mason
Liu, Alwyn
Liu, Frankie
Liu, Xander Lloyd, Douglas
Love-Hallihan, Gulliver
Low, Jacob
Lyddiard, Brydon
Ma, Daniell
Macallister, James
Macaulay, Archie
Macmichael, Angus
Masci, Cameron
McAuliffe, Max Miao, William
Millar, Hamish
Moody, George
Morrison, Will Moser, Lucas
Moynihan, Nick
Muir, Ashton
Mulhearn, Patrick Namazie, Ali Ney, Marcus Nguyen, Alexander Nieh, Alex Noble, William Pan, Sean Pan, Zech
Peters, Raphael Phillips, Lachlan
Phua, Kai
Quinlan, Will Reddie, Charles Reid, Hunter Ren, Lucas Rogers, Pierce Rotinen Cardona, Alexander Sampson, Theo Schablon, Ethan
Shi, Blake Shi, Jamie Sidman, Sam
Sinclair, Gus Smith, Oscar Smyth, Fraser
Soi, Teddy
Spezza, Hugo Stanes, Harrison
Stannard, Elliott
Stenner, Leo
Stirling, Tom
Sumich, Thomas Sun, Daniel
Taylor, Paddy
Terry, Jackson
Topping, Nicholas Tran, Orlando Trivedi, Moksh
Tsai, Nathaniel
Vasta, Micah
Wang, Alex Wang, Charles Wang, Matt
Wang, Louis Wang, Hayden Warat, Harvey Webb, Finnegan
Williams, Harry
Wong, Jayden Wray, Tomas Xia, James Yang, Alexander Yang, Leon Yang, Oliver Yi, Jasper Yin, Jeremy Yiu, Newton Yoon, David Yorke-Barber, Jack Yu, Hopen Zhang, Brendan Zhao, Ricky Zhou, Darren Zhou, Henry Zhu, Alex
Year 6
Anderson, Jim Andrews, Harry Arias Lohrisch, Rafael
Barrett, Ethan
Belin, Alexander
Berndt, Henry Betts, Ethan Blanch, Tom
Bourke, Manny
Bracher, Thomas
Bright, Rhys
Brunton, James Burton, Tom Cage, Tristan
Cao, Ryan
Carlyle, Harvey
Caughlin, Charlie
Chambers, Edward
Chang, Hudson
Chang, Oliver Chen, Joe
Choo, Liam
Cobcroft, Harry
Cooper, Harrison
Copping, Max
Crombie, Jackson
Davis, Lachlan
Dorey, Hugo
Driscoll, Duke
Du, Dylan
Erathnage, Max
Erng, Euan
Evered, Niklas
Fahy, William Ferguson, Luke
Freestone, Noah
Gai, Alan
Garraway, Marlon
Gaunt, Dray
Gibson, Montgomery
Gordon, Henry Granger, Leo Gupta, Rishi
Ha, Oliver
Hailes, Angus
Harding, Ben Hawkins, Harry
He, Jeffery
Heard, Darcy
Heard, Kipling
Hewett, Oliver Hilford, James Hodge, Thomas
Hogan-Smith, Sidney
Hooper, Freddie
Horneman, Oscar Huang, Andy
Incani, Anthony
Incani, Fergus
Jary, Alexander
Jury, Oscar Kemp, Josh
Kennedy, Ted
Kharkar, Aarin
Kim, Henry
King, Lachlan
Ko, Austin
Krueger, Oliver
Lal, Eshaan
Langford, Hansel
Lee, Alexander
Lee, Hayden
Li, Austin
Li, Henry Li, Jasper Li, John Li, Leo
Lin, Nathanael
Ling, George
Liu, Sydney
Liu, Zenith
Loxton, Xavier
Lu, James
Lu, Joshua
Maclean, Matthew
Magee, Matthew
Mayers, Will
McConaghy, Henry
McLean, Dougal
Melati, Ilya
Mitchell, Ben
Mojami, Arvin
Mowbray, Thomas
Mulhearn, Oliver
Nazari, Bourna
Ng, Anson
Ng, Tristan
Ngai, Jamie
Nunn, Lachlan
Ou, Owen
Paidipalli, Ajay
Panchapakesan, Jamie
Pao, Oscar
Perel, Benjamin
Poon, Quinton
Poon, Wynton
Qu, Harrison
Reid, Henry
Reid, Patrick
Sarikwal, Ron
Schliebs, Alexander
Schmerl, Jono
Shen, Allen
Shi, Jacob
Sidhu, Oscar
Singh, Aditya
Singleton, Felix
Skoien, Harry
Smith, Harvey
Spragg, Jonathon
Su, Jacob
Sullivan, Joshua
Sun, Leo
Takada, Yuto
Tart, Finn
Thies, Tom
Thomas, Max
Thynne, Cooper
Ulziidamba, Khantselmeg
Visedo, Xavier
Visser, Ashton
Wall, Theo
Walsh, Sam
Wang, Austin
Wang, Charlie
Wang, Jaylan
Wang, Max
Wang, Zachary
Warat, Ethan Warde, Matthew
Whitehead, Patrick
Wilson, Lachlan
Wu, Damon
Xia, Mark
Xu, Oscar
Xu, Kevin
Xu, Edward Yang, Lachlan
Yang, Ryder
Yem, Finn
Zhang, Gilmat
Zheng, Quinton
Zheng, William
Year 7
Adams, Noah
Ahmad, Mustafa
Ahuja, Agastya
Allan, Charles
Al-saig, Ahmed
Anand, Harish
Anderson, Jonathan Andrews, Maximilian
Anton, Joshua
Arumugam, Arlo
Auld, Sam
Bahri, Daniel
Basile, Harry
Baulch, Harry
Beck, Samuel
Beebe, Henry
Bentley, Zen
Beuth, James
Bhadange, Aayush
Bingham, Josh
Blanch, Thomas
Bond, Gianni
Brown, Hamish
Brown, Theo
Bullwinkel, Maxwell
Byrne, Josh
Calabro, Sam
Cao, Calix
Carew, Charlie
Carstairs, Tommy Carter, Flynn
Chalmers, Will Chambers, Matthew
Chan, Christopher Chao, Quinton
Chen, Henry
Chen, Ryan
Cheng, Lucas
Cheung, Liam
Chiverall, Jack
Choi, Yunho
Chow, Zachary
Chuang, Nicholas
Clark, Xavier
Coats, Lucas
Cohn, Oliver
Conolly, Elliot
Conway, Jerry Cooper, Michael
Cowls, Hugo
Coyle, Xavier
Dacron, Jackson
Dauber, Alexander
Dauber, Gus
Davidson, Ashton
Dewan, Nishad
Ding, Owen
Dudhia, Aadil
Duhig, Ben
Dunn, Artie
Dunne, Hugh
Egan, James Epari, Frederik
Evans, Heath
Evans, Liam
Evans, William
Ewings, Jack
Exelby, Hugh
Fairley, Angus
Fan, Orlando
Farquhar, Cohen
Farquhar, Isaac
Farrelly, Oliver
Finch, Fred
Foot, Hugo
Fung, Lachlan
Gannon, Oscar
Given, Max
Goold, Oliver
Greenslade, Teddy
Greenup, Oliver Greig, Alex
Grigg, Jack
Gui, Jonathan
Ha, Jacques
Hajkowicz, Edward
Hamilton, Idris
Hando, Tim
Hanna, Tom
Harrow, Seb
Harvey, Kieran
Harvey, Oscar
He, Eric
Hetherington, Jordan
Hewson, Alec
Himstedt, Will
Hinds, Toby
Ho, Lachlan
Ho, Owen
Horne, Rory
Huang, Mitchell
Huang, Nathan
Hughes, Theo
Huo, Austin
Huo, Marcus
Hwang, Nathan
Ibrahim, Noah Ilango, Tridev
Ischenko, Zac
Jackson-Andrews, Benjamin
Jia, Aiden
Jia, Mason
Jiang, Leo
Johnson, Thomas
Johnston, Levi
Jonsson, Thomas Jowsey, Ethan Jung, Julian
Kalyaal, Suhaib
Kamberovic, Richard Kanegaonkar, Aarav Kansara, Rohan
Kao, Ethan
Kappler, Aidan
Kennedy, Will Kenny, James Kerr, Carter Khan, Rayyan
Kim, Aiden
Kneipp, Marcus
Kranenburg, Angus Kruger, Curtis
Lai, Jonathan
Lam, Jayden
Langford, Mathias
Lashand, Yash
Lau, Clement P.H.
Law, Oscar
Lawlor, James
Le, Oscar Lee, Aiden
Lee, Henry Lee, Kyan
Lee, Ryan Li, Chris Li, Cooper Liang, Kai Liaw, Isaac
Limpus, Thomas Lin, Shallon Lippiatt, Seb Liu, Ryan
Longland, Elliot
Low, Jacob Lowrey, Nate Lu, Jayden
Lu, Vincent Lu, William Ma, Luca Madsen, Alexander
Maguire, Henry Mahagamage, Dylan Martin, Reuben Masters, Mylo
Maturu, Shreyans McAuliffe, Alex McCarthy, Everett McCarthy, Liam McHutchison, Max McMullen, Jack
McNamara, Teddy Meert, Liam Mego-Webb, Alexander Mehta, Riday
Milford, Ethan
Miller, Hugo Miller, Theo Miu, Garrick
Mohsin, Abdul Wali
Moody, Xavier
Moore, Archer
Moore, Clancy Moore, Hamish
Moore, Theodore
Moriarty, Adren
Morrison, Lachlan
Moynihan, William
Mudaliar, Rishan
Muir, Lachlan
Myers, John
Nabi, Darius
Naidoo, Toby
Nallainathan, Maayan
Nasirpour, Kai
Neilson, Lachlan
Ngai, Anderson
Nguyen, Tom
Pachchigar, Ayaan
Patel, Eshan
Patten, Jayden
Pearce, Simon
Pentelow, Josh
Pillai, Vishnu
Pocock, Harvey
Potluri, Sriram
Poynter, Ben
Pradish, Aryan
Quinn, Thomas
Raymond, Alex Reeves, Zachariah
Reynolds, Archie
Rodins, Elijah
Rodins, Joshua Rogers, Fox
Roocke, Joshua
Sadaghiani, Daniel
Salih, Yusef
Sampson, Louis
Schulz, Dylan
Schulz, Luca
Selvarajan, Sanjay
Serban, Lucas
Shakeel, Omar
Shepherd-Ashby, Charlie Simmons, Leo
Sinclair, Tom
Singh, Justin
Singh, Mahin
Skerman, Hugh
Skinner, Ollie
Smith, Harrison
Smith, Joshua Smith, Nash
Soi, Sebastian
Song, William
Soni, Manvik
Spoor, George
Sreeraj, Ajay
Starr, Sebastian
Sudharshan, Vibodh
Suit, Xavier
Sumano Liu, Adrian
Sutton, Elliot
Tallis, Zachary
Taylor, Tom
Thura, Eric
Thurecht, Angus
Tian, Marcus
Timblo, Luca
Tiong, Johan
Titley, George
Tong, Lucas
Tong, Jeremy
Tsai, Alex
Vasant, Vir
Vasta, Zachary
Vikram, Aatreya
Vo, Ryder
Vokes, E
Wan, Brandon
Wang, Alston
Wang, Aubry
Wang, Lucas
Wang, Lucas
Wang, Daniel
Wang, Alan
Waschka, Max
Waterhouse, Alexander
Watson, Angus
Webb, Sullivan
Wentrup, Isaak
White, Henry
Wilkinson, Edward Wong, Micah
Wu, Elvis
Wu, Zerui
Wysocki, Theo
Xie, Winston
Xing, Wallace
Xiong, Jensen
Xue, Andy
Yan, Luca
Yang, Leon
Yang, William
Young, Jonathan
Yuille, Monty
Zhang, Boris
Zhang, James
Zhang, Jaxon
Zheng, Chace
Zhou, Herrick
Zhu, Lewis
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Abrahamsson, Magnus
Ainsworth, Alex
An, William
Anictomatis, John
Armenis, Leo
Azevedo, JJ
Bansi, Simran
Barrett, Gilbert
Barton, Harry
Barton, Bill Bell, Fraser
Bellamy, Angus
Bender, Thomas
Best, Lachlan
Biggs, Harry Bliss, Tom
Bourne, Nicholas
Bradley, Oliver
Bridgeford, Leo Brittain, Matthew
Bryce, Charlie
Butterfield, Harvie
Campbell, Elliot
Cavanagh, Caleb Chan, Marcus Chang, Martin
Chen, Daniel
Chen, Louis Cheng, Sheldon
Chin, Ricky
Chin, Tony
Chin Moody, Oliver Choi, Wanho
Chou, Brian Chou, William
Chow, Wesley
Clark, Cameron
Clubb, Mitchell
Clutterbuck, Thomas
Coates, Alex
Cokim, Remy
Constantinou, Theo
Creighton, William
Crosisca, William
Dabelstein, Samuel
De Silva, Yevin
Deane, Hugo
Di, William
Di Lizio, Asher
Di Losa, Leo
Ding, Ryan
Dinh, Raphael
Dyson, Johnny
Earnshaw, Ben
Ekevall, Alexander
Erathnage, Isaac
Fan, Jaden
Farquhar, Braeden
Finn, Ilan
Fisher, Caelan
Fletcher, Joshua French, William Fripp, Soren
Fu, Atticus
Fu, Charles Fu, Neil Garraway, James Gordon, Dylan Gray, Digby
Green, Noah
Gu, Edward Ha, Alexander
Hacking, Hamish
Han, Anderson Han, Robbin
Hao, David Harris, Finn
Harrow, Joshua Hart, Angus Hartmann, Emmett Haslem, Jake
Hatte, Aiden
Hendy-Mowat, Thomas Hilford, Lachlan Hodgson, Tristan
Hovey, Harry Hrechanyi, Nikki Hu, Austin Huang, Bosco Huang, Charlie
Huang, Hayden Hume, Thomas Hunter, Charles Hyslop, Edmund Ischenko, Kai
Jago, Christopher James, Toby Jayasinghe, Viran Jones, William Kelaiya, Rian
Kelly, Hamish
Kim, Arthur Kim, Jonah Klease, Guy
Klumpes, George Ko, Kensei
Koch, Leo Kovacevic, Dorian
Kumar, Kiran
Kwintowski, Oskar
Lakhotia, Hemang
Lander, Lachlan
Lashand, Yuvi
Lau, Jeremy
Lau, Justin
Lau, Lucas
Lau, Teddy Leck, Noah
Ledingham, Archie
Lee, Aiden
Lee, Aiden
Lee, David
Lee, Jayden
Lee, Joshua
Lee, Daniel Leong, Ethan
Li, Felix Li, Frank
Li, Keith
Li, Aston Li, Ivan Liao, Edward
Lin, Wish
Liu, Derek
Liu, Henry Liu, Mike
Liu, Roy
Loparow, Hugo
Lowrey, Jack
Lu, Desmond
Lu, Ray
Luk, Tristan
Luo, David Luong, Rex Ma, Jayden
Ma, Jason
Macaulay, Harry Margetts, Josh Marshall, Osric
Masci, Dominic
McBride Malaquias, Sebastian
McClelland, Adam
McEniery, Patrick McKim, Fraser
McNinch, Connor
Menck, Ludwig
Millhouse, Leo Mishra, Abhay
Modak, Vedant
Moo, Nathan
Moore, Joshua Muller, Thomas Murrell, Sam Nadin, Ollie
Naidoo, Madin
Nanda, Arun
Nasirpour, Eli
Ngo, Marlin
Nieh, Angus
Nowlan, Mitch
Nunn, William O’Kane, Rufus
Oliver, George O’Shea, Riley
Pan, Jacob Parekh, Ishaan
Pearce, Matthew Pei, Joshua
Pennell, Digby
Perel, Aedan
Pincus, Milo
Poll, Eddie
Purushothaman, Prabhav
Qu, Edward Quinlan, Jack Quinlan, Archie
Radford, Finn
Rajesh Nair, Rohan
Rasmussen, Arthur Ratilal, Krish Ray, Timmy
Reid, Dylan
Reid, Sam Rekar, Diyako Rochester, Jack Roebig, Ben Rose, Thomas
Salisbury, Dougal Sandhu, Aaron Sandroan, Ramtino
Sartori, Louis
Schmidt, Zander
Schumacher, Tom Seccombe, Walker
Serisier, Henry
Shao, Paul
Shen, Aidan
Siddiqui, Abdu
Singleton, Frazer
Skoien, Jimmy
Small, Hugo
Smyth, Dougal
Sneddon, Sebastian
Soh, Preston
Stenner, Hugo
Stewart, Ambrose
Sun, Frank
Swan, Marcus
Swayne, Jack
Ta, Marcus
Tampiyappa, Tate
Thakur, Vivan
Thompson, Ashton
Trotter, Austin
Tsang, Ambrose
Ulziidamba, Khanmergen
Vidakovic, Anthony
Voller, Vincent
Wade, Felix
Walker, William Walsh, Callum
Walsh, Xavier
Wang, Adrian
Wang, Justin
Wang, Kai
Wang, Lachlan
Wang, Lucas
Weis, Ari
Wen, Jeremy
Westley, Gabriel
Whiteman, Felix
Wight, Ted
Wijesekera, Kaai
Wijesuriya, Roshan Wilhelmus, Wendall Wilkinson, Hugo Williams, Caden
Wilson, Ned Wong, Aiden
Wong, Daniel Wong, Wyatt Woods, Max
Woodward, Owen Wu, Charlie Wu, Alex
Xiang, Edward
Xu, Jared Yamauchi, Yuto Yang, Chris Yang, Edward Yao, Lucas
Yong, Meyson
Yoon, Jayden Yu, Ryan
Yu, Timothy
Zand, Aiden
Zhang, Duncan
Zhang, Lawrence
Zhong, Danny
Zou, Dimitri
Adib, Ira
Aiahla Reddy, Rohan
Alam, Shan
Ali, Saad
Angelini, Will Ashby-Cliffe, Sebastian
Bade, Lachlan
Barber, Sam
Bartlett, Hamish
Beebe, James Beltrame, Finn
Bendell, Ben
Benjamin, Henry Bester, Ethan
Bhatt, Shree
Bird, Henry
Biscaro, Sylvester
Boutcher, Ashley Brand, Gus Bromet, Max
Bryan, Sebastian
Cage, Sebastian Callinan, Tom Campbell, Hamish
Campbell, Thomas
Cao, Ethan
Carroll, Lewis Carson, Angus Chambers, John
Chand, Ryan
Chang, Freddie
Chang, Harry Chen, Aidan
Chen, Thomas Cheng, Aaron Cheng, Michael Cheng, Ryder Cheng, Yunze
Chin, Will
Choy, Sky
Chua, Bradley Chuang, Isaac Clarkson, Ethan Cook, Oliver
Corser, Xavier Coursodon, Alex Cowie, Hamish
Coyne-House, Harrison
Craig, Oliver
Dalton, Gray Davis, Ben
Donaldson, Lachy
Dong, Ferrell
Dong, Roger Donohue, Lachlan Douglas, George Doyle, Harrison
Ekeocha, Dal
Elphinston, Oliver Euston, Lachlan
Farrell, Brock
Filei, Louis
Ford, Caeden
Fox, Zac
Fried, Jack
Fullagar, Thomas
Gallage, Manura
Gannon, Henry Gao, Mason
Garner, Riley
Gatehouse, Max
Golda, Vittorio
Gong, William Goonetilleke, Dulane
Gorry, Thomas Graham, Campbell
Grant, Morris
Greenaway, Archie Greig, Jamie
Grey, Archie
Griffin, Wally
Grigg, Oliver Guo, Ronald Gurram, Shriyan
Guy, Charlie
Ha, Ian Hajkowicz, Harry Han, Lucas Hansen, Magnus Harpham, Digby
Hastie, Chester Hetherington, Angus Holland, Jay Hoole, Ruka
Hooper, William Hsu, Julian
Hu, Peter
Hu, Markus
Hu, Daniel
Hu, Vincent Huang, Ethan Huang, Leon
Huang, Ryan
Ilic, Milos
Incani, Dominic Isles, Thomas Jagannathan, Aaryan
Jempson, Charlie
Jensen, Flyn
Jha, Avi
Jiang, Harry
Jiang, Will
Johansen, Adam
Junaid, Zaid
Kappler, Lachlan
Kapur, Soham
Kath, Atti
Keech, Will
Kemper, Archie
Kerr, Alexander
Kim, Aiden
Kimbell, Finn
Kolur, Aditya
Kong, Kingsley
Kotapati, Krish
Kua, Connor
Kuo, Jeremy
Kurian, Daniel
Kyoung, Kayden
Lago, Joshua
Lalji, Aarav
Lambert, Ben
Lee, Christopher
Lee, Leo
Lee, Mason
Leung, Po Yen Oscar
Levy, Gabriel
Li, Evan Li, Lawrence
Lien, Albert
Lilley, Henry
Lin, Henry Lin, Alston
Lin, Miller
Liu, Fergus
Liu, Andy
Loch-Wilkinson, Sten Lu, Alfred
Lu, Lucas
Lundqvist, Theodore
Luong, Reuben
Lutton, Henry
Ma, Jamie
Ma, Xavier
MacKenzie, Alistair
Mansoor, Wadaan
Martin, Oscar
Mauger, Will
Mazzocchi, Isiah
McArdle, Cameron
McDonald, Harry
McGrath, Lucas
McKay, Chris
McLean, Eddie
Meeking, Owen
Mehrzad, Arta
Menon, Rohin
Menzies, Clancy
Mirkovic, Maxim
Mitchell, Joshua
Moghadam, Kian
Moore, Ethan
Morris, Elliot
Mountford, Jack
Murphy, Dylan Naik, Aarith
Nallainathan, Aran
Napper, Hamish
Nar, Zack
Ng, Aiden
Ngan, Ethan
Nguyen, Nam-An
Niazi, Mohid
Nie, Ashley
Ning, Marcus
O’Connor, Tom
Oliver, Flynn
Owen, Tom
Pan, Jace
Paudyal, Riyaz
Peake, Ethan
Peguicha, Vasco
Phillips, Doug Prasad, Hudson
Praveen, Jeeva
Prescott, Lewie
Quinlan, Ben
Redburn, Jordan
Reddie, Angus
Renshaw, Jake
Ritchie, Samuel Rodins, Luka
Rumsey, Alexander
Salman, Sami
Salter, George
Sarwar, Sabeeh
Schliebs, Kingsley
Schmerl, Josh
Searle, Benjamin Sellin, Jules
Senaratne, Kiren
Shah, Devam
Shakeel, Yousuf
Shellshear, Aiden
Shi, Jason
Shorten, Louis
Sidman, Elliot
Singh, Deep
Skerman, Will
Skinner, Josh
Smith, Tom
Sparke, Tao
Spiez, Joshua
Stafford, Jack
Stringer, Max
Struthers, Kingston
Sun, Bryan
Swan, Hugh
Szeto, Nicholas
Tan, Lachlan
Tang, Harrison
Tao, Aaron
Tart, Ollie
Taylor, Mac Terli, Ankit
Thai, Edward
Thies, Will
Tian, Lucas
Timms, Hudson
Tracey, James
Tran, Austin
Tran, Lucas
Tully, Marcus
Van Nispen, Trigg
Van Riel, Murphy
Varsani, Dhilan
Vasudevan, Pramoth
Vatanitawake, Tomasi
Vella, Tom
Vinaychander, Pravit
Wadhwani, Aadya
Wadhwani, Aamay
Waller, Ben
Wallwork, Francis
Wang, Henry
Wang, Nelson Wang, Paris Wang, Max
Wang, Luke
Warner, Elliott
Watson, Eddie
White, Zachary
Wijesinghe, Thavi
Wolley, Tak
Wong, Christopher
Wong, Malakai
Wu, Vernon
Wu, Noah
Xiao, Leon
Yang, Emmanuel
Yoon, Daniel
Yu, Jeffrey
Yuan, Oscar
Zareie, Kusha
Zhang, Isaac
Zhang, Larry
Zhao, Ephraim
Zheng, Gabriel
Zheng, Andy
Zhou, Horace
Year 10
Aitchison, Tom
Allan, Luke Allen, Luke
Amarasena, Alex
Andreatidis, Theodore
Arneil, Acton
Arthur, Joseph
Arumugam, Ziggy
Athanasiou, Andreas
Balasuiriya, Anoop
Barlow, Declan
Barnes, George
Barrett, Frederick
Bathgate, Andy
Bennett Hill, Alfie
Bent, Daniel
Bhatt, Aum
Bissett, Henry
Blanch, Nicholas
Boulton, Thomas
Braben, Jack
Brand, Joshua
Breen, Kalan
Burke, Henry
Butler, Richie
Caines, Hugh
Carbo, Maximus
Carew, Harrison
Carr, William Carroll, Patrick
Catterick, Oliver
Cavanagh, Andrew Chang, Jacky
Chen, Eric Chen, Ethan Chen, Alex
Cheung, Wayne Chin, Julian
Chin Moody, Jasper Chow, Justin
Clarke, Lachlan
Clarke, Roan
Clayton, Ned
Clubb, Henry
Clutterbuck, Will
Collier, Kevin
Connell, Magnus
Cook, Alexander Cooper, Angus
Creedon, Charles
Dalziel, Mark
Dark, Kris
Dauber, William Davies, Ben
Donaldson, Alexander
Driessen, Edward
Dritsas, Raffy
Du, Alex
Duffield, Henry
Duncan, Liam
Dunne, George Dunn-Mura, Orlando
Dyson, Charlie
Edwards, Jacob
Ellemor, Leo
Elliott, Thomas Ellis, Patrick
Euston, Cooper
Fan, Henry Fang, Joe
Feltham, Joe
Feng, Derek
Findlay, Harry
Fisher, Hamish
Forbes, Hugo Fu, Alex Fung, Daniel
Gaffney, Noah
Gallage, Dinura
Gordon, Oliver
Gorry, Jack
Gough, Tommy
Grady, Aiden
Greene, Will Grey, Xavier Hakim, Mubarak
Hardie, Euan
Harris, Oliver
Haug, Hugo
Haylock, Jacob
Heath, Elliot
Hederics, Harvey
Hilford, Ethan Hill, Oliver
Ho, Christian
Ho, Hudson
Hodgson, Callum
Holley, Eli Holmes, Joshua Holt, Daniel
Homer, Samuel Hoole, Oliver
Hooper, George Hoyling, Angus
Hu, Alan
Huang, Ethan
Huang, Owen
Huo, Brayden
Huth, Harry
Ibrahim, Adam
Irving, James Irwin, Rorey
Jackson, Ben
Jain, Nikkhil
Jennings, Ashton
Jiang, Alexander
Johnston, Tomos
Jones, Damon
Jorss, Lincoln
Joshi, Ojas
Karoly, Nate
Keating, James Kelley, Samuel Kim, Euro
Koch, EJ
Kothari, Aroush Kumala, Mack
Labor, Ralph Lai, Lachlan
Langton-Lockton, Tarin
Le, Jordan Lee, Eugene Lee, Terry
Li, Eric Liang, Alex Liberatore, Hugo
Lilley, Hamish
Lin, Curtis Lin, Jayden Lin, Xavier Lisec, Zachary
Liu, Owen
Liu, Lukas
Loch-Wilkinson, Thor Lou, Thomas
Loughnan, Gus
Macaulay, Hugo
Mackay, Hamish
Mandhan, Aryan May, Lachlan
McCarthy, Hudson
McClelland, Liam
McCormack, Liam
McDowell, Jake
McGlennon, Rory
McLeod, Andrew
McNamara, Joshua
Meade, Zac
Medland, Will
Menzies, Oscar
Meynink, Declan
Michie, Samuel
Mole, Felix
Montague, Lucius
Moore, William
Mulholland, Edward
Murphy, Owen
Myers, Sidney
Nagl, Edison
Neilson, Oscar
Ngo, Thai
Nguyen, Jaedon
O’Connor, Will
O’Keefe, Phoenix
O’Reilly, Campbell
O’Shea, Connor
Panchapakesan, Sacha
Parr, Charlton
Pearce, Thomas
Pendleton, Charles
Peters, William
Phun, Levi
Pradeep, Jay
Prasad, Samuel
Prasad, Yashneel
Purcell, Dominic
Qu, Lucas
Raine, Marcus
Raju, Rohan
Ramalingam, Josh
Read, Orlando
Reid, Will
Robertson-Zeng, Borui
Rockett, Will
Rogers, Billy
Rollason, Tom
Romer, Sam Roy, Avi
Ryan, Leopold
Saini, Praj
Sangster, Philip
Savage, Harry
Saxil, Peyton
Scott, Alexander
Scott, Thomas
Sekhon, Ranveer
Selva, Raul
Selvarajan, Suriya
Seo, Aiden
Serisier, Hugo
Sham, Albert
Shannon, Inness
Sharma, Subir
Silverston, Finn
Simpson, Max
Siraparapu, Keshav
Sithole, Ngwazi
Slatter, Archie
Smith, Alexander
Smith, Benjamin
Smith, Fyn
Smith, Oliver
Sohn, Justin
Srivastava, Samriddh
Stephens, Ed
Stevens, Kobi
Stevenson, Joey
Stewart, Orson
Stonell, Claude
Storey, Nicholas
Straughton, Henry
Sutton, Kaiden
Sutton, Miles
Symons, Flynn
Szumowski, Lachy
Tan, Jamie
Tan, Jarrod
Tan, Jacky
Tennakoon, Jonathon
Tham, Charles
Tiel, Archer
Travis, Flynn
Treweeke, Hamish
Tsai, Michael
Van der Westhuizen, Thomas Vanderstoep, Oscar
Vasani, Rohan
Vaughan, Frederick
Vevesi, Daniel Vo, Cooper Walsh, Xavier
Wang, Charlie
Wang, Jack
Wang, Sisu
Wang, Michael
Warde, Benjamin
Waterhouse, Christian Watson, James Watson, Jamie
Webber, Lachlan
Weibgen, Harry
White, Sebastian
Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, Mahith Wilson, Judd
Wong, Alex
Wong, Ben
Wong, Elvin
Wong, Leo Wood, Callum
Woodward, Henry
Woolley, Max
Wu, Daoson
Wu, Matthew Wynn, Lexer
Yap, Zachy
Yeh, Jayden
Yong Gee, Severin
Yu, Alan Zaeem, Turhan
Zhang, Luke
Zhang, Nick
Zhao, Jason
Zhong, Owen
Year 11
Abeysinghe, Sith Ackermann, Mitchell
Ahmad, Daanyal
Ahn, Daniel
Ai, Ethan
Alayan, Alexander
Aleckson, Lewis
Aleksiuk, Lachlan
Allport, Tim
Alphonso, Aaron
Amato, Matthew Anderson, Ben
Bade, Nicholas
Baker, Lachlan
Ballentine, Spencer
Bansi, Arjan
Battaglia, Leo
Begley, Owen
Bell, Zander
Bennett, Hugo Bennett, Miles
Bhende, Priyan
Bhutada, Hardik
Blanch, Jacob
Boardman, James Booker, Riley
Boorer, Archie
Brain, Eli
Brand, Billy
Brinkworth, Lewis
Broadley, Conor
Bruderlin, Hunter
Butler, James
Butler, Max
Cahill, Hayden
Carruthers, Izac
Carter, Luke
Chalmers, George
Chambers, Jonathan Chan, Justin
Chan, Karvyn
Chang, Keeran
Chen, Alex
Chen, Arthur Chen, Braiden
Chen, Hunter
Chen, Jasper
Chinula, Sas
Chua, Adam
Coates, William
Collins, Isaac Connelly, Liam Conomos, Eamman
Corser, Harrison
Cowdroy-Ling, Ryan Cunningham, Max Dahiya, Yuvraj
Dai, Daniel
Dalmazzo, Cooper
Dalton, Lincoln
Dauber, Oliver de Aboitiz, Harvey de Jager, Joshua Deacon, Callum
Deng, Tony Douglas, Edward Dunstan, Archie
Dwyer, Sean
Eddington, Lewis
Elix, Ethan Ellerman, Hamish
Erng, Eugene
Falcomer, Alex
Farrelly, Sam Finch, Presley
Findlay, William Fleming, Jack
Forno, Douglas
Forrester, Ben
Foulger, Ben
Gao, Jeric
Garbanzo, Tom Garg, Shubh
Geffen, Zev
Gillman, Elliott
Gislason, Magnus
Goel, Rohan
Gottliebsen, Saxon
Grant, James Grant, Martin
Greig, Sam
Hajkowicz, Tommy Hall, Charlie Hamilton, Armand
Hamra, Ashton
Hay, Lewis
Haylock, Tyson
He, Dimitri
Hinchy, Nick
Homer, Jamie
Horton, Ned
Hostiadi, Leo Huang, Alexander Hussain, Yahya
Hussey, Ethan
Hutton, Ezekiel
Jayawardena, Chanuga
Johnson, Daylin
Jones, Ethan
Jung, Jamie
Karmel, Nelson
Kearney, Robert
Keeling, Sean
Kelso, Nick
Kennedy, Nick
Kent, Oliver
Kenward, Caleb
Kerr, Harvey
Kerr, Lachie
Kerr, Ollie
Kerrigan, Henry
Ko, Kenzo
Kowalik, Jonas
Kroon, Oscar Kumar, Bharathi
Labagnara, Sebastian
Lai, Eamon
Lay, Alexander
Lee, Ethan
Lee, Eugene Lee, George
Lee, Isaac
Lee, Lachlan
Lee, Kevin
Leung, William
Levesque, Jacques
Levy, Asher
Li, Jerry Li, James Lilley, Ned
Lin, Ian
List, Angus
Liu, Henry
Liu, Justin
Love, Jack
Luo, Cashy
Luong, Max
Lynch, Marcus
Lynch, Oliver
Ma, Guan-Ao
Mac, Andy
Malik, Isaac
Martin, Brodie
Martin, Zac
Maybury, Hamish
McBride, Seth
McCredie, Tom McDade, William McGrath, Max
McKay, Julian
McKinnon, Max
McManus, Chris
McMaster, Lachlan
McNeill, Angus
Meehan, Tobias
Meerten, Zach
Mehta, Rishi
Mellick, Henry
Mellick, Oliver
Miller, Charlie Miller, Jake Mohan, Sahil
Moin, Ihsan
Morris, Rohan
Mukherjee, Rig
Munday, Harvey Nakasato, Max
Nanda, Sachin
Nathan, Matthew
Nelson, Charles Nemati, Cyrus Nguyen, Khiem
Nguyen, William Niazi, Moosa
O’Connell, Will Okonkwo, Victory
Ortega Quintana, Yago
O’Sullivan, Finn
O’Sullivan, Hamish
Overlack, Matthew
Pandey, Anshu
Paranavithana, Sakith
Parsons-Pope, Ashton
Patel, Ish
Pathak, Shivam
Payervand, Arya
Peck, Jackson
Petersen, Matt
Philpot, Ryan
Pincus, Louis
Pocock, Milo
Poynter, Joshua
Prentis, Vuk
Prescott, Cormac
Punj, Shiv
Punj, Shubh
Purcell, Ben
Qiu, Zhen
Quinlan, Will
Raaymakers, James
Rai, Sid
Readdy, Tom
Redburn, Eli
Redhead, Alexander
Reid, Isaac
Relan, Rohan
Rhodes, Xavier
Rothwell, Ben
Rousson, Michael
Salih, Zane
Samios, Anthony
Sampson, Alex
Schnitzerling, Jasper
Schulz, Zach
Sclavos, Stanley
Sebastian, Thomas Seedat, Yusuf
Shan, Nicholas
Sheather, Chayse
Siganto, Jed
Simpkins, Declan
Singh, Mehtaab
Slater, Hudson
Smith, Hugo
Smith, Max
Smith, Zac
Smyth, Hamish
Stay, Joel
Stutz, Thomas
Subburaj, Yuvan
Sun, Colin
Tan, Jason
Tavakol, Ruben
Thaker, Om
Thapar, Arnav
Tho, Maxey
Thomas, Edward
Thynne, Max
Timblo, Armaan
Townsend, Matty
Tsai, Wesley
Tsui, Carson
Van Nispen, Rhys
Vevesi, Nissi
Walker, Nick
Walsh, Lachy
Wang, Lucas
Wang, Tommy
Warlow, Alex
Webb, Archer
Wechsel, Magnus
Wickramasekera, Dehan
Wijesekera, Nikhail
Wolski, Cooper
Worthley, James
Wrigley, Zac
Wu, Joel
Xia, Orrey
Xiang, Henry
Xu, Nathan
Xue, Jerry
Yannarakis, Matthew
Ye, Yifan
Yee, Jason
Yoon, Eric
Yorkston, Houston
Zhang, Daniel
Zhang, Jerry
Zhang, Johan
Zhang, Samuel
Zhang, Charles Zhong, Oscar
Zhou, Leroy
Zhu, Timothy
12
Aitchison, Will
Akauola, Dyer
Anastasia, Lachlan
Anderson, Julien
Anictomatis, James
Aponso, Taren
Arthur, Gabriel
Atkins, Rory Baker, Cruz
Bale, Angus
Ballentine, Henry
Bann, Lennon
Bansi, Sahej
Bashirzadeh, Ryan Becker, Yoshi
Beckingsale, Matthew
Beetham, Michael Beikoff, Jax
Beirne, Harry Bellamy, Lachie
Benjamin, Angus
Bhat, Anish
Bingham, James
Blackwood, Charlie
Boccolacci, Matteo
Bond, Will
Boo, Jeremy
Bottomley, Ashton
Bowden, Luca
Braben, Tom
Brant, Thomas
Breen, Elijah Brosnan, Taylor
Bryan, Michael
Buck, Benjamin
Bui, Zik
Bunce, Alec
Cao, Kha Minh Quang
Cardell, Armon
Carew, Angus Carroll, Nick
Chambers, Thomas
Chan, Nathan
Chan, Isaac
Chan, Samuel
Chapman, Rafferty
Chen, Gordon
Chen, Kevin
Chen, Peter Chetty, Joryn
Chien, Brandon
Chow, Ian
Clark, Angus
Clarke, Angus
Clayton, Tom
Coates, Benjamin
Connell, Alexander
Cook, Angus
Cook, Liam
Cooper, Miles
Coudre, Tom
Crookes, Micael
Csoka, Bence
Csoka, Gergo
Dalmazzo, Hayden
Dang, Liem
Dark, Niklas
Davies, Archer
Davison, Jack
Deacon, Jed
Dematagoda, Prashan
Ding, Aowen
Do, Andrew
Do, Nguyen Anh
Donaldson, Luke
Dore, Michael
Douglas, Zach
Dowling, Oscar
Drew, Rupert
Driessen, Will
Du, Albert
Duffey, Thomas Duncan, Luke
Edwards, Josh
Eghtesadi Araghi, Behzad
Elf, Lachlan
Elliott, Matthew Enasio, Harper
Evans, Oliver
Fan, Dominic
Feldblyum, Alex
Finch, Alex Forbes, Marcus
Fox, Jacob
Fuller, Charlie
Galgane, Akein
Gao, Henry
Garnsey, Nicky
Gatehouse, Harvey
Geary, Orlando
Geritz, Sam Gong, Aaron
Gordon, Thomas Goss, Kody
Graham, Oliver Greenaway, Oliver Gresshoff, Lukas
Gunawardena, Praveen Han, Junyoung
Haque, Zahran Harasty, Samuel Hardie, Liam Harding, Jenson
Harris, Tom Hasselmann, Antonio Hazzard, Sebastian Henderson, Will Hirst, Maxwell
Howarth, Nicholas Huang, Joseph
Huang, Sean Huang, Shey Hudson, Oliver Huf, Bennett Hughes, Casey Hyde, Cooper
Ivanovski, Illian Jackson, Will Jacobsen, Luke
Jakupovic, Zac
James, Johnny Jempson, Will Jenns, Charley
Jiang, Jeffery
Jorss, Nelson
Kangatharan, Vishnu Karanicolas, Stefanos
Karmel, Xavier
Kearney, Angus
Kelley, Archie
Kennedy, Seth
Khan, Jarar
Kim, Alex
Knobloch, Aden
Kumar, Vikram
Kwok, Andre
Kwok, Thierry
Lam, Ryan
Lam, Ryan
Langdon, Alistair
Langdon, Harry
Lauder, Noah
Lee, Max-ze
Leong, Cavel
Leong, Jackson
Leotta, Salvatore
Lewis, Darcy
Li, Benjamin
Li, Shaun
Liang, Ethan
Liang, Liam
Lindgren, Milo
Liu, Allen
Liu, Joshua
Lollback, James
Lu, Lucas
Luk, Ethan
Ma, Christian
Maher, Patrick
Maher, William
Mann, Finnian
Mansoor, Baryal
Margetts, Sam
Marschner, William Matthews, Jacob
Mazumder, Rayan
McCormack, Flynn
McMenamin, Sidney
McNamara, Angus
Middleton, James
Millar, Daniel
Miu, Maxwell
Moore, Flynn
Moore, Sam
Mowbray, Ben
Msalem, Omero
Nathan, Chris
Neep, Hunter
Neilson, Will
Nguyen, Andy
Nguyen, Binh
Ong, Sam
Pao, Chase
Paschkewitz, Dylan
Pearse, Harrison
Pendleton, William
Pocock, Oscar
Porfyriou, Luca
Prebble, Charlie
Pribadi, Rylan
Prowse, Alexander
Qiu-Tang, Anson
Quagliotto, Connor
Quinell, Ryan
Quirk, Mac Raine, Jacob
Ramalingam, Jace
Reck, Harrison
Redmond, Ben
Reinke, James
Richardson, Isaac
Riches, Toby
Roberts, Brandon
Rombola, Ferdi
Russell, Lachlan
Rutter, Sam
Salisbury, Fraser
Salman, Saad
Sasikaran, Nirmidan
Saywell, Luke
Scholes, Hayden
Scott, Dom
Selva, Jai
Sharry, Luke
Shen, Alvin Shepherd, Luke
Shih, Ocean
Simonetta, Joseph
Singh, Binayraj
Slatter, Henry
Small, Oscar
Smith, Barry Smith, Colby
Sokoll, Joshua
Spence, Alex
Spencer, Curtis
Spencer, Hugo
Stephens, James
Stewart, Hamish
Stoneley, Bas
Swan, George
Swane, Felix
Swift, Ollie
Taylor, Bode
Taylor, Noah
Telford, Luke
Tran, Justin Turra, Max
van Brunschot, Vincent
Van der Westhuizen, Jack
Varsani, Kaushal
Veamatahau, Sione
Wacker, George
Wackwitz, Arki
Wallis, Jeremy
Wang, Aaron Wang, Alvin
Wang, Ricky
Warren, James Watchirs, Monty
Waterhouse, Luca
Watson, Stan Watts, Angus
Weatherstone, Oscar
Wei, William Wheeler, Richard White, Ollie
Wijesinghe, Hans
Willersdorf, Cormack
Wilson, Ben Wong, Bosco
Woodhouse, Roc
Woodruff, Harry
Wright, Ollie
Wu, Daniel Xin, Lucas Xu, Blaire
Xue, Harry Yantsch, James Young, Matthew
Yuen, Will
Zand, Ryan
Zhang, Bokai Zhang, Bowen Zhang, Oscar
Zhou, Dennis
Zhu, Chris
Yee, Ray
Yeo, Marcus
Yesberg, Chris
Yeung, Aidan
Yu, Nathaniel Yu, Joe Zeng, Mike
Zhang, Jason
Zhao, Tony Zhao, Alan
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