The 2024 Brisbane Grammar School Magazine by Brisbane Grammar School

THE BRISBANE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

MAGAZINE

Headmaster’s Speech Day Address

13 November

Good afternoon, distinguished guest Air

Marshal Stephen Chappell (DSC, CSC, OAM and Brisbane Grammar School Old Boy, ’92).

I also acknowledge your parents, Judith and Greg Chappell, your wife Melissa, and your son Sam - a current senior and soon to be BGS Old Boy. Welcome Chair of the Board of Trustees, Mr Warren Traves, members of the Board of Trustees, invited guests, members of staff, parents and students. It is my pleasure to present the 156th Annual Report of the Brisbane Grammar School.

Brisbane Grammar School is dedicated to fostering a culture of excellence by continuously enhancing our programs,

investing in professional development for our staff, and implementing innovative teaching and coaching methods. Our goal is to equip our students with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive now and into the future.

I have now been at Brisbane Grammar School for 31 years—11 as Headmaster—and I am constantly amazed by the talented and caring people who work with and for the boys in the Light Dark Blue. A Brisbane Grammar School education is driven by our world-class faculty. Our teachers, coaches and conductors are not just subject matter experts; they are passionate pedagogues who inspire our students. Through

innovative teaching and coaching methods, Socratic discussions, and a personalised approach, our educators unlock the full potential of each boy. Similarly, I acknowledge our Business and Services staff who provide the bedrock upon which our academic, wellbeing and cocurricular programs operate. We could not deliver a premium educational experience for our students without the devotion of the BGS staff to the School’s vision and mission.

To quote a colleague, Professor Erica McWilliam, “we live in times in which unlearning has become as important as learning.” For our students (and staff) who live in this Conceptual Age, success will depend heavily on our ability to think critically, solve complex problems, and generate novel ideas. The modern economy rewards creativity, innovation and abstract reasoning over repetition. The Conceptual Age has also demanded a shift in how we educate. Rote memorisation is now inadequate and today we are delivering curricula through

contemporary practices. The art and science of teaching is developing reasoning, asking probing questions, framing problems from multiple perspectives, fostering imagination, design thinking, and the confidence to explore unconventional solutions.

To create an optimal learning environment, the School continues to invest in the development and enhancement of its infrastructure, both physical and digital. This includes upgrading classrooms, technology resources, and recreational spaces to meet the evolving needs of our students and staff.

This year we opened the longanticipated STEAM Precinct. This integrated multidisciplinary facility is not simply “a new science building”, but rather the manifestation of a whole of school approach to education. This project represents 10

years of educational research, and at its core are Professor McWilliam’s message about unlearning and Daniel Pink’s message about relearning. With the assistance of the design team from Wilson Architects we have pushed the boundaries to create highly flexible classrooms wrapped around a six-storey-high ‘incubator’ space with suspended group study pods that give the space its character and reinforce the intended creative thinking. Our vision was to create a building that enabled higher order teaching and learning, and that offered the connection between the teacher-led environments and student-directed spaces.

‘STEAM’ is emblematic of the broad Brisbane Grammar School educational ‘brand’, distinguishing us from the populist investment in ‘STEM’ facilities. The STEAM Precinct

“The modern economy rewards creativity, innovation and abstract reasoning over repetition.”

has exceeded expectations and has provided our school with a social hub that is stimulating, performative and experimental. The interior has become a theatre of demonstrable learning and a place of gathering for our community.

As a school we uphold learning and recognise our responsibility to support each boy’s social and emotional wellbeing. We want our students to become men of character who meaningfully contribute to their families, communities and professions.

One of our primary tasks is to promote healthy living and positive relationships and it was for this reason that BGS contracted Dr Phil Cummins from a School for tomorrow and their research institute, The Centre for

Innovation, Research, Creativity and Leadership in Education, to conduct an audit of student culture at Brisbane Grammar School.

BGS has, over the past decade, taken an approach which has seen us evaluate our existing approaches, build knowledge, and map culture through the implementation of progressive wellbeing programs such as Protect and Connect, which promotes respectful relationships and enables student agency and leadership.

Dr Cummins’ audit involved review of policies and processes that identify the extent to which preferred behaviours and associated dispositions elevate student safety, respect and leadership. This

qualitative ethnographic investigation employed a direct participant observer methodology, through hundreds of conversations and hundreds of hours of observation at over 50 events in the daily life of the School.

In May, Dr Cummins presented his report to the Board of Trustees, Senior Leadership Team and teaching staff. In his findings he posited that, “No school is perfect, but it is rare to find a school either nationally or internationally as deliberate in its mission, and as precise in its execution through rigorous operationalisation and habituation of culture through known and celebrated behaviours than Brisbane Grammar School…

There is a clear sense that the culture at Grammar is to a very great extent where the School wants it to be, and that an overwhelming majority of the boys are being and becoming young men in keeping with both the School’s educational intent and their own sense of what matters most to them. The School’s culture and the educational high performance on which it is based have been built patiently and successfully shaped over many, many years…”

This safe, challenging and nurturing environment is the backdrop to the learning environment in which our students continue to excel. BGS is the highest performing boys’ school in Queensland and one of the leading schools in this country, and the Class of 2023 continued that tradition of excellence. While these results are now 12 months old, they do demonstrate that BGS has and will always push for the best academic outcomes for our students. We eagerly await this year’s ATAR results.

An example of our commitment to student progression is the School’s investment in building a bespoke digital platform called BGS Learn, using an artificial intelligence (AI) tutor that analyses data and resources, and provides high quality suggestions to students about their learning progression. We know that

AI assisted learning programs will facilitate some learning and that our tailor-made platform will analyse responses then provide targeted resources. BGS Learn aggregates data across the whole cohort, allowing us to make relative judgements about performance on specific questions or descriptors, therefore providing the focal point for conversations between students and their teachers. We have used this model extensively with the Year 12 cohort and will scale the program to include Year 11 in 2025, with other year groups catered to thereafter.

This year our Sports program and student competitors returned victories in GPS Swimming, Debating, Gymnastics and Fencing, attaining podium finishes in Basketball, Chess, Rowing, Sailing and Tennis.

Moving forward, our student athletes will benefit from the installation of a purpose-built sports science laboratory and a larger, remodelled gymnasium. These new facilities will enable students to track performance and research athletic development, and allow coaches to facilitate evidence-based training, injury prevention and rehabilitation strategies, all of which will lead to further advances in our sports programs in the years to come.

Our Music program continues to produce stellar performances. The multitude of Music events throughout the year highlight the importance of it within our School. Grammar in Concert was the showcase event, and our talented students were a splendid testament to the exceptional teaching and mentorship of BGS Music staff. Similarly, the Music tour to Spain and Portugal was more than a series of performances - it was a celebration of our community coming together to share stories, music, and the collective pride of student accomplishments.

Equally impressive were this year’s dramatic productions. The adaptation of Romeo and Juliet not only revived the joining of the Montagues and Capulets, but also of the Brisbane

Grammar School and Brisbane Girls Grammar School drama departments. The acting was superb, the staging and choreography ingenious, and the lighting exquisite.

Furthermore, Visual Arts continues to grow in popularity and importance. The School’s Art and Design programs are crucial for student development due to their wide-ranging benefits across cognitive, emotional and social domains. These programs enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills by encouraging students to analyse, interpret and create. Integrating the arts into other subjects has made learning more engaging and better prepares students for future employment.

Outdoor Education, Public Purpose and Boarding continue to bring students great joy and balance. These programs are designed to provide experiential learning opportunities outside the traditional classroom, fostering personal development, teamwork and leadership.

Our Outdoor Education program is a conservation success story. The site known as Pepperina Hill, on the shores of Lake Moogerah was purchased by the School in 1972. Originally native bushland, it was cleared for farming, and when BGS arrived there were just six trees onsite. Over the decades, BGS has restored the landscape, and in the last 10 years more than 1,500 native trees have been planted by Year 10 students as part of the reforestation program, including endangered Burner Tuckeroos.

Year 9 and the Moogerah Committee—part of the P&F Association—engage in an annual weed clearing program to stop the spread of invasive species. In consultation with ecologists, cultural

burning advisors, and the Traditional Owners, our Outdoor Education educators have assembled a comprehensive conservation strategy, and plans are underway to develop a koala habitat and a sanctuary for birds and sugar gliders, to further futureproof natural habitats.

Likewise, the School’s deep commitment to Public Purpose and community engagement is designed to encourage the boys to use their talents and resources to make a positive difference in the world. The engagement of staff and students and parents has seen this program grow extensively; from volunteering at local charities to spearheading environmental conservation projects, these experiences help students understand the value of altruism, empathy and civic responsibility, therefore developing a lifelong dedication to making the world a better place.

Within the Boarding program, 100 boys proudly call themselves BGS boarders. This program provides an inclusive environment for students to develop independence, resilience and social skills. Griffith and Harlin houses offer a structured setting, promoting academic focus, personal growth and community. The Boarding program is so popular that the School is looking at expanding its offerings in years to come.

Late in September, the School received notification from the Education Minister that Her Excellency the Governor—acting on the advice of the Executive Council and under the Grammar Schools Act 2016—had approved the appointment of four Ministerial and three Elected Members to the Board of Trustees of the Brisbane Grammar School for a four-

“The Boarding program is so popular that the School is looking at expanding its offerings in years to come.”

year term from 11 September 2024, up to and including 10 September 2028.

The reconstituted Board of Trustees is as follows.

Ministerial Members: Ms Claire Blake, Dr Julie Cichero, Professor Doune Macdonald and Mr Warren Traves, who is also the new Chair.

Elected Members: Mr Stephen Bizzell (Deputy Chair), Mr Scott McLeod KC and Mr Stephen Moore AM.

Congratulations to the Trustees who will govern the School through the next four years.

On behalf of the School, I wish to recognise the efforts of the former Trustees, Ms Megan Corfield, Dr Angie Ryan, and former Chair Mr John Humphrey. The previous Board

under Mr Humphrey’s leadership was marked by the delivery of the successful navigation through the pandemic, commissioning the STEAM Precinct, driving essential investments in the School’s digital infrastructure, cyber security and learning analytics, refinement in staff and student culture, and a commitment to modernising processes and practices that enhance business efficiency and adaptability.

To members of the Senior Leadership Team, I thank you for your stewardship of the School. Your care and consideration for staff and students is unquestionable and I am indebted to each of you for your professionalism and friendship.

Community engagement is

cardinal to our School’s success.

BGS actively collaborates with local businesses, educational organisations, Old Boys and community members to enrich our learning experiences and bolster school programs. I take this opportunity to extend the School’s gratitude to the Parents and Friends Association and its many support groups, the Parents and Friends Auxiliary and the Old Boys’ Association. I particularly thank Justin Beirne, Rachel Dauber and Cameron Feltham for leading these critical community groups and partnering with the School to strengthen bonds and deliver premium educational programs.

Lastly, I express thanks to all BGS students and offer the School’s

best wishes to the graduating Class of 2024 - a fabulous cohort. Your commitment, resilience, and leadership have left an indelible mark on our community. Student leaders Sam Wallwork, Dominic Forrest, Charlie Lutton, Ben Treacy and Tom Siganto have been splendid in your direction of the student body. I offer my congratulations to this fantastic group of young men.

As the seniors prepare to embark on new adventures, we salute your accomplishments and the legacy you leave behind. May your futures be imbued with achievement and joy.

Mr Anthony Micallef Headmaster

Trustees and Staff

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

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), CA, MAICD (Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Chief Financial Officer)

Board of Trustees – Service completed during 2024

Mr J HUMPHREY, LLB (UQ), (Chairman)

Ms M CORFIELD, BCom, BA(Econ) (UQ), GAICD

Dr A RYAN, MB, BS (UQ), FRACGP

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, GIACD

Deputy Headmaster Cocurricular, Mr G B THORNE, BEd QUT

Deputy Headmaster Teaching and Learning, Mr S G USCINSKI, BA(Hons) UQ, GradDipT, MEd QUT

Executive Director Community Relations, Ms I BEAUMONT, BBus, BEcon UV, FCCA (To June)

Executive Director Educational Innovation, Ms J ZERVOS, BA, DipEd, MEdSt UQ, MACEL, MCCT

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 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 (Leave Term 3)

Director of Community Relations, Ms N BLOM, BCommJour GU

Director of Counselling and Academic Services, Dr N P SIMMONS, BSocSc, GradDipEd QUT, PGDipEdSt, MPsychEd UQ, PhD UTAS, EDP, MAPS, MACEL

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) UQ, CIA CRMA CISA CFSA PMIIA IIA

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

Director of Outdoor Education, Mr D L JERVIS, BEd PD HPE UOW, Cert IV Outdoor TAFE

Director of Risk and Compliance, Mr C WOODHOUSE, (From September)

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, Educational Improvement, 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 Curriculum, Ms L CARR, BEd QUT

Assistant Head of Middle School Sport and Activities, Mr G MCFARLANE, BEd QUT, ProfCertIns Melb

Assistant Head of Middle School Students, Mr G TIER, BSc MU, GradDipEd ACU, DipAppSc SIT

Heads of Year

Head of Year 12, Mr C TIMMS, BA, GradDip, MEd QUT

Head of Year 11, Mr L J CARMICHAEL, DipT ACPE, BEd QUT, GradDipRE, MEd ACU (To April)

Head of Year 11, Mr C DASH, BEd/BSc UQ, MEdLead Monash (From April)

Head of Year 10, Mr J HOPES, BEd QUT

Head of Year 9, Mr A BLOCH, BAppSc QUT, GradDipEd UQ

Head of Year 8, Mr A G SKINNER, BEd, BASi QUT

Head of Year 7, Mr S J LOBASCHER, BEd, MEd GU, GradCert UQ

Head of Year 6, Mr I R GRICE, BCom(Hons), LLB(Hons) UQ, GradDipEd UNE, ProfCertIns Melb (Leave Term 2)

Head of Year 5, Mr P KENNY, BEdSt, DipTeach MTC, MEd USQ, MACEL

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 UQ

Head of Biological Science, Ms A M SMITH, BA, BSc UQ, Grad Dip Ed QUT (Leave 2024)

Head of Chemistry, Mrs C RUBIRA, BBiomedSC, GradDip GU

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, Mrs M T MARSHALL, BA, BEd UQ

Head of English, Mr G P HOWES, BA UQ, BEd, MEd QUT, MACEL, ProfCertInsLead Melb (Leave Oct-Nov 2024)

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.Kwazulu-Natal

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 A TWYMAN, Post GradCert MMU, BScMaths UMIST (To June)

Head of Mathematical Methods, Ms P GREENLAND, BSc UQ, DipEd QUT (From September)

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

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) (Leave Term 2)

Head of Visual Art, Ms A KENNEDY-LEVESQUE, BEd, BVA JCU

Principal Project Officer Digital Learning, Mr S HARROW, BA(Hons), PGCE LUT, MEd MON

Assistant Heads of Year

Assistant Head of Year 12, Ms S MCDONALD, BMus, PostGradDip, MEd QUT

Assistant Head of Year 11, Mr W G HALES, BA Vic Wgn, GradDipT AUT, MEd QUT

Assistant Head of Year 10, Mr P J LAST, BFA, GradDipEd QUT

Assistant Head of Year 10, Dr K L BENSON, BBiomedSc(Hons) GU, GradDipEd QUT, PhD GU AITSL

Assistant Head of Year 9, Ms C G THOMPSON, BEd GU, MEd USQ AITSL

Assistant Head of Year 9, Mr N WALTON, BEd (Secondary)/B. Human Movement, MEd QUT

Assistant Head of Year 8, Ms M J EVELEIGH, BEd Massey

Assistant Head of Year 8, Mr D J G LITTLEFAIR, BEd, BTeach UOW

Assistant Head of Year 7, Ms K EMERSON, BEd QUT

Assistant Head of Year 7, Mr S SHIRLEY, BEd USC, GradDipEd, MEd UWA

Assistant Head of Year 5 & 6, Mr J SHEARS, BEd, BTeach GU (Acting Head of Year 6 Term 2)

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)

Assistant Head of Languages, Ms B KACHEL, BA, BEd, MAApplLing USQ (Leave 2024)

Assistant Head of Physical Education, Mr M LOGAN, BA HMS UQ (Swimming Director)

Assistant Head of Science, Mr D KOOPMAN, BSc UQ, PGCE UOS (Acting Head of Biology 2024)

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 J REED, BSc, BEd UQ, MSc Curtin, GCSE Flinders

Assistant Head of Middle School Science, Mr H W BENSON, BSc, BEd UQ

Subject Moderators

Subject Moderator Earth and Environmental Science, Mr J J PRICE, BEd UQ, BAppSc QUT

Assistant Masters

Mr C M PRICE, BA, DipEd UQ, MEd GU (School Historian and Archivist) (Leave Term 4)

Ms S P GARDNER, BA UQ, DipEd GU AITSL (Leave 2024)

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 S DEEGAN, BA UW, GradDipEd UNSW, IntroWelfare TAFE

Mr T G IRVINE, BAppSc HMSed UQ (Cricket Director)

Ms B AULD, BA ANU, GradDipEd CCAE

Ms G O’HANLON ROSE, BA, Dip Ed UQ

Mrs J E TAP, BEd HAC, MAppSc UWS

Mr I J FARDON, BEd QUT

Mrs C M OXLEY, BEd UON, GradDipIT

Mr M J TREMBLE, BEd JCU

Mr M MOLONEY, BEng QUT, GradDipEd UQ, MBA UON

Ms S VERDON, BA, Dip Ed UQ (To September)

Mr P R BRUNCKHORST, BSc, DipEd UQ

Dr D L OWENS, BSc UQ, GradDipEd, PhD UCL

Ms L A WHITCHER, BEd, Dip Ed, BA UQ

Mr H P MURRAY, BHSPE UQ

Ms B POIDA, BA University of Trier, GradDipEd (2nd State Exam) (Leave 2024)

Mr D CELM, BA MON, MBus, GradDipEd QUT, CertClinicalT Melb (Leave from July)

Mr C E WALKER, GradDipEd QUT, BThBMin Avondale

Mrs S S POSTERINO, GradDipL&T USQ

Mr A M ROBERTSON, BA, BEd QUT

Ms C SALMON, BCom Bond, GradDipIT USQ

Mr N J KRUGER, BAHPE QUT

Mrs L MILLER, BEd, BA, Dip Social Services, DipEarly Childhood (Murdoch)

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

Ms B P S MACDIARMID, BA Syd, BFA NIDA, GradDipEd, MEd QUT

Mr P J HUNTER, BEd UQ, BBus QUT

Miss R THOMAS, MMusSt, BMus(Hons), BEd UQ, AKC, AMusA (Acting DIrector of CoCurricular Music Term 3)

Ms D ANDREWS, BEd QUT

Ms M CHIN, BA EWU, MAppSc CQU (Fencing Director)

Ms K J CHILD, BA, BEd UQ (Leave 2024)

Mr K YAMADA, B.Laws U Meijo, PostGradDipEd UQ

Mrs L VAN ROOYEN, BCEngHons, GradDipEd UTM

Ms R L COOMBE, BCreativeInd, BEd QUT

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 (Acting Head of Mathematical Methods Term 3)

Mr L J HAWKINS, BEd ACU

Mrs S M LUSINK, BEd QUT, MEd CSU

Ms L ZHU, GradDipEd, MA UQ

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

Ms A H KOEBERG BA, DipArts UQ, GradDipEd QUT (Leave Semester 2)

Mr L P HERNE, PGCLTHE Kingston, PCGE, BA(Hons) UOH (Chess Co-Director)

Ms K L ALLINGHAM, BA MAS, GradDIpEd GU (Acting Assistant Head of Languages 2024)

Mr H E CURTIN, BExMovSc/BEd QUT, MSc(Sports Performance Coaching) Stirling

Ms S M LOANE, MA UNE, BCreatArts, BEd UQ, AdvDipArts TAFE

Mr J B STRAUGHAN, BA/BEd UQ (Sailing Co-Director) (Acting Assistant Head of Year 5 and 6 Term 2)

Ms L MINER, BA Mon, GradDipEd MUA, MAPPLING Mon (To May)

Ms B A PEARCE, BCreativeInd QUT, GradDipEd GU

Mr T R H Y ROBERTSON, BA, BSc, GradDipEd UQ

Ms L J DI DONATO, BSc/BEd UQ

Ms C C ALDRED, BA UQ, MTeach QUT

Ms R MASCIANTONIO, BA, GradDipEd QUT, MEd ACU (Leave 2024)

Ms S H LUSK, MTeach UNSW, BA, BHealth MU

Ms M R BAKER, BPharm UQ, GradDipEd GU

Mr L I SMITH, BSci, BTeach, CSU (Leave 2024)

Mr T D FRANCIS, BEd QUT

Ms S L KOLKENBECK-RUH, BSc, PGCE UJ

Ms C PADGHAM, BA QUT, GradDipEd, MTeach UM

Ms A RILEY, BEd UQ, AMusA

Ms R PORTER, BEng GU, GradDipEd USC

Ms K CHARTERS, First State Exam UOL

Ms M BROWN, BA, GradDipT CDU

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 S CHAPMAN, BMath UQ, MTeach GU

Mr R HILL, BSc, BEd Deakin (To July)

Ms A HORNE, BScBio Durham

Mr J O’NEILL, BA, BEd USC

Mr P PORTER, PGCE UL, BA(Hons), BA(Ord) LYIT

Mr A BRAHAM, BA, BEd UQ

Mr M KLEINSCHMIDT, BA, BEd QUT

Ms M HUNT, BEd QUT

Ms N BERNDT, BCom, BEcon UQ, GradDipCA CA ANZ, GradDipAppFin Securities Inst, GradDipEd, GradCert RE ACU, MLeadThe BBI

Ms T SHEGOG, BA, PDipEd(Sec) Melb, GradCertCathStudies ACU, MHistory UNE

Ms L HEDERICS, PGDipEd(Sec) Melb, BEng Deakin

Ms J McLEOD, BEd QUT

Mr J SWANSTON, Bachelor of Technology Education GU

Ms A CORNISH, PCGE SMU, Geography Bachelor’s First Degree UW (To June)

Mr D CARNELL, BA(Journalism), Grad DipEd UQ

Ms C DAVIES, BEd ACU (Boarding Tutor)

Ms L CSAKI, BEc(Hons),Budapest, MTeach UQ

Mr A CASHMAN, BHealth(Hons) UQ

Mr S KOSIEK, BSc, DipEd UQ

Ms A PRATT, BA Bond, MTeach GU

Mr L ROSS, BAppSc UQ

Ms J BROWN, MSecEd UC, BA UT

Ms N LEVEQUE, BBM, BA, MTeach QUT

Mr T MCCORMACK, BSed, MEd QUT

Mr A RILEY, BEd Glasgow

Ms N CHRISTIE, BA, GradDip UQ

Ms C ROSS, BEd UQ (To August)

Mr L CAVANOUGH, (From April)

Dr D DA SILVA, MTeach LTU, GradDip BAdm UNSW, BA(Hons), BEc UQ (From July)

Mr J MCCONNACHIE, BSc UM, MTeach MU (From July)

Ms R YEOWELL, BA(Hons) Human Movement LU, PGCertEd UC (From July)

Ms R MACKENZIE, BA Psyc UQ, GradDipEd GU, GradCertEd QUT (From July)

Mr J BERTHELSEN, BEd Christchurch, MEd Wellington (From August)

Ms R FENNELL, BA UQ, BEd QUT, MEd Lead DU (Term 3)

Ms A FARAG, BA Ciaro, BEd, MEd QUT (Term 4)

Counselling and Academic Services

Student Counsellor, Ms J Duby, BPsySc UQ, PgDipProfPsych ACU, GDipEd GU

Student Counsellor, Ms T Kirton, BA, GradDipEd UNE, MEdSt Guidance & Counselling UQ, MEd Leadership JCU

Student Support Officer, Ms G Morris

Student Support Officer, Ms M Pollock (Leave Term 2) (To September)

Student Support Officer, Ms G McCann BEd St Mary’s College (Term 2)

Student Support Officer, Ms Z Gilloway, BA UQ (From September)

Learning Organisation

Learning Data Manager, Mr A J Webb, BAppSc(Hons) HMSEd, Grad Cert Urb UQ, GradDipIT QUT

Teacher/Research Assistant - Mr A Kuss, BEd QUT

Finance

Mrs K Huynh, CPA, BBus QUT

Mrs R I Chu, DipBus (To April)

Ms 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

Ms A McBride, MBus, BBus QUT

Ms S Pryor, BBus (HRM/BLaw) USC, CertBusAdmin TAFE

Mrs K Likoska, Cert III AccAdm TAFE

People and Culture

Ms T Magno, BPsych, MHRM QUT (To May)

Mr K D P McCabe, CertIVTAE, CertIVOH&S TAFE, Manager Risk & Compliance, (To April)

Ms P Heintzberger, BCom UQ, BCom ACU

Ms I Odger, BBus QUT (From May)

Ms S Rumsey, BBus QUT (From July)

Mr D Green, ADvDipOHS, AdvDipWorkIns, AdvDipInv, DipBusFrontlineMng, CertIVTAA (From April- October)

EdTech

Mr M A Collins

Mr T Nguyen, BA Deakin

Mr A Nguyen (To July)

Ms D Bateman

Mr K S R Hallis, BA, PGCE UOM

Mr B Mitchell (To June)

Mr B Rummery, DipDesign GU

Ms S Allan, DipNur Mater Edu (Leave from August)

Ms R Anthes, BBus CS, GradDipVocEd&Training CSU, DDipProjectMng AIM (From April)

Ms T Cooper, GDip TelecoSysMng SIT, GradDip IT UC, CertIVGraphDesign (From June)

Mr C Hohrmann, DipITNet Dip ITSysAdmin, CertIV ITNet, CertIII Arts, A+ Cert (From July)

Mr W Boyd, OrgCard Cert (From July)

Mr C Sinclair, BIT QUT (From September)

Mr T Fulton, BEd (From September)

Mr M Ball (From October)

Laboratory Technicians and Technical Assistants

Mr M P N Varghese, BPh GU (Visual Art)

Ms M Wachtel (Visual Art)

Ms M Rubins (Visual Art)

Ms S Dyson (Visual Art)

Mr J R Burns (Design)

Mr A Kennedy (Design)

Mr T Freeman (Visual Art)

Mr J P N Woolrych (Drama)

Ms S Elliott, DipSusHort UNITAF, CertFitTrain, CertIVLaB Tech FS Alliance Ltd (Science)

Ms N L Ganter, BAppSc UQ (Science)

Ms T Gaspe (Science)

Mr F P Feaunati (Physical Education)

Language Assistants

Ms Y Dodd, BEd Kochi

Mr D Brosnan, BA(Hons), MLitSt UQ

School Marshal

Mr J Rodrigues, BSc UTS, Senior Marshal and STEAM Precinct Manager

Mr A Masefau, MEd, BASS Torrens, School Marshal

Mr R Dumigan, School Marshal

Sport Directors

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 R Jovanovich (Swimming) (Head Coach)

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, Level 1&2 Athletics Australia Track & Field Coach (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 Cook (Fencing - Epee)

Mr L Ellis (Robotics)

Mr T Court (Rugby)

Indoor Sports Manager

Ms J M Tavella (To August)

Mr T Mooney (Assistant Manager) (To July)

Mr F Wescombe (Assistant Manager)

Mr J Mercer (To September)

Indoor Sports Duty Manager

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

Mr S Kennedy, BHighPerfSport ACU, Head of Strength & Conditioning

Ms N Honnery, BSESc QUT

Health Centre

Manager, Ms K Bramley, DipAppSci QUT, BNursing ACU

Manager, Ms Z Koopman, BNurs UTS, GradCertPaeds ACN

Ms E M Brennan, BA UNE, Nursing PCH

Ms A Pilcher

Ms F Bayo, BNurs QUT

Mr Z Tilbury (To October)

Ms S Mooney

Ms R Parlane

Ms N Brailey, DipNur WA, DipMidW King Edward Memorial Hospital, CertCounselling MU (From April)

Ms F Raftery, BNur ACU (From May)

Boarding House Tutors

Ms D Cross (Houseparent)

Ms E Jackson

Ms M Grant

Mr L Cutler

Mr L Moulds

Mr D Locke

Mr J Bray

Mr S Taylor

Mr R Wilkinson (From July)

Outdoor Education Support Staff

Mr C Anderson, Mechanic, WorkPlaceManagement, WPHS

Ms A M Finch

Ms M Reid

Mr T Claridge

Mr R Stanfield

Ms A Baker

Mr B Eccles, BExNutrition UQ

Ms C Swinton

Ms T Leisemann, Cert IV Outdoor Ed TAFE (From 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

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

Ms C Brennan, BA, AMusA AMEB

Mr J Noble, BMusEd, MMusEd Oregon

Cleaning Services Manager

Mrs N Nuneski, DipLeadership & Management, DipBus (TAFE)

Facilities Manager

Mr A Mills

Maintenance and Facilities Staff

Mr B Atkins (From May)

Mr B Derrick

Mr B W Hafner

Mr T Pyke

Mr G P Moore (To March)

Ground Staff

Mr J W Dix

Mr K Van Der Merwe

Mr C Timbrell

Mr M Fuentes

Northgate Staff

Mr D W Myles

Mr C Oldfield

Mr S J Christie

Cleaning Staff

Mr J Mlynarczyk

Mrs A Haile

Ms J Tognolo

Ms A Habtemariam

Mr K B Habte

Mrs M Derrick

Ms G Tedla

Mrs V Petrovic

Mr A R Mlynarczyk

Mrs A K Mekonen

Mr W Ruengyan

Mr C Senedo

Mr J Jusay

Ms Y Liu

Ms E Garcia

Ms M Gonzalez

Mr M Gonzalez Carpintero

Mr M Figueroa

Mr G Asenjo

Mrs N Abrham

Ms V Arcena de Bukarica

Ms A Alvarez

Mr D Rodriguez Ortega

Ms E Suizon Conner

Mr T Dendup (To July)

Ms P Rodrigues

Ms A Santos

Ms K Zipf (From March)

Ms T Vhonrath (From July)

Mr T Wangchuk (From July)

Ms S Gomes Pereira

Ms D da Silva Bettrao

Ms V Sakai

Ms V Aleman (To May)

Catering Manager

Mr S Perrett, Cert IV WPHS, Cert Mgmt Deakin

Catering Staff

Ms S Laing

Mr S Chan

Mrs P Peng

Mr C Kong

Ms E Vlasenko

Ms S Wilson

Ms T Bryzak

Mr B Riley

Ms A Webster

Ms D Caldwell-Stott

Ms S Navio Luque

Ms M Ayala Montejo

Mr R Garnham

Mr J Jewsbury (From April)

Ms X Wang (From April)

Ms M Quinde (From April)

Ms A Chhen (From April))

Boat Shed Staff

Mr A Botting

P&F

Ms S Scott, Business Manager, BBus(Acc) QUT, CA, ICAA (To May)

Ms L Curtis, Business Manager (From May)

Ms D Rosano, Administration Assistant

Ms S Boughen, Tuckshop Convenor

Ms W Beattie, Assistant Tuckshop Convenor

Ms C Moc, Assistant Tuckshop Convenor

Ms D Dubsky, Assistant Tuckshop Convenor (To October)

Mr M Tiru, Tuckshop Breakfast Convenor

Ms J Carlin, Tuckshop Breakfast Convenor (From April)

Ms N West, Grammar Shop Convenor

Ms S Donald, Grammar Shop Assistant

Ms W Ricato, Grammar Shop Assistant

Ms D Love, Grammar Shop Assistant

Ms M Vrettos, Grammar Shop Assistant

Ms E Kelso, Grammar Shop Assistant

Farewells

Bernadette Van Den Hout

Bernadette has been a long serving member of our BGS Library team, arriving in 2008 from the State Library of Queensland just in time to begin the transition process from the old Centenary Library to the new Lilley Centre Library. During her 16 years at Brisbane Grammar as a Library Technician, she has been a valued, reliable and supportive colleague, as well as a friend to many staff members and students.

As a willing team player, Bernadette was always happy to take on whatever was asked of her. She has a very strong work ethic and has always worked tirelessly behind the scenes, devoting countless extra hours to her role and ensuring access to quality resources. She has excellent attention to detail and has an interest in how things work and has enjoyed delving into all aspects of the Library Management System.

Casey Walker

As Casey Walker concludes his remarkable 10year journey at Brisbane Grammar School, the entire community would like to acknowledge his immense contribution. Over the past decade, Casey has been a dedicated and passionate Middle School Form Tutor and teacher in both the Science and Mathematics programs across the Middle and Senior School. His approachable demeanour and student-centred teaching approach have set him apart, always prioritising the needs and growth of his students.

In addition to his work in the classroom, Casey has been deeply involved in the cocurricular life of the school, most notably through his leadership of the Duke of Edinburgh and Bridge Award programs. His commitment to these initiatives highlights his dedication to the holistic development of students, nurturing not just their academic success but

However, Bernadette’s greatest passion has always been books: locating books, purchasing books, cataloguing books, processing books, repairing books, reading books, sharing books, promoting books, helping students and staff find books. Bernadette has connected thousands of students and staff with the right books and reading advice, and for this we will always be grateful. We wish her many more happy hours of reading in her retirement!

Cathy Oxley Teacher Librarian

their character and resilience.

Brisbane Grammar School will certainly feel the absence of Casey’s presence, but his legacy of dedication, hard work, and genuine care for his students will remain a part of the School’s culture. His calm and collaborative approach has contributed significantly to the development of teaching programs, which has strengthened the School’s academic offerings. As Casey embarks on the next chapter of his teaching career, we wish him all the very best and are confident that his future colleagues and students will be just as fortunate to work with and learn from him.

Hamish Benson Assistant Head of Middle School

Dr Dale Owens

As Dr. Dale Owens embarks on a new chapter in her life, we celebrate her remarkable contributions to Brisbane Grammar School. For over 12 years, she has inspired countless students with her passion for biology, making complex concepts engaging, accessible, and most importantly, fun!

Beyond her role as an educator, Dale has been the heart of the Science department - a nurturing presence who has provided invaluable guidance, support and warmth to both students and colleagues across the Middle and Senior School. Her caring nature has fostered a genuine sense of family within our team, and her ability to listen and uplift those around her has left a lasting impact. As she prepares to spend more time on her beloved farm, we are excited for the new

Karen Bramley

Karen Bramley has made an extraordinary contribution to the health and wellbeing of the Brisbane Grammar School community over the past 17 years.

Retiring from her role as Health Centre Manager, Karen’s healthcare practice and conscientious effort have set the standard for school-based health services within the sector. Karen has been instrumental in modernising the School’s health service. Karen’s dedication to caring for both staff and students has been unwavering. She has not only provided exceptional healthcare, but also made a noteworthy contribution to our Student Wellbeing framework.

Her efforts have ensured students across both Day and Boarding school are supported

adventures that await her. While we will greatly miss her, we hope she’ll continue to pop in for chats, coffee, or perhaps a social event or two.

Thank you, Dale, for being an inspiring mentor and friend. Your legacy of curiosity, compassion, and connection will resonate throughout the school for years to come. Wishing you all the best in your retirement— you will always be a cherished part of our school family.

Dylan Koopman Teacher, Biology

holistically, fostering an environment where they can thrive. Further, the breadth of Karen’s care was not limited to the Spring Hill campus as she also led the Northgate medical room across Term 2 and 3 sports, and occasionally attended away fixtures in a similar capacity. Karen will be sorely missed by students, staff and parents alike, but her exceptional legacy of a quality health service will remain. We wish her all the best in her retirement.

Simon Conway Head of Senior School

Farewells

Megan Marshall

Megan Marshall leaves Brisbane Grammar School—after 14 years of exemplary service as a teacher and curriculum leader—to take up a senior role at The Southport School.

Megan commenced in 2011 as a teacher of Economics and Geography, quickly establishing herself as an enthusiastic, innovative and engaging classroom presence. Megan’s positive contributions to the whole life of the school were visible in her energetic work in the Student Wellbeing domain, in the coaching of Basketball and the leadership of our Enterprise program.

After demonstrating her considerable leadership capacity during stints as a pedagogical coach and acting Head of Department, Megan was appointed to the role of Head of the Economics Department in 2023.

Under Megan’s leadership, Economics has continued to grow in student enrolments and academic prestige. Her mastery of QCAA processes, particularly in assessment design and quality control, has provided clarity and reassurance to her team, all the while building a department culture characterised by collaboration, high standards and shared professional norms.

As a member of, and contributor to the Academic Middle Leaders team, Megan was thoughtful, incisive and reflective, and colleagues invariably found her generous with her time and expertise.

It is with our best wishes Megan leaves us to pursue an important career opportunity.

Steve Uscinski

Deputy Headmaster

Teaching and Learning

Sharee-Louise Verdon

Sharee commenced at BGS in 2011 as Head of Year 8 and immediately showed herself to be a wonderful guide and mentor for her graduating classes of 2015 and 2021. In her final two years at BGS she made significant contributions to the refinement of our leadership development program and brought her experience and passion to the Year 6 core teaching team.

Sharee’s contribution to BGS is etched in the experience of hundreds of students who benefited from her committed and strongly relational approach. She knew every student thoroughly and exhibited a remarkable talent for calling out boys’ strengths and allowing them to shine. This benefitted not only their own development and confidence, but also built classes and cohorts with a deep

appreciation of the value of every one of its diverse members. She coached students through academic, pastoral and cocurricular challenges with honesty, authenticity and warmth.

Sharee has been a great supporter of colleagues, displaying positivity, wisdom and care. She has also been an innovator - never afraid to try something new. We wish her all the best as she now pursues a new adventure, living further from the city with her treasured horses.

Ian Grice Head of

Year 6

Stephen Perrett

We wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude and best wishes to Stephen Perrett, who is retiring after an illustrious 18 years as the School’s Catering Manager. Throughout his tenure, Stephen has demonstrated unwavering commitment and excellence in managing the catering function, ensuring that the School’s boarding house, community events, meetings, and the Board of Trustees’ gatherings were all impeccably serviced.

His contributions have not only elevated the culinary standards of our institution, but have also fostered a sense of community and

inclusivity through the shared experience of exceptional food. As we bid farewell to a remarkable colleague, we celebrate Stephen’s legacy of dedication, innovation and cultural richness that will inspire our catering services for years to come. We wish Stephen the best in his retirement and thank him for his outstanding service to Brisbane Grammar School.

Mark Corgat Chief Financial Officer

Staff recognised for making 20 years of service to Brisbane Grammar School in 2024

Left to Right: Craig Derrick, Lisa Whitcher, Noel Chan, Scott Deegan, Greg Howes

Teaching Staff

Back Row: Anne Kennedy-Levesque, Peter Brunckhorst, Andrew Webb, Kaitlin Emerson, Matthew Logan, Ian Fardon, Jeffrey Lewis, Samuel Lobascher, Timothy Francis, Adrian Howard, Loredana Di Donato

Ninth Row: Sally Loane, Rebecca Thomas, Liam Herne, John Swanston, Lachlan Johnstone, Casey Walker, Stuart Shirley, Justin Shears, Chloe Aldred, Michael Powell, Steven Harrow, Jamie Foulger, Bella MacDiarmid,

Daniel Alizart

Eighth Row: Mark Tremble, Ayden Cashman, Thomas McCormack, Jay Taylor, Scott Deegan, Gregory Howes, Richard Tu, Anne O’Rourke, Darren Carnell, Samuel Finch, Harry Curtin, Adam Bloch, Matt Kleinschmidt, Dylan Koopman, Jonathan Farrell

Seventh Row: Padraig Porter, Carla Salmon, Paul Kenny, Jeffrey Price, Alister Braham, Britta Foley, Ian Grice, Ged Hales, Chris Dash, Jack Straughan, Bradley Scholes, Susan du Rand, Jillian McLeod, Caroline Padgham, Lisa Whitcher, Dean Littlefair

Sixth Row: Megan Marshall, Lauchlan Ross, Peter Hunter, Patrick Last, Craig Timms, Jennifer Tap, Andrew Skinner, Sara Bell, Renee Yeowell, Mel Eveleigh, Naomi Russell, Krist Hallis, Angus Robertson, Jacob Berthelsen, Michael Moloney

Fifth Row: Sabrina Wall, Sarah Kelly, Georg Flatscher, Nicholas Walton, Telfer Robertson, Denis Brosnan, Michael Allport, Leigh Hederics, Maude Pearce, Scott Jones, Peter Ingram, Katsumi Yamada, Stan Kosiek, Paul Warwick, Trevor Irvine, Tanya Shegog

Fourth Row: Julia Vedelago, Rachael MacKenzie, Jo-Ellen Duby, Marnie Hunt, Sarah McDonald, Renee Coombe, Amelia Pratt, Dale Owens, Anthony Riley, Timothy Holzgrefe, Cassidy Davies, Hamish Benson, Rachael Fennell, James McConnachie, Majella Stevens, Debra da Silva, Michelle Baker

Third Row: Lizzy Van Rooyen, Natalie Berndt, Julie Zhu, Madeleine Brown, Toni Kirton, Kirsten Allingham, Nina Leveque, Abigail Riley, Noel Chan, Rebecca Mills, Katja Charters, Greg Dabelstein, Roberta Porter, Kerry Benson, Georgina O’Hanlon-Rose, Jenine Sapoungis

Second Row: Rebecca Masciantonio, Jennifer Brown, Bridget Pearce, Bronwyn Auld, Alison Horne, Linda Mackintosh, Claire Pepper-Rogers, Jennifer Reed, Michelle Maguire, Courtney Rubira, Sophie Lusk, Cathryn Oxley, Stephanie Chapman, Crystal Thompson, Mikaela Merrypor, Lilla Csaki, Melanie Chin

Front Row: Glenn McFarlane, Greg Di-Losa, Louisa Carr, Helen Johnston, Philippa Douglas, Tanya Neilsen, Amanda Hart, Gregory Thorne, Jacqui Zervos, Anthony Micallef, David Carroll, Simon Conway, Rebecca Campbell, John Byrne, Frank McClatchy, John Atkins, Nathan Simmons, Gregory Tier

Business and Services Staff

Back Row: Joe Jewsbury, Matthew Davison, Anuj Adhikari

Fifth Row: David Hills, Mitchell Collins, Craig Hohrmann, Bradley Derrick, Clancy Sinclair, Sarah Chapman-Stone, Andrew Mills, Maxim Varghese, Todd Pyke, Anthony Mlynarczyk, Jeffrey Dix

Fourth Row: Emily Bishop, Brodie Rummery, John Mlynarczyk, Anna McBride, Tamara Hrechana, Sabina Read, Matthew Stokes, David Vaele, Jack Woolrych, Wachares Ruengyan, William Boyd, Zoe Gilloway

Third Row: Juliana Tognolo, Anabela Santos, Craig Timbrell, Sommer Pryor, Debra Rawson, Debra Power, Leanne Farrell, Gabrielle Morris, Rachel Moore, Melissa Tabet, Corina Demonte, Izzy Odger, Janice Chen, Ben Atkins

Second Row: Mary Dau, Phanavy Peng, Maria Isabel Ayala Montejo, Sjanie Wilson, Katerina Likoska, Michelle Derrick, Genet Tedla, Mario Fuentes, Scarlet Wang, Maria Gonzalez, Akara Chen, Marco Figueroa

Front Row: Jamie Smith, Ami Masefau, Ricky Dumigan, Clinton Woodhouse, Peita Heintzberger, Nikita Blom, Esme Strydom, Anthony Micallef, Mark Corgat, Stephen Perrett, Craig Derrick, Joe Rodrigues, Nikolina Nuneski, Donald Green

Speech Day | Special Awards and Achievements | Colours

Left to Right: Archie Austin (Dux of Year 12, Lilley Gold Medal) and Manoli Samios (Proxime Accessit and Bowen Prize)

Speech Day and Middle School Presentation Afternoon Prizes

Year 5

Nicklin Award: X W C Loxton

Public Speaking: F Yem

P&F Association Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: J Li, Q O Poon, M Y Li, J G M Crombie, L Ferguson, H J

Qu, R Yang, Q Zheng, B D Perel, W L Poon, E J Betts, X W C Loxton, J M Anderson, F J Hooper, M J Magee

Year 6

Nicklin Award: Z A Vasta

Public Speaking: H R Moore

P&F Association Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: Z A Vasta, V Vasant, Z T Tallis, C E Allan, J Z Lu, M

Nallainathan, T P Taylor, K Z Liang, H J Baulch, S Maturu, H Zhang, J B Pentelow, M T McHutchison, A Wang, N Y Chuang

Year 7

Dux: G J Barrett

Nicklin Award: G J Barrett

Chinese: T G Bliss

Design: A S Lee

Drama: B E Roebig

English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): E Z Y Gu

French: J Fan

Geography: A S Lee

German: J C Wang

History: H J Kelly

Japanese: C J Cavanagh

Mathematics: O B Chin Moody

Music: E Y Leong

Physical Education: N O Bourne

Public Speaking: M B Ngo

Science: N O Bourne

Visual Art: N A Moo

P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: O B Chin

Moody, W C French, L A Hilford, G L C Klumpes, E J Campbell, D M Reid, H S Serisier, J G Swayne, S A McBride Malaquias, J Fan, M F Swan, C W McNinch, A S Lee, L T Armenis, M C Chang, E Z Y Gu, N O Bourne, G W Klease, F X Li, C Wu, E Nasirpour, Y Yamauchi, E Y Leong, H J Kelly, E J M Hyslop, C J Cavanagh

Year 8

Dux: K J Schliebs

Nicklin Award: O G Tart

Chinese: T J Lundqvist

Design: F C Jensen

Drama: Z C D Fox

English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): F A Wallwork

French: A Kath

Geography: A Kath

German: B B R Sun

History: N E H Wang

Japanese: Y Jiang

Mathematics: A H V Tran

Music: I Zhang

Physical Education: Z Lu

Public Speaking: A A Naik

Science: L J Y Tan

Visual Art: J D Greig

P&F Association Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: M W Tully, F A Wallwork, M Z T Gao, O F Cook, E D Thai, T J Lundqvist, N E H Wang, W S Chin, L J Y Tan, W R Skerman, L D Rodins, S S Cage, W H Wang, B B R Sun, N A Nguyen, A Wadhwani, A Wadhwani, M M M Niazi, S Li, S Gurram, A H V Tran, Z Lu, E L Ngan, K D Kyoung, A Kath, Y Jiang, Y Cheng

Year 9

Dux (Lilley Silver Medal): F R Barrett

English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): J Y Y Tan

French: J A Chin Moody

German: J A Chin Moody

Japanese: A P V G Wong

Chinese: J Y Y Tan

Mathematics (Christopher Gates Memorial Prize): H Fan

Science (Noel Foote Memorial Prize): F R Barrett

History: F R Barrett

Geography: F R Barrett

Music: J Y Y Tan

Drama: H B Woodward

Visual Art: J J Gorry

Physical Education: M D Raine

Design: J J Gorry

Public Speaking Prize: H B Woodward

Junior Poetry Prize: E Y J Erng

P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: J Y Y Tan, J A Chin Moody, F G Silverston, T P Scott, E P Huang, M D Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, A B Scott, J J Gorry, Z Tan, H N T Mackay, E H Chen, N A Blanch, A J Cook, A P V G

Wong, T H Pearce, L W Liu, B P T G Wong, A N Kothari, A V Balasuiriya, B J Davies, A A Bennett Hill, S Y Yong Gee, O Joshi, J Pradeep, J K Nguyen, Z W Yap, J F K Chin, L H

Qu, T Lee, H A Findlay

Year 10

Dux (Lilley Silver Medal): C J T Deacon

Noel Williams Memorial Prize: T M Zhu

English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): C J T Deacon

French (Basil Porter Prize): N D Wijesekera

German: M A E Smith

Japanese: S Lee

Chinese: M M M Niazi

Mathematics (Francis Memorial Prize): G Ma

Science (Frank Walker Prize): T M Zhu

History (Lyn Gasteen Memorial Prize): O B Mellick

Geography: J E Blanch

Music: M Z J Gao

Drama: E S Conomos

Visual Art: N S Bade

Physical Education: H E C Corser

Design: R Mehta

Public Speaking Prize: H A L Ellerman

James Cowan Memorial Prize: O D Thaker

OBA Junior Essay Prize: J E Butler

Junior History Essay/Multimedia Prize: C J T Deacon

Kenneth Patten Memorial Prize: C J T Deacon

The Strachan Memorial Trophy: J W Siganto

P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: T M Zhu, G Ma, D Z Zhang, J L Fleming, O B Mellick, E S Conomos, J J Zhang, M A K Tho, M Z J Gao, J E Butler, M M M Niazi, H

Bhutada, D A C He, J Wu, M M Nakasato, L R Lee, A Y S

Alayan, A W B Boorer, W A O’Connell, V O Prentis, A M

Y D Chua, K S Y Chang, S Lee, R Mehta, Z Luo, D S Ahn, S Punj, S Punj, C A Nelson, O D Thaker, Y Ye, T Y Deng

Year 11

Dux (Broadbent Prize): B C Li

English (T P Hinch Memorial Prize): B C Li

French (Basil Porter Prize): B C Li

German: A Qiu Tang

Japanese: L Do

Chinese: N K Lauder

Latin: L M Saywell

Specialist Mathematics: B C Li

Mathematical Methods (Harlin Prize): B C Li

General Mathematics: T D Clayton

Chemistry (Avery Memorial Prize): B C Li

Physics (Avery Memorial Prize): B C Li

Earth and Environmental Science (H I Jensen

Memorial Prize): O W Weatherstone

Biological Science: K Chan

Modern History (The Brian T Ball Prize): B Zhang

Ancient History (The Brian T Ball Prize): T J Harris

Geography (G H Flint Memorial Prize): R H Pribadi

Economics (donated by ANZ Banking Group Ltd): S D Hazzard

Drama: F J Salisbury

Visual Art: J R Wallis

Physical Education: R J Lam

Design: L Xin

Literature: G A Arthur

Bryan Science Medal: A M Y Wang

Public Speaking Prize: L Lu

OBA Senior Essay Prize: G A Arthur

Jim Johnson Award for Outdoor Education: R Mazumder

C E Bevan Prize: M S Beckingsale

P&F Auxiliary Prizes for General Merit: B Zhang, C

Y Zhu, A M Y Wang, H Chan, K Chan, S Chan, S D Hazzard, A Wang, S R Li, C T H Ma, B Z Xu, J S Edwards, W M Yuen, G Chen, X T Bui, L M Saywell, M D Dore, J J Chetty, J A Yantsch, N K Dark, N K Lauder, X Du, R J Lam, D Zhou, L K Liang, A Qiu-Tang, L Lu, K Kim, S G

Margetts, L Do, G A Arthur

Year 12

Dux of the School (Lilley Gold Medal): A P Austin

Bowen Prize (Prox. Acc.): M P Samios

English (Hoffman Memorial Prize): E R R Cooper

French (Russell Walker Grant Memorial Medal): S R

Hains

French (Basil Porter Memorial Prize): J E Smith

German: N G Silverston

Japanese: A J Sapsford

Chinese (Ross Maddock OAM and Bill Maddock Prize):

M P Samios

Latin (Bousfield Memorial Prize): A L Y Ellerman

Specialist Mathematics (Kevin J Smith Prize): M P Samios

Mathematical Methods (Cockle Prize): M P Samios

General Mathematics (T E Jones Prize): A M Milner

Chemistry (Frank Walker Prize): A P Austin

Physics (Frank Walker Prize): A P Austin

Earth and Environmental Science (Minter Memorial Prize): J D Kenward

Biological Science (Gillies Memorial Prize): C Fitzpatrick

Modern History (Richard Thatcher Memorial Prize): E R R Cooper

Ancient History: J M Brough

Geography (Adam Connell Memorial Prize): S Fedorov

Economics (donated by ANZ Banking Group Ltd):

A P Austin

Music: J A Topping

Drama: L J B Elliott

Visual Art: L J B Elliott

Physical Education: N G Hoole

Design: P C Khosrotehrani

Literature: E R R Cooper

James Cowan Memorial Prize: L J B Elliott

Charles Vincent McMahon Memorial Prize for Earth and Environmental Science: F J Parsell

Albert Murray Smith Memorial Prize (for History

Essay): E R R Cooper

Ancient History Essay Prize: A L Y Ellerman

Ronald Wyllie Prize for Public Speaking: D M Forrest

The John Deeney Prize for a Short Story: E R R Cooper

Noel Robertson Cup: S G Wallwork

Otto Nothling Memorial Prize: D M Forrest

N S Pixley Prize: T C Chan

Jack Lindsay Memorial Prize for Literary Criticism:

A L Y Ellerman

Harlin House Prize: B K Treacy

Economics Essay Prize: B K Treacy

Thomas Thatcher Memorial Prize: D M Forrest

Sports Essay Prize: A K Bakshi

Sinclaire Prize: M A Purcell

The Bernadette Moy Prize for Visual Art: S M Tomlin

Senior Poetry Prize: D M Forrest

Woolcock Challenge Cup: D M Forrest

The School Window Biography Prize: A K Bakshi

SRB Neil Girdham Trophy: M P Samios

W A Morrow Prizes for General Merit: N G Silverston, L W

S Tan, I J Y Y Chua, J E Smith, D M Forrest, H R Cikaluru, A Z R Keir, C Fitzpatrick, J M Brough, A H H Leung, A L Y Ellerman, A J Sapsford, E R R Cooper, N M Stathis, A K Bakshi, J C Zhang, Z T Lee, A Shan, T J Ruddell, S R

Hains, W M Murphy, D J Luo, S G Wallwork, L J Smith, M C Jayasena, T F Stannard, M T Yeo, B Chen, J Premraj

Sports and Music Awards

Nicholas Hart Memorial Trophy for Best All Round Sportsman: T M Knudsen

Swimming

OBA Cup (Champion Swimmer): E J Nelson

Wilson and Chapman Memorial Trophy for Champion Swimmer 16 Years: Z Luo

W N “Bill” Heywood Memorial Trophy for Champion Swimmer 15 Years: S J Zhang

Champion Swimmer 14 Years: E Lee

Champion Swimmer 13 Years: M Z T Gao

Champion Swimmer 12 Years: J C Y Lau

Champion Swimmer 11 Years: H R White

Champion Swimmer 10 Years: A J J Lee

Rowing

J M “Jack” Kortlang Best Oarsman Award: T J Ruddell

David Dunlop Trophy for Most Improved Oarsman: O J Wright

The Dr C R Boyce Memorial Rowing Trophy for Outstanding Junior Oarsman: M W Woolley

Cricket

The Edward Crouch Memorial Prize for Best Batsman: S G Wallwork

J S Hutcheon Memorial Trophy for Most Consistent Cricketer: R Mehta

The R J Willcocks Memorial Prize for Best Bowler: R Mehta

The R P Lord Memorial Cup for Best All Rounder: H C Dalmazzo

The Colonel F G Newton Memorial Trophy for Best Fielding: S G Wallwork

The Kotecha/Thacker Prize for Best Cricketer Year 11: H W Spencer

The John Minter Memorial Cup for Cricketer Year 10: R Mehta

The Clive Harburg Memorial Trophy for Best Cricketer Year 9: H L Weibgen

Best Cricket Player Year 8: A Wadhwani

Best Cricket Player Year 7: M F Swan

Best Cricket Player Year 6: A J Dauber

Best Cricket Player Year 5: F J Hooper

Rugby Football

The Richard Gilliver Trophy for Rugby Footballer of the Year: L R Manuel

Jonathan ‘Noddy’ Xavier Memorial Trophy for Junior Rugby Footballer of the Year: R D Labor

The Arthur Douglas Ord Memorial Prize (Best and Fairest Rugby Footballer): T P Siganto

Rugby Football Best Player 16 Years: L J Dalton

Rugby Football Best Player 15 Years: O C Begley

Rugby Football Best Player 14 Years: E R Watson

Rugby Football Best Player 13 Years: H L McDonald

Rugby Football Best Player 12 Years: A J Dauber

Rugby Football Best Player 11 Years: A L Hailes

Chess

Year 8 Chess Player of the Year: J Praveen

Year 7 Chess Player of the Year: L O Wang

Year 6 Chess Player of the Year: X Lin

Year 5 Chess Player of the Year: C Wang

Champion Athlete

Champion Athlete 13 Years: N O Bourne

Champion Athlete 12 Years: M C Chang

Champion Athlete 11 Years: J J Patten

Champion Athlete 10 Years: P J Reid

Cross Country

Helen Kent Challenge Cup for Cross Country

Champion: A P Austin

Cross Country Champion 16 Years Champion:

A W B Boorer

Cross Country Champion 15 Years Champion: M W J Bennett

Cross Country Champion 14 Years Champion: A J Donaldson

Cross Country 13 Years Champion: G J Barrett

Cross Country 12 Years Champion: D M Reid

Cross Country 11 Years Champion: J J Patten

Cross Country 10 Years Champion: P J Reid

Track and Field

OBA Cup for Champion Athlete: T M Knudsen

Open 100m Champion: A W Raad

Open 1500m Champion: A P Austin

Norman Waraker Memorial Cup (400m): A W Raad

The Battle of Britain Challenge Cup for Champion

Athlete 16 Years: O B Mellick

Champion Athlete 15 Years: A T Alphonso

Champion Athlete 14 Years: A K Jennings

Football

P Williamson ‘Honour’ Award for Football: K J Griffiths

OBA Cup (Open Football): E L M Callaghan

Best Football Player Year 11: P J Maher

Best Football Player Year 10: H J Slater

Best Football Player Year 9: O H Murphy

Best Football Player Year 8: M S Gatehouse

Best Football Player Year 7: M C Chang

Best Football Player Year 6: L Cheng

Best Football Player Year 5: F J Hooper

Tennis

Russell Love Memorial Racquet and N S Pixley

Challenge Cup (Singles Champion): L S K Han

Champion Year 11: A R Cook

Champion Year 10: C J Sheather

Champion Year 9: Z J Lisec

Donald and Warwick Nicol Prize for Tennis Doubles: A R James and C A Tuckwell

Alan Wallace Trophy for Most Promising Junior Tennis Player: V Golda

Champion Year 8: K Struthers

Champion Year 7: V P Modak

Champion Year 6: H R Moore

Champion Year 5: H Y Ngai

Basketball

Basketball Open: L R J Brooks

Best Player Basketball Year 11: L R Bann

Best Player Basketball Year 10: A G Timblo

Best Player Basketball Year 9: X F Grey

Best Player Basketball Year 8: S J Ritchie

Best Player Basketball Year 7: T D Chin

Best Player Basketball Year 6: Z A Vasta

Best Player Basketball Year 5: M Y Li

Volleyball

Volleyball Open Champion: X M O’Sullivan

Volleyball Best Player Year 11: J P P James

Volleyball Best Player Year 10: Z T S Smith

Volleyball Best Player Year 9: W E Greene

Volleyball Best Player Year 8: E B Huang

Volleyball Best Player Year 7: N O Bourne

Volleyball Best Player Year 6: X Lin

Volleyball Best Player Year 5: E C F Barrett

Sailing

Bill and Valda Byth Cup for Senior Champion: A Zhuang

Bill and Valda Byth Cup for Junior Champion: G Lee

Fencing

The Ferris Management Consultants Prize for Champion Fencer: H Seo

Music Awards

Musician of the Year Award (donated by the Music Support Group): S A C Long

Keyboard Prize: E R R Cooper

Jim Noble Brass Prize: C M Yesberg

String Prize: T Chan

Vocal Prize: N J Love

Woodwind Prize: J A Topping

Percussion Prize: O H Tu

OBA Composition Prize: S A C Long

Year 8 Woodwind Award: A Kath

Year 8 Vocal Award: B T Waller

Year 8 String Award: T J Lundqvist

Year 8 Percussion Award: R J Hoole

Year 8 Brass Award: H C Lilley

Year 7 Woodwind Award: O B Chin Moody

Year 7 Vocal Award: C D Jago

Year 7 String Award: T J Ray

Year 7 Percussion Award: C J Cavanagh

Year 7 Brass Award: A M Perel

Year 6 Woodwind Award: A G Ngai

Year 6 Vocal Award: L Ho

Year 6 String Award: H Zhang

Year 6 Percussion Award: E G Wu

Year 6 Brass Award: R S Martin

Year 5 Woodwind Award: H R J Cooper

Year 5 Vocal Award: X W C Loxton

Year 5 String Award: M Y Li

Year 5 Percussion Award: H R McConaghy

Year 5 Brass Award: A T G Jary

Gymnastics

F W O’Rourke Challenge Cup for Champion Gymnast Division 1: N G Hoole

JJ Betts Memorial Trophy for Junior Champion

Gymnast Div 2: A M Perel

The Donald Graeme McLeod Tropy for Champion

Gymnast Div 3: K J Heard

Debating

Roe Prize for Best Debater Senior: D M Forrest

Roe Prize for Best Debater Junior: H A Ellerman

Drama

Judith Bell Prize for Dramatic Artist of the Year: O G Abiad

Special Awards and Achievements

Trustees’ Scholarship Winners

Left to Right: Wish Lin, Hamish Kelly, Alex Wu, Edmund Hyslop, Austin Hu, Arthur Kim, Anderson Han

2023 Nicklin Award Winners

Left to Right: William French, Ferrell Dong, Zachy Yap, Zachary Tallis

State and National Representatives

Back Row: Dyer Akauola (Rugby), Leo Ellemor (AFL), Marcus Forbes (Rowing), Sione Veamatahau (Volleyball), Will Greene (Volleyball), Pat Maher (Football), Henry Slatter (Rowing), Hayden Scholes (Hockey)

Second Row: Chris Nathan (Swimming), Daylin Johnson (Fencing), Ralph Labor (Rugby), Xavier O’Sullivan (Volleyball), Tristan Knudsen (Athletics), Jordan Donald (Hockey), Miles Bennett (Cross Country), Zac Smith (Volleyball), Ethan Huang (Volleyball)

Front Row: Pat Reid (X Country), Jamie Ngai (Tennis), Fergus Liu (Volleyball), Dylan Reid (X Country), Matthew Nathan (Swimming), Jace Ramalingam (Sport Climbing), Hayden Huang (X Country), Zac Fox (X Country), Theo Miller (Rock Climbing), Gilbert Barrett (X Country)

Colours

Ancient History

Half Colours

Year 12

Brough J

Year 11

Harris T

Basketball

Full Colours

Year 12

Balthes M

Barlow R

Brooks L

Cheng B

Dwyer O

Hyde H

Mercer G

Year 11

Bann L

Forbes M

Geary O

Kearney A

Middleton J

Half Colours

Year 12

Bade A

Chappell S

Chien J

Gulliver T

Lin O

McConnel A

Ridoutt H

Swindells A

Tu O

Year 11

Fox J

Sports Award

Year 12

Andrews H

Bemrose A

Cikaluru H

Curley J

Ewart W

Galgane R

Jayasena M

Klaassen S

Leeuwendal T

Mercer H

Poh J

Roberts A

Scott N

Shearer-Smith O

Smith J

Springall B

Stay L

Tran M

Waite L

Zeng M

Year 11

Cook L

Du A

Jorss N

Mazumder R

McNamara A

Salisbury F

Shih O

Wang A

White O

Year 10

Carter L

Gillman E

Gislason M

McNeill A

Miller C

Okonkwo V

Quinlan W

Smith Z

Timblo A

Van Nispen R

Year 9

Aitchison T

Barlow D

Bhatt A

Cook A

Grey X

Ibrahim A

Jain N

Jorss L

Selva R

Walsh X

Wood C

Year 8

Boutcher A

Cage S

Fried J

Gao M

Hu M

Lee L

Lin A

Lin M

Mirkovic M

Ritchie S

Skerman W

Yuan O

Year 7

Chang M

Chin T

Di Losa L

Hilford L

Li K

Millhouse L

Quinlan J

Rochester J

Sun F

Vidakovic A

Biology

Half Colours

Year 12

Fitzpatrick C

Year 11

Chan I

Chemistry

Half Colours

Year 12

Austin A

Year 11

Li B

Chess

Full Colours

Year 12

Carter N

Year 11

Chen G

Feldblyum A

Shen A

Year 8

Praveen J

Year 7

Fu N

Wang L

Chess Services

Full Colours

Year 12

Nguyen N

Chinese

Half Colours

Year 12

Samios M

Year 11

Lauder N

Cricket

Full Colours

Year 12

Bryan L

Lutz I

Mercer H

Scott N

Wallwork S

Year 11

Baker C

Dalmazzo H

Langdon H

Spencer H

Year 10

Brain E

Mehta R

Rothwell B

Half Colours

Year 12

Andrews H

Bell L

Cikaluru H

Donald J

Horton F

Hyde H

Peters A

Shearer-Smith O

Smith J

Stannard T

Willmott E

Sports Award

Year 12

Baxter K

Bemrose A

de Gunst W

Edwards J

Johnson W

Kennedy O

Klaassen S

Knudsen T

Lee Z

Lin O

Middleton T

O’Brien J

Penrose C

Poder T

Purcell M

Siganto T

Sihota J

Taylor O

Zillmann W

Year 11

Beirne H

Boccolacci M

Donaldson L

Driessen W

Elf L

Kangatharan V

Langdon A

Maher P

McNamara A

Scholes H

Spence A

Year 10

Ackermann M

Dalmazzo C

Dauber O

de Jager J

Garg S

Gillman E

Martin B

Mellick O

Munday H

Paranavithana S

Walker N

Worthley J

Year 9

Balasuiriya A

Harris O

Mackay H

McLeod A

Meynink D

Mulholland E

Prasad Y

Rollason T

Slatter A

Spence M

Szumowski L

Weibgen H

Year 8

Bester E

Carroll L

Fried J

Grigg O

Hetherington A

Johansen A

McDonald H

Shah D

Wadhwani A

Wallwork F

Year 7

Gray D

Hart A

Kelaiya R

Lakhotia H

Muller T

Nadin O

O’Shea R

Rose T

Serisier H

Sneddon S

Swan M

Cricket Services

Half Colours

Year 11

Scott D

Sports Award

Year 10

Timblo A

Cross Country

Full Colours

Year 12

Austin A

Harpham T

Purcell M

Siemon T

Year 11

Duncan L

Slatter H

Half Colours

Year 12

Baxter K

Forrest D

Wallwork S

Year 11

Anderson J

Cardell A

Year 10

Bennett M

Boorer A

Year 9

Davies B

Haylock J

Huang E

Wood C

Year 8

Fox Z

Gatehouse M

Year 7

Barrett G

Hendy-Mowat T

Huang H

Millhouse L

Reid D

Year 5

Reid P

Sports Award

Year 12

Ali K

Cooke H

Elix H

Fedorov S

Fitzpatrick C

Hammett N

Lee Z

Love N

Murphy W

Ruddell T

Smith J

Smith L

Spiller I

Year 10

Dauber O

Munday H

Year 9

Donaldson A

Jennings A

Sangster P

Year 8

Rodins L

Skinner J

Year 7

Trotter A

Year 6

Patten J

Tallis Z

Year 5

Anderson J

Brunton J

Debating

Full Colours

Year 12

Forrest D

Ruddell T

Year 11

Beckingsale M

Li B

Lu L

Half Colours

Year 12

Brough J

Ellerman A

Keir A

Webb J

Year 7

Armenis L

Chang M

Chin T

Li F

Nieh A

Sports Award

Year 11

Beetham M

Dang L

Dore M

Li S

Ma C

Pao C

Sasikaran N

Saywell L

Varsani K

Zhang B

Year 10

Chang K

Chua A

Conomos E

Ellerman H

Erng E

Mehta R

Mellick O

Sheather C

Webb A

Zhang C

Year 9

Chin Moody J

Chin J

Kothari A

Woodward H

Yap Z

Year 8

Alam S

Huang L

Incani D

Jha A

Kolur A

Kurian D

Schliebs K

Thai E

Tully M

Wang H

Year 7

An W

Chin Moody O

De Silva Y

Gordon D

Yamauchi Y

Debating Services

Full Colours

Year 12

Brough J

Ellerman A

Emery M

Forrest D

Gianfelici A

Keir A

Premraj J

Purcell M

Ruddell T

Webb J

Half Colours

Year 11

Arthur G

Beckingsale M

Dore M

Li B

Li S

Lu L

Pao C

Qiu-Tang A

Sasikaran N

Saywell L

Sports Award

Year 10

Ellerman H

Zhang C

Design

Half Colours

Year 12

Khosrotehrani P

Year 11

Xin L

Drama

Half Colours

Year 12

Elliott L

Year 11

Salisbury F

Gorry T

Grigg O

Hajkowicz H

Hetherington A

Mauger W

Prasad H

Redburn J

Skinner J

Taylor M

Wallwork F

Wang M

Watson E

Year 7

Abrahamsson M

Bourne N

Bradley O

Bridgeford L

Butterfield H

Chang M

Clark C

Di Losa L

Ekevall A

Fu C

Fu N

Gray D

Hacking H

Hendy-Mowat T

Hilford L

Hovey H

Ko K

Koch L

Leck N

Millhouse L

Muller T

Ngo M

Purushothaman P

Reid D

Reid S

Rose T

Schumacher T

Skoien J

Small H

Sneddon S

Woods M

Woodward O

Year 5

Anderson J

Berndt H

Brunton J

Cooper H

Gaunt D

Gordon H

Granger L

Hailes A

Heard D

Heard K

Hooper F

Lu J

Pao O

Schliebs A

Schmerl J

Smith H

Thynne C

French

Half Colours

Year 12

Smith J

Year 11

Li B

General Mathematics

Half Colours

Year 12

Milner A

Year 11

Clayton T

General Merit

Full Colours

Year 12

Bakshi A

Brough J

Chen B

Chua I

Cikaluru H

Cooper E

Ellerman A

Fitzpatrick C

Forrest D

Hains S

Jayasena M

Keir A

Lee Z

Leung A

Luo D

Murphy W

Premraj J

Ruddell T

Samios M

Sapsford A

Shan A

Silverston N

Smith J

Smith L

Stannard T

Stathis N

Tan L

Wallwork S

Yeo M

Zhang J

Year 11

Arthur G

Bui Z

Chan N

Chan I

Chan S

Chen G

Chetty J

Dark N

Do N

Dore M

Du A

Edwards J

Hazzard S

Kim A

Lam R

Lauder N

Li S

Liang L

Lu L

Ma C

Margetts S

Qiu-Tang A

Saywell L

Wang A

Xu B

Yantsch J

Yuen W

Zhang B

Zhou D

Zhu C

Half Colours

Year 10

Ahn D

Alayan A

Bhutada H

Boorer A

Butler J

Chang K

Chua A

Conomos E

Deng T

Fleming J

Gao M

He D

Lee L

Lee K

Luo C

Ma G

Mehta R

Mellick O

Nakasato M

Nelson C

Niazi M

O’Connell W

Prentis V

Punj S

Thaker O

Tho M

Wu J

Ye Y

Zhang D

Zhang J

Zhu T

Year 9

Balasuiriya A

Barrett F

Bennett Hill A

Blanch N

Chen E

Chin Moody J

Chin J

Cook A

Davies B

Findlay H

Gorry J

Huang E

Joshi O

Kothari A

Lee T

Liu L

Mackay H

Nguyen J

Pearce T

Pradeep J

Qu L

Scott A

Scott T

Silverston F

Tan J

Wijesooriya

Mudiyanselage M

Wong A

Wong B

Yap Z

Yong Gee S

Geography

Half Colours

Year 12

Fedorov S

Year 11

Pribadi R

German

Half Colours

Year 12

Silverston N

Year 11

Qiu-Tang A

Gymnastics

Full Colours

Year 12

Hoole N

McDonnell R

Wu J

Year 11

Pearse H

Year 9

Waterhouse C

Year 8

Ashby-Cliffe S

Half Colours

Year 12

Ali K

Robertson J

Year 11

Waterhouse L

Year 10

McBride S

Webb A

Cheng B

Chua I

Kim M

Robertson K

Springall B

Tan L

Tham O

Tran M

Wong A

Yu N

Year 11

Becker Y

Chan S

Lam R

Liu A

Msalem O

Prebble C

Qiu-Tang A

Russell L

Year 10

Chen B

Gao J

Jung J

Labagnara S

McKay J

Pocock M

Shan N

Subburaj Y

Wolski C

Year 9

Cook A

Fu A

Ho H

Jennings A

Lai L

Mole F

Saini J

Vo C

Wong L

Year 8

Hu D

Huang E

Lee L

Lin A

Liu F

Lu L

Wang N

Wong C

Xiao L

Year 7

Bourne N

Bridgeford L

Chin T

Clark C

Deane H

Ha A

Jones W

Li F

Nasirpour E

Ngo M

Poll E

Volleyball

Services

Half Colours

Year 12

Chien J

From now on, their days at Grammar will become a wash of nostalgic reminiscences. One’s schooldays, and personal triumphs, will become celebrated and when they gather decades on their recollections will fade but their stories will be more decorated.

Each of them will have their favourite memories of school, and they will remain with them long after they have forgotten their lessons. As is appropriate, many memories of school will revolve around the people from whom and with whom they learned rather than the detail of “what they learned.

I wish to commend and to thank the seniors for setting a positive tone throughout the year and for enriching the quality of experiences for students in other year groups. In bidding farewell and wishing you success and happiness, I urge you to keep redrafting your stories, keep refining the central character, think for yourselves and to make your lives extraordinary.

I would like to pay special tribute to their Head of Year, Mr Craig Timms. This is the second year-group he has supported. Something perhaps of Craig’s own character has been reflected in the group - he has clear and firm values and expectations, which

are complemented by a strong humanity. Craig has been ably assisted by the Assistant to the Head of Year, Ms Sarah Macdonald, whose advocacy for the boys and organisational skills sees her repeat the journey again with the seniors of 2025. There are also debts of gratitude to the Form Tutors and

subject teachers and coaches and conductors who often play a role as educators that goes well beyond mere promotion of knowledge. I encourage the seniors to seek out their teachers and thank them for their guidance and encouragement.

I also wish to thank the parents. Thank you for entrusting your sons to BGS and for supporting them over the years in their activities and for supporting the School to nurture their personal and educational development. And finally, I offer my thanks to The Parents & Friends Auxiliary for supporting the valedictory dinner and the organising committee for staging the evening. I especially mention Rachel Emery, who as the Year 12 Parent representative, has been exceptional in keeping the parent body informed and united.

Mr Anthony Micallef Headmaster

important challenge.

People outside this school often ask, “Why is Grammar so successful?” From my time here, I genuinely believe it is because we have a culture in this School to band together, to enjoy each other’s successes and to lift each other up. This is the secret ingredient in our recipe for success. Our school motto, nil sine labore tells us that nothing comes without work, but we have learnt in our time here that with work comes success. This is the gift Brisbane Grammar has given us.

Today also offers an opportunity to say thank you. Thanks to our fantastic teachers, who have shared with us their passion and expertise. They truly are the best in the business. Thanks to our coaches who have helped us to always get the most out of ourselves. Thanks to all the admin staff, caterers, cleaners and parent volunteers who run the tuckshop, uniform shop, and enhance our school community in so many ways. Special thanks to the grounds staff who keep the School campus and Northgate looking spectacular.

To our Head of Year, Mr Timms, and Assistant Head of Year, Ms McDonald, thank you for your leadership and the support you have shown to our cohort over the last six years. I have had the privilege of working closely with you both over the last year, witnessing firsthand the genuine

care and commitment you have for us all. I’m deeply grateful for all you have done, not only for me and the captains, but also for the rest of the Year 12 cohort. I’d also like to extend my sincere gratitude to the Senior Leadership Team - in particular Mr Micallef and Mr Conway for their guidance this year.

To Mum, Dad and my family, like all the boys here, you have done so much for me. From early morning lifts to training to help with homework, packing lunches, replacing lost uniform and cheering from the sidelines, your support has been unwavering. I may have not said thanks as often as I should have, but I am making up for it today by saying it in front of all these people. Thank you.

Thanks to Charlie, Dom, Ben and Tom, and this year’s School Prefects. As a team, we have done our utmost to lead the School with passion and dedication. I hope that

we can always look back on what we achieved with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Thanks to all the boys of Brisbane Grammar. It has been my honour and privilege to serve you as your School Captain this year. Remember that we are part of a legacy that stretches back more than 150 years. What we have done and will do in the future matters for those who have come before and those that will follow.

Finally, thanks to the seniors of 2024. For us, our time here is coming to an end. When we put on our school uniform tomorrow morning, it will be for the last time. When we gather tomorrow night for our Valedictory Dinner, it will be the final time that we are all together. I have spent eight years here with many of you - that is half of my lifetime. Together we have won, we’ve lost, we’ve learnt, we’ve laughed, and we have grown. Grammar has shaped us in ways that we are yet to fully appreciate and has provided us with a platform we can use to go out and take on the world.

Brisbane Grammar School aspires to be the best school for boys in Australia. For us, the seniors of 2024, it already is and always will be.

Thank you and farewell.

Sam Wallwork School Captain

Darcy Carroll-Kirkwood

Bowei Chen

Drew Chudleigh

Hamish Cooke

Fox Deane

Nic Carter

Brendan Cheng

Harsha Cikaluru

Ed Cooper

Isaac Doan

Pablo Chamon Kovalenko

Jarrah Chien

Robert Cochrane

Oliver Cray

Jordan Donald

Theo Chan

Jacob Choi

George Collins

Jim Curley

Tom Donald

Ted Callaghan

Tom Chan

Rohan Chopra

Nick Condon

Will de Gunst

Austin Cancio-Newton

Samuel Chappell

Isaac Chua

Grayson Cook

Lucas de Zubicaray

Otto Dwyer

Mitch Emery

Dominic Forrest

Andrew Gracen

Arthur Hames

Benji Edwards

William Ewart

Nash Furnell

Harvey Griffin

George Hammer

Jake Edwards

Sam Fedorov

Ryan Galgane

Kobi Griffiths

Max Hammer

Hugo Elix

Alec Fitzgerald

Morgan Gao

Tom Gulliver

Nicholas Hammett

Angus Ellerman

Connor Fitzpatrick

Adriano Gianfelici

Jack Guyatt

Toby Harpham

Lachie Elliott

Julius Flaskas

Finnur Gislason

Samuel Hains

Lewis Harvey

Flynn Horton

Adam James

Tom Kelly

Matthew Kim

Maxim Kuznetsov

Mark Humphreys

Manul Jayasena

Bertie Kendall

Sebastian Kimbell

Benjamin La

Liam Huntley

Will Johnson

Oliver Kennedy

Sam Klaassen

Oliver Larsen

Esa Hussain

Michael Joyce

Joshua Kenward

Tristan Knudsen

Marcus Latimore

Tim Hinton

Henry Hyde

Alexander Keir

Mitchell Khoo

Boris Kotovich

Nick Hoole

Alastair Jackson

Oliver Kelly

Pascal Khosrotehrani

Chris Kua

Ben Le

Max Liberatore

Charlie Lutton

Oliver Martin

Spencer McPherson

Donghoon Lee

Owen Lin

Isaac Lutz

Hugh McAndrew

Tony Meng

Zed Lee

Jonathan Loh

Josh Lynch

Kyan McClatchy

George Mercer

Harrison Leeuwendal

Sam Long

Alexander Macfarlane

Alexander McConnel

Henry Mercer

Thomas Leeuwendal

Nicholas Love

Lincoln Manuel

Raff McDonnell

Thomas Middleton

Alex Leung

Daniel Luo

Daniel Martin

Isaac McNally

Dan Miller

John Robertson

Neil Sarikwal

Hanbi Seo

Nick Silverston

Will Smith

Kit Robertson

Oliver Schnitzerling

Arun Shan

Jack Sinclair

Rupert Sommerville

Max Romer

Alexander Sclavos

Ollie Shearer-Smith

Alex Smith

Nic Soo

Hudson Ridoutt

Thomas Ruddell

Nick Scott

Thomas Siemon

Josh Smith

Alex Roberts

Manoli Samios

Matthew Sebastian

Tom Siganto

Lachie Smith

Benjamin Robertson

Alistair Sapsford

Zayn Seedat

Jaipreet Sihota

Sam Smith

Thomas Stannard

Lucas Tan

Ethan Tiong

Oliver Tu

Sansith Warusamanna

Nate Stathis

Roy Tang

Spencer Tomlin

Caspian Tuckwell

Jack Webb

Lucas Stay

Olly Taylor

James Topping

Henry Tuma

Jackson Webb

Matthew Stevens

Jack Telford

Minh Tran

Miles Tweed

Finn Whitehill

Isaac Spiller

Bede Stuckey

Oliver Tham

Benjamin Treacy

Lucas Waite

Ben Springall

Andy Swindells

Rupert Thynne

Gordon Tsai

Sam Wallwork

Graduating class of 2024

Jollie Window

Ocean Xia

Joe Yu

Hudson Wraight

Marcus Yeo

Jason Zhang

Archie Wong

Aiden Xiao

Nathaniel Yu

Michael Wong

Ray Yee

Mike Zeng

Lewis Williams

Justin Wu

Chris Yesberg

Andrew Zhuang

Alan Zhao

Eddie Willmott

Thomas Wu

Aidan Yeung

William Zillmann

Tony Zhao

Head of Year 12

For the year group, the beginning of a new academic year brought a unique privilege - the honour of being the first senior custodians of the STEAM Precinct. In previous years, we had only watched its construction with curiosity and anticipation. However, in 2024 we eagerly embraced the opportunities it provided - new social spaces, innovative classrooms and collaborative learning environments.

In January, our student leaders gathered in the Atrium to set the tone for the year. With the

message of “All in”, every student was challenged to unite, compete and support one another as they navigated the expectations, traditions and events of their senior year.

The year has been filled with achievements, alongside a few disappointments that served as moments for reflection and growth. Whether we were celebrating our debaters, cheering our swimmers upon their return from Chandler, enjoying performances from our musicians, gathering for exams, or

coming together for Bi-Grammar events, the cohort made its mark and showed what could be accomplished.

The STEAM Precinct became the place of a new culture. It inspired the boys to triumph in two ‘343’ events at Northgate, fostered collaboration, and cultivated a spirit of brotherhood, with laughter echoing through the space during breaks. This year, they took on the challenge and, in doing so, built a reputation that extended beyond the STEAM Precinct and reached across the entire School.

It is difficult to fully capture the impact of everything the cohort has achieved, but when they return— whenever that may be—they will always be reminded of how special their final year at Brisbane Grammar School truly was.

Craig TImms Head of Year

Senior Formal

Senior Snapshots

Younger Years

Snapshot

Year 11

As we look back on this remarkable year, it’s evident that Year 11 has been a transformative journey filled with growth, excitement and achievement. This pivotal year has set a strong foundation as students

prepare to enter their final year of schooling.

One of the standout moments of 2024 was the eagerly anticipated transition to the new STEAM Precinct. This fresh, dynamic

environment has invigorated the students’ learning experiences, fostering a sense of pride and enthusiasm that will carry them into their final year.

The high levels of participation in cocurricular and Public Purpose initiatives have been truly inspiring. From sports and debating to arts and various other activities, students have embraced every opportunity to grow and excel outside the classroom. Their active involvement has enriched their school life and contributed to a vibrant and engaged community. Our Year 11 students also shone through their role as student leaders in Outdoor Education. Their leadership and commitment to service have been exemplary,

setting a high standard for peer support and community involvement.

It would be remiss not to publicly acknowledge and thank Mr Larry Carmichael, who retired during Term 2, for his years of dedication. His profound understanding of the boys and insightful guidance of the cohort have been instrumental in their success. I would also like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to our incredible Form Tutors and Mr Ged Hales, whose unwavering support and dedication have been crucial in guiding students through this important stage.

As Year 11 students look ahead to their final year, they do so with a strong sense of purpose and direction. The growth and achievements of this year have set them up for an exciting and promising future. I eagerly anticipate their continued success and the bright future that lies ahead.

Chris Dash Head of Year 11

Year 10

The Year 10 cohort of 2024 have achieved a series of promising results in the classroom and have positioned themselves as strong contributors to those in our community, with service being a particular focus of each of the 18 Tutor Groups.

Year 10 have progressed through the academic landscape to decide upon what opportunities await them in 2025. To witness their growing maturity and admission of accountability in this domain has been a point of distinct pleasure for all staff.

Within the cocurricular domain, students displayed a flair for exceptional levels of engagement. Music produced a series of wonderful concerts and

performances. The Senior School Dramatic Production of Romeo and Juliet was a phenomenal undertaking with a series of strong performances. In the Debating halls, the students were able to maintain

their wonderful record of success in the GPS and QDU competitions. The Swimming and Cross Country communities attained success with grit and team cohesion. The Year 10 cohort dominated a record-breaking

GPS Swimming triumph. The Cricket community saw talented players represent the School in the First XI teams. The leadership of Year 10 Rugby was outstanding, with three Year 10s entering the First XV.

The boys worked to service a range of Public Purpose opportunities. They helped with targeted projects such as ‘Hope in a Suitcase’ and the Leukaemia foundation’s ‘Shave for a Cure’.

There are many significant people to thank for the success of the cohort. Rachael Dauber and Vanessa Gillman, Year 10 Parent Representatives, deserve enormous praise for their desire to create a cohesive community.

Year 10 will enter their senior years at the school well placed to excel.

Jon Hopes Head of Year 10

Year 9

2024 has been a year of substantial growth and development for the Year 9 cohort. With the transition from Middle to Senior School comes exciting opportunity, increased responsibility, enhanced expectation and age-appropriate independence,

and it has been exciting to watch the boys adopt this new approach.

From an academic perspective, 2024 has challenged our students to develop effective academic routines and habits and implement these into their daily and weekly

operations, outside of school hours. Further, the expectation for effort and application towards all academic tasks has been the basis of consistent focus across the year. It has been exciting to observe the boys rise to this challenge, and subsequently develop the necessary level of academic autonomy and independence that is required to achieve success in an ever-changing and advancing world.

The wellbeing of our students is at the forefront of our approach. Students have transitioned onto the pastoral model of the Senior School while immersing themselves into the cultural projects explored within student wellbeing. Running parallel to this were the adventures of Moogerah, notably summiting

Mt Greville as part of the weeklong immersion for Year 9. Further, it has been wonderful to see so many boys engaging in the wide-ranging initiatives on offer within Public Purpose.

The Cocurricular program continues to provide the perfect balance of challenge and enjoyment, as well as enhance the development of collaborative skills and cohesive thinking via the various sporting and cultural programs within this domain. Across the course of the year, boys participated enthusiastically and should be proud of their continued effort and application to achieving outstanding results on the field, with the orchestra, or as part of their dramatic productions.

I thank our parent community for their ongoing support and look forward to continuing our connection in 2025.

Adam Bloch Head of Year 9

Year 8

The Year 8 cohort had a remarkably successful final year in Middle School, marked by a “back to the future” moment as classes returned to N Block - a nod to the school’s rich history. This year was packed with numerous highlights, showcasing the boys’ enthusiasm, resilience and camaraderie.

One of the most memorable

experiences was the camp at Moogerah, where the boys had the opportunity to connect with nature, challenge themselves in various outdoor activities, and strengthen their bonds with peers. The camp served not only as a break from the classroom but also as a vital component of their personal development, fostering leadership,

teamwork and independence.

The Innovation Summit was an exciting week. It allowed the boys to explore cutting-edge ideas and technologies, encouraging them to think like innovators and problemsolvers. This event not only sparked their curiosity but also gave them a glimpse into the future, preparing them for the challenges and

opportunities that lie ahead.

The Quest program, an allday activity in collaboration with BGGS, was another standout event. It provided the boys with a platform to engage in interdisciplinary challenges, encouraging critical thinking and creativity. This experience was not just about academic growth; it also emphasised the importance of working collaboratively and thinking outside the box, skills that will serve them well in their future academic and personal endeavours.

Participation in GPS sports was a highlight of the year. The boys displayed exceptional sportsmanship and dedication,

whether on the field, track or court. Their commitment to training and competition reflected the values of teamwork, perseverance and respect, reinforcing the importance of balancing academics with physical fitness and teamwork.

Throughout the year, the boys approached every challenge with great enthusiasm, whether in the classroom, on the sports field, or in various cocurricular activities. Their positive attitude and willingness to

engage fully in all aspects of school life have set a strong foundation as they prepare to transition into the Senior School. The year has been a testament to their growth, both academically and personally, and we look forward to seeing what they will achieve in the years to come.

Andrew Skinner Head of Year 8

Year 7

As an intake year for Brisbane Grammar School, Year 7 provides an opportunity to build the cultural foundation that will foster success in the boys’ journey through School.

The analogy introduced to the cohort on the first day of the 2024 school year was that of a 270-piece orchestra: to realise our collective performance ambitions we needed to ensure that we pursued individual excellence. The School’s teachers and coaches would be our conductors, and the BGS values would provide the music that ensured we were playing in harmony.

The establishment of these cultural norms was the focus of the cohort’s orientation program that kicked off the year with three days of team-building activities, a highlight of which was the inflatable obstacle course in the Indoor Sports Centre pool. As well as cooling off in the water, this program introduced students to the routines and expectations that are the bedrock of Grammar’s success while also facilitating the establishment of social connections.

The Year 7 Outdoor Education

experience provided a rich opportunity within a dynamic and challenging environment to demonstrate the developing culture of the group. What was most evident was the positivity and optimism of the cohort, with each Tutor Group embracing the opportunity to get out of their comfort zone. When under pressure, their key collective traits— collaboration, leadership of self, and acceptance of others—rose to the occasion to ensure our first trip to Pepperina Hill was such a rewarding experience.

These traits have also been

demonstrated in the cohort’s engagement in the Cocurricular program, where they have pursued excellence as a collective to realise notable achievements across Music, the Performing Arts and Sport. Similarly, boys have embraced leadership opportunities in Public Purpose, while our Class Captains and Cocurricular Ambassadors have offered support and encouragement to their peers.

While much of the year focused on developing our cohort culture, creativity was at the fore of the Innovation Summit, where the boys

made the most of the opportunities afforded by the STEAM building. Across the three days of the program, students were immersed in the design process, producing astonishing outcomes that highlighted what they can achieve when provided with the time and space for authentic collaboration and problem solving.

While the challenges we face as a cohort will increase in complexity in the coming years, the foundational values reinforced this year will remain constant, ensuring we remain in harmony as we prepare for the performances to come.

Samuel Lobascher Head of Year 7

Year 6

Year 6 continued to blaze a trail as the first large cohort of younger students, 150 strong. They built lasting connections with even more peers through re-arranged classes and cocurricular teams. Already a highly participatory cohort, Year 6 students relished the additional opportunities provided by new STEAM clubs.

Students exercised their growing independence in Term 1 with an overnight stay at the School’s Outdoor Education facility, Moogerah. This camp gave students extended experiences on both water and land, and an enhanced appreciation for both the cultural and environmental values of the area. The evening’s animal show even included a challenging opportunity to handle a large python.

The highlight of the year for many students was their week-long trip to Sydney and Canberra in Term 3. The trip connected with their study of Australia’s federation and system of government in History. Diverse experiences included a Sydney Harbour ferry trip, Questacon (the

National Science Centre), Parliament House, the Australian War Memorial and the Australian Institute of Sport. A continued focus on Protect and Connect included addressing and preventing bullying, exploring friendships, emotions and child safety, and age-appropriate sessions

from guest presenters, True Relationships.

During Term 4, the cohort participated in the Solar Buddy program which included a practical element, helping students in less developed countries. This complimented their Geography curriculum which focused on Australia’s connection with Asia and the regional social and environmental issues that require solving. Students impressed each other, teachers and parents by successfully communicating their deep knowledge and understanding.

Many Year 6 students developed their leadership skills while serving as class captains, year level representatives for cocurricular activities, and as captains and reporters for weekly sporting fixtures. During Term 4, students started making the gentle, but still significant, transition to Year 7, where they will welcome a further 150 students to complete their cohort.

Ian Grice Head of Year 6

Year 5

Each year, it is with pleasure that we welcome the newest cohort to the school, our Year 5 students, whose characteristic zeal and unmistakable zest for life sparks a wonderful start to the school year. This year was no exception, and the Year 5 cohort of 2024 has had a year packed full of experiences that kept their collective spark burning bright.

As the boys came to better know their School, classmates, teachers and themselves, their sense of becoming Grammar boys and their wellbeing strengthened. Year 5 students engaged with experiences such as the Orientation Program and learning through the extensive Student Wellbeing Curriculum to support this process.

A diverse academic program ensured the boys experienced a host of opportunities for endeavour. Activities such as the Savvy Scientist, the Music Immersion

Program, STEAM Challenges, History excursions, Clay Day and Book Week reflect the richness of the landscape for learning opportunities.

Sporting and cultural activities and events were a wonderful space for connection, interdependence and personal growth. Year 5 students were well engaged across the spectrum of sporting codes and cultural activities throughout the year, an indication of their positive development.

The boys have been ably supported this year, and I extend my sincere thanks to our Year 5 form tutor team: Mrs Baker, Ms Davies, Mr Hawkins, Ms Pratt, Mr Straughan, and Mr Riley, and to our parent representatives, Mrs Alyson Cooper and Mrs Narda McCarthy and their team of parent volunteers for their support to the Year 5 cohort throughout the year.

In this foundational year, the boys have shown that they can successfully navigate challenges, and they have grown into a positive community of Grammar boys. I look forward with interest to seeing them continue to flourish as they step up to Year 6 in 2025.

Paul Kenny Head of Year 5

Outdoor Education

A Year of Growth and Connection

This year at Lake Moogerah, BGS students truly embodied the Outdoor Education motto, “It’s the effort put in that counts.” Through their engagement with the natural environment and community, they have learned valuable lessons about themselves, others and the land.

In 2024, students continued to advance the regeneration and reforestation efforts, dedicating over 600 hours to land care. They removed invasive weeds from the Bitenbar site and planted 300 native trees around Pepperina Hill, contributing significantly to the health and sustainability of the ecosystem. A landmark event this year was the first controlled burn conducted by BGS at Bitenbar. This burn was carefully managed to clear undergrowth, supporting the life cycle of native and protected species and demonstrating our commitment to land stewardship.

The impact of these experiences on students has been profound. Year 10 student Lewis Hay reflected on his final program at Moogerah,

saying, “The staff are not only welcoming but teach you and enrich you in the culture of Indigenous Australians, in the form of dance, games and laying under the stars and telling you a story. As your stay at Moogerah gets longer, your ability to lead and become more mature grows more prominent.”

This deep connection to culture and personal growth is a testament to the program’s holistic approach.

Nick Walker shared his thoughts,

stating, “I feel as if I have grown significantly as a person. After climbing the challenging mountains and pushing my personal limits, I have found myself to be a lot more capable than I thought I was. The Moogerah experience has allowed me to feel a sense of connection that has grown over the years, courtesy of the staff and my classmates.”

Through their efforts and reflections, BGS students in Years 5

to 11 have not only made a tangible impact on the environment, but have also experienced personal growth and forged strong bonds with their peers and the land. This year at Moogerah has truly demonstrated the power of effort, and the richness of learning that comes from it.

Mr Derek Jervis Director of Outdoor Education

Boarding

The success of Grammar Boarding in 2024 is largely due to the selfless contributions of many. This is highlighted when reflecting on the Parent Boarder Support Boarding at Brisbane Grammar School has continued to grow and innovate throughout 2024. The Boarding core values of connection, contribution and courage have regularly surfaced through the people, places and programs that bring Grammar Boarding to life.

Fostering opportunities for our boarding community to build deeper connections with one another has been a hallmark of this year. From the orientation program to commencing the year with new boarders; from the reinvigorated Activities program to the advent of closed weekends and more regular parent socials; the opportunities for our community to connect have been abundant. The social ecosystem that is strengthened by these bonds serves to support our boarders through the trials and tribulations that can be expected in student residential communities.

Group’s efforts in stocking and staffing the Boarding Coffee & Cake Stall that operated during Open Day. These parents’ efforts are tangibly reflected in the 2024 Boarding

Polo Shirts worn so proudly by our boarders, emblazoned with a design devised by several of our Harlin House students. Additionally, the contribution of Old Boy Tutors to the academic success of our boarders cannot go unrecognised.

The core value of courage develops across the breadth of

our Boarding community. Whether exhibited in those tentative first steps early in one’s Boarding journey or by the parents who bid farewell to their son for the first time; by the boarder who participates in a new activity or the staff member who constructs and leads - courage is critical to the

success of our community.

Thank you to all those who have made Grammar Boarding in 2024 such an incredible experience.

Simon Conway Head of Senior School

Oscar Dowling, Isaac Lutz, Benji Edwards, Patrick Maher, Toby Harpham, Eddie

Fifth Row: Mark Humphreys, Kha Minh Quang Cao, Ben Wilson, Marcus Lynch, Bode Taylor, Sidney McMenamin, Sangwani Chinula, Nathan Xu, Conor Broadley, Cooper Kerr, Orson Stewart

Fourth Row: Jason Tan, Tom Poder, Jed Siganto, Alex Feldblyum, Harper Enasio, Rupert Drew, Archie Gutteridge, Curtis Lin, Borui Robertson-Zeng, Hugo Elix, Tim Allport, Ralph Labor, Rylan Pribadi, Monty Watchirs

Third Row: Aidan Yeung, Joshua McNamara, James Anictomatis, Nicky Garnsey, Ian Chow, Johan Zhang, Ben Le, Justin Liu, Harry Xue, Darcy Lewis, Jeremy Boo, Ben Nguyen, Henry Liu, Jackson Peck, Dominic Fan

Second Row: Jerry Xue, Wayne Cheung, Ryan Lam, Ezra Akiba, James Watson, Oliver Greenaway, Bosco Wong, Andy Mac, Barry Smith, Xavier Grey, Carson Tsui, Jamie Watson, Thierry Kwok, Cooper Lloyd

Front Row: Binh Nguyen, Nathan Chan, Joshua Poh, Alexander Keir, Benjamin Treacy, Mrs Debbie Cross, Mr Jono Farrell, Mr Simon Conway, Mr Tim Holzgrefe, Tom Siganto, Samuel Chappell, Owen Lin, Jake Edwards, William Wei, Karvyn Chan

Absent: Joe Yu, Tony Meng, Sam Bolam, Bharathi Kumar

Harlin House Seniors

Back Row: Jake Edwards, Benji Edwards, Owen Lin, Isaac Lutz, Toby Harpham

Middle Row: Mr Tim Holzgrefe, Mr Jono Farrell, Tom Poder, William Johnson, Eddie Willmott, Benjamin Treacy, Samuel Chappell, Mr Simon Conway

Front Row: Joshua Poh, Ben Nguyen, Tom Siganto, Aidan Yeung, Mark Humphreys, Hugo Elix, Ben Le, Alexander Keir

Absent: Joe Yu, Tony Meng, Sam Bolam

Harlin House

Back Row:

Willmott, Tom Harris, Will Johnson

Harlin House Senior Leaders

Left to Right: Mr Tim Holzgrefe, Mr Jono Farrell, Owen Lin, Jake Edwards, Mr Simon Conway

Left to Right: Joshua Poh, Tom Siganto, Benjamin Treacy, Samuel Chappell, Alexander Keir

Griffith House

Back Row: Aidan Chen, Ryder Cheng, Harrison Coyne-House, Diyako Rekar, Miller Lin

Middle Row: Gabriel Zheng, Sheldon Cheng, Tomasi Vatanitawake, Mac Taylor, Ronald Guo, Jeremy Kuo, Henry Lin, Christopher Lee, Mr Tim Holzgrefe

Front Row: Tom Bliss, Owen Ou, Angus Reddie, Hamish Kelly, Theo Constantinou, Arthur Rasmussen, Angus Herrington, Riyaz Paudyal Absent: Ambrose Stewart

Senior Library

Libraries play a crucial role in schools, acting as dynamic centres for learning, exploration and personal growth. At BGS, our libraries offer access to resources, nurture a love of reading and support the development of research skills and critical thinking. Beyond being mere repositories for books, libraries are safe havens where students can delve into their interests, collaborate with peers and engage in both creative and academic activities.

The Senior Library has been filled with numerous initiatives to enrich students’ learning experiences. As we continually endeavour

to enhance or recapture boys’ interest in recreational reading, it was heartening to see an increase in fiction borrowings across the School. Encouraging a love for reading enhances literacy, supports wellbeing and builds a lifelong habit of learning and personal growth.

Celebrated activities continued with the ‘Get Caught’ reading competition, the Lego Club, and Science Week which sparked curiosity with an ant farm, weightlifting competitions and Lego creations. Book Week featured the ‘Canva Cover’ competition, and the ‘May the Fourth’ celebration delighted Star Wars fans with

themed activities. The Readers Cup and Book Club provided platforms for students to engage with literature in a creative, supportive environment.

A focus has been educating students about information and digital literacy, which are crucial in today’s world. Explicitly teaching students to critically evaluate sources, understand credibility and effectively use digital tools, we create awareness and confidence in our students. Mastering the research process equips them with skills essential for academic success and lifelong learning.

This year, we farewell Library Technician, Mrs Bernadette van den Hout, who has been an integral part of BGS Libraries’ foundation and development. Throughout her 16 years, she has connected with thousands of students, offering guidance and direction in their reading choices. We thank her for her dedication and commitment and wish her well in retirement.

John Byrne Director of Library Services

Centenary Library

The wonderful space that has been Centenary Library for the past 11 years celebrated its final year this year with the same enjoyment and enthusiasm as always. With its colourful seating and stimulating displays, Centenary Library has been a popular, safe and welcoming space where thousands of students throughout the years have been able to unwind, relax, engage and enjoy. This year was busy and exciting, celebrating events such as Book Week, Star Wars Week, Horror Week and Science Week. Reading, of course, was the main focus, with over 6,000 books borrowed this year and, to tie in with English units, the Library was decorated in Fantasy and Sci-Fi themes. Book Week in Term 1 was a lively and inspiring week with

author Jack Heath the stand-out favourite. In an interactive session, he demonstrated how to write more creatively by focusing on editing, and this advice was reinforced by author Charlotte Barkla when she

was here as Writer in Residence. During Term 2, all Year 7s were involved in a Shared Reading Challenge with their parents as reading buddies. For nine boys, Term 2 also ended with a trip to

North Lakes College to participate in the Brisbane North Readers Cup competition, while Term 3 saw many boys participating in our Reading Olympics challenges.

Academic excellence was not forgotten with the Library continuing to support learning and information needs. This included Science, History and Geography research help, academic integrity lessons, and senior students offering help with homework, thus ensuring academic excellence was always an achievable goal.

2025 will see the amalgamation of three libraries into two as Year 7s join the Middle School Library and Year 8s join the Senior Library. Whilst we will miss Centenary Library, we look forward to making the new Library an even more vibrant space in the new year.

Cathy Oxley Teacher Librarian

Middle School Library

This year, the boys have found that reading is magic in the Middle School Library.

The beginning of the year kickstarted our celebration of books with Book Week. Students and parents were invited to the Book Week Breakfast where Deborah Abela spoke about her journey as a reader and an author. The Centenary Hall was decorated with a range of posters from Year 6, displaying design around the theme ‘Reading is Magic’. The Year 6 students were further spoilt, with a visit from Mark Greenwood about his History Mysteries and how he makes history come alive. Somerset Storyfest capped off the term for a group of Year 6s who were lucky enough to experience the joy of talking books all day.

Olympic celebrations ran

throughout Terms 2 and 3. The ‘Reading Relay’ saw competition heat up between different classes, where 6D were ultimately victorious and celebrated with a French-

themed lunch in the library. Term 3 saw individuals take part in medal events and compete against teachers and peers. There were many activities to engage in and

many words read.

The Bookfair had a range of new books and favourite titles available and all who visited enjoyed shopping for themselves and others. Throughout the year the Library Monitors engaged in library services for all patrons and were renamed ‘Library Legends’. These students enjoyed returning and reshelving, however their main responsibility was taking more ownership over the space and creating dynamic and engaging displays, bookmarks and posters for the library.

The Middle School Library saw a new team deliver well-loved activities and new and exciting challenges for students and staff this year. The students and staff have enjoyed getting to know each other and talking all things bookish.

Middle School Library staff look forward to continuing the reading adventure next year.

Sarah Lusink Teacher Librarian

Activities

Athene Club | Chess | DoE Award | Faith Fellowship Group | Gender Respect Group

Athene Club

Back Row: Dominic Forrest, Zed Lee, Nick Silverston, Ed Cooper

Fourth Row: Eva Clarke, Benjamin Li, James Brough, Charlie Lutton, Tom

Roc Woodhouse

Third Row: Alexander Keir, Archie Austin, Lucas Lu, Nicholas Love, Charlotte Serisier, Evie Kolff Van Oosterwijk, Alistair Sapsford, Chris Zhu, Manoli Samios, Sam Wallwork

Second Row: Mr Greg Howes, Asha Stewart, Ellen Baek, Liv Evans, Elsie Jackson, Dorothy

Vani Ranjan, Leni Kruger, Ms Jo Genders

Front Row: Sameera Prasad, Neve McNab, Darcy Basford, Kaiyu Su, Angus Ellerman,

Valerie Yu, Molly Miller, Sunnie Lin

Absent: Iha Agrawal, Harper Enasio, Thomas Ruddell

Athene Club

For the last two years, answering the question “what actually is Athene Club?” from curious non-members has never been straightforward. No one-sentence answer ever does justice to the calibre of intellectual thought witnessed at each meeting or to the deep bonds forged within the group through discussion.

Each meeting this year brought a unique atmosphere. Some were rowdy and enflamed by controversy; others were sombre and reflective. Some filled the open space of ST514 and ST515 while others were intimate enough that we could do away with putting hands up to speak.

Jacqueline

Papers, as always, pushed boundaries and tested our thinking. Dominic Forrest offered us all a rigorous exercise in philosophical debate with his paper on antinatalism. Samuel Hains cast our minds back to the dawn of humanity with his paper on the origins of language and human

consciousness. From our BGGS companions, we discussed papers on topics such as cancel culture, the pursuit of immortality, and, more humorously, romantic relationships with AI.

It was excellent to see the club flourish again, with the number of meetings held this year returning to a high not seen since before COVID. For helping with this Athene renaissance, I thank all members, Mr Howes and Ms Genders (BGGS) as coordinators, and the ultra-proactive BGGS President, Sophie List.

For those in this year’s group, like those who have come before us, we part with the knowledge that confronting the questions of our times is best done with an open ear and open mind - wisdom that perhaps captures the essence of the Athene Club.

Angus Ellerman Athene Club President

Chan, Luke Saywell, Samuel Hains, Tom Donald,

Rae, Katie Dore,

Loh,

Sophie List, Aoife Bedggood,

Chess Club

Chess continues to be a popular sport at BGS. In 2024, the Middle School Chess Club (Year 5 & 6) activities continued throughout the year. Beginners through to advanced players attended, enjoying the opportunity to engage with likeminded individuals, as well as partake in the competitive rivalry and camaraderie.

Throughout the year, selected players competed in the Queensland Interschool Chess competition. Our premier team: Shallon Lin, Elvis Wu, Lucas Wang, Oliver Ha (Term 2) and Charlie Wang (Terms 1, 3 and 4) achieved first place in each divisional tournament, enabling them to qualify for the State Finals. Their consistent play and teamwork were key components in this laudable effort.

There were many other fine performances across our teams throughout the year. In Round 1, our A Grade team consisting of Oliver Ha, Lewis Zhu, Ethan Kao and Ethan Milford placed second, just behind BGS Team 1. In the B division, Alan Gai, Henry Lee, Ryan Cao and George Ling achieved first place.

In Round 2, the A Grade team consisted of Charlie Wang, Lewis

Zhu, Ethan Kao and Ethan Milford, who placed fourth. In the B division, Lucas Tong, George Ling, Harish Anand, Tristan Ng placed second.

In Round 3, in the Premier division, Oliver Ha, Lewis Zhu, Ethan Kao and Joshua Smith achieved fifth place. In the A Grade division, Max Wang, George Ling, Ryan Cao and Henry Lee achieved fourth place, just half a point ahead of Theodore Moore, Oscar Law, Samuel Beck and Alan Gai who followed close behind

to take fifth place. The tournament series allowed many players to gain experience and increase their ratings throughout the year.

I extend my sincere thanks to the Chess community, particularly our coaches, Mr Patrick Byrom and Mr Charles Gu, for their dedicated efforts with our youngest Chess players this year.

Paul Kenny Chess Club Leader

Duke of Edinburgh Award

The Duke of Edinburgh (DoE) Award is internationally recognised and encourages participants to explore their individual interests. A longstanding part the Cocurricular program at BGS, the DoE program has seen hundreds of students achieve bronze, silver and gold awards over the years.

This year saw seven of our students and Old Boys recognised with gold awards for their efforts. Old Boys Rahul Kumar, Jovan Yen, Patrick Strotton, Simson Thomas, Angus Norris, James Fearon, and current Year 12 student Christopher Yesberg were all invited to receive their award at City Hall. These boys will also have their names added to the Gold Award Honour Board which holds names of gold awardees back to the 1970s.

The rest of the award is also alive and well with around 40 students signing up to start the program this year. To complete their award, they must compete hours of effort in the areas of Physical Recreation, Learning a Skill, Service to the Community, and Adventurous Journey.

For many students, the highlight of the award is the Adventurous Journey. Although some students opt to complete this with external providers, most students sign up to complete the expeditions planned

by our staff here at School. This year saw our first extended trip, with our bronze students spending four days hiking the North New South Wales Coast and the silver and gold students doubling that. These students planned and conducted their journey, with the silver and gold students taking on greater navigation and planning responsibility. We are extremely grateful for the work put into these expeditions by our Outdoor Education staff who make the Award possible to run at the school.

Our Award also runs the Bridge Award which has two levels offered to students in Years 7 and 8. The Bridge Award has the same components as the bronze DoE, with a reduced time requirement. We had a number of students involved in the Bridge Award this year

with three having completed the second level.

Finally, we would like to thank all our community members who take time to be assessors for our awardees. In particular, the teachers, Tuckshop and BGS Library staff who supported our program. We look forward to seeing these programs continue to help boys broaden their interests in 2025.

Mrs Sophie Lusk and Mr Casey Walker Duke of Edinburgh Award Leaders

Faith Fellowship Group

The Faith Fellowship Group (FFG) provides students with the opportunity to consider some of the deeper questions of life. Discussions include faith-based perspectives on issues our students face. Students of any or no particular faith are welcome to participate.

This year, students met in yearlevel groups each week before school (Years 9-12), or at morning tea (Years 7 and 8). Monthly after school meetings (Years 9-12) and each Friday lunch (Years 5-8) provided opportunities to join in fun but purposeful activities alongside students from other year levels.

More students than ever before attended one of the annual FFG holiday camps in April (Years 9-12) and September (Years 5-8), with over 170 students participating. Each camp used a movie theme to help students explore Christianity and other faith-based belief systems. A standout feature of the camps was the very positive inter-year communities that were established, aided by both student and volunteer Old Boy leaders.

Many boys return year after year to an FFG camp for both the comradery and the myriad of fun activities.

A distinctive feature of FFG is the encouragement of student leadership, including student involvement in the planning and

running of many activities. The wonderful participation of a fine group of Year 12 students, many of whom held other leadership roles within their cohort, is acknowledged as we farewell them this year.

Noël Chan and Ian Grice Faith Fellowship Group Coordinators

Respect Project

Creating a culture of inclusivity and respect is at the heart of the Gender Respect Project Group at our School. Our mission revolves around promoting equality, nurturing respectful relationships, developing leadership skills, encouraging healthy expressions of masculinity, and celebrating diversity. Central to our efforts is amplifying student voice, ensuring that every student feels heard and valued in our community.

The year began with our members attending the United Nations International Women’s Day Luncheon, which provided valuable insights into the persistent genderbased inequalities within our society. This event was instrumental in raising awareness and inspiring positive change among our peers.

Our partnership with RizeUp, a non-profit organisation supporting people fleeing domestic violence, continued to strengthen throughout the year. With the support of the Junior Dramatic Production, we raised enough funds to fully furnish a home for a family in need.

This initiative made a significant difference in the lives of those affected by domestic violence, creating a tangible impact through our efforts.

We expanded our focus beyond gender equality to embrace a broader commitment to inclusivity, examining how language can shape culture. We developed the “Language Matters” campaign and created a short video to help our peers understand the power of words. Over several weeks, we explored the casual language, often used without much thought, and its impact on others. The video addressed language related to race and culture, sex and gender,

and disabilities. It was then used during student wellbeing lessons to provoke thoughtful discussions about the power of words and their impact on others.

Despite our varied viewpoints and unique backgrounds, we stand together in our belief that empathy, respect, and a dedication to nondiscrimination are core values at BGS. This shared commitment not only defines our group but also strengthens our community as a whole.

Philippa Douglas Director of Student Wellbeing Programs

Greening Grammar

Greening Grammar has partaken in numerous endeavours and projects this year. Our main initiative, Containers for Change, is Greening Grammar’s sole source of income and involves a group of boys and teachers spending an hour each fortnight sorting through the rubbish collected in the 10 cent recycling bins. At the start of the year, the amount of general waste in the bins was unfortunately high. However, an effort to raise awareness about proper recycling has positively impacted their contents, with younger members of the club addressing the student body about the issue at Middle School Assembly.

Pizza box recycling has been another successful initiative for Greening Grammar this year. The Middle School boys have put in a fantastic effort, collecting pizza

boxes for recycling every Tuesday. The club has also run battery recycling, in addition to paper and cardboard collection throughout the year. Our Year 8 students were fortunate enough to travel to Moreton Island as Eco Marine Ambassadors and return with a wealth of knowledge on how we can help our own community.

Greening Grammar is committed to having a tangible impact on the environment and works to foster a more sustainable community. So,

we will be continuing our regular initiatives for the remainder of the year. We also have a variety of exciting upcoming projects for both Term 4 and next year. Looking towards the future, the dedicated Year 11 cohort and passionate younger students give me faith that the Year 12s are leaving the club in competent hands.

Dan Miller Year 12

Junior Maker Club

As the school year ends, we are delighted to celebrate the first year of 'The Junior Maker Club.' This unique club, previously known as ‘The Shed,’ has provided middle school students with an exciting and hands-on experience in building and construction within the new STEAM building, 'The Junior Maker Club' has become a vibrant centre of creativity and learning, igniting the imagination of our young builders.

What continues to set this club apart is its uniqueness compared to other cocurricular activities. For example, students are encouraged to create their own wooden board game, ‘Cathedral’. Each student meticulously crafts a full set of pieces and a game board using the new STEAM machines and workshop tools. This space also offers a safe environment for students to build confidence while

using the equipment under guidance. The students love it!

Due to the need for machinery and tools, the club can only accommodate 12 students per semester. This limitation ensures the safety and accessibility of resources. Consequently, the demand for club membership often exceeds availability, resulting in a waiting list for this engaging and enriching activity.

In summary, the Junior Maker Club has been a sanctuary of creativity, learning and hands-on experiences for our middle school students. It has empowered them to explore their interests, develop essential skills, and create their own unique paths in the world of construction and craftsmanship. As we say goodbye

to another school year, we eagerly anticipate the next chapter and middle school students it will inspire in 2025 and beyond.

Mr Michael Powell Junior Maker Club Coordinator

BGS Community Public Purpose

The community spirit at BGS has shone brightly this year, with students in Years 5-12 coming together with staff and parents to make a significant impact through Public Purpose.

Service remains central to Public Purpose, and BGS students have continued to offer their time to support the wider community. The Reading Partners program connected students from Years 7-10, providing weekly reading support to younger children at Brisbane Central State School. The Homework Club helped Kelvin Grove State College students with their homework, particularly those for whom English is a second language. Senior students also offered homework help to BGS boys in the Middle School Libraries twice a week. The Eat Up initiative saw students make over 4,500 sandwiches for students in Southeast Queensland who face hunger at school. Additionally, BGS also supported St Vincent de Paul’s through the Christmas Hamper Appeal, providing hampers to families in need.

The Days of Significance group raised awareness and provided

education on important topics including Safer Internet Day, Harmony Week, Men’s Health Week, the Bullying No Way National Week of Action and R U OK? Day.

The Public Purpose fundraising initiatives were also successful.

The World’s Greatest Shave raised over $64,500 to support leukemia research, while the Starlight Super Swim raised over $7,000 to support children during their hospital stays. The Push-Up Challenge raised $10,346 to support mental health initiatives and services for Australians, and the Sleepout for

Brisbane Youth Services raised $2,500 to assist youth experiencing homelessness. The Guide Dogs Youth Ambassador Program raised $2,300 to continue supporting the training of guide dogs that assist people living with vision impairments.

The collective efforts of the Public Purpose groups reflect the dedication of the BGS community to making a positive impact locally and beyond.

Crystal Thompson Public Purpose Coordinator

Public Speaking

Every year, we notice how students craft speeches that capture their concerns, but what resonated through this year’s speeches was the power of the authentic voice. When it is so easy to generate text on any topic, speakers in this year’s competitions knew that the best way to engage an audience is with a genuine interest and a personal style. The public speaking competition is a wonderful opportunity for students to be honest, vulnerable and brave in front of a public audience.

In the Middle School competitions, students offered impressive self-awareness of health and wellbeing, delving into issues contributing to happy, fulfilling lives. They navigated the dualedged nature of generative AI, found hilarity in family dynamics, and celebrated the fusion of cultures which form contemporary Australian identities. Delivered as stories interwoven with fact, opinion and practical advice, speeches were engaging and entertaining.

Judges commented on the difficulty in separating competitors who artfully delivered with outstanding expression and vocal conviction.

In Years 9-12, students challenged audiences to reflect on our current state and question where we are heading. Using language that persuaded and entertained, speakers probed issues about anonymity, identity and accountability. Other memorable

speeches prompted us to think about the responsibility of leaders and the manipulative effects of language. The true skill of the speaker, as witnessed this year, is not just in balancing style and substance, but also in delivering with authenticity.

Mrs Carla

Mr Greg Howes

Public Speaking Coordinators

Back row: Lucas Lu, Hamish Ellerman, Dominic Forrest.

Front row: Aarith Naik, Marlin Ngo, Finn Yem, Henry Woodward. Absent: Hamish Moore.

Science Extension Activities

This year has been exciting for the Science extension space. In early May, 60 students enthusiastically joined the Big Science Competition. This global competition, open to Years 7-10, is a 50-minute, multiplechoice online test that challenges

students' science knowledge, critical thinking and problemsolving skills. The questions are set in contemporary and reallife contexts, making them both relatable and interesting. Our students outperformed the rest of

the competition across all metrics. In late May, 43 students participated in the Junior Science Olympiad, which was divided into a Year 7 and 8 level, and a more challenging Year 9 & 10 level. These exams are known for being challenging and rewarding and are only held once a year, covering biology, chemistry, earth and environmental science, and physics. Impressively, six students achieved high distinction, placing them in the top 10% of the competition, while 11 students earned distinctions, placing them in the next 20%.

During Term 3, 45 Year 10 and 11 students took part in the Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Olympiad Competition. Pleasingly, 7 students placed in the top 10% with a High Distinction – one in Biology, 2 in Chemistry and 4 in Physics.

At the end of 2023, we re-joined the Australian Brain Bee Challenge. Alex Sampson and Eamman Conomos qualified for the State

Finals in late July. Congratulations to Eamman who took out the top prize and will attend the National Australian Brain Bee Challenge in December in Perth as the Queensland Champion. Additionally, individual students were chosen to participate in the Senior Research Immersion Program, as part of Students Performing Advanced Research in Queensland Education (SPARQed), at the Translational Research Institute (TRI) this year. After the weeklong experimental project, they presented their findings to family members, teachers, and the TRI community.

These activities highlight the dedication and talent of our students in the Science extension space. We look forward to more achievements and opportunities in the future.

Noël Chan Head of Science

Big Science Competition

Back Row: Finn Silverston, Conor Broadley, Thomas Scott, Timothy Zhu, Lukas Liu, Shivam Pathak

Fourth Row: Kevin Lee, Jacky Tan, Luke Zhang, Jasper Chin Moody, Lawrence Li, Alex Du, Avi Jha, Alexander Scott, Yifan Ye, Daniel Ahn

Third Row: Alfie Bennett Hill, Anoop Balasuiriya, Eugene Lee, Mahith Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, Leon Huang, Yunze Cheng, Ethan Cao, Will O'Connell, Jarrod Tan, Charles Zhang, Terry Lee

Second Row: Noel Chan (Head of Science), Henry Fan, Alex Wu, Albert Sham, Abhay Mishra, Severin Yong Gee, Edmund Hyslop, Ben Wong, Aroush Kothari, Alex Wong

Front Row: Rian Kelaiya, Gilbert Barrett, Lachlan Tan, Lucas Qu, Austin Tran, Kusha Zareie, Nelson Wang, Zachy Yap, Yuto Yamauchi, Ethan Leong, Yevin De Silva

Absent: Luke Allan, Wayne Cheung, Oliver Chin Moody, Adam Chua, Eamman Conomos, Edward Gu, Shriyan Gurram, Aarav Lalji, Albert Lien, Sacha Panchapakesan, Kiren Senaratne, Yousuf Shakeel, John Wang

Chemistry

Olympiad

Back Row: Sean Huang, Michael Beetham, Timothy Zhu, Alvin Wang, Ryan Cowdroy-Ling, Kaushal Varsani, Nick Carroll

Middle Row: Courtney Rubira, Aaron Wang, Samuel Chan, Eamman Conomos, Conor Broadley, Ethan Ai, Henry Ballentine, Shaun Li

Front Row: Charles Zhang, Daniel Ahn, Blaire Xu, Chris Zhu, Eugene Erng, Gordon Chen, Saad Salman, Evan Ye, Kevin Lee

Absent: Benjamin Li, Alvin Shen

Left to Right: Kaushal Varsani, Michael Beetham, Saad Salman

Absent: Alexander Smith

Junior Science Olympiad

Back Row: Morris Grant, Thomas Scott, Shivam Pathak, Timothy Zhu, Conor Broadley, Finn Silverston, Jacky Chang

Third Row: Anoop Balasuiriya, Mahith Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, Alexander Scott, Jacky Tan, Adam Ibrahim, Alex Du, Jasper Chin Moody, Eugene Erng, Frederick Barrett, Ojas Joshi

Second Row: Noel Chan (Head of Science), Austin Tran, Aroush Kothari, Severin Yong Gee, Edmund Hyslop, Yunze Cheng, Terry Lee, Ben Wong, Ferrell Dong

Front Row: Yuto Yamauchi, Alex Wu, Nelson Wang, Lucas Qu, Alex Wong, Henry Fan, Zachy Yap, Kusha Zareie, Austin Hu, Ethan Leong

Absent: Ethan Cao, Alex Chen, Oliver Chin Moody, Eamman Conomos, Yevin De Silva, Ryan Ding, Lawrence Li, Albert Lien, Sebastian McBride Malaquias, Yousuf Shakeel

Physics Olympiad

Back Row: Noël Chan , Will Yuen, James Lollback, Ryan Quinell, Kaushal Varsani, Michael Beetham

Front Row: Liam Liang, Blaire Xu, Gordon Chen, Aaron Wang, Shaun Li, Chris Zhu, Dennis Zhou, Saad Salman

Absent: Benjamin Li

Biology Olympiad

Student Reconciliation Action Group

This year the Student Reconciliation Action Group at BGS continued its work in acknowledging key dates on the Australian calendar dedicated to reconciliation and cultural awareness. By actively participating in events such as Closing the Gap Day, National Sorry Day, Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week, the group has not only raised awareness and celebrated First Nations histories and culture, but also inspired action within the school community.

During Reconciliation Week the BGS Libraries and the Student Reconciliation Action Group partnered to host the first annual Book Swap, with funds raised going to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation. This important foundation provides culturally relevant books and learning resources to children and families in remote Indigenous communities across Australia.

The BGS Student Reconciliation Action Group were also invited by the BGGS Uralla Club during Reconciliation Week to view the documentary The Last Daughter. The film, which delves into the personal journey of a Stolen

Generation survivor, sparked meaningful conversations among the students, encouraging deeper reflection on Australia’s history.

In NAIDOC Week Mark Humphreys (Year 12) and Darcy Lewis (Year 11) shared the First Nations BGS Boarders Totem artwork for 2024 with the school. This artwork, created by First Nations boys from the boarding community, reflects the unity and diversity of their experiences. Featuring handprints in school colours, symbolising the interconnection of the boys' lives. It also includes the Brisbane River, representing their journey to the school. Meeting places around Brisbane highlight the wide reach of

the community, while the inclusion of personal totems—a goanna, red kangaroo, emu, and snake— celebrates their cultural heritage. The painting represents the bonds formed in boarding, with boys from different backgrounds coming together as lifelong friends.

We look forward to the opportunities 2025 brings for the Student Reconciliation Action Group to continue celebrating First Nations culture, histories and advancing reconciliation efforts throughout the school community.

Crystal Thompson

Student Reconciliation Action Group Leader

Titration

On Saturday May 18, BGS proudly sent three teams of dedicated students to compete in the Queensland Titration Competition, hosted by the Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences at the University of Queensland. This challenging event tasked these young chemists with determining the number of moles in a given acid, through precise acidbase 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. Their hard work paid off with Alexander Keir, Will Yuen, and Chris Zhu securing third place in the competition, also earning individual gold awards for their exceptional performances.

Congratulations to the other team members as well, for their impressive achievements: Sean Huang, Aaron Wang and Shaun Li each received gold awards, while Andre Kwok, Nick Carroll and Isaac Chan earned silver awards.

Our Year 9 and 10 students dedicated themselves to preparing for future competitions by mastering titration techniques and calculations early. Special mentions go to Year 10 students Daniel Ahn and Timothy Zhu, who showcased their titration skills at the BGS Open Day. 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 brilliantly vivid blue diamond-shaped 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 2025.

Dr Benson and Mrs Rubira Titration Coordinators

Senior Titration Club

Back Row: Kerry Benson (Titration Coordinator), Sean Huang, Benjamin Li, Nick Carroll, Will Yuen

Front Row: Alexander Keir, Shaun Li, Isaac Chan, Aaron Wang, Chris Zhu, Andre Kwok Absent: Courtney Rubira (Head of Chemistry), Prashan Dematagoda, Morgan Gao, Jarar Khan, Maxim Kuznetsov

Junior Titration Club

Back Row: Kerry Benson (Titration Coordinator), Daniel Ahn, Eugene Erng, Jasper Chin Moody, Keshav Siraparapu, Timothy Zhu, Alex Du, Jacky Tan, Frederick Barrett, Eugene Lee

Front Row: Lucas Qu, Aroush Kothari, Alex Chen, Will O'Connell, Mahith Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, Luke Allan, Jarrod Tan, Henry Fan, Zachy Yap

STEAM Programs

At Brisbane Grammar School, we are proud to operate within our cutting-edge STEAM Precinct, where innovation seamlessly integrates with real-world learning. This year, we launched a diverse array of future-forward programs, including Game Design, F1 in Schools, and the BGS STEAM Tank. Each initiative is carefully designed and scaffolded to empower students to explore, create, and excel in the dynamic fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics.

Our Cocurricular offerings are not just activities, they are transformative experiences that set our school apart. With an unparalleled suite of programs, students can immerse themselves in a wealth of opportunities including Coding (Seniors and Juniors), Mooting, Model UN Diplomacy, Grammar Robotics (First Tech Challenge and First Lego League for Juniors), F1 in Schools, Astronomy, Coffee Enterprise, Australian Business Week, BGS STEAM Tank, Future Problem Solving, Lapidary

or Maker Clubs (Juniors or Seniors); each program igniting curiosity and fostering creative thinking.

STEAM activities offer students the opportunity to sharpen their critical thinking, collaborate on problem-solving, and develop invaluable skills for the future. Whether brainstorming or competing on the national stage, our students are encouraged to pursue their passions and uncover new ones.

Astronomy Club

Marked by curiosity, discovery and a deepening passion for the cosmos, Grammar Astronomy has had a phenomenal year. Following the progress of space flight and imminent plans for further human exploration, our young astronomers documented many celestial wonders, resulting in one of our most exciting accomplishments to date - the Grammar Astro Catalogue.

BGS STEAM Tank

STEAM Tank empowers students to develop their business aptitude and creativity, problem-solving abilities, entrepreneurship, innovation and design thinking. Old Boys, Julian Campbell ‘12 and Toby Vann ’07, led a series of engaging workshops, challenges and mentorship programs, highlighting the importance of community and seizing opportunities that shape both academic and professional growth.

F1 in Schools

Students used Information Technology to explore physics, aerodynamics, design and manufacturing. They engaged in branding, sponsorship, marketing, leadership and teamwork, while applying their skills in a practical and imaginative way. F1 in Schools fostered excitement and competition as students developed media and financial strategies to create innovative projects.

Future Problem Solving (FPS)

Students engaged in Future Problem

Solving, learned advanced strategies, collaboration, and critical and creative thinking. This interdisciplinary experience enhances their communication and leadership skills, preparing them for future challenges and equipping them with tools to thrive in an ever-changing world.

STEAM Tank

Back Row: Ethan Huang, Joshua McNamara, Peyton Saxil, Kris Dark, Lukas Liu, Adam Ibrahim, Alan Hu, Campbell O'Reilly

Middle Row: Mr Julian Campbell, Joshua Holmes, Sam Francis, Michael Tsai, Will Clutterbuck, Xavier Grey, Frederick Barrett, Eric Li, Daoson Wu

Front Row: Yashneel Prasad, Henry Fan, Ethan Koch, James Watson, Cooper Lloyd, Hamish Lilley, William Dauber, Elliot Heath, Lachy Szumowski, Orlando Dunn-Mura

Game Design

The Game Design pilot program introduced students to the fundamentals of game development, blending creativity, coding and problem-solving. Students explored interactive storytelling, gameplay mechanics and digital artistry, culminating in the creation of their own games and fostering skills relevant to both the STEAM and gaming industries.

Grammar Coding

(Senior and Junior)

Our Coders were introduced to the fundamentals of coding and computer programming through languages like Python and Java. They honed skills in problem-solving, logical thinking, and algorithmic design, gaining valuable insights into the world of technology and software development.

Grammar Mooting

Grammar Mooting is a new program that enhances students' legal skills through simulated court cases. Participants engage in research, argumentation and public speaking, fostering critical thinking and confidence. This experiential learning opportunity prepares students for future legal pathways and careers, while promoting teamwork and effective communication.

Lapidary Club

The Lapidary Club offered a handson experience with rocks, minerals and gemstones, fostering a supportive environment for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Students explored the art of shaping and polishing gemstones and learned essential lapidary techniques to transform raw materials into polished, smooth gemstones.

Maker Spaces (Senior and Junior)

Students developed their creativity and practical problem-solving skills through handson experiences, working with electronics, woodworking, 3D printing and laser cutting, while also gaining experience in iterative design and computer-aided design (CAD).

Model United Nations

The Model United Nations (Model UN) club provides an avenue for students in Years 11 and 12 to embrace the role of a modern diplomat and represent an assigned country’s position in simulated international debates addressing the world’s most pressing issues. The Model UN program and Evatt competitions throughout the year provide an immersive experience for students interested in international relations, politics and world affairs.

Robotics – First Lego League

(Years 5 and 6)

Students embarked on an exciting journey this year through the First Lego League (FLL) Challenge - an annual competition. This year’s theme, “Submerged," tasked students with designing and programming robots that can navigate underwater-themed puzzles, promoting awareness of marine conservation. The challenge pushed them to think critically and collaboratively about how technology can be used in meaningful ways to solve real-world problems.

Robotics - First Tech

(Year 7 to 12)

Robotics recruits tackled the basics of design, building and programming before splitting into teams to perfect their robots. Competing in the first ever in-house competition named Postal Panic, teams went head-to-head across 12 matches and a final round where Teams 1 and 3 secured first-place Alliance Awards, and Team 7 earned the honorary Design Award.

STEAM Enterprise Groups

BGS STEAM Enterprise Groups have expanded as an offering this year, with new and exciting programs to scope and sequence entrepreneurial thinking from Year 7 through to senior years. We have also been fortunate to welcome enthusiastic staff members to facilitate our groups, including Natalie Berndt, Lilla Csaki and Debra da Silva.

One of our Enterprise Group highlights has been the wonderful STEAM Tank pilot program that connected our Year 9 students to the Venture Capital and Old Boy Community through the selfless work of Old Boys Julian Campbell ‘12 and Toby Vann ‘07. We have also ignited the entrepreneurial spirit in our younger students with Enterprise Juniors for Years 7-8.

In the senior years, STEAM Enterprise has provided students with opportunities to extend their learnings of Economics from the classroom to real-life. Our Coffee teams, Just Brew It and Brew in Blue, have experienced the highs and lows of running a business, excelled in producing

the perfect brew and donated their profits to charity. Our senior boys also enjoyed collaborating and competing with students from Brisbane Girls Grammar School in the Ecoman program and Australian Business Week competition.

Please enjoy the key highlights from our programs featured below.

Kate Stevenson Director of Continuous Improvement

Coffee – Semester 1

Amid the daily hustle, Brew in Blue became a key part of the morning routine in 2024, offering expertly crafted coffees, milkshakes and hot chocolates. Run by 28 students, the coffee stall has created a community hub for students and teachers alike, serving drinks every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday morning.

Though only 12 students initially received formal barista training due to weather disruptions, these experts trained the rest, ensuring the whole team could deliver highquality coffee to our community. Thanks to their efforts, Brew in Blue quickly gained popularity, as students and staff sought a reliable alternative to the STEAM Café.

The student-led initiative not only ran efficiently, but also provided invaluable real-world business experience. Under the leadership of Ferdi Rombola (CEO), Bennett Huff (CFO), Sebastian Hazard (HR) and Chase Pao (Marketing), the team worked towards high profitability, all while enjoying strong support from teachers Mrs Marshall, Mrs Sapoungis and Ms Twyman.

Reflecting on a successful semester, the Brew in Blue team takes pride in their commitment, skill development and contribution to the Starlight Children’s Foundation. They have built a thriving coffee enterprise that fostered a sense of community while preparing them for future endeavours.

Ferdi Rombola Year 11

Coffee – Semester 2

Waking up early isn’t always easy. Whether it's a warm coffee on a chilly winter morning or a refreshing milkshake during the warmer months, Just Brew It made sure everyone had the perfect start to their day.

In Semester 2, our team of 38 boys ran the student-operated coffee stall every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday morning, serving drinks to students and staff alike. To ensure every cup met the highest standards, all team members underwent training, mastering the art of making milkshakes and honing their barista skills - some even perfecting latte art.

With Just Brew It in full swing, customers were never disappointed. Milkshakes were generously filled and coffees were served with heartshaped latte art. I lead the operation as CEO, together with Michael Dore (CFO) managing finances, Bowen Zhang (HR) overseeing the team, and Archer Davies (CMO) driving marketing efforts. Together, they focused on making the venture both profitable and enjoyable for all.

Beyond the profits, the real reward came from donating our earnings to the Cancer Council. The boys walked away with invaluable

teamwork skills and a deeper understanding of what it takes to run a real-world business.

This initiative wouldn’t have been possible without the dedicated support of Mrs Marshall, Dr Da Silva and Mrs Sapoungis, whose guidance made Just Brew It both a successful and meaningful experience. A heartfelt thank you to them for helping bring this vision to life.

Shaun Li Year 11

Ecoman

During Term 3, a group of Year 11 Economics students attended the Ecoman (Economic Management) program in the CBD. Using offices on Eagle Street, the twoday business simulation offered opportunities for us to expand upon our knowledge of economic concepts and principles in a different context.

Working alongside students from Brisbane Girls Grammar School, we operated coffee machine manufacturing businesses over a four-year period. We competed in five groups of five, all aiming for the highest share price by the completion of the program. We

were then tasked with presenting our results in an annual general meeting with shareholders, where we argued why our business deserved investment.

Every group comprised five directors: CEO, Finance Director, Sales Director, Production Director and Human Resources Director. They worked collaboratively to address the issues in each year of the simulation, working through upturns in the business cycle, peaks, downturns and troughs.

Working as the CEO, my team was able to identify approaches that harnessed advertising, research, development and paying down inherited debt, to win the game. Negotiations with unions proved to be a further opportunity for learning, requiring different skills again.

Speaking with teammates and other participants at the end of the program, it was obvious that we found the experience to be useful, and we enjoyed the opportunity to test our economic ideas in an external group setting with people we knew. I would highly recommend the program to any Economics student seeking a fun, occasionally challenging and uniquely rewarding activity.

Toby Riches Year 11

Australian Business Week

Competition

It was wonderful to see our Year 11 students compete against BGGS in the Australian Business Week competition this year. Our budding CEOs, CFOs, COOs and Sales and Marketing enthusiasts took up the challenge of running a business that had been operational for two years in an online scenario. The teams battled it out to try and reach the highest share price by making quarterly financial and management decisions. Some teams found it challenging to continue to run at a profit and balance their debt levels whilst expanding and advertising their business. Overall, the students enjoyed the experience in collaborating to think strategically in the world of business and finance.

Kate Stevenson Director of Continuous Improvement

Share Market Game

This year, 410 students from Years 7-12, including Year 11 Economics students, participated in the 2024 Australian Securities Exchange’s (ASX) Schools Sharemarket Game. Students managed a virtual $50,000 portfolio, trading real-

time in 300+ ASX-listed companies while learning key concepts like diversification and market analysis. Year 9 student Zachy Yap excelled, finishing first in the school (13th nationally) with a portfolio worth $61,904.01, focusing on nuclear energy investments. Honourable mentions go to Year 11 students Yoshi Becker, Flynn McCormack, Hayden Scholes (second), and Nick Carroll (third). Congratulations to all participants for their efforts over the 10 weeks of trading.

Mrs Megan Marshall Head of Economics Enterprise Juniors (7-8)

The Enterprise Juniors, comprised of enthusiastic Year 7 and 8 students, embraced the exciting challenge of becoming young entrepreneurs. Their mission: to create their own “side hustle” to earn money while balancing school life. From imaginative product designs to clever services, these budding entrepreneurs have developed innovative business ideas. The culmination of their hard work was a Showcase in Term 4, where students and their families sampled and supported their creative ventures. The event highlighted the entrepreneurial spirit of these students, demonstrating that with ambition and creativity, success is always within reach. Special congratulations to Dylan Gordon who was selected from over 600 students to present his pitch for his idea, Present Pot, which crowdfunds for presents that children want to receive, rather than money, preventing resources from being wasted.

Natalie Berndt Teacher

UQ/QETA Economics Competition Winners

Left to Right: Theo Chan, Matthew Purcell and Minh Tran

Coffee Group Semester 2 - Just Brew It

Back Row: Albert Du, Alistair Langdon, Dom Scott, Michael Dore, Jack Van der Westhuizen

Middle Row: Chris Zhu, Shaun Li, Mac Quirk, Will Yuen, Isaac Chan, Aaron Wang, Matteo Boccolacci

Front Row: Luke Duncan, Nguyen Anh Do, Archer Davies, Armon Cardell, Bowen Zhang, Ethan Luk, Liam Liang, Thierry Kwok

Absent:

Coffee Group Semester 1 - Brew n Blue

Back Row: Lachlan Anastasia, Ollie White, Angus Clarke, Alvin Wang, James Stephens, James Yantsch, Zach Douglas

Front Row: Chase Pao, Toby Riches, Bence Csoka, Sebastian Hazzard, Ocean Shih, Bokai Zhang, Liem Dang

Absent: Joshua Liu, Oliver Hudson, Andy Nguyen, Oliver Graham, Joryn Chetty, Ethan Liang, Stan Watson, Brandon Chien, Samuel Harasty, Angus Benjamin, Darcy Lewis, Hunter Neep, Saad Salman, Ferdi Rombola, Bennett Huf, Tony Meng, Matthew Purcell

ABW Y11 BGS + BGGS

Back Row: Samyra Phutela, Aaron Wang, Kevin Chen, Alvin Wang, Ocean Shih, Shaun Li

Third Row: Elisia Lee, Blaire Xu, Lucas Lu, Yolanda Huang, Iseoluwa Akosile, Chris Zhu, Joseph Huang, Ethan Luk, Indi Ogden

Second Row: Lauren Liang, Leyla Bouhafs, Ruoming Li, Bowen Zhang, Liam Liang, Milla Blanco, Holly Xu, Eliza Beuth

Front Row: Alicia Cheng, Chloe Lin, Elena Wang, Amelia Price, Sanli Ghahramanipour, Ella Chen, Simone Chen, Saathvika Maturu, Tiffany Yuen

Absent: Behzad Eghtesadi Araghi, Luke Donaldson, Michael Beetham, Will Jackson

Enterprise Juniors 7-8

Kha Minh Quang Cao, Vishnu Kangatharan, Alvin Shen, Will Aitchison, Dominic Fan, Will Jackson, Liam Hardie, Oscar Dowling, Michael Beetham, Behzad Eghtesadi Araghi, Maxwell Hirst, Samuel Harasty, Hugo Spence

Back Row: Natalie Berndt, Luka Rodins, Lawrence Li, Josh Schmerl, Shree Bhatt, Lilla Csaki

Front Row: Rian Kelaiya, Austin Hu, Ambrose Stewart, Elliot Sidman, Kusha Zareie, Dylan Gordon, Roy Liu

Absent: Ethan Ngan, William Jones

Ecoman Y11 BGS + BGGS

Back Row: Aaron Wang, Samyra Phutela, Kevin Chen, Michael Dore, James Yantsch, Alex Feldblyum, Emily Jiang, Shaun Li

Middle Row: Milla Blanco, Amelia Dudgeon, Archer Davies, Bowen Zhang, Toby Riches, Lucas Lu, Rose Hapgood, Farrah Gresham, Chase Pao

Front Row: Hannah Sun, Sanli Ghahramanipour, Simone Chen, Jaime Antel, Holly Xu, Lauren Liang, Elena Wang, Saathvika Maturu, Amelia Price, Alicia Fuller

Absent: Ryan Bashirzadeh

The Arts

Music | Drama | Visual Art

Music

2024 has been a year in which the young musicians of BGS have explored the world through their music. On campus, the myriad of concerts on offer have provided the boys with chances to not only showcase their incredible talents, but to learn about

the music of the world through the expert direction and tutorage of our dedicated Music staff. Of particular note were the Term 3 themed concerts - Screentime (music of the movies), Steam (with a focus on innovation and collaboration), and Latin Fiesta

(jazz). The Term 4 concerts featured our wonderful Year 12 cohort and their farewell performances, as did the Music Celebration dinner.

On a different note, our musicians took their music beyond School like never before. We hosted several string festivals which brought together the finest student musicians from around Southeast Queensland. We provided the largest contingent of students for the annual GPS Music Showcase which featured invaluable collaboration between all GPS schools. Grammar Community in Concert: Stories was again held at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music with our finest ensembles thoroughly entertaining the sold-out audience with music that told stories from around the world. Most significantly, BGS Music

undertook our fourth overseas concert tour when 80 students and staff presented 8 concerts throughout Spain and Portugal. It was an incredible experience for all concerned. The concert venues were magnificent, often in centuries-old cathedrals with amazing acoustics. The Concert Band, Choir, String Ensemble and Jazz Band delighted the huge audiences with their unique brand of music from Australia and beyond. Not only did they see some unique parts of the world, but they represented themselves, the School and the country, with pride and distinction.

Mr Peter Ingram Director of Music (Cocurricular)

Joshua Brand, Joshua Fletcher, Henry Duffield, Dr Philippa Robinson

Fifth Row: Euro Kim, Richie Butler, Rishi Mehta, Arthur Chen, Leo Hostiadi, Henry Liu, Om Thaker, Eric Chen, Hamish Napper

Fourth Row: Terry Lee, Ferrell Dong, Henry Chen, Colin Sun, Ian Lin, Brayden Huo, Marcus Chan, James Beebe, Zac Wrigley, Patrick Carroll, Leon Huang, Ethan Koch

Third Row: Ryan Yu, Hayden Huang, Richard Kamberovic, Kai Liang, Evan Li, Braeden Farquhar, Alex Wong, Ben Wong, Daniel Zhang, Jason Shi, Jayden Lin, Nathan Moo, Atti Kath

Second Row: Aaron Cheng, Harrison Qu, Ryder Yang, Ryan Ding, Yuto Yamauchi, Desmond Lu, Ambrose Tsang, Christopher Lee, Tristan Ng, Adrian Wang, Mark Xia, Ryan Lee

Front Row: Xavier Loxton, Nathanael Lin, Roshan Wijesuriya, Daniel Kurian, Oscar Law, Lewis Zhu, Herrick Zhou, Alec Hewson, Henry Lee, Anderson Ngai, Ethan Kao, Wynton Poon, Quinton Poon

Absent: William An, Finn Beltrame, Oliver Chin Moody, Alex Finch, Morris Grant, Alexander Ha, Tristan Hodgson, Eli Holley, Vincent Hu, Charlie Huang, Arthur Kim, Curtis Kruger, Frank Li, Max McHutchison, Arun Nanda, Jamie Ngai, Ethan Ngan, Shubh Punj, Mahin Singh, Jacob Su, Frederick Vaughan, Paris Wang, Chris Yang, Kusha Zareie, Jerry Zhang

Matthew

Vocal Group

Back Row: Ms Amy Phillips (Assistant Conductor), Orlando Dunn-Mura, Ethan Huang, Luke Allen, Jason Tan, Sam Margetts, Hamish Ellerman, Ethan Chen,

(Conductor)

Grammarphones

Back Row:

Young, Connor Fitzpatrick, James Topping, Sam Long, Jollie Window, Nick Silverston, Lachie Elliott Middle Row: Mr Peter Ingram (Conductor), Tom Chan, Benjamin La, Xavier Karmel, Nhan Nguyen, Matthew Beckingsale, Armand Hamilton, Mr Michael Allport (Accompanist)

Front Row: Chris Yesberg, Thomas Wu, Nicholas Love, Harry Beirne, Ben Wilson, Vikram Kumar, Omar Abiad, Luca Waterhouse Absent: Keeran Chang

Sixth Row: Eamman Conomos, Ed Cooper, Ethan Tiong, Armand Hamilton, Tom Chan, Jeffery Jiang, Lachlan Lee, Theodore Andreatidis, Timothy Zhu, Theo Chan, Noah Lauder, Max Gao

Fifth Row: Eugene Erng, Hamish Smyth, Harry Beirne, Isaac Chan, Sean Huang, Jenson Harding, Aowen Ding, Michael Beetham, Ethan Chen, Will Yuen, Will Neilson, Joseph Arthur, Alex Leung

Fourth Row: Peter Hu, Bowen Zhang, Blaire Xu, Joseph Huang, Chris Zhu, Zahran Haque, Leo Hostiadi, Jasper Chin Moody, Alexander Scott, Alex Fu, Daniel Luo, Nicholas Love

Third Row: George Barnes, Yunze Cheng, Cormac Prescott, Isaac Chua, Bokai Zhang, Sachin Nanda, Daniel Ahn, Brandon Chien, Charles Zhang, Dylan Paschkewitz, Nicholas Shan, Dimitri He, Eric Li

Second Row: Mr Stephen Chin (Conductor), Aiden Xiao, Aiden Lee, Jack Gorry, Severin Yong Gee, Aiden Ng, Terry Lee, Danny Zhong, Michael Cheng, Alex Chen, Ferrell Dong, Chris Yesberg

Front Row: Leo Li, Paul Shao, Dimitri Zou, Timmy Ray, Jamie Ma, Henry Lin, Ryder Cheng, Jeremy Lau, Justin Lau, Theodore Lundqvist, Daniel Chen, Louis Chen, Ethan Leong

Absent: Lucas Bell, Keeran Chang, Braiden Chen, Adam Chua, Ian Ha, Christian Ho, Aiden Kim, Lucas Lu, Alexander Macfarlane, Matt Petersen, Ryan Philpot, Joseph Simonetta, Samriddh Srivastava, Maxey Tho, Dehan Wickramasekera, Eric Yoon, Joe Yu, Daniel Zhang

Back Row: Mr Andre Reginato (Conductor), Mohid Niazi, Benjamin Searle, Elliot Morris, Finn

Front Row: Arvin Mojami, Wynton Poon, Mason Jia, Fraser Bell, Christopher Jago, Jacob Low, Jasper Li, Ted Kennedy

Absent: Sky Choy, Oscar Dowling, Charlie Guy, Jeffery He, Josh Kemp, Jacques Levesque

Grammar Jam

Beltrame, John Wang, Hamish Bartlett

Grammar Symphony Orchestra

Back Row: Michael Wang, Nhan Nguyen, Matthew Young, Ray Yee, Jollie Window, Sam Long, Julian Burcham, Arthur Hames, Benjamin Li, Oscar Kim, Nicholas Bade

Grammar Singers

Back Row: Nhan Nguyen, James Topping, Jollie Window, Sam Long, Nick Silverston, Matthew Young, Xavier Karmel

Third Row: Caitlin Trappett, Matilda Gilbert, Pascal Khosrotehrani, Jasper Chin Moody, Vikram Kumar, Harry Beirne, Matthew Beckingsale, Charlie Fuller, Nicholas Love, Charlotte Wilson, Clare O’Quinn

Second Row: Mr Peter Ingram (Conductor), Tessa Lloyd, Thomas Wu, Alisha Yu, Luca Waterhouse, Michael Bryan, Liam Liang, Anna Hodge, Sara Wright, Ms Ruani Dias-Jayasinha (Conductor)

Front Row: Jiya Dhanani, Sofia Geritz, Kira Green, Amaara Sadiq, Ruby Hill, Chris Yesberg, Waye-Waye Sim, Shinie Gu, Zachy Yap, Aliyah Wooford, Deepika Bogahawatta

Absent: Tom Chan, Keeran Chang

Grammar Philharmonic Orchestra

Back Row: Frazer Singleton, Richard Kamberovic, Aiden Lee, Jeremy Wen, Lachlan Ho, Christopher Jago, Fraser Bell, Ned Wilson, Jamie Greig, David Lee, Louis Shorten, Lachlan Davis

Fourth Row: Bosco Huang, Harish Anand, Chace Zheng, Isaac Zhang, Elijah Rodins, Luke Ferguson, Christopher Lee, Charlie Carew, Jacob Pan, Nicholas Chuang

Third Row: Henry White, Yevin De Silva, Henry Maguire, George Klumpes, Aatreya Vikram Kantharaju, Jensen Xiong, Zachary Vasta, Alston Wang, Reuben Martin, William Moynihan, Rafael Arias Lohrisch

Second Row: Miss Bec Thomas (Conductor), Jasper Li, Theo Wall, Thomas Hodge, Oliver Hewett, James Lu, Aditya Singh, Yuto Takada, Edward Xu, Louis Sampson, Marlon Garraway, Alec Hewson

Front Row: Hayden Lee, Xavier Loxton, Dylan Mahagamage, Quinton Poon, Euan Erng, Jacques Ha, Oscar Law, Marcus Huo, Daniel Bahri, Eshan Patel, Timothy Yu, Kevin Xu, Benjamin Perel

Absent: Ms Claire Brennan (Accompanist), Mr Anthony Riley (Manager), Charles Allan, Soren Fripp, John Li, Jason Ma, Ben Mitchell, Jacob Su, Zachary Wang, Dimitri Zou

Chamber Choir

Back Row: Jensen Xiong, Isaac Zhang, Richard Kamberovic, Christopher Jago, Lachlan Ho, Elijah Rodins, Bosco Huang

Middle Row: Miss Bec Thomas (Conductor), Louis Sampson, Aditya Singh, Chace Zheng, Zachary Vasta, Rafael Arias Lohrisch, Yuto Takada, Thomas Hodge

Front Row: Xavier Loxton, Jasper Li, Euan Erng, Marcus Huo, Alec Hewson, Oscar Law, Jacques Ha, Eshan Patel, Kevin Xu

Absent: Mr Michael Allport (Accompanist), Ben Mitchell

Grammar Vocal Ensemble

Back Row: Connor Fitzpatrick, James Topping, Sam Long, Jollie Window, Nick Silverston, Lachie Elliott

Fifth Row: Ed Cooper, Dan Miller, Matthew Young, Arthur Hames, Xavier Karmel, Nhan Nguyen, Benjamin La

Fourth Row: James Lollback, Harry Beirne, Ethan Chen, Armand Hamilton, Tom Chan, Matthew Beckingsale, Ben Waller, Lukas Liu, Eamman Conomos, Ben Wilson, Vikram Kumar, Joshua Fletcher

Third Row: Ferrell Dong, Matthew Amato, Eric Chen, Alexander Scott, Luke Zhang, Jasper Chin Moody, Anthony Samios, Henry Ballentine, Lachlan Bade, Nicholas Love, Hamish Napper, Kevin Lee, Pascal Khosrotehrani

Second Row: Mr Michael Allport (Accompanist), Ethan Koch, Liam Liang, Omar Abiad, Frederick Barrett, Samriddh Srivastava, Nicholas Shan, Ilan Finn, Bokai Zhang, Manoli Samios, Thomas Wu, Mr Peter Ingram (Conductor)

Front Row: Kiran Kumar, Timmy Ray, Leo Koch, Oliver Chin Moody, Chris Yesberg, Albert Sham, Luca Waterhouse, Ben Wong, Michael Wong, Alfred Lu, Aiden Lee, Jamie Ma, Ryan Ding

Absent: Luke Allen, Ben Anderson, Andreas Athanasiou, Jacob Blanch, Michael Bryan, Isaac Chan, Keeran Chang, Alex Coursodon, Ben Davis, Nguyen Anh Do, Albert Du, Eugene Erng, Jaden Fan, Charlie Fuller, Owen Huang, Avi Jha, Lachlan Kappler, Will Keech, Lachlan Lee, Tom Owen, Bryan Sun, Hamish Treweeke, Zachy Yap, Jason Zhao

Grammar Symphonic Band

Back Row: Benjamin Li, Dan Miller, Archie Wong, Sam Long, James Topping, Matthew Young, Alexander Macfarlane, Niklas Dark

Third Row: Noah Lauder, Eamman Conomos, Armand Hamilton, Sam Margetts, Xavier Karmel, Ed Cooper, Samuel Hains, Nick Carroll, Will Neilson

Second Row: Mr David Cribb (Conductor), Lewis Harvey, Ethan Ai, James Brough, Dehan Wickramasekera, Harry Beirne, Isaac Chan, Oliver Tu, James Butler, Alexander Lay

Front Row: Chris Yesberg, Cormac Prescott, Henry Gao, Xavier Lin, Samriddh Srivastava, Rohan Morris, Gordon Chen, Zahran Haque, Arun Shan, Brandon Chien, Jace Ramalingam

Absent: Liem Dang, Alex Fu, Terry Lee, Henry Mellick, Maxey Tho, Eric Yoon, Daniel Zhang

Grammar Chamber Strings

Back Row: Timothy Zhu, Jollie Window, Julian Burcham, Arthur Hames, Nhan Nguyen

Third Row: Will Yuen, Alex Leung, Max Gao, Tom Chan, Lachlan Lee, Theo Chan, Sean Huang, Jasper Chin Moody

Second Row: Mr Stephen Chin (Conductor), Daniel Ahn, Joseph Huang, Daniel Luo, Eugene Erng, Nicholas Love, Chris Zhu, Blaire Xu, Eric Li

Front Row: Daniel Chen, Justin Lau, Aiden Xiao, Michael Cheng, Isaac Chua, Nicholas Shan, Dimitri He, Jeremy Lau, Timmy Ray

Absent: Lucas Bell, Keeran Chang, Ryder Cheng, Adam Chua, Christian Ho, Jeffery Jiang, Aiden Kim, Ethan Leong, Henry Lin, Dylan Paschkewitz, Ryan Philpot, Joseph Simonetta, Ethan Tiong, Joe Yu

Grammar Voices

Back Row: Mrs Colleen Guilfoyle (Conductor), Jasper Chin Moody, Jacob Blanch, Armand Hamilton, Ben Waller, Eamman Conomos, Luke Allen, Anthony Samios

Front Row: Kiran Kumar, Alfred Lu, Eric Chen, Lachlan Bade, Matthew Amato, Lachlan Kappler, Kevin Lee, Ben Wong, Oliver Chin Moody

Absent: Joshua Fletcher, Samriddh Srivastava

Senior Percussion Ensemble

Left to Right: Mr Lucas Gordon (Conductor), Arun Shan, Harry Beirne, Matthew Young, Ray Yee, Benjamin Li, Oliver Tu, Matt Petersen Absent: Bowei Chen, Lucas Lu, Daniel Zhang

Tartini Strings

Back Row: Ian Lin, Henry Liu, Joseph Arthur, Nicholas Bade, Morris Grant, Ethan Huang, Peter Hu Front Row: Frank Li, Arun Nanda, Jack Gorry, Paris Wang, Ethan Koch, Aiden Lee, Daniel Zhang

Absent: Ms Alison Harbottle (Conductor), Arthur Kim, Jacob Su

Paganini Strings

Back Row: Hamish Smyth, Michael Beetham, Theodore Andreatidis, Matthew Young, Oscar Kim, Ethan Chen, Aowen Ding, Alexander Scott

Middle Row: Mr Stephen Chin (Conductor), Alex Chen, Yunze Cheng, Charles Zhang, Bowen Zhang, Leo Hostiadi, Sachin Nanda, Bokai Zhang, Severin Yong Gee

Front Row: Leo Li, Louis Chen, Theodore Lundqvist, Danny Zhong, Ferrell Dong, Aiden Ng, Jamie Ma, Dimitri Zou, Paul Shao Absent: Braiden Chen, Ian Ha, Jenson Harding, Lucas Yao

Stradivari Strings

Back Row: Marcus Chan, Om Thaker, Euro Kim, Jason Tan, Joshua Fletcher, Henry Duffield, Arthur Chen, James Beebe Middle Row: Ms Amy Phillips (Conductor), Ryan Ding, Jason Shi, Leon Huang, Zac Wrigley, Colin Sun, Braeden Farquhar, Desmond Lu, Ryder Yang Front Row: Nathanael Lin, Daniel Kurian, Henry Lee, Ryan Lee, Christopher Lee, Harrison Qu, Aaron Cheng, Lewis Zhu, Ethan Kao Absent: Eli Holley, Charlie Huang, Jamie Ngai, Ethan Ngan, Jerry Zhang

Corelli Consort Back Row: Luke Ferguson, Rohin Menon, Malakai Wong, Thomas Fullagar, Tom Smith, Henry Beebe, Jacob Pan Front Row: Andy Huang, Dylan Du, Rafael Arias Lohrisch, Yuto Takada, Jacob Shi, Khantselmeg Ulziidamba, Oliver Ha Absent: Ms Alison Harbottle (Conductor), Shriyan Gurram, Vedant Modak, Ambrose Stewart, Zerui Wu

Back Row: Chris Yang, Henry Chen, Alexander Ha, Hamish Ellerman, Joshua Brand, Richie Butler, Tristan Hodgson, Nathan Moo

Middle Row: Adrian Wang, Yuto Yamauchi, Ryan Yu, Richard Kamberovic, Hayden Huang, Jayden Lin, William An, Ambrose Tsang, Tristan Ng

Front Row Xavier Loxton, Wynton Poon, Roshan Wijesuriya, Alec Hewson, Mark Xia, Herrick Zhou, Oscar Law, Curtis Kruger, Quinton Poon

Absent: Ms Alison Harbottle (Conductor), Finn Beltrame, Alex Finch, Vincent Hu, Max McHutchison, Mahin Singh

Paganini Strings

Back Row: Maayan Nallainathan, Louis Shorten, Lachlan Ho, Jaden Fan, Aran Nallainathan, Remy Cokim, Alex Tsai, Ethan Jowsey

Middle Row: Ms Amy Phillips (Conductor), Reuben Martin, William Moynihan, Ryan Liu, Lachlan Davis, Chace Zheng, Henry Li, Shreyans Maturu, Jack McMullen

Front Row: Arvin Mojami, Ilya Melati, Khantselmeg Ulziidamba, Ethan Betts, Garrick Miu, Noah Adams, Hudson Chang, Ben Harding

Absent: Elliot Campbell, Ryan Cao, Zachary Chow, Liam Evans, Jake Haslem, Sidney Hogan-Smith, Noah Leck, Zenith Liu, Dylan Mahagamage, Alexander MegoWebb, Eli Nasirpour, Dougal Salisbury, Austin Wang, Jensen Xiong

Locatelli Strings

Vivaldi Strings

Back Row: Aiden Xiao (Senior Leader), Horace Zhou, Nicholas Blanch, Luke Allen, Owen Huang, Benjamin Searle, Praj Saini, Kingsley Schliebs Middle Row: Ms Amy Phillips (Conductor), Nicholas Chuang, Chris Li, Kai Liang, Alex Wu, Jayden Ma, Ephraim Zhao, Jayden Lu, Yevin De Silva

Front Row: Anson Ng, Jacques Ha, James Lu, Felix Li, Ludwig Menck, Kyan Lee, Jeffery He, Joe Chen

Absent: Clement P H Lau, Jordan Le, Matthew Magee, Osric Marshall, Abhay Mishra, Joshua Pei, Aiden Wong, Gabriel Zheng

Basie Jazz Band

Back Row: Alexander Scott, John Wang, Ben Waller, Tom Harris, Luke Allen Middle Row: Mr David Cribb (Conductor), Christopher Jago, Aarith Naik, Derek Feng, Jarrod Tan, Luke Wang Front Row: Derek Liu, Frazer Singleton, Oliver Hoole, Will Chin, David Lee, Hayden Huang, Aedan Perel Absent: Daoson Wu

Grammar Big Band

Back Row: Dan Miller, James Topping, Will Greene, Sam Long, Archie Wong, Xavier Karmel Middle Row: Dr Philippa Robinson (Conductor), James Butler, Samuel Hains, Ed Cooper, Armand Hamilton, Harry Beirne, Jasper Chin Moody Front Row: Liem Dang, Terry Lee, Cormac Prescott, Lewis Harvey, James Brough, Zahran Haque, Jace Ramalingam, Chris Yesberg Absent: Alexander Lay, Dehan Wickramasekera

Parker Jazz Band

Back Row: Noah Lauder, Armand Hamilton, Oliver Lynch, Tony Meng, Ethan Chen, Max Nakasato Middle Row: Mr David Cribb (Conductor), Arun Shan, Rishi Mehta, Joshua Brand, James Lollback, Asher Levy, Henry Lilley Front Row: William French, Alfred Lu, Alex Wong, Xavier Lin, Eric Li, Alexander Keir, Lewie Prescott, Kayden Kyoung Absent: Akein Galgane, Christian Ho

Absent: Dr Philippa

Chace

Xavier

Gus Dauber, Oliver

Wang, Lucas Wang, Wyatt Wong, Lawrence Zaghini, William

Morrison Jazz Band

Back Row: Zac Wrigley, Hamish Napper, Luke Zhang, Will Neilson, Luke Allen, Ethan Huang, Alan Yu Front Row: Orlando Dunn-Mura, Vasco Peguicha, Patrick Carroll, Rory McGlennon, Luca Waterhouse, Louis Filei, Leo Koch, Dougal Smyth

Robinson (Conductor), Priyan Bhende, Guan-Ao Ma, Hudson McCarthy

Junior Band

Back Row: Mr Lucas Gordon (Conductor),

Zheng, Lucas Wang, Edmund Hyslop, Alex Ainsworth, Harry Cobcroft

Front Row: Thomas Bracher, Jackson Dacron, Brandon Wan, Aiden Kim, Alexander Schliebs, Oscar Law, Ben Mitchell

Absent: Thomas Clutterbuck,

Coyle,

Goold, Thomas Jonsson, Lachlan Muir, Vishnu Pillai, Rohan Rajesh Nair, Sam Reid, Adrian Sumano Liu, Marcus Tian, Austin

Zheng

Benjamin Concert Band

Back Row: Prabhav Purushothaman, Flynn Symons, Ira Adib, Jack Lowrey, Jarrod Tan, Henry Liu

Third Row: Frazer Singleton, Fergus Liu, Julian Hsu, Oliver Hoole, Arun Nanda, Raphael Dinh, William Nunn, Daniel Zhang, Mitchell Clubb

Second Row: Mr David Cribb (Conductor), Austin Li, Martin Chang, David Hao, Keith Li, Luke Ferguson, Alexander Jary, Kiran Kumar

Front Row: Tristan Luk, Lachlan King, Lachlan Neilson, Angus Nieh, James Zhang, Bosco Huang, Henry Li, Leo Sun, Riday Mehta

Absent: Yunze Cheng, Alan Gai, Edward Gu, Vincent Hu, Sebastian McBride Malaquias, Yousuf Shakeel, Max Stringer, Jack Swayne, Dhilan Varsani, Lucas Wang, Sullivan Webb

Flute Ensemble

Left to Right: Miss Abi Riley (Conductor), Anderson Ngai, Michael Wang, Isaac Chan, Brandon Chien Absent: Christian Waterhouse, Eric Yoon

Clarinet Ensemble

Left to Right: Mrs Aileen Bryant (Conductor), Samriddh Srivastava, Ethan Ai, Eamman Conomos, Sam Long, Will Neilson, James Brough, Gordon Chen Absent: Alex Fu

Saxophone Ensemble

Back Row: Mrs Aileen Bryant (Conductor), Sam Long, James Topping, Alexander Lay Front Row: James Butler, Dan Miller, Archie Wong, James Brough, Xavier Lin

Double Wind Quintet

Back Row: Ms Natasha Kalous (Conductor), Eric Chen, William McDade, Justin Tran

Front Row: Anderson Ngai, Tarin Langton-Lockton, Henry Gao, Brayden Huo, Ferrell Dong Absent: Alexander Macfarlane

Junior Percussion Ensemble

Left to Right: Mr Phil Usher (Conductor), Owen Ou, Thomas Clutterbuck, Edward Qu, Austin Tran, Hemang Lakhotia Absent: Thomas Bender, Julian Hsu, Curtis Kruger, Aiden Lee, Fergus Marshall, Henry McConaghy, Dougal Salisbury

Boom Percussion Ensemble

Back Row: Mr Lucas Gordon (Conductor), Jason Yee, Luke Zhang, Sebastian Hazzard, Jack Mountford

Front Row: Gabriel Levy, Malakai Wong, Patrick Carroll, Ruka Hoole, Daniel Zhang

Absent: Luke Carter, Caleb Cavanagh, Oliver Dauber, Frederick Vaughan

Third

Crash Percussion Ensemble

Left to Right: Mr Phil Usher (Conductor), William Chou, Nelson Wang, Thomas Van der Westhuizen, Marcus Ning, Elvis Wu, Aaron Cheng Absent: Elliott Gillman, Charles Nelson

Williams Concert Band

Back Row: Luke Allen, William McDade, James Lollback, Lawrence Li, Daniel Hu

Row: Justin Tran, Lucas Lu, Edward Yang, Hamish Napper, Jack Mountford, Jack Stafford, Malakai Wong, Kevin Lee

Second Row: Miss Abi Riley (Assistant Conductor), Henry Wang, Zachary White, Ferrell Dong, Kusha Zareie, Pravit Vinaychander, Daniel Zhang, Austin Hu, Ms Christy Dykes (Conductor)

Front Row: Anderson Han, Orlando Dunn-Mura, Atti Kath, Zachy Yap, Vasco Peguicha, Gabriel Levy, William French, Ryan Yu, Adrian Wang Absent: Julien Anderson, Priyan Bhende, Harry Chang, Oliver Chin Moody, Louis Filei, Nick Kennedy, Luca Porfyriou, Frederick Vaughan

Holst Concert Band

Back Row: Thomas Van Der Westhuizen, Mason Lee, Lukas Liu, Ben Waller, John Wang, Oliver Cook

Third Row: Alfred Lu, Christopher Jago, Luke Wang, Prabhav Purushothaman, Owen Meeking, Tarin Langton-Lockton, Francis Wallwork

Second Row: Mrs Aileen Bryant (Conductor), Jeremy Wen, Yashneel Prasad, Aran Nallainathan, Oliver Chin Moody, Nelson Wang, Ethan Bester, Oliver Hoole

Front Row: Aedan Perel, Frederik Epari, Gilbert Barrett, Robbin Han, David Lee, Dougal Smyth, Reuben Martin, Elvis Wu, Derek Liu

Absent: Sheldon Cheng, Harry Hajkowicz, Callum Hodgson, Lucas Lau, Eugene Lee, Hudson McCarthy, Aarith Naik, George Oliver, Josh Skinner, Jing Wong, Daoson Wu, Meyson Yong

Concert Band

Back Row: Joshua Brand, Max Nakasato, Ethan Chen, Tony Meng, Michael Wang, Shubh Punj, James Lollback, William Gong

Middle Row: Dr Philippa Robinson (Conductor), Joshua Liu, George Barnes, Eric Chen, Jason Yee, Jay Pradeep, Ruka Hoole, Brayden Huo, Zac Wrigley

Front Row: Anderson Ngai, Kayden Kyoung, Lewie Prescott, Alex Wong, Patrick Carroll, Ben Wong, Henry Fan, Charlie Guy, Leo Koch, Freddie Chang

Absent: Luke Carter, Jacky Chang, Akein Galgane, Asher Levy, Evan Li, Jerry Li, Henry Lilley, Guan-Ao Ma, Rishi Mehta, Daniel Millar, Jace Ramalingam, Christian Waterhouse, Luca Waterhouse

Grainger

Sousa Concert Band

Back Row: Edward Liao, Sriram Potluri, Lucas Tian, Manura Gallage, Edward Qu, Henry Chen, Luke Wang

Fourth Row: Tom Burton, Louis Shorten, Cameron McArdle, Harrison Cooper, William Di, Daniel Lee, Josh Margetts, Oliver Craig, Charlie Wu, Angus Reddie

Third Row: Josh Pentelow, Bourna Nazari, Elijah Rodins, Lachlan Davis, Thomas Muller, Vir Vasant, Luca Timblo, Ethan Milford, Joshua Rodins, Aarin Kharkar, Henry White

Second Row: Mrs Aileen Bryant (Conductor), Frederik Epari, Thomas Johnson, David Luo, Shreyans Maturu, Rory Horne, Max McHutchison, John Li, William Moynihan, Rishan Mudaliar, Aditya Kolur, Joshua Brand (Senior Leader)

Front Row: Benjamin Perel, Will Chalmers, Tom Bliss, Wynton Poon, Damon Wu, Manvik Soni, Sebastian Soi, Anderson Ngai, Marcus Huo, Charlie Caughlin, Daniel Bahri, Ilya Melati, Ben Harding

Absent: Emmett Hartmann, Julian Jung, Oskar Kwintowski, Fergus Marshall, Preston Soh, William Walker

Back Row: : Arthur Hames, Nick Silverston, Connor Fitzpatrick, Julian Burcham, Jollie Window, James Topping, Ray Yee

Third Row: Lucas Bell, Nhan Nguyen, Dan Miller, Lachie Elliott, Archie Wong, Alexander Macfarlane, Ethan Tiong, Ed Cooper

Second Row: Mr Peter Ingram (Director of Music), Omar Abiad, Pascal Khosrotehrani, James Brough, Benjamin La, Oliver Tu, Alex Leung, Lewis Harvey, Arun Shan

Front Row: Chris Yesberg, Michael Wong, Thomas Wu, Nicholas Love, Sam Long, Tom Chan, Samuel Hains, Manoli Samios, Alexander Keir, Aiden Xiao

Absent: Luka Babnik, Theo Chan, Bowei Chen, Isaac Chua, Daniel Luo, Tony Meng, Jay Peterson, Joe Yu

Year 12 Musicians

Music Performance Awards

BRASS

BEGINNER B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

BEGINNER A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

INTERMEDIATE B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

INTERMEDIATE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

ADVANCED B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

ADVANCED A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Alexander Belin (Year 5) Trumpet

William Zheng (Year 5) Euphonium

Ben Harding (Year 5) Trumpet

Anthony Samios (Year 10) Trombone

Alexander Jary (Year 5) Trombone

Louis Shorten (Year 8) French Horn

Austin Li (Year 5) Trombone

Will Chalmers (Year 6) Trumpet and Luke Ferguson (Year 5) Trumpet

Aedan Perel (Year 7) Trumpet

Reuben Martin (Year 6) Trombone

Prabhav Purushothaman (Year 7) Trombone

Ben Waller (Year 8) Trumpet and Arun Nanda (Year 7) Trombone

Zachary White (Year 8) Euphonium

Daniel Hu (Year 8) Trumpet

Hamish Napper (Year 8) Trombone

William McDade (Year 10) French Horn and Yashneel Prasad (Year 9) Trumpet

Noah Lauder (Year 11) Euphonium

Henry Lilley (Year 8) Trumpet

Luke Allen (Year 9) Trumpet

Dehan Wickramasekera (Year 10) Trumpet

Chris Yesberg (Year 12) Euphonium

Henry Mellick (Year 10) Tuba

Terry Lee (Year 9) Trumpet

Ed Cooper (Year 12) French Horn and Alex Wong (Year 9) Trombone

BEGINNER A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

INTERMEDIATE B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

INTERMEDIATE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

ADVANCED

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

STRING

BEGINNER B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Edward Qu (Year 7)

Oliver Hoole (Year 9)

Luke Wang (Year 8)

Thomas Bender (Year 7)

PERCUSSION

BEGINNER B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Benjamin Perel (Year 5)

Niklas Evered (Year 5)

Maxwell Bullwinkel (Year 6)

Jono Schmerl (Year 5)

BEGINNER A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Nelson Wang (Year 8)

Caleb Cavanagh (Year 7)

Elvis Wu (Year 6)

Austin Tran (Year 8) and Oliver Chin

Moody (Year 7)

Luke Zhang (Year 9)

Ruka Hoole (Year 8)

Albert Sham (Year 9)

Daniel Zhang (Year 10)

Patrick Carroll (Year 9)

Benjamin Li (Year 11)

Matthew Young (Year 11)

Garrick Miu (Year 6) Viola

Jack McMullen (Year 6) Double Bass

Ethan Betts (Year 5) Cello

Maayan Nallainathan (Year 6) Viola, Oliver Ha (Year 5) Violin and Henry Li (Year 5) Double Bass

Luke Allen (Year 9) Cello

Owen Huang (Year 9) Violin

Thomas Fullagar (Year 8) Cello

Hayden Huang (Year 7) Violin, Ryan

Yu (Year 7) Double Bass and James Lu (Year 5) Violin

INTERMEDIATE B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Braeden Farquhar (Year 7) Violin

Roshan Wijesuriya (Year 7) Violin

Richie Butler (Year 9) Cello

Hamish Ellerman (Year 10) Violin, Charlie Huang (Year 7) Violin and Oscar Law (Year 6) Viola

INTERMEDIATE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Leo Li (Year 5) Cello

Jamie Ma (Year 8) Violin

Jack Gorry (Year 9) Violin

Alexander Scott (Year 9) Double Bass,

Nathanael Lin (Year 5) Violin and

Jacob Su (Year 5) Cello

ADVANCED B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

ADVANCED B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Paul Shao (Year 7) Violin

Dimitri Zou (Year 7) Violin

Soren Fripp (Year 7) Violin

Keeran Chang (Year 10) Violin, Lachlan

Lee (Year 10) Violin and Eric Li (Year 9) Violin

Blaire Xu (Year 11) Violin

Joseph Huang (Year 11) Violin

Dylan Paschkewitz (Year 11) Violin

Dimitri He (Year 10) Violin, Ethan Leong (Year 7) Violin and Timmy Ray (Year 7) Violin

ADVANCED B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

ADVANCED A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

WOODWIND

BEGINNER B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Eric Chen (Year 9)

Keeran Chang (Year 10)

Matthew Young (Year 11)

Omar Abiad (Year 12)

Lachie Elliott (Year 12)

James Topping (Year 12) and Nicholas

Love (Year 12)

Tom Chan (Year 12)

Harrison Cooper (Year 5) Clarinet

Austin Wang (Year 5) Flute

Edmund Hyslop (Year 7) Oboe

Oscar Law (Year 6) Clarinet, Sydney

Liu (Year 5) Clarinet, Joshua Sullivan (Year 5) Alto Saxophone and

VOCALS

TREBLE C

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

TREBLE B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

TREBLE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

INTERMEDIATE B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

INTERMEDIATE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Xavier Loxton (Year 5)

Aditya Singh (Year 5)

Rafael Arias Lohrisch (Year 5)

BEGINNER A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Benjamin Perel (Year 5) Alto

Saxophone

Manura Gallage (Year 8) Alto

Saxophone

Anderson Ngai (Year 6) Alto

Saxophone

Keith Li (Year 7) Alto Saxophone and Oskar Kwintowski (Year 7) Tenor

Alec Hewson (Year 6)

Christopher Jago (Year 7)

Jacob Pan (Year 7)

INTERMEDIATE B

First Place

Second Place

Lachlan Ho (Year 6)

Elijah Rodins (Year 6)

Oscar Law (Year 6)

Third Place

Highly Commended

Saxophone

Daoson Wu (Year 9) Alto Saxophone

Dougal Smyth (Year 7) Tenor

Saxophone

Frederik Epari (Year 6) Clarinet

Luca Waterhouse (Year 11) Alto

Saxophone and

Tarin Langton-Lockton (Year 9) Oboe

Ben Waller (Year 8)

Lachlan Kappler (Year 8)

Luke Allen (Year 9)

INTERMEDIATE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Joshua Brand (Year 9) Bassoon

Ferrell Dong (Year 8) Oboe

Oliver Chin Moody (Year 7) Clarinet

Andreson Ngai (Year 6) Flute

Ben Wilson (Year 11)

Ferrell Dong (Year 8)

Kevin Lee (Year 10)

ADVANCED B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Xavier Lin (Year 9) Alto Saxophone

Eric Chen (Year 9) Clarinet

Michael Wang (Year 9) Flute

Highly Commended

Max Nakasato (Year 10) Alto

Saxophone and William Gong (Year 8)

Alto Saxophone

ADVANCED A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Sam Long (Year 12) Baritone

Saxophone

James Topping (Year 12)

Alto Saxophone

James Brough (Year 12) Clarinet

James Butler (Year 10)

Alto Saxophone and Alexander Lay (Year 10)

Alto Saxophone

PIANO

BEGINNER B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Lachlan Yang (Year 5)

William Zheng (Year 5)

Raphael Dinh (Year 7)

Tarin Langton-Lockton (Year 9) and Oliver Hewett (Year 5)

BEGINNER A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Oscar Law (Year 6)

Yuto Yamauchi (Year 7)

Jaylan Wang (Year 5)

Lawrence Zaghini (Year 6) and

Alec Hewson (Year 6)

DRUM KIT

BEGINNER

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

INTERMEDIATE

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

ADVANCED

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Oliver Chin Moody (Year 7)

Hamish Kelly (Year 7)

Dougal Salisbury (Year 7)

Horace Zhou (Year 8)

Daniel Zhang (Year 6)

Marcus Ning (Year 8)

Tom Harris (Year 11) and

Frederick Vaughan (Year 9)

Luke Zhang (Year 9)

Patrick Carroll (Year 9)

Harry Beirne (Year 11)

Matt Petersen (Year 10)

GUITAR

BEGINNER

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

INTERMEDIATE

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

ADVANCED

First Place

Second Place

Highly Commended

Ted Kennedy (Year 5)

Arvin Mojami (Year 5)

John Anictomatis (Year 7) and

Caden Williams (Year 7)

Jeffery He (Year 5)

Sachin Nanda (Year 10)

Rory McGlennon (Year 9)

INTERMEDIATE B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Xavier Loxton (Year 5)

Ben Wilson (Year 11)

Ayaan Pachchigar (Year 6)

Shallon Lin (Year 6) and Jacob

Su (Year 5)

INTERMEDIATE A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Chris Li (Year 6)

Daniel Zhang (Year 6)

Leon Huang (Year 8)

Thierry Kwok (Year 11) and Elvis Wu (Year 6)

ADVANCED B

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Lucas Wang (Year 7)

John Li (Year 5)

Soren Fripp (Year 7)

Eric Chen (Year 9) and Alfred Lu (Year 8)

ADVANCED A

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Leo Li (Year 5)

Eric Li (Year 9)

Austin Hu (Year 7)

Freddie Change (Year 8), Frank Li (Year 7), Justin Lau (Year 7) and Alex Wu (Year 7)

CONCERTO CONCERTO

First Place

Second Place

Third Place

Highly Commended

Freddie Chang (Year 8) Piano

Eric Li (Year 9) Piano

Daniel Luo (Year 12) Piano

Sam Long (Year 12) Baritone

Euro Kim (Year 9)

Alfred Lu (Year 8)

Lachie Bellamy (Year 11) and

Oscar Dowling (Year 11)

Saxophone, James Topping (Year 12)

Alto Saxophone and Alexander Lay (Year 10) Alto Saxophone

BGS Theatre Season

Dramatic Productions

Once again, our 2024 BGS Dramatic Productions season showcased exciting and thought-provoking theatre which challenged our audiences to consider the mark we leave on the world.

Senior Dramatic Production

Romeo and Juliet adaptation by

Daniel Evans

In Term 2, not only did we celebrate the joining of the Montagues and Capulets, but also of the Brisbane Grammar School and Brisbane Girls Grammar School Drama departments. This year’s Senior Dramatic Co-Production, Romeo and Juliet, involved close to 100 BGS and BGGS students and was an ambitious and eclectic reimagining of William Shakespeare’s timeless classic. From reckless knife fights to innocent love, our Romeo and Juliet was an exploration of the importance of human connection.

Our adaptation presented the hope of a world where violence is not the answer because violence only begets violence. In doing so, we challenged our community to consider how we can shape a world through love. Presented through a youth perspective, Romeo and Juliet showed us that they (our students) want love to be the answer, but they need the adults in their lives to model that for them.

Junior Dramatic Production

The Scene ProjectFlowers in Antarctica

written by Wendy Mocke

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 Wendy Mocke’s Flowers in Antarctica. Students had the opportunity to present their 15-minute performance to four other schools at Queensland Theatre and also had a viewing in the Centenary Hall for family and friends.

“Young People are living in a time of social activism; we often underestimate their ability to respond and think critically.”

- Wendy Mocke

Middle School Dramatic Production

An Unlikely Invitation is an original production written by Patrick Last,

In Term 4, our Middle School students (Years 5-8) presented their very own murder mystery in the BGS Theatre. Conceptualised and written by Grammar’s own Mr Patrick Last, Jeffrey Lewis and Bella MacDiarmid, An Unlikely

Invitation follows a young writer as he attempts to finish a short story assignment due the following day. This engaging comedy took inspiration from classic murder mysteries and from some of literature’s greatest characters. The

Reviews Throughout the Theatre Season:

“Incredible. So many feels.”

“The whole experience felt fresh and alive while still honouring the original text.”

“Absolutely blown away by the talent.”

“The acting was superb, the staging and choreography were ingenious, the lighting exquisite and the whole experience felt fresh and alive”

production challenged audiences to consider how we can develop resilience in creative opportunities and overcome self-doubt.

Ben Newth Head of Drama

Jeffrey Lewis and Bella MacDiarmid

Visual Art

It has been a rewarding year settling into the STEAM Precinct, and we have created some wonderful learning and display spaces.

Over 1,200 students have created artworks in our new Art classrooms this year and we have been delighted with the creative thinking evident in the

wonderful range of drawings, paintings, sculptures, printmaking, moving image, installation and photographic artworks. Growth in our Year 5 cohort created the opportunity for a new ceramics project and students have loved making their Lighthouse Habitats. Students worked with visiting artists, Amanda Stuart and Jane du Rand, to create sculptural lamps that depict endangered Australian animals and their vulnerable habitats.

Our Year 11 and 12 students proudly exhibited their work for the BGS community in the Great Hall in Term 3, where Spencer Tomlin and Lachie Elliott spoke eloquently about their creative process at the open evening. As a department, we have continued to focus on how Art contributes to transferable learning within STEAM as researchers are telling us that

being able to think creatively is more important than ever before. In a series of Teaching Exchanges, we shared with other staff how spending time in ‘flow state’ plays a vital role in maintaining wellbeing as you paint, carve or draw.

Our BGS Art Show broke all records again this year for sales and attendance, and we are grateful to our Art Support Group for funding our diverse Artist in Residence program, purchasing specialist equipment to make our ceramics program and our after-school clubs environmentally sustainable. Our silversmithing and painting masterclass continue to be very popular.

Our students are very grateful for the inspiration and care provided by all of our Art teachers and teacher aides.

Ms Anne Kennedy-Levesque Head of Art

Year 9

Year 7

8. Tristan Luk | 9. Kai Ischemko | 10. Christopher Jago

1. Alex Tsai | 2. Henry Lee | 3. Vishnu Pillai | 4. Mason Jai | 5. Isaac Liaw

Year 5

Sport

Basketball

The 2024 GPS Basketball season was enjoyable and successful for Brisbane Grammar School.

With over 740 boys registering to play basketball this year, it’s wonderful to see the continued growth and popularity of the game. Equally, it was fantastic to see such strong results across the age groups, with BGS winning 143 out of the 257 games played and a 56% winning percentage - a statistic that the whole BGS Basketball community can be proud of.

It is important to give special mention to Mr Jones’ Fourth V who went undefeated for the third year in a row. Both the Year 9 and senior teams performed strongly,

winning 66% and 77% of all games, respectively. Additionally, the Thirds won 5 games, and the Seconds won 6 games, achieving third place on the GPS ladder which was an outstanding achievement. The senior class of 2024 leaves BGS Basketball full of confidence that all age groups are in a strong position to continue improving over the coming years.

Our First V also had an extraordinary season, achieving a record of seven and one, finishing the season on a seven-game winning streak. This was a historic achievement as no First V team in Grammar’s history has ever accomplished such a record. This

success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of countless individuals who have contributed to the growth of BGS Basketball over many years, including all staff on campus, coaching staff and the 271 students who have worn a First V jersey since the launch in 1990. The graduating seniors are excited to see BGS go one better and win a maiden GPS premiership.

The challenge for BGS Basketball is now to set the goal of going from ‘great to great’.

Rohan Barlow 2024 Basketball Captain

First V

Back Row: George Mercer, Otto Dwyer, Lennon Bann, Rohan Barlow, Liam Cook, Marcus Forbes, Henry Hyde

Front Row: Samuel Chappell, Orlando Geary, Jacob Fox, Tom Gulliver, Angus Kearney, Lebron Brooks, James Middleton, Brendan Cheng

Absent: Max Balthes

Third V

Back Row: Sid Nair (Coach), Andrew Bade, Jim Curley, Lewis Martin

Front Row: Ryan Galgane, Mike Zeng, William Ewart, Thomas Leeuwendal

Absent: Henry Mercer, Joshua Poh, Nick Scott, Josh Smith, Ben Springall

Second V

Back Row: : James Eccelston (Coach), Henry Hyde, Alexander McConnel, Owen Lin, Ben Balthes (Coach)

Front Row: Jarrah Chien, Hudson Ridoutt, Andy Swindells, Tom Gulliver, Brendan Cheng

Absent: Andrew Bade, Oliver Tu

11A

Back Row: Daniel George (Director), Alvin Wang, Liam Cook, Fraser Salisbury, Angus McNamara

Front Row: Ocean Shih, James Middleton, Jacob Fox, Ollie White, Orlando Geary

Fourth V

Back Row: Scott Jones, Alex Roberts, Nick Scott, Hugh Andrews, Lucas Stay Front Row: Manul Jayasena, Sam Klaassen, Lucas Waite, Josh Smith, Harsha Cikaluru, Ollie Shearer-Smith, Minh Tran Absent: Alex Bemrose

11C and D

Back Row: Hamish Wall, Hunter Neep, Charlie Prebble, Jacob Raine Front Row: Maxwell Miu, Jack Van der Westhuizen, Akein Galgane, Alex Kim

Absent: Elijah Im (Coach), Benjamin Coates, Michael Dore, Praveen Gunawardena, Cavel Leong, Jackson Leong, Shaun Li, Christian Ma, Akein Galgane, Oliver Greenaway, Lukas Gresshoff, Will Jempson, Vishnu Kangatharan, Alex Kim, Ben Mowbray, Jai Silva, Ollie Swift

11B

Back Row: Noah Guthrie (Coach), Ferdi Rombola, Luke Saywell, Yoshi Becker, Behzad Eghtesadi Araghi, Rayan Mazumder Front Row: Ocean Shih, Samuel Chan, Alistair Langdon, Albert Du, Anson Qiu-Tang Absent: Aowen Ding, Alistair Langdon

10B

Back Row: Nick Teng, Michael Roussan, Ezekiel Hutton, Joshua de Jager, Rohan Relan

Front Row: Isaac Reid, Elliott Gillman, Sebastian Labagnara, Matt Petersen, Sahil Mohan Absent: Nathan Xu

10A

Back Row: Charlie Miller, Rhys Van Nispen, Victory Okonkwo Front Row: Zac Smith, Will Quinlan, Luke Carter, Armaan Timblo Absent: Magnus Gislason, Angus McNeill

Back Row: Mitch Gibson (Coach), Tom Aitchison, Lincoln Jorss, Alexander Cook, Nikkhil Jain

Front Row: Declan Barlow, Xavier Walsh, Raul Selva, Xavier Grey, Adam Ibrahim, Aum Bhatt Absent: Callum Wood

10C and D

Back Row: Zach Schulz, Brodie Martin, Zhen Qiu, Harvey Kerr

Front Row: Ian Lin, Zac Martin, Ethan Lee, Oliver Kent, Alexander Lay Absent: Sith Abeysinghe, Archie Boorer, Harrison Corser, Harvey de Aboitiz, Jack Flemming, Chanuga Jayawardena, George Lee, Om Thaker, Ethan Lee, Cashy Luo, Vuk Prentis, Xavier Rhodes, Hugo Smith, Amav Thapar, James Worthley

Back Row: Borui Robertson-Zeng, Euan Hardie, Hugo Forbes, Jacky Chang

Front Row: Julian Chin, Benjamin Smith, William Ragland, Zachy Yap Absent: Thomas Lou

Back Row: Curtis Lin, Michael Wang, Andrew McLeod Front Row: Owen Liu, Avi Roy, Alan Hu, Ethan Hilford Absent: Alex Amarasena, Harry Findlay

Back Row: Ayden Cashman, Harry Falting, Quinn Goodall

Front Row: Henry Fan, Michael Tsai, Hugh Caines, Sacha Panchapakesan

Absent: Cooper Kerr, Joshia McNamara, Oliver Smith, Daoson Wu

Back Row: Richard Tu, Jacky Tan, Jake McDowell, Cooper Lloyd Front Row: Thor Lock-Wilkinson, Thomas Van der Westhuizen, Xavier Lin, Kobi Stevens

Absent: Declan Meynink, Edison Nagl

Back Row: Lucas Tian, Morris Grant, Ben Bendell, Max Wang Front Row: Luka Rodins, Nam-An Nguyen, Arta Mehrzad, Oliver Elphinston, Max Gatehouse

Absent: Morris Grant, Joshua Spiez

Back Row: Sebastian Cage, Alston Lin, Maxim Mirkovic, Will Skerman, Markus Hu Front Row: Leo Lee, Jack Fried, Samuel Ritchie, Oscar Yuan, Miller Lin Absent: Mason Gao

Back Row: Alistair MacKenzie, William Gong, Alex Coursodon Front Row: Magnus Hansen, Leon Huang, Jack Stafford, Oliver Craig Absent: Jeremy Kuo, Alistair MacKenzie, Riyaz Paudyal, Sami Salman

Back Row: Alexander Kerr, Soham Kapur, John Wang, Ashley Nie Front Row: Henry Wang, Christopher Wong, Sten Loch-Wilkinson, Will Chin, Lachlan Euston

Absent: Ryder Cheng, Soham Kapur, John Wang

Back Row: Isaih Tueta (Coach), Jack Rochester, Jack Quinlan, Anthony Vidakovic, Leo Di Losa

Front Row: Frank Sun, Tony Chin, Lachlan Hilford, Keith Li, Leo Millhouse

Absent: Martin Chang

Back Row: Evan Li, Mohid Niazi, Trigg Van Nispen, Jay Holland

Front Row: Tom O’Connor, Charlie Guy, Ethan Bester, Dulane Goonetilleke

Absent: Mohid Niazi, Hudson Timms, Gabriel Zheng

Back Row: David Yu (Coach), Max Woods, Kai Wang, Gabriel Westley, Charles Hunter, Sebastian Bae (Coach)

Front Row: Lucas Yao, Justin Wang, Ryan Ding, Teddy Lau, Adrian Wang, Rex Luong

Absent: Illan Finn, Edward Yang

Back Row: Mikey Yuen (Coach), Eddie Poll, Edward Yang, Nicholas Bourne, Alexander Ha, Charlie Bryce

Front Row: Ryan Yu, Ben Roebig, Danny Zhong, Jared Xu, William An, Ricky Chin Absent: Kiran Kumar

Back Row: Oskar Kwintowski, Sam Murrell, Aiden Lee, Aiden Lee

Front Row: Milo Pincus, Adam McClelland, William Chou Absent: Yevin De Silva, Anderson Han, Frank Li, Dougal Smyth

Back Row: Matthew Pearce, Prabhav Purushothaman, George Oliver, William Jones

Front Row: Tate Tampiyappa, Yuvi Lashand, Marcus Swan, Jason Ma, Ollie Nadin

Absent: Henry Liu, Zander Schmidt

Back Row: Lucas Tong, Clement P.H. Lau, Ayaan Pachchigar, Thomas Johnson

Front Row: Dylan Schulz, Lachlan Muir, Adrian Sumano Liu, Frederik Epari, Manvik Soni

Back Row: Jackson Mercer, Nicholas Chuang, Vishnu Pillai, Sriram Potluri, Xavier Coyle, Luca Timblo

Front Row: Henry Lee, James Egan, Zerui Wu, Jensen Xiong, Zachary Vasta, Ethan Kao

Back Row: Thomas Jonsson, Alex Tsai, Marcus Tian, Ethan Milford, Charles Allan Front Row: Eshan Patel, Theo Brown, James Zhang, Angus Kranenburg, Lewis Zhu

Back Row: Hugo Cowls, Richard Kamberovic, Yash Lashand, Mahin Singh Front Row: Marcus Huo, Sebastian Averillo, Aiden Kim, Shallon Lin Absent: Everett McCarthy, Riday Mehta

Back Row: Andy Galloway (Coach), Tristan Cage, Max Thomas, Charlie Wang, Nicole De Domenico (Coach) Front Row: Jacob Shi, Rhys Bright, James Hilford, Patrick Whitehead, Leo Li Absent: Harvey Carlyle, Oscar Jury

Back Row: Guy Hilditch, Kai Liang, Jayden Lu, Simson Thomas Front Row: Daniel Bahri, Charles Allan, Nash Smith, Harish Anand Absent: Samuel Beck, Suhaib Kalyaal, Alexander Mego-Webb

Back Row: Sydney Liu, Max Copping, William Zheng

Front Row: Henry Berndt, Matthew Maclean, Leo Sun

Absent: Rafael Arias Lohrisch, Henry McConaghy, Owen Ou, Gilmat Zhang

Back Row: Nicole De Domenico (Coach), George Ling, Harrison Cooper, Matthew Magee, Oliver Chang, Andy Galloway (Coach)

Front Row: Hayden Lee, Liam Choo, Oliver Ha, Tom Thies, Harry Andrews Absent: William Fahy

Back Row: Guy Hilditch (Coach), Lachlan King, Tom Burton, Bourna Nazari, Thomas Hodge, Simson Thomas Front Row: Euan Erng, Lachlan Wilson, Charlie Caughlin, Ajay Paidipalli, Arvin Mojami Absent: Ilya Melati

Back Row: Eshaan Lal, Fergus Marshall, Luke Ferguson, Hugo Hedges, Aditya Singh

Front Row: Nathaniel Lin, Jacob Su, Duke Driscoll, Jeffrey He, Alexander Belin

Chess

The BGS GPS Chess squad for 2024 saw great success, providing a stable foundation for future seasons while also giving all teams the opportunity to contest for premierships and podium finishes.

Our 2024 Premier Chess Team—with full Middle School representation—managed to overcome a difficult Round 1 loss to Churchie with an undefeated record, securing second place. This is a great result, and with a team so young we are confident they can build on this result and hopefully secure a premiership in the coming seasons.

Following the Round 1 Churchie fixture and bye, Chess recorded only one loss across all teams from

76 fixtures, highlighting a highly successful season. The Round 3 clash with Terrace was the most notable with 36 from 36 games won. The round against Brisbane State High was also memorable as 11 teams from 12 won against highly competitive opponents. Our Senior Team has led positively this season, winning every game to secure their Premiership.

Congratulations to all our other Premiership-winning teams including the Open B, C, D, F, G and H teams.

As well as competing in the GPS competition, BGS also took part in the Inter-School Chess Competition. Both our Primary and Secondary teams made it to the State Finals

which took place in Term 4.

I’d like to extend my thanks on behalf of the Chess program to Directors Mr Taylor and Mr Herne, as well as coaches Jack Rodgers, Dusan Stojic, Nadula Tennakoon, Tony Zhong and Jason Chan for providing valuable training to our teams.

We would also like to thank Mr Kenny for his leadership of the Primary Chess Squad, and to Mr Brunckhorst and Miss Padgham for their help with the GPS season.

Liam Herne and Jay Taylor Chess Co-Directors

Gordon

Third Row: Peter Brunckhorst, Edward Thai, Lucas Qu, Alfie Bennett Hill, Jarrod Tan, Alex Chen, Henry Clubb, Rohan Raju, Charles Zhang, Charlie Wang, Alexander Ha, Malakai Wong, Jay Taylor

Second Row: Ryan Cao, Mike Liu, Neil Fu, Ephraim Zhao, Remy Cokim, Alfred Lu, Jeeva Praveen, Kayden Kyoung, Jason Shi, Austin Hu, Charles Fu, Rohan Rajesh Nair

Front Row: Charlie Wang, Shallon Lin, Connor Kua, Herrick Zhou, Lucas Wang, Ethan Milford, Lachlan Wang, Yuto Yamauchi, Dimitri Zou, Anderson Han, Elvis Wu, Oliver Ha, Joshua Smith

GPS Chess Team

Back Row: Dusan Stojic, Hamish Lilley, Alvin Shen, Alex Feldblyum, Nhan Nguyen, Zev Geffen, Thomas Lou, Alex Du, Alexander Jiang, Levi Phun, Liam Herne

Fourth Row: Jake Haslem, Nic Carter, Euro Kim, Dylan Paschkewitz,

Chen, Phillip Sangster, Sisu Wang, Samriddh Srivastava, Aryan Mandhan, Anoop Balasuiriya, Danny Zhong

GPS Chess Premier Team Left to Right: Dusan Stojic, Dimitri Zou, Neil Fu, Nic Carter, Nhan Nguyen, Jeeva Praveen, Lachlan Wang

Cricket

BGS Cricket enjoyed another successful season with over 420 boys participating across 34 teams. We enjoyed a winning percentage of over 55% and what was especially pleasing was that over 2/3 of our GPS teams finished in the top three of their respective divisions. Other highlights included seven five-wicket hauls, three hattricks, as well as a century and five batting partnerships in-excess of 100 runs. Additionally, we had two centuries scored in pre-season trial matches.

Congratulations to teams 8C and 10C who maintained an undefeated record, finishing as competition leaders. Joining them at the top of

their GPS divisions were the 6C, 7E, 9D and 11C. The Third XI, 5A, 6A, 6B, 7B, 7C, 7D, 9B, 9C, and 11B teams all saw podium placings. Well done to

2024 Player’s Player

Team Award Winner

5A Jim Anderson

5B Patrick Whitehead

5C Kevin Xu

5D Aditya Singh

6A Fred Epari

6B Sullivan Webb

6C Maayan Nallainathan

6D Alec Hewson

6E Dylan Mahagamage

7A Rian Kelaiya

all teams on their achievements. Congratulations to the following boys who received awards for their performances.

Team Award Winner

7B Madin Naidoo

7C Leo Koch

7D Johnny Dyson

7E Dougal Smyth

7F Jack Swayne

8A Devam Shah

8B Ollie Tart

8C Alexander Kerr

8D Lachlan Bade

2024 Coaches’ Award

5A James Brunton 8C William Mauger

5B Monty Gibson 8D William Hooper

5C Alexander Schliebs 9A Lachlan Szumowski

5D Aarin Kharkar 9B Ojas Joshi

6A Lachlan Neilson 9C Frederick Barrett

6B Max Given 9D Andy Bathgate

6C Theo Brown 9E Mahith Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage

6D Jacob Lowe 10A Oliver Dauber

6E Reuben Martin 10B Angus McNeil

7A Henry Serisier 10C Jed Siganto

7B Tom Schumacher 10D Harrison Corser

7C Archie Quinlan 11A Angus McNamara

7D Tate Tampiyappa 11B Michael Dore

7E Tristan Hodgson 11C Josh Edwards

7F Edward Liao 1st XI Lucas Bryan

8A Lewis Carroll 2nd XI Joshua Smith

8B Aaryan Jagannathan 3rd XI Tom Poder

First XI

Back Row: Mr Peter Steindl (Coach), Hugo Spencer, Hayden Dalmazzo, Isaac Lutz, Nick Scott, Lucas Bryan, Henry Mercer

Front Row: Sam Wallwork, Rishi Mehta, Eli Brain, Harry Langdon, Lachlan Elf, Ben Rothwell, Cruz Baker

Absent: Mr Jon Hopes (Coach)

Individual Special Awards

5 Wickets in an Innings

• Oliver Cook (8B) - 5/7 vs IGS 8B on 16/03/24

• William Mauger (8C) - 5/2 vs BSHS 8C on 09/03/2024

• Archie Ledingham (7B) - 5/14 vs BBC 7B on 02/03/2024

• Jax Beikoff (11B) - 5/24 vs BBC 11B on 02/03/2024

• Will O’Connell (10B) - 5/4 vs TGS 10B on 03/02/2024

• Michael Dore (11B) - 7/6 vs NC 11B on 17/02/2024

• Thomas Stannard (2nd XI) - 5/27 vs TSS 2nd XI on 23/03/24

Hat-tricks

• William Mauger (8C) - Hattrick vs BSHS 8C on 09/03/2024

• Theodore Moore (6B) - Hattrick - 3/12 vs ACGS 6B on 27/01/2024

• Vir Vasant (6B) - Hattrick - 3/11 vs BBC 6B on 02/03/2024

Century

• Matthew Yannarakis (10B) - CENTURY - 110 vs TGS 10B on 03/02/2024

Second XI

Highest Partnership Award

• Marcus Swan and Sebastian Sneddon (7A) - 117* vs Ipswich Grammar School - 16 March

Senior Cricketer of the Year

• Aamay Wadhwani

The Junior Cricketer of the Year

• Fred Hooper

I would like to congratulate our boys on a very successful 2024 season and thank all the coaches and parents for their patience throughout the season. I would like to wish all our graduating cricketers the very best of luck next year and look forward to hopefully seeing many of you back as coaches in 2025.

Mr Trevor Irvine Cricket Director

Third XI

Back Row: Mr. Lachlan Johnstone (Coach), Tristan Knudsen, Owen Lin, Jackson O’Brien, Will de Gunst, Tom Poder

Front Row: William Zillmann, Thomas Middleton, Alec Bemrose, William Johnson, Matthew Purcell, Sam Klaassen, Jaipreet Sihota

Absent: Keaton Baxter, Olly Taylor, Jake Edwards, Cooper Penrose, Tom Siganto, Zed Lee, Oliver Kennedy

Back Row: Mr. Jamie Smith, Thomas Stannard, Henry Hyde, Hugh Andrews, Eddie Willmott, Morgan Jury (Coach)

Front Row: Oliver Shearer - Smith, Alexander Peters, Flynn Horton, Lucas Bell, Joshua Smith, Harsha Cikaluru

Absent: Henry Mercer, Jordan Donald

10C

Back Row: Nick Fasone (Coach), Louis Pincus, William McDade, Spencer Ballentine, Jed Siganto, Mr. Mark Tremble (Coach)

Front Row: Ish Patel, Asher Levy, Henry Kerrigan, Shivam Pathak, James Butler, Rohan Morris, Cormac Prescott Absent: Eamman Conomos

10B

Back Row: Harry Scriven (Coach), Moosa Niazi, Matthew Yannarakis, Hardik Bhutada, Angus McNeill, Matt Petersen

Front Row: Shubh Garg, Om Thaker, William Coates, Edward Horton, Matthew Amato, Isaac Malik, Will O’Connell Absent: Will Sheedy (Coach)

11B

Back Row: Colby Smith, Ferdi Rombola, Michael Dore, Luke Donaldson, Will Neilson, Andy Miller (Coach)

Front Row: Jace Ramalingam, Luke Telford, Jack Van der Westhuizen, Ben Redmond, Sebastian Hazzard, Jax Beikoff, Luke Duncan

11A

Back Row: Mr Rowan Hill (Coach), Hugo Spencer (Captain), Angus McNamara, Hayden Scholes, Ashley Batchelor (Coach)

Front Row: Matteo Boccolacci, Lachlan Elf, Harry Beirne, Alex Spence, Vishnu Kangatharan, Alistair Langdon, Will Driessen Absent: Patrick Maher

10A

Back Row: Mr Graham Power, Brodie Martin, Harvey Munday, Nick Walker, Joshua de Jager, Elliott Gillman

Front Row: Cooper Dalmazzo, James Worthley, Oliver Dauber, Oliver Mellick, Armaan Timblo, Mitchell Ackermann, Sakith Paranavithana

11C

Back Row: Tom Clayton, Lachie Bellamy, Stan Watson, Josh Edwards, Will Aitchison, Hunter Neep, Ryan Quinell

Front Row: Michael Bryan, Benjamin Buck, Casey Hughes, Henry Ballentine, Oscar Small, Sam Ong, Micael Crookes

Absent: Mr Duncan Feltham (Coach), Doug Chapman (Coach)

Back Row: Tony Dudgeon (Coach), Francis Wallwork, Jack Fried, Lewis Carroll, Harry McDonald, Lachlan Mackay (Coach)

Front Row: Devam Shah, Aamay Wadhwani, Adam Johansen, Oliver Grigg, Ethan Bester, Aadya Wadhwani, Angus Hetherington

Back Row: Elliott Dudgeon (Coach), Mahith Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, Lukas Liu, Cooper Kerr, Alec Donald (Coach)

Front Row: Max Simpson, Maximus Carbo, Frederick Vaughan, James Watson, Severin Yong Gee, Jack Braben

Back Row: Ben Reinke (Coach), Anoop Balasuiriya, Samuel Kelley, George Hooper, Andrew Cavanagh, Ojas Joshi, Charlie Petersen (Coach)

Front Row: Hugo Liberatore, Angus Hoyling, Hugo Macaulay, Thomas Van der Westhuizen, Charlie Dyson, Praj Saini, Yashneel Prasad

Back Row: Oliver Spence (Coach), Hamish Mackay, Declan Meynink, Edward Mulholland, Angus Cooper, Ryleigh Wotherspoon (Coach)

Front Row: Tom Rollason, Mitchell Spence, Andrew McLeod, Lachy Szumowski, Harry Weibgen, Oliver Harris, Archie Slatter

Back Row: Elliott Dudgeon (Coach), Charlton Parr, Andy Bathgate, Alec Donald (Coach)

Front Row: Oscar Neilson, Rohan Vasani, Samuel Prasad, Patrick Carroll, Liam McClelland, Nate Karoly, Dominic Purcell

Back Row: Sebastian Beirne (Coach), Samriddh Srivastava, Ned Clayton, Henry Burke, Jake McDowell, Scott Evans (Coach)

Front Row: Liam Duncan, Frederick Barrett, Harry Huth, George Dunne, Harvey Hederics, Edward Driessen, Joey Stevenson

Back Row: Thomas Quinlan, Leo Koch, William Creighton, Archie Ledingham, Thomas Bender, Harry Biggs, Mr Hamish Benson (Coach)

Front Row: Alex Coates, Alex Ainsworth, Kaai Wijesekera, Hamish Hacking, Lachlan Lander, Austin Trotter, Jimmy Skoien

Back Row: Daniel Johnson (Coach), Ned Wilson, Dylan Gordon, Noah Green, Ramtino Sandroan, Max Woods, Mr Stuart Shirley (Coach)

Front Row: Tom Schumacher, Madin Naidoo, Dominic Masci, Mitch Nowlan, Harry Macaulay, Hugo Small, Yevin De Silva

Back Row: Paul Nilsen (Coach), Lewie Prescott, Alexander Kerr, Jack Stafford, Flynn Oliver, Tom O’Connor

Front Row: Josh Skinner, Dylan Murphy, Atti Kath, Will Mauger, Ben Lambert, Gabriel Levy, Will Thies

Back Row: Andy Bertram (Coach), Luka Rodins, Alistair MacKenzie, Angus Brand, Oliver Cook, Harry Hajkowicz, Luke Joel (Coach) Front Row: George Douglas, Joshua Lago, Ollie Tart, Elliot Sidman, Max Gatehouse, Aaryan Jagannathan, Clancy Menzies

Back Row: Mr Dean Littlefair (Coach), Angus Hart, Marcus Swan, Thomas Rose, Thomas Muller, Oliver Taylor (Coach)

Front Row: Rian Kelaiya, Ollie Nadin, Digby Gray, Henry Serisier, Sebastian Sneddon, Riley O’Shea, Hemang Lakhotia

Back Row: Alex Williams (Coach), William Hooper, Lachlan Bade, Rohan Aiahla Reddy, Elliot Morris, Yousuf Shakeel, Deep Singh, James Beebe, Ben Watson (Coach), Nick Hirschfeld (Coach)

Front Row: Harrison Tang, Krish Kotapati, Julian Hsu, Will Keech, Eddie Watson, Mac Taylor, Aran Nallainathan, Henry Gannon, Syed Ali, Daniel Kurian Absent: Sabeeh Sarwar

Back Row: Mr. Lauchlan Ross (Coach), Maayan Nallainathan, Harry Duffey, Xavier Coyle, Maxwell Bullwinkel, Jayden Patten, Thomas Hurwood (Coach)

Front Row: Aarav Kanegaonkar, Will Himstedt, Josh Pentelow, Luca Timblo, Oscar Harvey, Theo Brown, Kyan Lee

Absent: Jacob Low

Back Row: Oli Skerl (Coach), Liam Evans, Max Given, Sullivan Webb, Oliver Goold, Vir Vasant, Mr.Justin Shears (Coach)

Front Row: Joshua Smith, Jack Grigg, Zachary Tallis, Charlie Carew, Harry Baulch, Henry Maguire, Theodore Moore

Back Row: Chris Allen (Coach), Dougal Smyth, William Walker, Joshua Harrow, Tristan Hodgson, Rufus O’Kane, Isaac Bassingthwaighte (Coach)

Front Row: Vivan Thakur, Rohan Rajesh Nair, Noah Leck, Milo Pincus, Angus Bellamy, Desmond Lu, Ryan Ding

Back Row: Vedant Modak, Marcus Chan, Anthony Vidakovic, Matthew Brittain, Fraser Bell, Perry Irwin (Coach)

Front Row: Tate Tampiyappa, Hugo Stenner, Dylan Reid, Yuvi Lashand, Thomas Hume, Johnny Dyson, Aiden Hatte

Back Row: Kiyan Rahman (Coach), Angus Dauber, James Beuth, Seb Lippiatt, Elijah Rodins, Mr. Haydn Murray (Coach)

Front Row: Riday Mehta, Lachlan Neilson, Heath Evans, Joshua Rodins, Mahin Singh, Thomas Johnson, Frederik Epari

Absent: Aryan Pradish

Back Row: Elliot Campbell, Abdu Siddiqui, Jack Lowrey, Joshua Fletcher, Edward Liao, Chris Allen (Coach)

Front Row: Felix Li, Jack Swayne, Isaac Erathnage, Aston Morley, Roy Liu, George Klumpes

Absent: Isaac Bassingthwaighte (Coach)

Back Row: Oscar Sidhu, Edward Chambers Aarin Kharkar, , Aditya Singh, Fergus Incani, Ronit Relan (Coach)

Front Row: Ajay Paidipalli, Max Erathnage, Eshaan Lal, Zenith Liu, Manny Bourke, Duke Driscoll, , Luke Visser Absent: Binupa Ilangamage (Coach)

Back Row: Jack Matthews (Coach), Henry Berndt, Alexander Schliebs, William Fahy, Oscar Jury, Hudson Chang, Mr Glenn McFarlane (Coach)

Front Row: Sam Walsh, Sidney Hogan-Smith, Thomas Mowbray, Harry Andrews, Felix Singleton, Ben Harding, Kevin Xu

Back Row: Mr. Ian Grice (Coach), Harish Anand, James Lawlor, Suhaib Kalyaal, Ethan Jowsey, Simson Thomas (Coach

Front Row: Dylan Mahagamage, Rishan Mudaliar, Shreyans Maturu, Aatreya Vikram Kantharaju, Henry Beebe, Reuben Martin, Manvik Soni Absent: Henry White, Joshua Roocke, Yash Lashand

Back Row: Bryce Irvine (Coach), Max McHutchison, Monty Yuille, Sriram Potluri, Theo Wysocki, Thomas Jonsson, Mikey Yuen (Coach)

Front Row: Eshan Patel, Alec Hewson, Isaak Wentrup, Jacob Low, Oscar Gannon, Elliot Longland, Xavier Moody, Isaac Liaw

Back Row: Rafael Arias Lohrisch, Patrick Whitehead, Max Thomas, Alexander Jary, Lachlan King, Mr. Logan Hawkins (Coach) Front Row: Ted Kennedy, Lachlan Wilson, Tom Thies, Montgomery Gibson, Harry Skoien, Patrick Reid, Kipling Heard

Back Row: Brad Mackintosh (Coach), Fergus Marshall, Oscar Horneman, Harrison Cooper, Freddie Hooper, Lachlan Davis, Mr. Greg Tier (Coach)

Front Row: Jeffery He, Leo Granger, Jonathon Spragg, Dray Gaunt, Oliver Mulhearn, James Brunton, Jim Anderson

Cross Country

The GPS Cross Country Championships are typically held under warm, dry conditions. By late morning, when the Opens race is held, many runners collapse across the finish line dehydrated and overheating. This year, conditions were wet and slippery with many boys experiencing multiple falls on fast, muddy descents. It made for a fascinating day of racing.

We started the day brilliantly with our 10 to 12-year-olds coming second overall in the Junior Championships. Our 13 years runners kicked off our Senior

Championships campaign with a dominant win in their race. Five BGS runners finished in the top 10. We had some great results in the older age groups with several BGS boys finishing in the top five for their respective races.

These results were the culmination of months of training. Many boys rolled straight out of middle-distance training in Term 4 to attend Cross Country sessions over the Christmas Holidays. Five months of early morning starts, gruelling hill sessions and tough Friday afternoon meets meant that

boys were well prepared and race hardened come race day on May 16. Many thanks must go to the coaching staff and to every parent who supported the program. With some incredible talent in our younger year groups, the future of BGS Cross Country is looking bright.

Mr Nick Holland Cross Country Co-Director

Open

Back Row: Thomas Ruddell, Connor Fitzpatrick, Lachie Smith, Toby Harpham, Henry Slatter, Isaac Spiller

Middle Row: Armon Cardell, Nicholas Love, Matthew Purcell, Josh Smith, Sam Fedorov, William Murphy, Mr Dylan Koopman

Front Row: Luke Duncan, Thomas Siemon, Archie Austin, Dominic Forrest, Keaton Baxter, Sam Wallwork

15 Years

Back Row: Harvey Munday, Joel Stay, Lincoln Jorss, James Grant, Ben Purcell

Middle Row: Max McGrath, Ethan Huang, Miles Bennett, Philip Sangster, Ben Davies, Mr Tim Francis

Front Row: Julian Chin, Callum Hodgson, Joshua Holmes, Campbell O’Reilly, Wesley Tsai, Archie Slatter

16 Years

Back Row: Luca Waterhouse, Alex Falcomer, Nick Kelso, Archie Boorer, Finnian Mann, Oliver Dauber, Ms Claire Pepper-Rogers

Front Row: Max McKinnon, Salvatore Leotta, Noah Lauder, Charlie Miller, Julien Anderson, Oliver Mellic

13 Years

Back Row: Sebastian Sneddon, Marcus Swan, Charlie Bryce, Ira Adib, George Oliver, Zac Fox, Austin Trotter, Mr Samuel Lobascher

Front Row: Vincent Voller, Noah Leck, Josh Margetts, Fraser Bell, Ben Earnshaw, Harry Biggs, Hayden Huang , Gilbert Barrett

14 Years

Back Row: Lewis Carroll, Charlton Parr, Alexander Donaldson, Mack Kumala, Mitchell Spence

Middle Row: : Hudson Timms, Luka Rodins, Ashton Jennings, Thomas Isles, Hugo Liberatore, Mr Darren Carnell

Front Row: Josh Skinner, Max Gatehouse, Jacob Haylock, Callum Wood, William Dauber, Charlie Guy

11 Years

Back Row: George Ling, Ryder Yang, Heath Evans, Maayan Nallainathan, Jayden Patten, Patrick Whitehead, Thomas Johnson, Will Himstedt, Mr Gregory Tier

Front Row: Kipling Heard, Will Chalmers, James Brunton, Henry Gordon, Oliver Hewett, Henry Berndt, Montgomery Gibson, Zachary Chow

12 Years

Back Row: Dominic Masci, Dylan Reid, William Creighton, Jayden Yoon, Gus Dauber, Harry Duffey, Mr Samuel Lobascher Middle Row: Lachlan Muir, Ethan Milford, Hugo Small, Elijah Rodins, Joshua Rodins, Nash Smith, Leo Millhouse

Front Row: Edward Hajkowicz, Thomas Hendy-Mowat, Zachary Tallis, Alex McAuliffe, Xavier Moody, Ethan Kao, Elliot Longland

10 Years Left to Right: Alexander Lee, Patrick Reid, Oliver Krueger, Rhys Bright, Jim Anderson, Nathanael Lin, Mr Gregory Tier

Debating

Debating in 2024 has continued its long history of success, affirming itself as a popular asset of the vast cocurricular offerings at BGS. 2024 saw more than 215 students, from Years 5 to 12, engage in Debating, and each boy has benefitted from the chance to sharpen their public speaking and argumentative skills across all school terms in both GPS and Queensland Debating Union (QDU) competitions.

The skill and commitment displayed by all debaters in the 2023-2024 trialling process,

alongside the valuable feedback provided by coaches, gave us all a head start (and a boost of confidence) as the 2024 season approached.

That confidence and preparation paid dividends. In GPS, 17 out of 20 teams ended up on the podium, a remarkable achievement, with eight of those teams coming home as competition leaders. Amongst those eight was the Senior A team who secured the GPS premiership with a nearly undefeated run.

In QDU, 11 out of 14 teams made it

through to elimination rounds, with five making it to the quarterfinals. Despite these great performances, a sweep of unlucky rounds against strong opposition saw many teams unable to progress further. Yet, Team 10.1 made it to the Grand Final and finished runner-up for the Brisbane Year 10 competition. None of this success would be possible without the tireless work of coaches, staff, and especially our Director, Miss Schottlaender. It’s clear that BGS Debating has benefited immensely from

Miss Schottlaender’s leadership and experience. Guiding a year-long program to such success is no small feat.

BGS Debating is something special, and it’s shaped my time at School. There are very few activities available that will change and benefit you as much as debating, that alter the way you think and approach issues, writing, speaking, communication, and so much more. I’ve reaped its rewards time and time again, and I will continue to, as will every boy who engages in the program’s uplifting culture, comradery, long history, and future of success.

Dominic Forrest Debating Captain

Senior A

Left to Right: Lucas Lu, Benjamin Li, Thomas Ruddell, Matthew Beckingsale, Dominic Forrest

Absent: Thomas Nunn-Rutledge (head coach), Arathy Thirukumar (coach GPS), Dana Schottlaender (coach QDU)

12.1 GPS and QDU

Left to Right: Alexander Keir James Brough, Angus Ellerman, Jackson Webb Absent: Jude Forrest (coach)

11.2 GPS and QDU

Left to Right: Nirmidan Sasikaran, Michael Beetham, Kaushal Varsani, Bowen Zhang, Liem Dang

Absent: Toby Davidson (GPS coach), Alexander Graves (GPS coach); Daniel Celm (QDU coach), Abigail Twyman (QDU coach)

10.2 GPS and QDU

Left to Right: Keeran Chang, Rishi Mehta, Adam Chua, Eugene Erng, Andrew Beckingsale (coach), Arran McKenzie (coach)

Absent: Chayse Sheather, Timothy Zhu

10.1 GPS and QDU

Left to Right: Oliver Mellick, Eamman Conomos, Hamish Ellerman, Archer Webb, Charles Zhang, Robbie Gilbert (coach)

9.1 GPS and QDU

Left to Right: Zachy Yap, Julian Chin, Jasper Chin Moody, Aroush Kothari, Henry Woodward, Jonathan Neep (coach) Absent: Isaac Bassingthwaighte (coach)

10.3 GPS

Left to Right: Yago Ortega Quintana, Rohan Goel, Guan-Ao Ma, Daniel Zhang, Mr John Byrne (coach) Absent: Hamish Smyth

11.1 GPS and QDU

Left to Right: Shaun Li, Michael Dore, Luke Saywell, Chase Pao, Tiarne Graves (coach)

Absent: Christian Ma, Jonathan May (coach)

9.3 GPS

Left to Right: Alexander Scott, Luke Zhang, Theodore Andreatidis, Thomas Scott, Ethan Koch, Mr Darren Carnell (coach)

9.2 GPS

Left to Right: Orlando Dunn-Mura, Henry Duffield, Jacky Tan, Ethan Huang, William Dauber

Absent: Alexander Fu, Jasper Lindgren (coach), Will Dwyer (coach)

8.2 GPS

Left to Right: Henry Wang, Kingsley Schliebs, Marcus Tully, Shan Alam, Daniel Kurian Absent: Vicki Chuang (coach)

8.1 GPS

Left to Right: Dominic Incani, Leon Huang, Avi Jha, Edward Thai, Aditya Kolur Absent: Alex Crethar (coach)

7.1 GPS

Left to Right: Lisa Whitcher (manager), Felix Li, Martin Chang, Tony Chin, Angus Nieh, Leo Armenis Absent: Lucas Lu (coach), Matthew Beckingsale (coach)

8.3 GPS

Left to Right: Ryan Chand, Lucas Lu, Lachlan Bade, Michael Cheng, Lachlan Tan, Mr Samuel Finch (coach)

7.3 GPS

Left to Right: Vincent Voller, Elliot Campbell, Prabhav Purushothaman, Charlie Huang, Ricky Chin, Amelia Pratt (manager) Absent: Benjamin Li (coach), Shaun Li (coach)

6.2 GPS

Left to Right: Matt Kleinschmidt (manager), Shreyans Maturu, Hamish Moore, Lachlan Ho, Chris Li, Aarav Kanegaonkar, Anson Qiu-Tang (coach) Absent: Chase Pao (coach)

6.1 GPS

Left to Right: Matt Kleinschmidt (manager), Alston Wang, Daniel Zhang, Tom Taylor, Maayan Nallainathan, Joshua Smith, Matthew Purcell (coach) Absent: Thomas Ruddell (coach)

5.2 GPS

Left to Right: George Ling, Jamie Ngai, Gabriel Arthur (coach), Arvin Mojami, Quinton Zheng, Charlie Wang. Absent: Sam Kolkenbeck-Ruh (manager), Nirmidan Sasikaran (coach)

5.1 GPS

Left to Right: Sam Kolkenbeck-Ruh (manager), Jackson Crombie, Quinton Poon, Ryder Yang, John Li, Leo Li, Charles Zhang (coach), Hamish Ellerman (coach)

7.2 GPS

Left to Right: Tanya Shegog (manager), Yuto Yamauchi, Oliver Chin Moody, Dylan Gordon, William An, Yevin De Silva, Mitch Emery (coach), Angus Ellerman (coach)

Year 10 QDU

Back Row: Cashy Luo, Timothy Zhu, Hamish Ellerman, Hardik Bhutada, Chayse Sheather, Max Gao, Eamman Conomos, Eugene Erng

Front Row: Callum Deacon, Sachin Nanda, Om Thaker, Rishi Mehta, Adam Chua, Archer Webb, Keeran Chang, Charles Zhang

Absent: Oliver Mellick, Alison Cleary (coach), Jashin Premraj (coach), Robbie Gilbert (coach), Andrew Beckingsale (coach), Arran McKenzie (coach)

Year 8 QDU

Back Row: Deep Singh, Harrison Doyle, Lawrence Li, Sebastian Cage, William Gong

Middle Row: Gabriel Zheng, Will Chin, Murphy Van Riel, Bryan Sun, Nam-An Nguyen, Kiren Senaratne, Kusha Zareie, Alfred Lu

Front Row: Chris Kua, Henry Lin, Aadya Wadhwani, Isaac Chuang, Aamay Wadhwani, Shriyan Gurram, Kayden Kyoung, Dulane Goonetilleke, Aaron Tao

Absent: Mason Gao, Aran Nallainathan, Jason Shi, Jeffrey Yu, Ned Boorer (coach), Will Motely (coach), Alex Thakur (coach), Japser Lindgren (coach), Alex Graves (coach), Mr Jay Taylor (coach)

Year 6 QDU

Back Row: Liem Dang, Moosa Niazi, Hardik Bhutada, Adam Chua, Chayse Sheather, Eugene Erng, Rishi Mehta (coaches)

Third Row: Bowen Zhang (coach), Sriram Potluri, Tom Taylor, Seb Lippiatt, Ayaan Pachchigar, Sanjay Selvarajan, Daniel Zhang, Nguyen Anh Do (coach)

Second Row: Will Kennedy, Alston Wang, Mahin Singh, Lucas Tong, Richard Kamberovic, Alex Tsai, Vir Vasant, Henry Beebe, Jensen Xiong

Front Row: Eshan Patel, Fred Finch, Rishan Mudaliar, Matthew Kim, Harish Anand, Will Himstedt, Aryan Pradish, Sebastian Soi, Zachary Chow

Absent: Julian Jung, Eugene Erng (coach), Rishi Mehta (coach)

Year 9 QDU

Back Row: Hamish Treweeke, Frederick Barrett,

Front

Henry Woodward, Julian

Absent: Jasper Chin Moody, Adam Ibrahim, Connor O’Shea, Alexander Smith, Mr Ged Hales (coach), Toby Davidson (coach), Alexander Graves (coach), Isaac Bassingthwaighte (coach), Jonathan Neep (coach)

Year 7 QDU

Back Row: Lucas Lu (coach), Adriano Gianfelici (coach), Abhay Mishra, Matthew Brittain, Caleb Cavanagh, Ilan Finn, Michael Dore (coach), Jashin Premraj (coach)

Middle Row: Mikaela Merrypor (manager), Ned Wilson, Preston Soh, William Di, Noah Green, Aiden Lee, Chris Yang, Dougal Smyth, Bridget Pearce (coach)

Front Row: Ethan Leong, Ryan Ding, Bosco Huang, Aidan Shen, Hamish Kelly, Edward Gu, Charlie Wu, Paul Shao, Kiran Kumar, Jack Swayne

Absent: Joshua Fletcher, Forrest Russell, James Garraway, Susan du Rand (manager), Alex Koeberg (manager), Matthew Beckingsale (coach), Luke Saywell (coach)

Year 5 QDU

Back Row: Cashy Luo (coach), Om Thaker (coach), Callum Deacon (coach)

Third Row: Amelia Pratt (manager), Rohan Relan (coach), Daniel Zhang (coach), Yago Ortega Quintana (coach), Tom Burton, Zachary Wang, Eamman Conomos (coach), Guan-Ao Ma (coach), Matt Kleinschmidt (manager)

Second Row: Jeffery He, Aditya Singh, William Zheng, Henry Li, Edward Chambers, Tristan Ng, Yuto Takada, Fergus Marshall, Leo Sun, Ron Sarikwal

Front Row: Ryan Cao, Ajay Paidipalli, Austin Wang, Thomas Hodge, Anthony Incani, Oscar Pao, Jamie Panchapakesan, Oscar Xu, Nathanael Lin

Absent: Syndey Liu, Henry Berndt

Keshav Siraparapu, Samuel Prasad, Aryan Mandhan, Luke Allan

Row:

Chin, Ojas Joshi, Praj Saini, Hugo Serisier, Aroush Kothari, Zachy Yap

Fencing

The 2024 Fencing season had a slower start with pre-season training during Term 1, followed by the holiday camp, running exercises, drills and games for the both the new and returning fencers. This gave the newer fencers experience in holding a weapon, while those returning were given the opportunity to refine and sharpen their skills before the upcoming season.

Just after camp, the inaugural Musketeers Invitational gave fencers from Townsville, Brisbane State High School, All Hallows’, and other local clubs, experience at an individual format competition. Congratulations to all fencers who competed on the day. Many thanks to the Musketeers

for hosting this event and creating yet another opportunity for our fencers.

BGS Fencing further cemented its astounding success, not only by maintaining the top steps of the podium, but by also retaining the Queensland Fencing Association’s Brisbane School Teams Championship. The outstanding efforts of the flagship teams combined with the collective strength and determination of our largest-ever fencing community to bring the school team’s cup home. BGS won the overall competition, dominating against BGGS (second), and State High (third). However, this success could not have been achieved by a single team, but

rather the contribution of just over 240 fencers.

I would like to thank the entire community - from the Musketeers who ran the canteen every weekend, to the boys in the armoury who were responsible for getting all fencers kitted up each week. On behalf of the 2024 Fencing cohort, I thank Ms Melanie Chin and Mr Jim Hill for their unwavering leadership and support of our program.

With the program’s growth and continued success, I have no doubt BGS Fencing will continue to flourish.

Hanbi Seo Fencing Captain

It has been an honour to be the Middle School representative for BGS Fencing this season. Fencing is a highly engaging sport with three separate weapons, which requires fitness and agility. The sport is very exciting and satisfying to

score points and to win alongside teammates. Another aspect of BGS Fencing is the welcoming and inclusive community. Every boy who wants to fence can, and the coaches are always helpful and supportive.

In Years 5 and 6, the boys try

each of the weapons to decide which one they will continue with in later years. These boys compete in fixtures in the Indoor Sports Centre while Years 7 and 8 compete at the school’s competition by Queensland Fencing Association out at Yeronga.

This season, a total of 83 Middle School boys fenced in the Brisbane schools’ competition across ten teams and three weapons, with excellent results. All teams did very well and almost everyone finished on the podium making this a very successful season. It was great to see all the boys at training and eager to learn new techniques with each other.

I have really enjoyed improving my skills over the past two seasons, as well as helping others get better in general. I hope that the 2025 fencing season is just as successful if not better and I would highly recommend fencing to anyone at all.

Hamish Napper Middle School Ambassador

First IV

Back Row: Mr Jim Hill (Assistant Fencing Director), Lucas Lu, Harsha Cikaluru, Theo Chan, Hanbi Seo, Vikram Kumar

Front Row: Jayden Yeh, Lucas Lu, Daylin Johnson, Owen Zhong, Aiden Seo, Alexander Smith

Absent: Sansith Warusamanna

State, National and International Results

We congratulate these fencers who were afforded the opportunity to compete in state, national, and international competitions.

Queensland School Fencer | July 2024

Event Place Name

Intermediate Foil 1st place

Intermediate Foil 2nd place

Intermediate Epee 1st place

Intermediate Epee 2nd Silver

Owen Zhong (9)

Henry Kim (5)

Kris Dark (9)

Alexander Smith (9)

Intermediate Epee 3rd place Jayden Yeh (9)

Senior Foil 1st place Oscar Zhong (10)

Senior Foil 3rd place (tie) Ryan Cowdroy-Ling (10)

Senior Foil 3rd place (tie) Ben Anderson (10)

Senior Sabre 1st place Aiden Seo (9)

National Intermediate Schools Championships | June 2024

Event Place Name

Boy’s Foil Team 3rd place

Boy’s Epee Team 2nd place

Kris

A total of 241 fencers took to the piste this year. BGS Fencing Proficiency Awards were earned as follows: 33 Year 5 Bronze, 16 Year 6 Bronze, 40 Year 7-12 Bronze, one Silver Epee, seven Silver Foil, seven Silver Sabre, and one Gold Sabre. We also had very pleasing results in State and National competitions. Farewell to our Year 12 fencers, Austin Cancio-Newton, Theo Chan (Vice Captain), Tom Chan, Harsha Cikaluru, Grayson Cook, Tim Hinton, Oliver Kelly, Sam Long, Dan Miller, Hanbi Seo (Captain), Nick Silverston, Alex Smith, Lachie Smith, Sam Smith, Jack Telford, James Topping, Sansith Warusamanna, Jackson Webb, Jollie Window. Thank you for your leadership this year.

We are grateful to have the Musketeers Parent Support Group. Thank you for sponsoring the opportunity for fencers from other

schools and clubs to visit for the Invitational held in April of this year. It was also great to have the canteen continue providing refreshments at the Yeronga fixtures. Sincerest thanks to our

coaches and teaching staff for being at training and fixtures, encouraging our fencers.

Mrs

Melanie Chin Fencing Director

Will Chin (8), Keith Li (7), Owen Zhong (9)

Dark (9), Alexander Smith (9), Jayden Yeh (9)

Individual Proficiency Awards

Students who attended training regularly were able to attempt the assessment for their Proficiency Award. Congratulations to all who achieved their next level of proficiency.

Year 5 Bronze: Ethan Barrett, Ethan Betts, Thomas Burton, Oliver Chang, Hudson Chang, Harry Cobcroft, Max Copping, Lachlan Davis, Euan Erng, Niklas Evered, Luke Ferguson, Thomas Hodge, Henry Kim, Alexander Lee, Hayden Lee, Austin Li, Xavier Loxton, Joshua Lu, Matthew Maclean, Fergus Marshall, Ben Mitchell, Anson Ng, Harrison Qu, Jacob Shi, Aditya Singh, Felix Singleton, Jacob Su, Yuto Takada, Max Wang, Damon Wu, Mark Xia, Edward Xu, Quinton Zheng.

Year 6 Bronze: Henry Beebe, Will Chalmers, Isaac Farquar, Fred Finch, Rory Horne, Mason Jia, William Kennedy, Aiden Kim, Ryan Lee, Kai Liang, Henry Maguire, Will Moynihan, Anderson Ngai, Adrian Sumano Liu, Marcus Tian, James Zhang.

Bronze: Shan Alam, Harry Chang, Raphael Dinh, Edward Gu, Ian Ha, Anderson Han, David Hao, Jake Haslem, Tristan Hodgson, Ruka Hoole, Leon Huang, Owen Huang, Will Jiang, Tarin Langton-Lockton, Aiden Lee, David Lee, Keith Li, Albert Lien, Jack Lowrey, Fraser McKim, Rohin Menon, Joshua Mitchell, Nathan Moo, Arun Nanda, Mohid Niazi, Diyako Rekar, Dougal Salisbury, Preston Soh, Marcus Ta, Khanmergen Ulziidamba, Lucas Yao, Felix Wade, Ari Weis, Zachary White, Felix Whiteman, Aiden Wong, Aiden Zand, Lawrence Zhang, Oscar Zhang, Ephraim Zhao.

Silver Epee: Jackson Webb.

Silver Foil: James Beebe, Soren Fripp, Thomas Fullagar, George Klumpes, Terry Lee, Angus Nieh, Louis Shorten.

Silver Sabre: Henry Clubb, Matthew Elliott, Andrew Kwok, Noah Lauder, Henry Wang, Will Yuen, Chris Zhu.

Gold Sabre: Nicholas Silverston.

First IV Epee

Back Row: Ruka Hoole, Jackson Webb, Harsha Cikaluru, Kris Dark, Jollie Window, Dinura Gallage, Eric Li, Mohid Niazi Front Row: Frank Li, Zachary White, Alexander Smith, Brayden Huo, Jack Wang, Louis Filei, Khanmergen Ulziidamba Absent: Nicholas Blanch, Austin Cancio-Newton, Tim Hinton, Owen Huang, Oliver Kelly, Oscar Kim, Sansith Warusamanna, Michael Wang, Jayden Yeh

First IV Foil

Back Row: Will Yuen, Theo Chan, Charlie Fuller, Curtis Spencer, Lachie Smith, Jason Tan, Armand Hamilton, Ethan Liang

Fifth Row: Peter Hu, Samuel Harasty, Ethan Jones, Oscar Zhong, Max Smith, Nick Kennedy, Luke Sharry, Lawrence Li

Fourth Row: Daylin Johnson, Thomas Fullagar, Riley Garner, Manura Gallage, Benjamin Searle, Joshua Mitchell, William Gong, Chester Hastie, Owen Zhong

Third Row: Ivan Li, Dougal Salisbury, Severin Yong Gee, Benjamin Anderson, James Beebe, Hamish Napper, Oscar Yuan, Harry Chang, Daniel Yoon, Terry Lee, Rohin Menon, Aiden Lee

Second Row: Henry Fan, Will Chin, Fraser McKim, Malakai Wong, Albert Sham, Edward Yang, Jake Haslem, Raphael Dinh, Soren Fripp, Preston Soh, Lucas Lau

Front Row: Lucas Yao, Keith Li, David Hao, Bradley Chua, Felix Whiteman, Jayden Yoon, Ryan Chand, Nathan Moo, Louis Shorten, Jonah Kim, Lucas Wang, George Klumpes

Absent: Ethan Ai, Shan Alam, Ethan Cao, Grayson Cook, Evan Li, Ryan Cowdroy-Ling, Liem Dang, Isaac Erathnage, James Garraway, Mubarak Hakim, Will Jiang, David Lee, Eugene Lee, Angus Nieh, Arun Nanda, Ethan Ngan, Shivam Pathak, Diyako Rekar, Suriya Selvarajan, Hanbi Seo, Frank Sun, Jacky Tan, Felix Wade, Aiden Wong, Lawrence Zhang, Ephraim Zhao

First IV Sabre

Back Row: Noah Lauder, Kaushal Varsani, Sam Long, Jack Telford, William McDade, James Topping, Dan Miller

Third Row: Jack Lowrey, Alex Du, Alex Smith, Vikram Kumar, Sean Huang, Matthew Elliott, Henry Ballentine, Tom Chan, Finn Beltrame, Finn Silverston

Second Row: Tarin Langton-Lockton, Dhilan Varsani, Henry Clubb, James Boardman, Aaron Wang, Sam Moore, Sahej Bansi, Chris Zhu, Joseph Huang, Ari Weis, Max Bromet

Front Row: Leo Armenis, Kiran Kumar, Marcus Ta, Aiden Zand, Daniel Fung, Andre Kwok, Henry Bird, Leon Huang, Tom Smith, Tristan Hodgson, Anderson Han

Absent: Will Aitchison, Riley Booker, Edward Gu, Shriyan Gurram, Ian Ha, Daniel Hu, Robert Kearney, Albert Lien, Lucas Lu, Lucas Lu, Ludwig Menck, Sacha Panchapakesan, Ethan Peake, Aiden Seo, Kaiden Sutton, Henry Wang, Oscar Zhang

Back Row: Ryan Liu, Kai Liang, Marcus Tian, Daniel Wang, Gianni Bond, Will Kennedy, Thomas Jonsson

Middle Row: Aidan Kim, Henry Beebe, Rory Horne, Daniel Zhang, Theo Brown, Theo Miller, Jensen Xiong, Isaac Farquhar

Front Row: Fred Finch, Mason Jia, Ryan Lee, William Moynihan, James Zhang, Adrian Sumano Liu, Anderson Ngai, Marcus Huo

Absent: William Chalmers, Angus Kranenburg, Henry Maguire, Lachlan Muir, Sanjay Selvarajan, Chase Zheng

Back Row: Harry Cobcroft, Oscar Horneman, Ethan Barrett, Max Copping, Tom Burton, Lachlan Davis, Luke Ferguson

Third Row: Ethan Betts, Yuta Takada, Jacob Shi, Edward Chambers, Oscar Sidhu, Austin Li, Mark Xia, Aditya Singh, Oliver Chang

Second Row: Max Wang, Quinton Zheng, Xavier Loxton, Euan Erng, Jacob Su, Damon Wu, Ben Mitchell, Alexander Lee, Jackson Crombie, Anson Ng

Front Row: Felix Singleton, Theo Wall, Joshua Lu, Edward Xu, Sydney Liu, Fergus Marshall, Matthew Maclean, Thomas Hodge, Hudson Chang, Niklas Evered

Absent: Tom Blanch, Henry Kim, Hayden Lee, Owen Ou, Jamie Panchapakesan, Harrison Qu, Ashton Visser, Oscar Xu

Year 5

Year 6

Football

Football was hugely successful this year with over 700 students participating and 500 attending the two-day holiday clinic at Northgate.

The round one home game against Anglican Church Grammar School did not disappoint. The grandstand was packed with 343

passionate supporters and the field was full of incredible displays, resulting in BGS winning the day overall.

224 games were played in the official GPS competition. Of those 224, 136 were recorded as wins, 26 draws and 62 losses. An impressive 735 goals were scored—over 100 goals more than last year—and only 425 conceded.

Proudly, we have provided 89 supplementary games this season, showing that participation in football across our school has grown and opportunities within our D, E, F & G teams are stronger and more competitive than ever.

This year we won seven out of eight rounds in the GPS competition, only losing to Nudgee.

Notable team performances and competition leaders include the Third XI, Fourth XI, 5A, 7B, 7D, 9D, 10B and 10C, with undefeated seasons for 7B, 9D, and 10C.

Our First XI enjoyed a hugely successful season which, like last year, started with a pre-season trip to the tournament hosted by TSS. This proved invaluable for team building and allowed the boys to apply the tactics from the coaches. Mr Mckay and Mr Alizart guided the boys diligently. Overall, the GPS season saw the First XI finish fourth.

Our football program continues to receive fantastic support from the Wembley Club. All funds raised go back towards the boys and program. Thank you to new President, Ms Jackie Trad and

outgoing Vice President, Janine Griffiths. Thank you for your unwavering support of our boys, we are immensely grateful. To all outgoing Wembley club members, thank you.

Thank you also to Don Myles and the team at Northgate for keeping the best grounds in Brisbane.

Mr Graham Harvey Football Director

First XI

Back Row: Vincent van Brunschot, Mike Zeng, Lucas Bryan, Patrick Maher, Ocean Xia, Hugo Spencer Middle Row: Mr Matthew McKay, Hudson Slater, Kobi Griffiths, Ben Coates, Sidney McMenamin, Mr Daniel Alizart

Front Row: Sam Wallwork, Liam Hardie, Ben Forrester, Oliver Larsen, Jay Peterson, Daniel Qu, Harry Woodruff, Hudson Pherous

Back Row: Xavier O’Sullivan, Jake Edwards, Alexander McConnel, Drew Chudleigh, Josh Smith

Middle Row: Mr Nick Walton, Marcus Latimore, Rupert Thynne, Aidan Raad, Lewis Williams, Mr John Atkins

Front Row: Sam Wallwork, Tom Poder, Ben Nguyen, Jay Peterson, Nash Furnell, Minh

Back Row: Alex Roberts, Nick Scott, Tom Gulliver

Middle Row: Alec Bemrose, William Ewart, Zayn Seedat, Adriano Gianfelici, Pablo Chamon Kovalenko, Ewan Mortimer

Front Row: Hamish Cooke, Pascal Khosrotehrani, Lewis Harvey, Jacob Choi, Ollie Shearer-Smith, Jaipreet Sihota, Oscar Phillips

Back

Bode Taylor, Omero Msalem, Ryan Zand

Middle Row: Fletcher McDonald, Anson Qiu-Tang, Harvey Gatehouse, Aowen Ding, Cormack Willersdorf, Mr Liam Herne

Front Row: Charley Jenns, Cavel Leong, Samuel Chan, Ben Redmond, Rylan Pribadi, Liam Hardie, Connor Quagliotto

Front

Third XI

Back Row: Kaif Mohammed, Arthur Hames, Esa Hussain, Andy Swindells, Thomas Stannard

Front Row: Nate Stathis, Thomas Middleton, Lucas Stay, Alex Peters, Jashin Premraj

Second XI

Tran, Matthew Kim

Fifth XI

Back Row: Max Liberatore, Max Hammer, George Hammer, Boris Kotovich, Sam Klaassen

Front Row: Nicholas Hammett, Kushal Perumal, Max Moore, Thai Bui, Lucas Waite, Jackson Webb

Fourth XI

11B

Back Row: Sol Ward, Harry Beirne, Charlie Prebble, Reid Keeley, Ollie Swift, Cooper Hyde, Mr Frank McClatchy

Row: Chase Pao, Jai Selva, Bokai Zhang, Alistair Langdon, Daniel Wu, Alexander Prowse, Oscar Small, Oscar Weatherstone

11A

Row:

11C

Back Row: Sam Margetts, Will Jackson, Oliver Graham

Middle Row: Oscar Smith, Will Neilson, George Wacker, Tom Clayton, James Anictomatis, Rafferty Chapman

Front Row: Luke Duncan, Salvatore Leotta, Jackson Leong, Colby Smith, Matteo Boccolacci , James Warren, Oscar Pocock, Alex Spenc

Back Row: Brad Mackintosh, Liem Dang, Hunter Neep, Zac Jakupovic, Michael Beetham, Daniel Millar, Kiyan Rahman

Front Row: Sam Ong, Darcy Lewis, Roc Woodhouse, Casey Hughes, Zik Bui, Lachlan Russell, Jeremy Boo, Micael Crookes

10B

Back Row: Nathan Nguyen, Miles Bennett, Louis Pincus, Martin Grant, Yahya Hussain, Will Quinlan, Loredana Di Donato

Front Row: : Julian McKay, Jerry Zhang, Oliver Dauber, Jamie Homer, James Butler, Matt Petersen, Hamish O’Sullivan, Magnus Wechsel

11D

Back Row: Kevin Chen, Lukas Gresshoff, Josh Edwards, Oliver Evans, Luke Shepherd

Middle Row: Dean Littlefair, Nguyen Anh Do, Alex Feldblyum, Ferdi Rombola, Luca Bowden, Finnian Mann

Front Row: James Reinke, Maxwell Miu, William Maher, Mac Quirk, Antonio Hasselmann, Benjamin Buck, Michael Bryan, Praveen Gunawardena

10A

Back Row: Arjan Bansi, Oliver Lynch, George Chalmers, Declan Simpkins, Eli Redburn

Middle Row: Matt Ridenton, Ethan Elix, Elliott Gillman, Tommy Hajkowicz, Sid Rai, Loredana Di Donato

Front Row: Orrey Xia, Jonathan Chambers, Ashton Hamra, Ben Rothwell, Max McGrath, Isaac Collins, Kenzo Ko

10C

Back Row: Lewis Aleckson, Tom Jackson, Sean Keeling

Middle Row: Loredana Di Donato, Henry Kerrigan, Max Butler, Alexander Redhead, Alexander Alayan, Thomas Hurwood

Front Row: Karvyn Chan, Ruben Tavakol, Alex Falcomer, Zane Salih, Dehan Wickramasekera, Jason Yee, Joel Wu, Jasper Chen

11E

Back Row: Nathan Chen, Saahil Dahiya, Hugo Smith, Joel Stay, Cooper Wolski, Hunter Chen, Sebastian Labagnara, Loredana Di Donato

Front Row: Anshu Pandey, Archer Webb, Yusuf Seedat, Zach Schulz, Ethan Lee, Sakith Paranavithana, Xavier Rhodes, Edward Douglas

Back Row: Josh Brindell-South, Ben Jackson, Raul Selva, Acton Arneil, Declan Meynink, Andrew McLeod, William Moore, Mack Kumala

Front Row: Owen Murphy, Daniel Bent, Will Medland, Rory McGlennon, Angus Cooper, Frederick Vaughan, Ethan Koch, Ziggy Arumugam

Back Row: Leopold Ryan, Oliver Hill, Andy Bathgate. Middle Row: Mr Jamie Foulger, Leo Wong, Cooper Kerr, Philip Sangster, Will Aitchison, Euro Kim

Front Row: Jack Braben, William Dauber, Angus Hoyling, William Peters, Daoson Wu, Thor Loch-Wilkinson, Sebastian White, Yashneel Prasad

Back Row: Will O’Sullivan, Matthew Overlack, Mehtaab Singh, Zhen Qiu, Billy Brand, Lachlan McMaster, Loredana Di Donato

Front Row: : Lachy Walsh, Carson Tsui, Alex Sampson, Leo Battaglia, Andy Mac, William Coates, Charles Zhang

Back Row: Adam Ibrahim, Henry Straughton, Liam McClelland

Middle Row: Mr Nick Kruger, Mark Dalziel, Eugene Lee, Avi Roy, Anoop Balasuiriya, Mr Oscar Keir

Front Row: Max Simpson, Liam Duncan, Elliot Heath, Euan Hardie, Samuel Homer, Will O’Connor, George Dunne, Josh Ramalingam

Back Row: Mrs Stephanie Chapman, Ned Clayton, William Ragland, Tom Aitchison, Oliver Smith, Aum Bhatt, Aryan Mandhan

Front Row: Damon Jones, Joe Feltham, Oscar Neilson, Lachlan May, Daniel Holt, Charlie Wang, Sacha Panchapakesan

10E

10D

Back Row: Will Kaandorp, Mahith Wijesooriya Mudiyanselage, Lexer Wynn, Michael Tsai, Joe Fang, Henry Duffield, Perry Irwin

Front Row: : Inness Shannon, Richie Butler, Charlie Dyson, Wayne Cheung, Flynn Travis, Frederick Barrett, Derek Feng

Back Row: : Alistair Gourley, Jasper Chin Moody, Luke Allen, George Hooper, Lukas Liu, Praj Saini, Samriddh Srivastava, Hugh Caines

Front Row: Will Rockett, Jamie Tan, Hugo Liberatore, Charles Pendleton, Rorey Irwin, Alfie Bennett Hill, Hugo Serisier, Dominic Purcell

Back Row: Eddie McLean, Jules Sellin, Hudson Prasad, Ethan Clarkson, Aiden Shellshear, Harry McDonald

Front Row: Dylan Murphy, Joshua Lago, Tom Callinan, Sylvester Biscaro, Alfred Lu, Tom O’Connor, Cameron McArdle

Back Row: Matthew Johnson, Francis Wallwork, Harry Hajkowicz, Eddie Watson, Max Gatehouse, Oliver Grigg

Front Row: Josh Skinner, Thomas Gorry, George Douglas, Leo Koch, Will Mauger, Angus Hetherington, Jordan Redburn

Back Row: Hamish Bartlett, Elliot Morris, Alexander Kerr

Middle Row: Matthew Pruyn, Angus Carson, Hudson Timms, Kingsley Schliebs, Kayden Kyoung, Jamie Ma

Front Row: Harrison Tang, Oliver Craig, Henry Lutton, Harrison Coyne-House, Lucas McGrath, Thomas Campbell, Zac Fox, Henry Gannon

Back Row: Mr Casey Walker, Luka Rodins, Manny Yang, Thomas Isles, Elliot Sidman, Aaryan Jagannathan

Front Row: Jake Renshaw, Ankit Terli, Ethan Bester, Gabriel Levy, Chris McKay, Riyaz Paudyal

Back Row: Jonathan Neep, Marcus Ning, Lachlan Bade, Will Keech, Hamish Cowie, Will Angelini, Nicholas Fasone Front Row: Aaron Cheng, Lachlan Donohue, Murphy Van Riel, Advaith Jarugula, Vincent Hu, Will Thies, Anshu Pandey

Back Row: Lachlan Kappler, Sten Loch Wilkinson, Avi Jha, Shree Bhatt, Yousuf Shakeel, Aarith Naik, Jack Stafford

Front Row: Xavier Corser, Roger Dong, Kusha Zareie, Aran Nallainathan, Tom Owen, Aarav Lalji, Jeremy Kuo, Henry Lin

Back Row: Andrew McLeod, Hamish Hacking, Hamish Kelly, Thomas Rose, Leo Di Losa, Neil Fu, Dylan Reid, Dion Coroneo Front Row: Jimmy Skoien, Charles Fu, Sam Reid, Prabhav Purushothaman, Sebastian Sneddon, Harry Hovey, Marlin Ngo, Oliver Bradley

Back Row: Louis Zabala, Thomas Muller, Owen Woodward, Lachlan Hilford, Nicholas Bourne, Max Woods, Digby Gray, Cameron Clark Front Row: Thomas Hendy-Mowat, Leo Millhouse, Martin Chang, Harvie Butterfield, Leo Koch, Magnus Abrahamsson, Hugo Small, Tom Schumacher, Kensei Ko

Back Row: Mr Ayden Cashman, Viran Jayasinghe, William Creighton, Abdu Siddiqui, Ilan Finn, Lucas Lau Front Row: Ryan Ding, Riley O’Shea, Hugo Wilkinson, Ricky Chin, Henry Serisier, Ashton Thompson

Back Row: Chris Allen, William French, Angus Hart, Henry Liu, George Oliver, Milo Pincus, Isaac Bassingthwaighte Front Row: Tristan Luk, Ollie Nadin, Aidan Shen, Josh Margetts, Archie Quinlan, Digby Pennell, Simran Bansi, Vivan Thakur

Back Row: Mrs Sara Bell, Daniel Lee, Danny Zhong, Jack Quinlan, Edward Liao, Ambrose Stewart, Forrest Russell

Front Row: Tom Bliss, Yuvi Lashand, Thomas Hume, Ned Wilson, Joshua Pei, Mitch Nowlan, Jack Swayne

Back Row: Mrs Sara Bell, Adam McClelland, Louis Sartori, Elliot Campbell, Robbin Han, Matthew Pearce

Front Row: Guy Klease, Alex Coates, Johnny Dyson, Dominic Masci, Gilbert Barrett, Hemang Lakhotia

Back Row: Mr Haydn Murray, Lucas Cheng, Maayan Nallainathan, Jayden Patten, Nicholas Chuang, Zachary Tallis

Front Row: Zachary Chow, Oliver Farrelly, Lachlan Neilson, Gus Dauber, Oscar Gannon, Jack Grigg, Edward Hajkowicz

Back Row: Alistair Macintosh, Matthew Brittain, Gabriel Westley, Joshua Fletcher, Aaron Sandhu, Noah Green

Front Row: Timothy Yu, Wyatt Wong, Rohan Rajesh Nair, Toby James, Aston Morley, Adrian Wang

Back Row: Scott Evans, James Beuth, Joshua Roocke, Tom Taylor, Harry Baulch, Henry Maguire

Front Row: Daniel Bahri, Jacob Low, Theodore Moore, Hugo Cowls, Will Himstedt, Louis Sampson

Back Row: Mr Padraig Porter, Joshua Rodins, Theo Wysocki, Ethan Jowsey, Elijah Rodins, Jack McMullen

Front Row: Alex McAuliffe, Archie Reynolds, Ryan Lee, Reuben Martin, Kyan Lee, Aarav Kanegaonkar

Back Row: Dion Coroneo, Yash Lashand, Xavier Coyle, Nick Hirschfeld Front Row: Jackson Dacron, Lucas Tong, Lucas Wang, Alex Tsai, Nash Smith

Back Row: Samuel Beck, Sriram Potluri, Luca Timblo, Max McHutchison Front Row: Curtis Kruger, Dylan Schulz, Theo Brown, Elvis Wu, Isaac Liaw

Back Row: Will Smith, Lachlan Davis, Angus Hailes, James Hilford, Alexander Schliebs, Henry McConaghy Front Row: Josh Kemp, Jamie Panchapakesan, Joshua Lu, Cooper Thynne, Oliver Chang, Felix Singleton, Jono Schmerl

Back Row: Matt Ridenton, Henry Berndt, Harrison Cooper, Freddie Hooper, Harvey Smith, Dray Gaunt

Front Row: Sam Walsh, Darcy Heard, Henry Gordon, Leo Granger, Jim Anderson, James Brunton, Kipling Heard

Back Row: Ryan Tavakol, Fergus Marshall, Max Copping, Dougal McLean, John Li, Billy Tanner Front Row: Montgomery Gibson, Thomas Bracher, Oliver Krueger, Max Thomas, Leo Sun, Henry Reid, Thomas Mowbray

Back Row: Tom Rutter, Matthew Maclean, Alexander Jary, Harry Hawkins, Oliver Hewett, Lachlan King

Front Row: Ryan Cao, Nathanael Lin, Harry Skoien, Jeffery He, Tom Thies, Patrick Reid, Matthew Warde

Back Row: Kiran Selva, Manny Bourke, Oscar Sidhu, William Zheng, George Ling, Khantselmeg Ulziidamba

Front Row: Arvin Mojami, Duke Driscoll, Thomas Hodge, Zenith Liu, Ashton Visser, Finn Yem

Back Row: Oscar Xu, Bourna Nazari, Zachary Wang, Ryder Yang

Front Row: Max Erathnage, Charlie Caughlin, Jaylan Wang, Lachlan Wilson, Alexander Lee

Gymnastics

2024 was a highly successful year for the BGS Gymnastics program. All the boys put a tremendous amount of effort into each training session throughout the season. The GPS Foundation Cup, held on June 1, saw Brisbane Grammar School secure the championship for the 14th year straight. BGS won all three divisions and had individual winners in each division.

I would like to thank all coaches on behalf of the boys within the program. More closely, Mr Jack Coates and Mr Curtis Hooper have put an endless amount of their time

into the program to ensure each competition can run smoothly, and the boys enjoy themselves. I extend my gratitude to all the coaches involved with making the annual Foundation Cup possible.

Earlier in the year, it was an honour to attend the Australian Championships alongside four other BGS gymnasts. The following boys participated in the event which took place at the Gold Coast during May: Sebastian Ashby-Cliffe, Christian Waterhouse, Caden Williams and Justin Wu.

2024 proved to be another

successful year for the Brisbane Grammar School gymnastics program, and I am so honoured to be a part of such an amazing team. Thank you to the MAGS group who have supported everyone throughout the season, and I thank everyone who was involved in the program this year.

Nicholas Hoole Captain of Gymnastics

Division 1

Back Row: Mr Curtis Hooper, John Robertson, Nick Hoole, Harrison Pearse, Mr Jarad Speight

Front Row (L to R): Christian Waterhouse, Raff McDonnell, Justin Wu, Kayzer Ali, Sebastian Ashby-Cliffe, Caden Williams

Absent: Luca Waterhouse

Division 3

Back Row: Finn Harris, Nikki Hrechanyi, Felix Wade, Archer Webb, Miles Sutton, Liam Evans, Mr Jarad Speight

Front Row: Benjamin Perel, Dylan Schulz, Henry White, Heath Evans, Oliver Hewett, Xavier Loxton, Kipling Heard

Absent: Orlando Dunn-Mura, Darcy Heard

Division 2

Back Row: Mr Scott Costin, Gergo Csoka, Seth McBride, Magnus Brucklacher, Ethan Chen, Mr Simon Constable

Front Row: Aedan Perel, Joey Stevenson, Oliver Hoole, Elliott Warner, Angus Herrington, John Anictomatis

Rowing

Rowing saw exceptional results this season, achieving third in the Old Boys’ Cup - the School’s first podium finish in overall points since 2009. These results were a credit to the dedication and passion of the coaching staff but also a reflection of pure effort from all the boys. The rowing experience is a unique opportunity that pushes boys beyond their perceived limits, both mentally and physically. Success in the sport necessitates supreme focus, comradery and commitment, leaving a lasting impact upon the boys’ approach to everyday life. The season saw friendships strengthen and provided the opportunity for inter-grade mateship, with much

of the senior cohort developing as mentors for younger athletes.

Years 11 and 12 were afforded exciting travel experiences, crossing the Tasman in December to compete in the New Zealand South Island Championships and training alongside Christ College. Years 10, 11 and 12 boats also went to Nationals in Penrith, allowing us to compete against the best schoolboys in the country and providing invaluable insights into what our future with rowing could look like.

The foundations of Rowing are stronger than ever, with exceptional performances across all divisions from our Years 8 and 9 oarsmen. More importantly, the culture

within the shed was positive and team centric, with all boys willing to go the extra mile to support a mate. The program has offered us departing Year 12s unmatched value as a Grammar experience. As I told my peers in my end-of-season address, no one has ever left rowing saying that they wish they put in less effort. The program will truly give back as much as you are willing to commit to it.

Thomas Ruddell Captain of Boats

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Open Second VIII

First VIII

L to R: Isaac Spiller, Lachlan Smith, Bede Stuckey, Marcus Forbes, Alastair Jackson, Tom Ruddell, Henry Slatter, Oliver Wright, Hamish Cooke Coach: Richard Powell, Dan Horsley

Lewis Harvey, Nick Hammett, Henry Tuma, Michael Joyce, John Robertson, Matthew Purcell, Dom Forrest, Finnur Gislason, Seb White Coach: Nick Stump

Year 11 First VIII

Year 11 Second VIII

Year 11 Third VIII

Year 11 Fourth VIII

Year 10 First Quad

Year 10 Second Quad

L to R: Cormack Willersdorf, Oliver Graham, Lukas Gresshoff, Ben Mowbray, Charlie Blackwood, Angus Clarke, Alec Bunce, James Yantsch, Campbell Graham Coach: Oscar Akhavan, Howard Windelborn

L to R: Flynn McCormack, Zach Douglas, Angus Bale, Oliver Hudson, Bennett Huf, Arki Warkwitz, Ryan Zand, Maxwell Hirst, Will Maher Coach: Andy Botting, Sol Ward

L to R: Tom Duffey, Andy Nguyen, Aaron Wang, Anh Do, Jeremy Boo, Mac Quirk, Monty Watchirs, Max-ze Lee, Ted Xiang Coach: Andrew Bale, Cameron Smith

L to R: Oscar Dowling, Bode Taylor, Darcy Lewis, Jack Davison, Zik Bui, Harper Enasio, Brandon Chien, Josh Liu, Harri Coyne-House Coach: Andrew Bale, Cameron Smith

L to R: Ollie Kerr, Lachie Kerr, Ashton Hamra, Hudson Slater, Phoenix O’Keefe Coach: Amelia Connolly, Jay Peterson

L to R: Nick Kelso, Ezekial Hutton, James Grant, Oliver Kent, Hamish Campbell Coach: Phil Morgan, Jay Peterson

Year 10 Fourth Quad

L to R: Henry Xiang, Alex Warlow, Ned Lilley, Max Thynne, Sylvester Biscaro

Coach: Sophie McAuliffe, Ryan Philpot

Year 10 Third Quad

L to R: Wesley Tsai, Magnus Gislason, Doug Forno, Josh Poynter, Will Angelini

Coach: Cheng Xing

Year 10 Sixth Quad

L to R: Jed Siganto, Caleb Kenward, Ben Purcell, Daniel Dai, Ted Xiang Coach: James MacPherson, Campbell Stoneley

Year 10 Fifth Quad

L to R: Leo Battaglia, Vuk Prentis, Harvey Kerr, Jake Miller, Henry Lilley (absent) Coach: Will Shaw, Tom Doe

Year 9 Fourth Quad

L to R: Hugo Haug, Hudson McCarthy, Will Moore, Will Peters, Seb McBride Coach: Annie Sambrook

Year 9 Third Quad

L to R: Campbell O’Reilly, Oliver Catterick, Will Carr, Oscar Menzies, Kian Moghadam Coach: Sophie Lucas

Year 9 Sixth Quad

L to R: Suriya Selvarajan, Henry Duffield, Ben Warde, Billy Reid, Will Rockett Coach: Maddie McGhie

Year 9 Fifth Quad

L to R: Will O’Connor, Luke Allen, Jasper Chin Moody, Claude Stonell, Soren Fripp Coach: Linden Weir

Year 9 Second Quad

L to R: Lucius Montague, Henry Straughton, Tomos Johnston, Lachlan Clarke, Magnus Hansen Coach: Tim Skipper

Year 9 First Quad

L to R: Liam McCormack, Max Woolley, Ben Davies, William Clutterbuck, Seb White Coach: Gary Lynagh

Year 9 Eighth Quad

L to R: Rohan Raju, Harri Coyne-House, Josh McNamara, Cooper Lloyd, Hugo Serisier

Coach: Grace Armitage, Bridget Oberthur

Year 9 Seventh Quad

Back Row: Veer Sekhon, Edison Nagl, Will Dauber, Terry Lee

Coach: Grace Armitage, Bridget Oberthur

Absent: Angus Carson

Rugby

The 2024 Rugby season has seen vast improvements in both participation and results. There was a total of 350 Rugby players across the 17 teams who took the field this year.

Rugby kicked off in Term 1 with preparation for the Ballymore Cup for our Open and Under 15 squads. The Ballymore Cup proved an

enormous success with the Opens finishing an admirable third and the Under 15s finishing seventh.

During Term 1, 15 current students undertook the Referee Education workshop by Queensland Rugby Referee Association. Level 1 and Level 2 coaching courses were also conducted earlier this year to improve coaching practices.

The following players received higher honours:

• Under 12 Met North: Digby Gray and Lachie Neilson

• Under 15 Capricornia and Reds Under 15 Squad: Ralph Labor

• Under 18 Met North: Tristian Knudsen, Xander Bourke and Lincoln Manual

• Emerging Reds Cup, Under 16: Lincoln Dalton and Dyer Akauloa

• Brisbane Junior Rugby Union Under 14s: Tom Rollason

• Brisbane Junior Rugby Union Under 14s and Queensland U14: Ollie Tart

• Emerging Reds Cup U14Queensland U14’s: Edward Mullholand

• Emerging Reds Cup U14: Sidney Myers

By Round 6, BGS had won more games than the entire previous season.

Our Under 11s demonstrated tenacity and improved skills throughout the year. The Under 12s

continued where they left off, with the Under 12As finishing second. Under 13 numbers grew from one to two teams this year, improving every game. Under 14s showed plenty of promise as a team that will continue to develop and uphold the standards of BGS Rugby. Under 15s experienced some great wins. Under 16s showed great commitment throughout the season. The Third and Fourth XV proved to be the

heartbeat of the Open’s program. The Second XV vastly improved as a team and had many close games. The First XV epitomised the values of our Rugby program, and you can look back on their year with pride. Finally, to the Normanby Blues, thank you for the wonderful support.

Mr Tom Christie Rugby Director

First XV

Back Row: Sam Bolam, Max Romer, Zed Lee, Oliver Akhavan, Eddie Willmott, Jackson O’Brien

Middle Row: Mr Teti Tela, Mr Brendan Gabbett, Lincoln Manuel, Xander Bourke, Alec Fitzgerald, Dyer Akauola, Seth Kennedy, Lincoln Dalton, Harper Enasio, Mr Tom Court

Front Row: Barry Smith, Tom Siganto, Jed Siganto, Zac Reader, Tristan Knudsen, Flynn Horton, Elijah Breen, Tim Allport

Back Row: Henry Slatter, Spencer McPherson, Jackson O’Brien, Liam Huntley

Middle Row: Zed Lee, Robert Cochrane, Stan Watson, Bertie Kendall, Oliver Kennedy, Alec Fitzgerald, Mr Ricky Dumigan

Front Row: Olly Taylor, Maxwell Hirst, Bede Stuckey, Bas Stoneley, Will Smith, Lachlan Elf, Will Driessen, Harry Langdon

Back Row: Morgan Jury, Andy Nguyen, Drew Chudleigh, Curtis Spencer, Darcy Carroll- Kirkwood, Oliver Hudson, Oliver Graham, Eric Asomah, Mr Jamie Smith

Front Row: Luka Babnik, Michael Bryan, Daniel Martin, Ryan Bashirzadeh, Jack Guyatt, Jed Deacon, James Bingham, Finn Whitehill

16B

Back Row: Mr Chris Dash, Angus McNeil, Hugo Smith, Oscar Small, Alec Bunce, Tom Readdy, Vince Edmondston

Front Row: Stanley Sclavos, Lachlan Aleksiuk, Colby Smith, Isaac Richardson, Richard Wheeler, Will Bond, Jeremy Boo, Joshua Liu

Back Row: Angus Watts, Omero Msalem, Jake Edwards, Thomas Ruddell

Middle Row: Mr AJ Masefau, Joshua Poh, Bode Taylor, Jay Peterson, Ashton Bottomley, Henry Tuma, James Murray

Front Row: James Anictomatis, Monty Watchirs, Luke Donaldson, Owen Lin, Rupert Thynne, Tom Poder, Ryan Lam, Joshua Kenward

Back Row: Kyle Shapland, Tim Allport, Ben Wilson, Oliver Lynch, Arki Wackwitz, George Swan, Sebastian Hazzard, Lachlan Russell, Declan Simpkins

Front Row: Ashton Hamra, Izac Carruthers, Oliver Dauber, Max Thynne, George Wacker, Thomas Brant, Jace Ramalingam, Harry Woodruff

Back Row: Mr Jono Farrell, Ollie Kerr, Owen Begley, Thomas Elliott, Spencer Ballentine, Billy Brand, Hamish Mackay, Max Woolley, Harvey Munday

Front Row: Lewis Hay, Oscar Vandertoep, Matthew Overlack, Ned Horton, Ralph Labor, Henry Mellick, Lachlan McMaster, Ben Davies, Lachy Szumowski

Third XV

Second XV

16A

Fourth XV

15A

15B

Back Row: Zac Meade, George Hooper, Felix Mole, Will Carr, Henry Davies, Lachlan Clarke, Hugo Haug

Middle Row: Alister Braham, Lachlan Mackay, Samuel Kelley, Will Clutterbuck, Campbell O’Reilly, Claude Stonell, Kaitlin Emerson, Ezra Akiba

Front Row: Will Rockett, Flynn Travis, Oliver Harris, Hugo Macaulay, Archie Slatter, Edward Driessen, William Moore, Angus List, Wayne Cheung

14B

Back Row: Harvey Hederics, Jules Sellin, Harry Savage, Ned Clayton

Middle Row: Mr Andrew Skinner, Finn Kimbell, Henry Lilley, Manny Yang, Ashton Jennings, Daniel Yoon, Joe Feltham

Front Row: Hamish Campbell, Xavier Corser, Francis Wallwork, Will Angelini, Hugo Liberatore, Tao Sparke, Tom Callinan, Angus Carson

13A

Back Row: Leo Koch, Sylvester Biscaro, Lewie Prescott, Edward Qu, Harrison Coyne-House, Harry McDonald, Mac Taylor, Dal Ekeocha, Mr Harry Curtin

Front Row: Gabriel Levy, Roger Dong, Thomas Bender, Isiah Mazzocchi, William Nunn, Austin Trotter, Sebastian Sneddon, Thomas Gorry

Mr Paul

Harry

Sam

Back Row: Mr Andrew Skinner, Marcus Tully, Rohan Aiahla Reddy, Harry Savage, Jeffrey Yu, Archie Kemper, Jules Sellin, Hamish Bartlett, Daniel Yoon

Front Row: Will Angelini, Angus Carson, Will Mauger, Mason Gao, Ed Stephens, Henry Lilley, Thomas Isles, Joshua Lago, Kian Moghadam

13B

Back Row: Brad Mackintosh, William Walker, Noah Green, Ambrose Stewart, Harry Barton, Tim Holzgrefe

Middle Row: Archie Ledingham, Ted Wight, Connor McNinch, Mr Samuel Lobascher, Finn Beltrame, Campbell Graham, Digby Pennell

Front Row: Josh Skinner, Gilbert Barrett, Angus Bellamy, Johnny Dyson, Osric Marshall, Lachlan Lander, Dylan Murphy, Ben Earnshaw

14A

Back Row:

Warwick,

Huth,

Romer, Leo Ellemor, Gus Brand, Hudson Prasad, Sidney Myers, Gray Dalton, Mr Troy Simkin

Front Row: Thomas Campbell, Tao Sparke, Hugo Liberatore, Digby Harpham, Ollie Tart, Lewis Carroll, Tom Vatanitawake, Eddie Watson, Tom Rollason

14C

12B

Back Row: James Lawlor, Jayden Yoon, Tom Taylor, Max Given, Thomas Rose, Arthur Kim

Middle Row: Mr Lauchlan Ross, Elliot Longland, Henry Beebe, Monty Yuille, Desmond Lu, Wyatt Wong, Mr John Swanston Front Row: Aarav Kanegaonkar, Jacob Low, Isaak Wentrup, Daniel Wong, Elijah Rodins, Angus Herrington, Oscar Gannon, Fred Finch

12A

Back Row: Mr Gregory Tier, Tim Hando, Sullivan Webb, William Creighton, Thomas Clutterbuck, Matthew Brittain, Max Given, Harry Macaulay, Mr Hannes Venter

Front Row: Madin Naidoo, Joshua Rodins, Marlin Ngo, Xavier Clark, Gus Dauber, Charlie Carew, Alex Raymond, Aiden Hatte, Lachlan Neilson

11B

Back Row: Oscar Horneman, Dougal McLean, William Fahy, Liam Evans

Middle Row: Mr Ishaan Keane, Alexander Jary, Maxwell Bullwinkel, Mr Nathan Simmons, Cooper Thynne, Manny Bourke, Mr Dylan Koopman

Front Row: Finn Yem, Will Himstedt, Noah Freestone, Rory Horne, Oliver Mulhearn, Yuto Takada, Ethan Warat, Sidney Hogan-Smith

11A

Back Row: Mr Ishaan Keane, Josh Pentelow, Ethan Barrett, Angus Hailes, Mr Glenn McFarlane, Oliver Goold, Tom Blanch, Freddie Hooper, Mr Logan Hawkins

Front Row: Henry Gordon, Jonathon Spragg, Harry Hawkins, Alexander Jary, Oscar Harvey, Lachlan Nunn, Heath Evans, Yuto Takada, Zachary Chow

Sailing

Brisbane Grammar School has again demonstrated its prowess on the water, achieving remarkable success in recent competitions. The dedication and skill of the BGS sailors have not only brought pride to the school, but have also highlighted the depth of the program.

In the Fleet Racing Championship, George Lee, Orlando Dunn-Mura and their crew showcased their sailing abilities by securing an impressive third place in Queensland. This outstanding performance was complemented by nine other BGS sailors who finished in the top 20, underscoring the team’s collective talent and determination.

The South Queensland Schools Team Racing Championship further highlighted the excellence of BGS Sailing. BGS 1, led by talented skippers Andrew Zhuang, George

Lee and Nick Howarth achieved a commendable third place overall. Their notable race wins against teams that eventually won the competition speak volumes about their competitive spirit and strategic acumen.

BGS 2, under the leadership of Sailing Captain Will Ewart, along

with Kody Goss and Jollie Window, secured a respectable sixth place in the competition. Their performance was a testament to their hard work and dedication.

BGS 3, led by the promising young sailors Sam Rutter and Ethan Ai, achieved an impressive eighth place. Despite being a relatively

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young team, their performance was nothing short of remarkable, showcasing their potential for future success.

Our Sailing achievements last season reflect the commitment and effort put in by all competitors. Each sailor sought to do their best and found significant improvement over the course of the season. The program continues to foster a culture of excellence, teamwork and sportsmanship, setting a high standard for future competitions.

There has been significant investment in the program with some new boats and a fresh leadership team and we look forward to reporting on its continued success in the future.

Mr Telfer Robertson Sailing Co-Director

Team

Back Row: George Lee, Nicholas Howarth, Andrew Zhuang

Front Row: Orlando Dunn-Mura, Leon Huang, Evan Li

C Team

Left to Right: Ethan Ai, Jerry Zhang, Sam Rutter, Finnian Mann, Yunze Cheng

Absent: Alex Sampson

B Team

Back Row: Jollie Window, William Ewart, Kody Goss

Front Row: Max Luong, Gray Dalton, Jeffrey Yu

Swimming

The 2024 swimming season was eagerly awaited. Following a disappointing seven-point loss in 2023, the team regathered and emerged stronger for the 2024 season. Months of preparation, fuelled by the desire for redemption, enabled us to emerge victorious. As a result, we became the most dominant team in the School’s recent history and set the stage for a bright future.

Showing utmost dedication to the sport is essential for success in the GPS landscape, with consistent and unwavering resilience proving to be the thread connecting past and present GPS winners. This was our goal in 2024.

The Junior GPS Championship team secured fourth place, promising a bright future with an abundance of talent ready

for success on the senior stage. All Grammar boys exceeded expectations, securing six individual wins and one relay win.

GPS Carnival First Placegetters

Chen, Austin Li, Alexander Lee, Thomas Mowbray

Seniors

Back Row: Max Romer, Finnur Gislason,Lachie Elliott, Isaac Lutz, Zac Jakupovic, Henry Slatter, Oliver Kennedy

Middle Row: Edward Nelson, Kyan Bigby, Oliver Schnitzerling, Connor Fitzpatrick, Isaac McNally, Rupert Sommerville, Jacob Raine, Archie Austin

Front Row: Ryan Lam, Finn Whitehill, Ian Chow, Charlie Lutton, Roc Woodhouse, Max Liberatore, Morgan Gao, Charlie Renshaw, Chris Nathan

The Senior GPS Championships saw 313 BGS spectators filling the stands and a record number of total spectators. From the first event, BGS took the lead, showcasing Grammar’s strength across all age groups. Our speed was unmatched, securing 17 victories and winning every age group.

As we approached the relays we held a lead, but a disqualification nearly jeopardised our results. Head Coach, Bobby Jovanovich reminded each team member of their goal, and the sacrifices made to achieve it. BGS went on to win five relays and secured top three positions in nine out of 10 relays, including the 16 and under 4 x 50m Medley team setting a new GPS record.

Overall, with a 44-point victory, BGS came first with 341 points. Nudgee College second with 297 points, and Gregory Terrace third with 218 points, a result forever etched into the history books. I wish the best to the BGS swimming team of 2025 and hope to continue witnessing BGS dominance in the future.

Edward Nelson Swimming Captain

GPS Championships First Placegetters

Brian Chou, Jeremy Lau, Teddy Lau, Aiden Shen, Riley O’Shea, Justin Lau

Eugene Lee, Max Wang, Joshua Spiez, Marcus

Will Skerman, Leo Ellemor,

Will Skerman, Leo Ellemor, Ziggy Arumugam, Brayden Huo, Jamie Watson, Lexer Wynn

Samuel Zhang, Callum Deacon, Matthew Nathan, Hayden Cahill

Thomas Garbanzo, Max Gao, Declan Simpkins, Cashy Luo

Back Row: Tom Garbanzo, Ezekiel Hutton, Archie Boorer, Magnus Gislason

Middle Row: Lachlan Aleksiuk, Jed Siganto, Max Gao, Lachlan Anastasia, Oscar Dowling, Declan Simpkins

Front Row: Charles Nelson, Dennis Zhou, Thomas Brant, Rylan Pribadi, Cashy Luo, Sean Dwyer, Alexander Lay

Back Row: Joshua Brand, Ben Purcell, Alexander Cook, Thomas Elliott, Henry Mellick, Hayden Cahill, Hudson Slater

Middle Row: Maverick Harris, Tony Deng, Samuel Zhang, Zac Meade, George Hooper, Peyton Saxil, Adam Ibrahim, Matthew Nathan

Front Row: Joshua Holmes, Samriddh Srivastava, Aum Bhatt, Wayne Cheung, Fred Barrett, Callum Deacon, Jack Gorry

Back Row: Lachy Donaldson, Kai Ischenko, Alexander Ha, Brian Chou, Ari Weis, Mason Gao, Lucas Tian

Middle Row: Thomas Gorry, Fraser Bell, Jeremy Lau, Zachary White, William Nunn, Justin Lau, Marcus Ta, Henry Lutton

Front Row: Hugo Stenner, Teddy Lau, Charlie Wu, Nathan Moo, Aston Li, Gilbert Barrett, Aidan Shen, Riley O’Shea

Back Row: Liam Evans, Maxwell Bullwinkel, Angus Hailes, Oscar Horneman, Lachlan Davis, Edward Chambers

Third Row: Josh Pentelow, Zac Ischenko, Harry Cobcroft, Lachlan Nunn, Alexander Jary, Heath Evans, Henry White

Second Row: Leo Sun, James Zhang, Mark Xia, Oscar Harvey, Aditya Singh, Mason Jia, Oliver Chang, Oliver Hewett

Front Row: Kipling Heard, James Brunton, Ethan Warat, Anderson Ngai, Matthew Maclean, Kyan Lee, Jaylan Wang, Marcus Huo, Zachary Chow

Back Row: Marcus Chan, Henry Chen, Sebastian Lippiatt

Middle Row: Elliot Longland, Aiden Wong, John Myers, Marcus Tian, Jayden Yoon, Henry Beebe, Ryan Lee, Jack McMullen

Front Row: Jacques Ha, Ethan Kao, Jacob Low, Hemang Lakhotia, Rueben Martin, Kevin Yang, Garrick Mui, Roshan Wijesuriya, Derek Liu

U14

Back Row: Joshua Spiez, Peter Hu, Lexer Wynn, Leo Ellemor, Max Wang, Marcus Raine, Eugene Lee, Jamie Watson

Front Row: Bradley Chua, Jacob Haylock, Hugo Liberatore, Brayden Huo, Will Skerman, Hamish Bartlett, Ashton Jennings, Tom Smith, Ziggy Arumugam

U15

U12

U13

U10

Back Row: Rafael Arias Lohrisch, Rhys Bright, Austin Li, Henry Li Front Row: Alexander Lee, Thomas Mowbray, Joe Chen, Oliver Ha, Nathanael Lin, Jacob Su

U11

Tennis

BGS Tennis enjoyed a season filled with success across all age groups. It was the most successful overall tennis program in the GPS competition, winning an overwhelming 94% of team matchups throughout the season.

The First IV were undefeated, although two rained out matches resulted in a second-place finish in the GPS Premiership. Adam James was named Captain of Tennis and Conor Fitzpatrick was the Vice Captain. The Open School Championships Singles winner was Lucas Han, and the runner-up was Adam James. The First IV lineup consisted of Lucas Han, Adam James, Samarth Patel, Caspian Tuckwell, Angus Bale and Angus Cook.

We would like to give a special thank you to the staff that helped

make the GPS season possible by organising the players and making sure match days ran on time: Mr Oscar Tan (Opens and Year 11) and Mr Jeff Price (Opens); Miss Amanda Hart (Year 11); Miss Steph Fancutt (Years 9 and 10) and Miss Jo Duby (Year 10); Miss Sophie Lusk (Year 9); Mr James Struthers (Year 8); Mr Hamish Benson (Year 7); Mr Isaac Smyth and Miss Toni Kirton (Years 5 and 6).

Running BGS Tennis all year round would not be possible without the help of the Wimbledon Club.

The Wimbledon Club consists of parents who volunteer every week during the GPS season and throughout the Tennis season.

Thank you to Michael James (President); Maryam Jarahi (Treasurer); Margie Bale (Secretary);

Lo-An Vu (Opens); Jennie Beikoff (Year 11); Denise Alphonso (Year 10); Cathy Findlay (Year 9); Jonathan and Rhea Moore (Year 8); Lachlan Schmidt (Year 7); Tina Ha (Year 6); and Di Lorisch (Year 5).

Thank you to all the parents that sacrifice their weekends and early mornings for matches and training sessions. The BGS Tennis coaching staff are incredibly thankful to all who contribute to making a successful tennis program. We were delighted to see the high levels of sportsmanship, competitiveness, and teamwork that were displayed throughout the 2024 season.

Mr Harry Lee Tennis Assistant Director

First IV

Left to Right: Mr Michael Fancutt, Lucas Han, Angus Bale, Angus Cook, Caspian Tuckwell, Adam James, Samarth Patel

Opens

Back Row: Adam James, Nhan Nguyen, Campbell Agnew, Mr Michael Fancutt, Thomas Poll, Archie Wong, Caspian Tuckwell

Front Row: Isaac Chua, Sam Fedorov, Kit Robertson, Mitch Emery, Samuel Hains, Andrew Zhuang, Oliver Tham

Absent: Alexander Macfarlane, Jonathan Loh, Lucas Tan

Back Row: Conor Broadley, Chayse Sheather, Hardik Bhutada, Zev Geffen, Aaron Alphonso

Middle Row: Ms Steph Fancutt, Max McKinnon, Rohan Goel, Jacob Blanch, Matty Townsend, Eamman Conomos, Max Nakasato, Michael Rousson, Adam Chua

Front Row: Priyan Bhende, Yago Ortega Quintana, Hunter Bruderlin, Adam Chua, Yifan Ye, William Findlay, Nicholas Shan, Max Luong

Absent: Braiden Chen, Cashy Luo, Eugene Erng, Nikhail Wijesekera, Tobias Meehan

Back Row: Ethan Huang, Max Stringer, John Wang, Brock Farrell, Morris Grant, Alexander Rumsey, William Hooper

Middle Row: Mr Harry Lee, Wally Griffin, Michael Cheng, Aiden Ng, Oscar Martin, Noah Wu, Luke Wang, Sebastian Bryan

Front Row: Ethan Moore, James Tracey, Dominic Incani, Tao Sparke, Isaac Chuang, Magnus Hansen, Kingsley Kong, Theodore Lundqvist, Jack Duffey

Absent: Jing Wong, Kiren Senaratne, Kingston Struthers, Lachlan Tan, Lawrence Li, Vittorio Golda

Back Row: Nick Carroll, Matthew Young, Angus Cook, Yoshi Becker, Bennett Huf, James Yantsch, Jax Beikoff

Front Row: Hans Wijesinghe, Gordon Chen, Anish Bhat, Alex Kim, Ryan

Bashirzadeh, Flynn Moore, Christian Ma, Liam Liang

Absent: Max-Ze Lee

Back Row: Lachlan Webber, Charles Tham, Felix Mole, Joseph Arthur, Curtis Lin

Middle Row: Ms Steph Fancutt, Cooper Lloyd, Quinn Goodall, Alex Fu, Sisu Wang, Zachary Lisec, James Watson, Matthew Wu

Front Row: Zachy Yap, Lucas Qu, Alex Wong, Jamie Watson, Ben Wong, Alex Chen, Thomas Van der Westhuizen, Harry Findlay, Oliver Hoole

Absent: Aiden Grady, Harrison Carew, Harry Savage, Jay Pradeep, Levi Phun, Patrick Ellis

Back Row: Jayden Lee, Zander Schmidt, Eddie Poll, Joshua Lee, Alexander Ha, Jared Xu, Charlie Bryce, Edmund Hyslop

Third Row: Oskar Kwintowski, William Di, William Crosisca, Abhay Mishra, Vedant Modak, Jayden Ma, Remy Cokim, Hayden Huang

Second Row: Mr Harry Lee, Desmond Lu, Hugo Loparow, William An, Austin Hu, Jason Ma, Louis Chen, Charlie Wu, Austin Trotter

Front Row: John Anictomatis, Vincent Voller, Rex Luong, Ben Earnshaw, Eli Nasirpour, Frazer Singleton, Bosco Huang, Ethan Leong, Aedan Perel

Absent: Dimitri Zou

Y11

Y10

Back Row: Dylan Du, Owen Ou, Tristan Ng, Jamie Ngai, Matthew Magee, Fergus Incani, Rafael Arias Lohrisch

Middle Row: Jacob Su, Oliver Ha, Ron Sarikwal, Anthony Incani, Wynton Poon, Eshaan Lal, Charlie Wang, Andy Huang

Front Row: Benjamin Perel, Ajay Paidipalli, Sidney Hogan-Smith, Ilya Melati, Euan Erng, Joshua Sullivan, Kevin Xu, Ben Harding

Back Row: Liam Evans, Harry Duffey, Clement P.H. Lau, Kai Liang, Richard Kamberovic, Alex Raymond

Middle Row: Ryan Lee, Hamish Moore, Mahin Singh, Ethan Milford, Charles Allan, Shreyans Maturu, Frederik Epari

Front Row: Dylan Mahagamage, Jacques Ha, Alec Hewson, Oscar Law, Xavier Moody, Kai Nasirpour, Joshua Smith

Absent: James Egan, Julian Jung, Max Given, Tom Sinclair

Track and Field

The 2024 GPS Track and Field season was an enjoyable and successful one for Brisbane Grammar School. With over 120 boys registering for Track and Field this year, it is amazing to start building the new culture with a new Athletics Director and new young students. Additionally, it was great to see the results for all age groups at the GPS championships.

On Friday 18 October, the junior team started strong and fought an amazing battle. They led early in the day and were holding first position right to the end. With an unfortunate end to some events, they just missed out and placed second by only 4 points. The

boys showed amazing grit and determination right to the end and deserved the win - they should be so proud of their efforts.

The senior team had a tough day at the office with some of our athletes unable to compete on the day due to injury or sickness. They put an amazing effort together, placing seventh overall. We are excited to see what the team can do next year with our new coaches involved and a complete, strong and healthy team.

Some highlights to be pointed out were Patrick Reid breaking the GPS record in the 10 Years 1500m; Leo Di Losa breaking the 100m BGS school record; Dylan Reid breaking

the 800m BGS school record, and William Creighton breaking the 200m BGS record.

It is important to give special mention to our amazing staff who have put in an amazing effort over the season, waking up early in the mornings and their efforts Friday evenings for the meets. We were very lucky this year to have such great coaches coming on board with two Olympians, Michael Hillardt and Rajeev Balakrishnan, plus Olympic coaches Sharon Dale and Howard Mcdonald.

Mr Matt Scott Athletics Director

Opens

Back Row: Tom Gulliver, Luke Saywell, Jackson O’Brien, Arthur Hames, Ollie White

Middle Row: Mr Darren Carnell, Mr Greg Di-Losa, Aiden Raad, Kobi Griffiths, Dominic Forrest, Hudson Ridoutt, Darcy Millsteed, Mr Matthew Scott

Front Row: Thomas Siemon, Anson Qiu-Tang, George Collins, Archie Austin, Tristan Knudsen, Tom Chan, Matthew Purcell, Olly Taylor, Sam Fedorov

Under 15

Back Row: Aaron Alphonso, Shivam Pathak, Lachlan Baker, Lincoln Jorss, Victory Okonkwo, Harvey Munday, Conor Broadley

Front Row: Angus List, William Peters, Peyton Saxil, Miles Bennett, Ethan Huang, Oscar Vanderstoep, Frederick Vaughan

Under 13

Back Row: William Nunn, Archie Ledingham, Harrison Coyne-House, Nicholas Bourne, Harry McDonald, Sylvester Biscaro

Front Row: Noah Leck, Hayden Huang, Sam Reid, Sebastian Bryan, Hamish Kelly, Zac Fox, Gilbert Barrett

Under 14

Back Row: Harry Huth, Ned Clayton, Sidney Myers, Leo Ellemor, Alexander Donaldson, Gray Dalton

Front Row: Jacob Haylock, Hudson Timms, Jack Stafford, Ashton Jennings, Doug Phillips, Ziggy Arumugam, Callum Wood

Under 12

Back Row: Theo Wysocki, Sullivan Webb, Leo Di Losa, Marcus Chan, Walker Seccombe, William Creighton, Dylan Reid, Marlin Ngo

Front Row: Lachlan Neilson, Lucas Cheng, Henry Beebe, Thomas Muller, Desmond Lu, Martin Chang, Leo Millhouse, Zachary Tallis, Xavier Moody

Under 16

Back Row: Tom Clayton, Oliver Lynch, Archie Boorer, Dyer Akauola, Jake Miller

Front Row: Thomas Brant, Oliver Mellick, Zik Bui, Anish Bhat, Salvatore Leotta, Ethan Elix

Absent: Seth Kennedy

Middle

Front

Kipling

Under 10

Back Row: Jono Schmerl, Patrick Reid, Oscar Xu, Oliver Krueger, Jim Anderson

Front Row: Alexander Lee, Thomas Mowbray, Jacob Su, Nathanael Lin, Harry Andrews

Under 11

Back Row: Lachlan Davis, Jayden Patten, Ethan Barrett, Max Thomas, Oliver Goold, Liam Evans, Maayan Nallainathan, Lachlan Nunn

Row: Will Himstedt, Jack Grigg, Harvey Smith, Patrick Whitehead, Ryder Yang, Heath Evans, Oscar Harvey, Henry White, Oliver Chang

Row:

Heard, Zachary Chow, Montgomery Gibson, Joshua Sullivan, Jeffery He, Oliver Hewett, Curtis Kruger, James Brunton, Darcy Heard, Sam Walsh

Volleyball

The 2024 Volleyball season was one of many firsts. From the start of our pre-season, our community was determined to deliver the BGS Volleyball vision; getting BGS recognised as the leading volleyball school in the GPS competition.

In 2024, The Volleyblues became our first official parent support group, helping every weekend with the canteen, coffee machine and BBQ. We were the first program to wear the School’s new competition uniforms; embrace the new format of the Kerridge Cup, which demonstrated connectedness across our program; and of course,

witness the appointment of Mr Matt Young as our new Head Coach. Matt made an immediate and longlasting impact on the volleyball community.

BGS Volleyball recorded remarkable success this season, with 15 podium finishes and five teams finishing as competition leaders. BGS won 70% of all games. This success can be attributed to a refreshed pre-season schedule, with new initiatives and masterclasses from some of the best coaches and players in Queensland. Ms Angel Scanlon, Mr Vivin Mathew, Mr Jack Halley and Mr Max Senica equipped

our players with technical and mental skills, as well as an in-depth look at volleyball IQ. The Australian Volleyball Schools Cup was a major contributor to our success this season, with BGS entering a record seven teams.

Impressively, several BGS players made representative sides. Will Greene was selected in the Volleyball Australia National Development Tour to Thailand; Sione Veamatahau made the U18 Australian team for the Asian Volleyball Championships in Bahrain; and Johnny James toured Japan as part of the U18 Australian team.

A personal highlight was the annual Kerridge Cup. The community embraced the new format, which made the round even more special. New teams were created, blending senior and junior players who competed in a round robin – a throwback to the original Blue League Volleyball. Our 12s and 5s, 11s and 6s, 10s, 7s, 9s and 8s showed the importance of balancing competitiveness and fun. The bond across all year groups created everlasting memories. The event culminated in the First VI achieving a 2-1 win over the Old Boys VI in an amazing spectacle.

I extend my gratitude to Volleyball Director Rhys Cox, Head Coach Matt Young, and all staff, coaches and parents. Congratulations to all the boys on another successful season.

Xavier O’Sullivan Volleyball Captain

First VI

Back Row: Matt Young, Johnny James, Alexander McConnel, Sione Veamatahau, Will Greene, Liam Cook, Rhys Cox

Front Row: Rupert Thynne, Oliver Tu, Xavier O’Sullivan, Adam James, Tom Gulliver, Zac Smith, Harvey Gatehouse

Third VI

Back Row: Nick Teng (Coach), Ben Springall, Archie Wong, Nathaniel Yu, Kit Robertson, Mr Ged Hales (Coach)

Front Row: Isaac Chua, Oliver Tham, Bowei Chen, Brendan Cheng, Lucas Tran, Minh Tran, Matthew Kim

Second VI

Back Row: Sam Taylor (Coach), Thomas Poll, Jim Curley, Andrew Bade, Tom Gulliver, Mr. Craig Timms (Manager) Front Row: Jarrah Chien, Rupert Thynne, Benjamin Treacy, Tom Chan, Jack Webb, Lucas Waite

11B

Back Row: Jason Lin (Coach), Noah Lauder, Richard Wheeler, Aowen Ding Front Row: Rafferty Chapman, Ryan Bashirzadeh, Jackson Leong, Liam Hardie, Charley Jenns

11A

Back Row: Josiah Bettenay (Coach), Charlie Prebble, Yoshi Becker, Omero Msalem, Harvey Gatehouse Front Row: Samuel Chan, Anson Qiu-Tang, Allen Liu, Ryan Lam, Lachlan Russell

10A

Back Row: Andrew Maclean (Coach), Oliver Lynch, Ben Foulger, Mr. Richard Tu (Assistant Coach), Archie Boorer, Leroy Zhou, Ms. Loredana Di Donato (Manager) Front Row: Finn O’Sullivan, Leo Hostiadi, Zac Smith, Max Nakasato, Arthur Chen, Zac Martin

11C

Back Row: Ben Ren (Coach), Angus Benjamin, Ollie Swift, Ocean Shih Front Row: Maxwell Miu, Daniel Wu, Chris Zhu, William Marschner

10C

Back Row: Charlie O’Sullivan (Coach), Martin Grant, Hamish Maybury, Conor Broadley, Mr. Richard Tu (Manager), Ms Loredana Di Donato (Manager)

Front Row: Colin Sun, Eamon Lai, Rohan Relan, Alexander Redhead, William Findlay, Izac Carruthers

10B

Back Row: Ethan Stamatellos (Coach), Cooper Wolski, Yuvan Subburaj, Sebastian Labagnara, Ms Loredana Di Donato (Manager) Front Row: Nicholas Shan, Jamie Jung, Braiden Chen, Jeric Gao, Milo Pocock, Julian McKay

Back Row: Jayden Ho (Coach), Luke Zhang, Sidney Myers, Derek Feng Front Row: Connor O’Shea, Billy Rogers, Justin Sohn, Matthew Wu, Harry Findlay

Back Row: Lucas Sherington (Coach), Alexander Cook, Will Greene, Jai Saini, Felix Mole, Ms Mel Eveleigh (Coach) Front Row: Lachlan Lai, Leo Wong, Alex Fu, Cooper Vo, Ashton Jennings, Hudson Ho

Back Row: Mr Alister Braham (Coach), Christian Ho, Hugo Forbes, Fyn Smith, Michael Tsai Front Row: Ethan Hilford, Quinn Goodall, Daoson Wu, Alex Chen, Sacha Panchapakesan

Back Row: Mr Daniel Celm (Coach), Alan Hu, Euan Hardie, Charles Tham, Eli Holley Front Row: Joe Feltham, Daniel Bent, Sisu Wang, Alex Wong, Albert Sham, Zachy Yap

Back Row: Ava Zahn (Coach), Leon Huang, Ashley Nie, Morris Grant, Gray Dalton Front Row: Elliott Warner, Shriyan Gurram, Reuben Luong, Roger Dong, Chris McKay

Back Row: Tom Morgan (Coach), Lucas Lu, Daniel Hu, Alston Lin, Ethan Huang Front Row: Leon Xiao, Christopher Wong, Leo Lee, Nelson Wang, Fergus Liu

Back Row: Joshua Stamatellos, Bryan Sun, Lawrence Li, Sky Choy Front Row: Jamie Greig, Eddie McLean, Henry Benjamin, Owen Meeking, Charlie Guy

Back Row: Alexandra Tan (Coach), Oliver Elphinston, Emmanuel Yang, Noah Wu Front Row: Kayden Kyoung, Aiden Kim, Tomasi Vatanitawake, Lachlan Tan, Lucas Tran Absent: Aaron Tao

Back Row: Kai Mizuno (Coach), Charles Fu, William Nunn, Charlie Bryce, Neil Fu, Jayden Yoon Front Row: Kiran Kumar, Hugo Loparow, Oliver Chin Moody, Shu-Yu Liang, Harry Hovey, Hugo Wilkinson

Back Row: Sean Chen (Coach), Eddie Poll, Nicholas Bourne, Alexander Ha, Leo Bridgeford Front Row: Marlin Ngo, William Jones, Hugo Deane, Tony Chin, Frank Li, Cameron Clark Absent: Eli Nasirpour

Back Row: Brian Wang (Coach), Josh Margetts, Kai Wang, Ishaan Parekh, Robbin Han

Front Row: Adrian Wang, Arthur Kim, Adam McClelland, William An, Frank Sun, Tristan Luk Absent: Henry Liu

Back Row: Connor Waite (Coach), Leo Di Losa, Jayden Lee, Zander Schmidt, Louis Sartori, Viran Jayasinghe

Front Row: Samuel Dabelstein, Aiden Lee, George Oliver, Dimitri Zou, William French Absent: Digby Pennell

Back Row: Alexandra Tan (Coach), Tim Hando, Tom Taylor, Senshi Wang, John Myers

Front Row: Sebastian Averillo, Nicholas Chuang, Thomas Sinclair , Hamish Moore, Julian Jung, Shallon Lin

Back Row (L to R): Mr Ian Fardon (Coach), Matthew Pearce, Prabhav Purushothaman, Ivan Li

Front Row: Daniel Wong, Ambrose Tsang, Dorian Kovacevic, David Hao, Wyatt Wong

Back Row: Isaac Farquhar, Xavier Clark, Lucas Tong, Richard Kamberovic, Hugo Cowls

Front Row(L to R): Sebastian Soi, Dylan Schulz, Fred Finch, Archie Reynolds, Oliver Farrelly, Will Chalmers

Back Row: Ms Jill McLeod (Coach), Kai Liang, Clement P.H. Lau, Lucas Wang

Front Row: Lachlan Muir, Alex Raymond, Alex Tsai, James Egan, Mason Jia Absent: Daniel Bahri, Kai Nasirpour

Back Row: Jacob Shi, Tristan Ng, Harry Hawkins, Yuto Takada

Front Row: Xavier Loxton, Oliver Ha, Harrison Qu, Charles Caughlin, Darcy Heard Absent: James Panchapakesan

Back Row: Rebecca Campbell (Manager), Rhys Bright, James Hilford, Ethan Barrett, Cooper Thynne, Alexandra Tan (Coach)

Front Row: Alexander Lee, Charlie Wang, Lachlan Nunn, Harvey Smith, Henry Gordon

Back Row: Angel Scanlon (Coach), John Li, Dougal McLean, Oliver Hewett

Front Row: Tristan Cage, Zhaoyan Xu, Andy Huang, Liam Choo Absent: Ilya Melati, Michael Powell (Coach)

Community

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Celebrating Our Community

Spring Luncheon

Year 5

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

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 Ha, Oliver Hailes, Angus Harding, Ben

Hawkins, Harry

He, Jeffery

Heard, Darcy Heard, Kipling

Hedges, Hugo

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

Krueger, Oliver

Lal, Eshaan

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

Marshall, Fergus

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

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 6

Adams, Noah

Allan, Charles

Anand, Harish

Auld, Sam

Averillo, Sebastian

Bahri, Daniel

Baulch, Harry

Beck, Samuel

Beebe, Henry

Beuth, James

Bond, Gianni

Brown, Theo

Bullwinkel, Maxwell

Carew, Charlie

Chalmers, Will

Chambers, Matthew Chen, Henry Cheng, Lucas

Chow, Zachary

Chuang, Nicholas

Clark, Xavier

Cowls, Hugo

Coyle, Xavier

Dacron, Jackson

Dauber, Gus

Ding, Owen

Duffey, Harry

Egan, James

Epari, Frederik

Evans, Heath

Evans, Liam

Farquhar, Isaac

Farrelly, Oliver

Finch, Fred

Gannon, Oscar

Given, Max

Goold, Oliver

Grigg, Jack

Ha, Jacques

Hajkowicz, Edward

Hando, Tim

Harvey, Oscar Hewson, Alec Himstedt, Will

Ho, Lachlan

Horne, Rory

Huo, Marcus

Ischenko, Zac

Jia, Mason

Johnson, Thomas

Jonsson, Thomas

Jowsey, Ethan

Jung, Julian

Kalyaal, Suhaib

Kamberovic, Richard

Kanegaonkar, Aarav

Kao, Ethan

Kennedy, Will

Kim, Aiden

Kranenburg, Angus

Kruger, Curtis

Lashand, Yash

Lau, Clement P.H.

Law, Oscar

Lawlor, James

Lee, Henry

Lee, Kyan

Lee, Ryan

Li, Chris

Liang, Kai

Liaw, Isaac

Lin, Shallon

Lippiatt, Seb

Liu, Ryan

Longland, Elliot

Low, Jacob

Lu, Jayden

Maguire, Henry

Mahagamage, Dylan

Martin, Reuben

Maturu, Shreyans

McAuliffe, Alex

McCarthy, Everett

McHutchison, Max

McMullen, Jack

Mego-Webb, Alexander

Mehta, Riday

Milford, Ethan

Miller, Theo Miu, Garrick

Moody, Xavier

Moore, Hamish

Moore, Theodore Moriarty, Adren

Moynihan, William

Mudaliar, Rishan

Muir, Lachlan

Myers, John

Nallainathan, Maayan

Nasirpour, Kai

Neilson, Lachlan

Ngai, Anderson

Pachchigar, Ayaan

Patel, Eshan

Patten, Jayden

Pentelow, Josh

Pillai, Vishnu

Potluri, Sriram

Pradish, Aryan

Raymond, Alex Reynolds, Archie Rodins, Elijah Rodins, Joshua Roocke, Joshua

Sampson, Louis Schulz, Dylan

Selvarajan, Sanjay

Sinclair, Tom

Singh, Mahin

Smith, Joshua Smith, Nash

Soi, Sebastian

Soni, Manvik

Sumano Liu, Adrian

Tallis, Zachary

Taylor, Tom Tian, Marcus

Timblo, Luca

Tong, Lucas

Tsai, Alex

Vasant, Vir

Vasta, Zachary

Vikram Kantharaju, Aatreya

Wan, Brandon

Wang, Alston

Wang, Lucas

Wang, Daniel

Webb, Sullivan

Wentrup, Isaak

White, Henry

Wu, Elvis

Wu, Zerui

Wysocki, Theo

Xiong, Jensen Yuille, Monty

Zaghini, Lawrence

Zhang, Boris

Zhang, Daniel Zhang, James Zheng, Chace

Zhou, Herrick

Zhu, Lewis

Year 7

Abrahamsson, Magnus

Ainsworth, Alex

An, William

Anictomatis, John Armenis, Leo

Bansi, Simran

Barrett, Gilbert

Barton, Harry Bell, Fraser

Bellamy, Angus

Bender, Thomas

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 Moody, Oliver

Chin, Ricky

Chin, Tony

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 Lizio, Asher

Di Losa, Leo

Di, William 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

Herrington, Angus

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, 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

Morley, Aston

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

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

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

Year 8

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 Cheng, Aaron Cheng, Ryder Cheng, Michael 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 Donohue, Lachlan Donaldson, Lachy Dong, Ferrell

Dong, Roger Donohue, Lachlan Douglas, George Doyle, Harrison Duffey, Jack Ekeocha, Dal Elphinston, Oliver Euston, Lachlan Farrell, Brock

Filei, Louis 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 Griffin, Wally

Grigg, Oliver

Guo, Ronald Gurram, Shriyan Guy, Charlie Ha, Ian

Hajkowicz, Harry

Han, Lucas

Hansen, Magnus

Harpham, Digby

Hastie, Chester

Hedges, Luka

Hetherington, Angus

Holland, Jay Hoole, Ruka

Hooper, William

Hsu, Julian

Hu, Peter Hu, Markus

Hu, Daniel

Hu, Vincent

Huang, Ethan Huang, Leon Huang, Ryan

Incani, Dominic

Isles, Thomas

Jagannathan, Aaryan 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

Levy, Gabriel

Li, Evan

Li, Lawrence

Lien, Albert

Lilley, Henry

Lin, Henry

Lin, Alston

Lin, Miller

Liu, Fergus

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

Sriskandarajah, Noah

Stafford, Jack

Stringer, Max

Struthers, Kingston

Sun, Bryan

Swan, Hugh 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

Wang, John

Warner, Elliott

Watson, Eddie

White, Zachary

Wilson, Sebastian

Wolley, Tak

Wong, Christopher Wong, Jing

Wong, Malakai

Wu, Noah

Xiao, Leon

Yang, Manny

Yoon, Daniel

Yu, Jeffrey

Yuan, Oscar Zareie, Kusha

Zhang, Isaac

Zhang, Larry

Zhao, Ephraim

Zheng, Gabriel Zheng, Andy Zhou, Horace

Year 9

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

Blanch, Nicholas

Boulton, Thomas Braben, Jack

Brand, Joshua

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 Moody, Jasper

Chin, Julian 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 Ellemor, Leo Elliott, Thomas Ellis, Patrick Euston, Cooper Falting, Harry Fan, Henry Fang, Joe Feltham, Joe Feng, Derek Findlay, Harry Fisher, Hamish Forbes, Hugo Francis, Sam Fu, Alex Fung, Daniel Gallage, Dinura

Goodall, Quinn Gordon, Oliver

Gorry, Jack Gough, Tommy

Grady, Aiden

Greene, Will Grey, Xavier Hakim, Mubarak Han, Lucas 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 Kerr, Cooper Kim, Euro Kim, Oscar Koch, Ethan Kothari, Aroush Kumala, Mack Labor, Ralph Lai, Lachlan

Langton-Lockton, Tarin Le, Jordan Lee, Eugene Lee, Terry Li, Eric

Liberatore, Hugo

Lilley, Hamish

Lin, Curtis

Lin, Jayden

Lin, Xavier

Lisec, Zachary

Liu, Owen

Liu, Lukas

Lloyd, Cooper

Loch-Wilkinson, Thor

Lou, Thomas

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

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

Patel, Max

Patel, Samarth

Pearce, Thomas

Pendleton, Charles

Peters, William

Phun, Levi

Pradeep, Jay

Prasad, Samuel

Prasad, Yashneel

Purcell, Dominic

Qu, Lucas

Ragland, William

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

Slatter, Archie

Smith, Alexander

Smith, Benjamin

Smith, Fyn

Smith, Oliver

Sohn, Justin

Spence, Mitchell

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

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

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

Zhao, Jason

Zhong, Owen

Year 10

Abeysinghe, Sith

Ackermann, Mitchell

Ahmad, Daanyal

Ahn, Daniel

Ai, Ethan

Akiba, Ezra

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 Broadley, Conor Bruderlin, Hunter

Butler, James Butler, Max

Cable, Riley

Cahill, Hayden

Carruthers, Izac Carter, Alex 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 Dahiya, Yuvraj

Dai, Daniel Dalmazzo, Cooper Dalton, Lincoln

Dauber, Oliver

Davies, Henry de Aboitiz, Harvey de Jager, Joshua Deacon, Callum

Deng, Tony 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 Gao, Max

Garbanzo, Tom Garg, Shubh Geffen, Zev Gillman, Elliott Gislason, Magnus Goel, Rohan

Gottliebsen, Saxon Grant, James Grant, Martin Greig, Sam

Gutteridge, Archie 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

Kroon, Oscar Kumar, Bharathi

Labagnara, Sebastian Lai, Eamon

Lay, Alexander

Lee, Ethan Hao

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 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

Parker, Jake

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

Walker, Nick Walsh, Lachy

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

Zhang, Daniel

Zhang, Jerry

Zhang, Johan

Zhang, Samuel

Zhang, Charles

Zhong, Oscar

Zhou, Leroy

Zhu, Timothy

Year 11

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

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