Success & longevity

success & LONGEVITY

Our rich history of inspiring global leaders and learners, coupled with the vital financial support over time to the School by the Launceston Grammar community, has guaranteed the School's success and longevity.

Giving to the School supports a wide range of projects, including the upkeep of our beautiful historic buildings, development of new buildings and facilities, and the provision of scholarships to ensure talented students from a range of backgrounds can fulfil their potential whilst at school and in their chosen career path.

The Annual Fund programme for 2019 includes the Building, Library and Scholarship Funds, and the Broadland House redevelopment.

Our learning hubs are places where physical and digital resources inspire our students to understand and engage with our world. With a gift to the Library Fund, you can help provide the books, digital resources, technology, furnishings and learning items which combine to make these areas of the School significant.

Giving a gift to the Scholarship Fund can ensure a quality education for a student not only next year, but well beyond. In 2020 we are looking to provide even more opportunities for students through new scholarships focused on Science, Engineering and Maths, Entrepreneurship and a Bring Your Own Scholarship for students with unique gifts which fit outside the traditional scholarship offering. We invite you to be part of our future.

THE MAGIC OF MUSIC

Grade 11 student George Voorham has been playing trumpet since Grade 3. He remembers attending Launceston Grammar’s music performances while his sisters were students, determined that he would one day play for the School at significant occasions and performances.

George, a recipient of a Launceston Grammar Performing Arts Music Scholarship says the Music Programme has allowed him to give back to the School.

“I love being a part of the music ensembles and being involved in assemblies and chapel services as well as the School’s musicals,” says George.

“A proud moment for me was playing the Last Post at Remembrance Day – playing in front of Old Launcestonians was pretty amazing. An opportunity like this has allowed me to gain confidence in myself and in my performing.”

Launceston Grammar has a reputation for providing a rich and varied Music Programme.

“For anyone who is considering applying for a music scholarship, I say go for it."

George Voorham

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