It’s holiday time! From all of us at the OIGA, we wish you a relaxing and joyful break. Hopefully, a time to catch up with friends and loved ones and enjoy the sunny weather! Our office will be closed from 12pm on 17 December 2021 until 10
OIG’s Sam Torre ’15 and Rubi Dinardo ’17 are hosting an exhibition at RMIT First Site Gallery featuring fellow Plenty alumni. The exhibition reflects on personal experience and imagination. “We are exploring both physical and ephemeral ideas in response to the house and considering that it is
OIGA Scott Rowsell ’93 was not only a great athlete at IGS but is now a development coach training the athletes of tomorrow. If you would like to take your game to the next level contact Scott, who has proven methods to help with speed development, through
Ivanhoe Grammar School’s New Year 9 campus has been featured in an Education HQ article “Australia’s first school ‘university campus’ to officially open”. Click below to see the full article.
The 14th annual Nigel Kendall Shield match was played between OIGCC and IGS 1st XI on the South Ground, Wednesday 20th Feb 2019. OIGCC were led by Captain Ryan Pearce ‘01 and included old boys Wayne Vanderwert ‘89, Ryan Hense ‘96, David Peacock ‘01, Mark Moncrieff ‘06,
OIG Tarik Frimpong ’12 has recently made his feature film debut, landing the role of ‘Angus’ in Disney’s ‘Mary Poppins Returns’. Tarik first made his professional theatre debut and gained wide prominence playing the role of ‘Young Simba’ in Disney’s ‘The Lion King’. Tarik was also a
It’s a match made in heaven! Old Ivanhoe Grammarians Soccer Club and Ivanhoe City have merged to form Old Ivanhoe Soccer Club, creating an exciting opportunity for young players to go from junior football right through to the senior ranks. Read the full story by clicking the
Always great to have alumni come and visit and tour the school. We welcomed back School Captain, Jack Pead ‘06 today. Jack is currently living in New York and working for the Australian Consulate. We look forward to seeing Jack again at the OIGA New York Drinks to be held on Friday 28 February 2020.
‘It’s not often that a picture book makes you cry, but The House on the Mountain did just that.’ Ella Holcombe’s ’00 ‘The House on the Mountain’ is a powerful story of a family experiencing the black Saturday fires, it’s devastating aftermath, and the long process of
A group of alumni from the class of 2014 have been making some noise in the music industry recently! Matthew Martin, Nic Schwarz, Dan Carolan, and Ali Ward, four friends who graduated from TRC in 2014 form ‘Telescreen’ an Indie Pop band who have just released their
