There has been plenty of excitement online following the inaugural Mentone Grammar Book Week Festival (Monday 27 – Friday 31 July 2026). It was a memorable celebration of stories, creativity and the transformative power of reading.
Kelli Dawes has been Mentone Grammar's Event Manager since 2017, overseeing the planning and delivery of School events. She also manages the School's catering operations and works closely with the Parents and Friends (P&F) group to support community events.
After almost 40 years of dedicated service, we farewelled one of Mentone Grammar's most respected educators at the end of Term 2 2026, as Michael Martin officially retired.
As Mentone Grammar celebrates 20 years of coeducation in 2026, we recognise the creativity that has long been a defining part of the School. Through visual arts, design and media, students are encouraged to think independently, embrace innovation and bring their ideas to life.
As Mentone Grammar celebrates 20 years of coeducation in 2026, the performing arts program stands as a powerful example of how diversity and opportunity strengthen creativity.
As Mentone Grammar celebrates 20 years of coeducation, the Cadets program stands as a powerful example of the opportunities that have shaped students across the School.
As we mark Chinese New Year 2026, we spoke with Singapore-born Chinese Teacher Alicia Tan, who brings language, culture and vibrant celebrations to life for our Junior School students.
In 2026, Mentone Grammar is excited to introduce French to the curriculum, beginning with our Year 7 students.
We are thrilled to celebrate Amelia Bull and Cassian Walker (Class of 2025), whose Art Creative Practice works have been selected to feature in Top Arts 2026.