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Bacchus Marsh Grammar

Bacchus Marsh Grammar is a vibrant Independent school with its main campus superbly located on a spacious site overlooking the picturesque countryside.

Our purpose is to fulfil the community’s desire for non-denominational co-education that is holistic in its approach, comprehensive, challenging and enriching.

We offer a safe and caring environment boasting a rich depth of programs that foster confidence, self-awareness, resilience, and the ability of students to contribute to their personal growth. We encourage students to aspire to be active and positive members of society who value and respect others and have a strong sense of inclusion and service to others, integrity and compassion.

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Where to next?

Early Learning Centre

Early Learning Centre

Located on the Bacchus Marsh Grammar, Woodlea Campus – a safe, supportive, and stimulating early education program for three and four-year-old children

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Maddingley Campus

Maddingley Campus

Maddingley is our main campus and home to our students from Prep to Year 12.

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Woodlea Campus

Woodlea Campus

Woodlea provides students with access to a school close to home, with a wonderful culture and all of the benefits that are associated with a Bacchus Marsh Grammar education.

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Staughton Vale

Staughton Vale

Bacchus Marsh Grammar has established a unique rural facility at Staughton Vale, just 20 minutes from our Maddingley Campus.

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Why choose us

A Calm Structured School

At Bacchus Marsh Grammar we know what type of environment delivers the best possible education.

Learning best occurs when there is a clear structure and clarity of expectations of students. This is applied at “whole school” level and in our well-defined and consistent approach to individual teaching and classroom management.

News & Events

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Term Break & Commencement of Term 4

Term Break & Commencement of Term 4

Term Break & Commencement of Term 4

Key School Information - Term 3 School Holidays The last day of Term 3 is Friday 20 September with an early finish time at 2.20pm. Bus arrangements to coincide with

Why Parents Should Consider Watching Netflix with Kids

Why Parents Should Consider Watching Netflix with Kids

Why Parents Should Consider Watching Netflix with Kids

As screen time becomes an integral part of children’s daily lives, particularly through platforms like Netflix, parental involvement in viewing habits is more crucial than ever. Read on to explore

Benefits of Brain Breaks for High School Students

Benefits of Brain Breaks for High School Students

Benefits of Brain Breaks for High School Students

The concept of brain break activities has emerged as a vital tool in helping students manage this pressure effectively. In this article, by Bacchus Marsh Grammar in Australia, we’ll explore

It Was Sixty Years Ago Today!

It Was Sixty Years Ago Today!

It Was Sixty Years Ago Today!

On Sunday, the 14th of June 1964, The Beatles' plane touched down at Essendon Airport, and our city was changed forever. As part of their ten-day Australian tour, John, Paul,

Term Break and Commencement of Term 3

Term Break and Commencement of Term 3

Term Break and Commencement of Term 3

Key School Information - Term 2 School HolidaysThe last day of Term 2 is Friday 21 June with a normal finish time.Students will commence Term 3 on Tuesday 16 July.Administration

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Grammarian – Issue 1, 2024

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2024

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2024

In this Edition A Tale of Transition Leading the Way Expanding Horizons A New Chapter for BMG Sports The Annual Easter Bonnet Parade Alumni Impact Alumni Profiles A Celebration of

Grammarian – Issue 2, 2023

Grammarian – Issue 2, 2023

Grammarian – Issue 2, 2023

In this Edition From the Principal - New Houses & VCE Results New House Structure BMG in Concert Woodlea Production - Shrek Jr Maddingley Production - Annie Jr Maddingley Senior

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2023

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2023

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2023

Highlights of BMG’s The Grammarian Issue 1, 2023 In this Edition From the Principal - Building Update Junior School Semester One Highlights NAPLAN, Academic Results & DUX BMG Plays Host

Grammarian – Issue 2, 2022

Grammarian – Issue 2, 2022

Grammarian – Issue 2, 2022

In this Edition From the Principal Exciting New Facilities Indigenous AFL Jumper Tanisha Quilliam Land Beyond the Fence 2022 Musicals Staughton Vale Experiences - Middle School Program Junior Landcare Biodiversity

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2022

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2022

Grammarian – Issue 1, 2022

In this Edition From the Principal BMG and Parks Victoria - Signage Collaboration 2022 Leaders DUX 2021 Duke of Edinburgh Award The Writing Revolution Read more in this issue of

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