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Australia, Melbourne
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The school operates as a day school with no boarding facilities.
The school has an official uniform. An on-site Uniform Shop provides the uniform, and the Secondhand Shop offers secondhand official Oakleigh Grammar academic and sports uniform items from ELC to Year 12.
The school has a house system with three houses: Rose (red), Fraser (blue), and Bradman (green). The system fosters belonging and cross-year friendships and collaboration.
Oakleigh Grammar is an independent, not-for-profit and charitable institution. It is governed by the School Board (Committee of Management) consisting of elected members of the Greek Orthodox Community of Oakleigh and District; the Principal serves as an ex officio board member.
Oakleigh Grammar is an independent, co-educational Australian school delivering a K–12 program that combines the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme with an inquiry-driven Early Learning Centre inspired by Reggio Emilia. The school is an IB World School and a Round Square member, connecting students to a global citizenship program and experiential leadership opportunities. In Pre-Prep, a bilingual Greek language program supports early language development, while the Arrowsmith Program for cognitive enhancement, the largest site in the Southern Hemisphere, supports students with learning differences in small classes. International students can enrol under a CRICOS license, with dedicated orientation, English language support and a Buddy system. The campus features extensive Visual and Performing Arts facilities, a Makerspace, a Centre for Academic Excellence, private music tuition, and dedicated drama and dance spaces. Outdoor education, leadership programs, annual arts productions and Round Square conferences enrich academics with service, teamwork and real-world responsibility for students.
