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It looks like your browser does not have Ja*aScript enabled. Please turn on Ja*aScript and try again. Underpinned by values of endeavour, learning, respect, leadership and community, the Brisbane Grammar School purpose is to educate boys by nurturing their intellectual, physical, and emotional wellbeing to become thoughtful, confident men of character who contribute to their An independent, non-denominational day and boarding school for boys, located in Spring Hill, BGS caters for 1700 students. Complementing extensive extracurricular and academic programs, the student wellbeing program represents an integral element of the BGS mission. The intent for Brisbane Grammar School’s 150-year anniversary was to Celebrate our Community and there is no doubt this was achieved throughout 2018. From the major BGS150 events including the Gala Dinner, a royal visit and Sports Lunch, to reunions around Australia and overseas, the theme of ‘community’ was front and centre. The best performed academic and extracurricular students were recognised and the graduating Clas* of 2018 farewelled at Speech Day in November. The special event also provided an opportunity to hear from the School’s leaders and guest speaker BGS Old Boy Simon Fenwick ’87. Outgoing School Captain Marcus Ray spoke about the importance of community in his eloquent address – the theme for the ​Congratulations to BGS Old Boy Neil Peacey ’71 who won the Audi raffle at the BGS150 Sports Lunch on Friday afternoon. He drove away in a new Q2 1.4 TFSI S Tronic Black with 18” Alloys valued at $50,424 proudly donated by Audi Centre Brisbane.​ ​Former Brisbane Grammar School student John Millman has stunned the tennis world by defeating Roger Federer in four sets in the US Open fourth round. He came back from a set and a break to beat the tennis legend and five-time US Open champion 3-6 7-5 7-6 (7) 7-6 (3) after Brisbane Grammar School Gregory Terrace, Brisbane QLD 4000