Our 'known, seen and heard' approach is at the heart of everything we do.
Our 'known, seen and heard' approach is at the heart of everything we do.
As an independent all-girls school, we take great pride in offering a comprehensive educational journey from Early Learning Centre (ELC) through to Year 12.
We believe in extending learning beyond the classroom, providing our students with a vast array of activities and experiences.
Thank you for considering Mentone Girls’ Grammar in one of the most significant decisions you will make as a parent.
Beyond being a School, we stand as a close-knit community united in creating a welcoming and nurturing space for everyone involved.
Where water enthusiasts dive into a world of fun and fitness.
Our 'known, seen and heard' approach is at the heart of everything we do.
As an independent all-girls school, we take great pride in offering a comprehensive educational journey from Early Learning Centre (ELC) through to Year 12.
We believe in extending learning beyond the classroom, providing our students with a vast array of activities and experiences.
Thank you for considering Mentone Girls’ Grammar in one of the most significant decisions you will make as a parent.
Beyond being a School, we stand as a close-knit community united in creating a welcoming and nurturing space for everyone involved.
Where water enthusiasts dive into a world of fun and fitness.
The Academic Enrichment Programs and Clubs take place outside of school hours or during lunchtimes and general periods.
Our students have access to a range of extension and support programs including:
• Maths Club
• Maths Olympiad and ICAS Science Competitions
• Da Vinci Decathlon
• Public Speaking and Debating
• Monash University Hackathon
• Together for Humanity Youth Summit
• Global Action for Leading Edge School for Sustainability (GALESS) Research Projects
• The Ethics Olympiad
• Mission to Mars Space Simulation
• BrainsSTEM
• Brain Bee Challenge
• Writers’ Guild
• Student Run Trivia
• Workshops
• Author Sessions
• VCE Acceleration
The Duke of Edinburgh Award is open to all young people aged 14-24. It is solely a co-curricular activity and is undertaken primarily in the student’s own time. Key elements of the program are Physical Recreation, Skills, Voluntary Service and Adventurous Journey. Once the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award has been achieved, students are encouraged to progress to the Silver and Gold Awards.
You can learn more about this program here.