澳洲昆士蘭頂尖私立中學精選

Brisbane Grammar School 布里斯本文法學校(男校)

Brisbane Grammar School 在 1860年由昆士蘭州新政府通過建立中等教育。到1868年，熱心的公眾用戶籌集了足夠的資金，使我們的學校成立，布里斯班的第一所語法學校和第一所獨立的男孩學校。在同一年，愛爾蘭公爵阿爾弗雷德王子在羅馬街的原址放置了石頭。

它是一所非選擇性的獨立日和寄宿學校，位於布里斯班中央商務區邊緣一個奇妙的園林和遺產上市場所。現在在5到12歲的時候可以容納約1700名男孩。

學校在格雷戈里露台校區有兩個部分 – 第5至8年級（中學）和9至12年級。這些課程以綜合方式運作，並從8年級到9年級無縫過渡，同時提供這個教育環境適合學校每個部分的特定年齡組別的需要。

學校的主要目標是為學生提供一系列經驗，促進態度，技能和知識基礎的發展，這將成為學生的批判性智力，想像力和創造力的基礎，有效溝通和獨立終身學習的能力和積極性。

所有三個核心學校課程 – 學術，課外和學生福利 – 旨在促進學生的個人素質和才能的發展和延伸，培養強烈的服務意識，社區，領導力和對他人的忠誠。

該學校是昆士蘭州大公立學校（GPS）協會的成員，因此是布里斯班九個學校之一，周圍環境中，作為一個協會，為5至12歲的學生提供參加十五種不同體育和活動的機會在一年中。

除了外部的體育和活動計劃，學校還在音樂，戲劇和藝術，個人運動發展計劃以及各種各樣的俱樂部和活動中保持廣泛的文化計劃，旨在讓學生有機會與其他人一起參與學生，並享受由學生在一起工作和培訓所產生的團契和友情，並在特定的努力中培養他們的具體人才，技能和熱情。

Brisbane Grammar School 渴望成為澳大利亞男孩最好的學校，也是國際教學和學習領袖。學校致力於為所有背景的男孩提供優質的教育和領導機會，加強其全球聯繫,培養他們的智力，身體和情感幸福感，創造性但尊重其傳統的強大的學習文化，教育男孩，成為有思想和自信的人，貢獻自己的社區。鼓勵男孩們積極爭取成功的體育活動，但始終處於最佳的運動精神傳統之中。

學校致力於每個男孩的個人和社會發展。它承認教育是學校與家庭共同分擔的責任，促進學校和家庭之間的有效溝通。

小編經驗, 因為Brisbane Grammar School一直是名列昆士蘭布里斯本第一名中學, 因此, 當地公民大排長龍的等候入學位置, ‘出生前就開始排隊的’ 慣例是當地父母遵從已久的方式, 因此, 在準備入學報名時, 一定要完整詳細地提供, 如果有reference推薦, 將會有很大的幫助。 更進一步的經驗分享, 請與我們聯繫。我們歷年來多次協助客戶子女順利就讀頂尖中學, 我們將能協助您的孩子入學順利。

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哪些知名人士畢業于Brisbane Grammar School? 政治Politics

• Thomas Joseph Byrnes, former Premier of Queensland
• Frederick W. Paterson, a Rhodes Scholar and the only member of a Communist party ever to be elected to a parliament anywhere in Australia.
• Ian Macfarlane, Liberal National Federal Cabinet Minister
• Tom Burns, former Labor Party National President and Deputy Premier of Queensland
• Drew Hutton, co-founder of the Australian Greens, university lecturer, and social and environmental activist
• Sir James Killen AC KCMG, Minister for Defence and Federal Member for Moreton

政法Law and the Judiciary

• Justice Ian Callinan, Justice of the High Court of Australia
• Justice Sir Charles Powers, Justice of the High Court of Australia
• Justice John Logan RFD, Judge of the Federal Court of Australia and President of the Defence Force Discipline Appeal Tribunal
• Max Julius, a noted Barrister and Communist
• Peter Douglas Channell (1947–1993), a notable solicitor involved in the union movement in Queensland during the 1980/90s, president of the QLD Law Society 1988, legal advisor to the commission of inquiry during the Fitzgerald Inquiry, employed Peter Beattie as a solicitor at his firm Peter Channell & Associates
• Sir Arnold Lucas Bennett, a noted barrister and president of the Bar Association of Queensland (1957–1959)
• Henry George Fryberg was a Justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland

傳媒Journalism

• Malcolm Farr, Canberra-based political journalist and commentator
• Michael Ware, CNN war correspondent and Time magazine journalist

軍事Military and Public Service

• Sir Charles Spry, Director-General of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
• Major General John Pearn, Surgeon General of the Australian Defence Force
• Commander Eric Feldt OBE RAN, Head of the Coastwatchers WWII
• Brigadier General Lachlan Chisholm Wilson, commander of the Australian Light Horse in the First World War.

藝術The Arts

• William Baylebridge, writer and poet
• Robert Davidson, composer, artistic director of Topology
• Robin Dods, architect
• Robert Forster, musician, singer-songwriter and founder of The Go-Betweens
• Jack Lindsay, Marxist author and poet
• J J Hilder, painter
• Leonard Shillam, sculptor 
• David Malouf, internationally acclaimed author 
• Brad Shepherd, member of seminal Australian bands The Fun Things, The Hitmen and The Hoodoo Gurus
• Ian Haug and John Collins of the band Powderfinger
• Murray Shepherd, member of seminal Australian bands The Fun Things, The Screaming Tribesmen and The Four Horsemen.
• Ian Fraser, singer of seminal Brisbane band Dementia 13 and Australian punk band Nunbait
• Spencer Howson, radio presenter
• Stephen Vagg, writer, author of All My Friends Are Leaving Brisbane (2007)
• Adam Zwar, actor and creator of award-winning television shows Wilfred and Lowdown
• Stephen Lance, award-winning director
• Christopher Wrench, organist^[35][36]
• David Logan, author, historian, Artistic Director of Cabaret Puppet Theatre
• Philip Edmiston, Artistic Director, Queensland Marionette Theatre and Theatrestrings
• Ray Chen, violinist
• Hanbyul (Jason) Jang, member of K-pop boy band Led Apple
• Brett Williams, lead guitarist, backing vocalist with the band Choirboys who had hits such as Run To Paradise, Boys Will Be Boys, Struggletown, Rendezvous, Empire.

科學Science and Academia

• Jock R. Anderson, agricultural economist at the World Bank and emeritus professor at the University of New England
• John Graeme Balsillie, inventor, communications engineer, business proprietor who oversighted establishment of Australia’s coastal radio network
• Bob Bryan, geologist and businessman
• Wilton Wood Russell Love, prominent Brisbane doctor and one of the foundation members for the Senate of the University of Queensland 1910-1916 
• Alexander Marks, physician and military officer
• Errol Solomon Meyers, prominent Brisbane doctor and one of the founding fathers of the University of Queensland School of Medicine.
• Donald Nickin, chemical engineer and professors, Dux of his final year at the school 
• Cameron Bell, endocrinologist and Senior Lecturer, Medicine – Northern Clinical School, University of Sydney 

商業Business

• Tom Strachan, head of AWX

體育Sport

• Dick Marks – Wallaby and National Coaching Director
• Trent Baker, pitcher and outfielder for the Cleveland Indians and Brisbane Bandits baseball teams
• Mitchell Chapman, New South Wales Waratahs player
• Samuel Conrad, Australian eight Olympic rower
• Ben Cutting, cricket, Queensland Bulls, Australia, Brisbane Heat
• Luke DeVere, professional footballer, former QAS, AIS and current Brisbane Roar and Socceroo centre back
• Ben Dunk, cricket, Queensland Bulls, Hobart Hurricanes, Tasmania Tigers
• Roy Emerson, tennis player, won 12 Grand Slam singles titles and 16 Grand Slam doubles titles
• Francis Gailey, Australian/American freestyle swimmer
• Julian Gardner, Rugby, Wallaby & Italy
• Matthew Hammelmann– AFL Footballer
• Lee Holdsworth, V8 Supercar driver
• Toby Jenkins, Olympic water polo player 2004
• Dick Johnson, V8 Supercar legend
• Tom Lawton, former Wallabies captain
• Rob Lawton, rugby, Wallaby prop
• Cameron Lillicrap, rugby, Wallaby prop
• Joel Macdonald– AFL Footballer
• Alan Marshal, cricket, Queensland and Surrey County Cricket Club
• Bob McCowan, Wallaby captain 1899
• Andy McIntyre, rugby, Wallaby prop
• Matt McKay, professional footballer, captain of the Brisbane Roar FC and current Socceroo midfielder
• Edgar Moon, tennis player, won 1930 Australian Open men’s single title, 1932 men’s doubles title, 1929 and 1934 mixed doubles titles
• Stephen Moore, Wallaby since 2005 and former captain
• Frank Nicholson, Wallaby captain 1904
• Otto Nothling, one of only two Australian Cricket/Rugby Union players
• David Ogilvie, Australian test cricketer 1977–78
• Richard Powell, Australian Olympic rower
• Darryn Purcell, Australian rower
• Sir Charles Powers, Queensland Cricket captain
• Matt Renshaw, Cricket, Queensland Bulls, Australia
• Bill Ross, rugby, Wallaby hooker
• Pud Thurlow, Australian cricketer
• Keith Winning, rugby, Wallaby captain
• Greg Martin, rugby, Wallaby fullback
• David Nucifora, rugby, Wallaby hooker