Toowoomba Grammar School
Toowoomba Grammar School understands boys. We help develop young men of good character, who respond well to challenges and achieve life-long wellbeing.
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Toowoomba Grammar School is more than just an education. Boys leave with the skills to be independent, well-balanced, and successful in life.
- Quality education designed for boys
- Teaching excellence
- Outstanding facilities
- History & Traditions
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Junior School
The Junior School aims to spark the love of learning in boys which will follow them through all their school years. We engage our students with joy and rigour, providing lessons that are specifically designed for boys, keeping them interested and inspired.
Senior School
We appreciate that boys learn differently, and our specialist educators provide an inspiring and broad curriculum to cater to the interests of all our students. Beyond the classroom, we equip boys with the skills to be of good character so they can embrace the ever-changing world.
Boarding
Boarding is a fundamental component of Toowoomba Grammar School. We have accommodated boys since 1877 and are one of the largest and most well-established boys' boarding schools in Australia.
Exploring the Role of Neuroscience in Supporting Teenage Boys
Recent insights from neuroscience reveal that the teenage brain undergoes significant changes, particularly in the frontal lob...
Wellbeing and Character Development Program — Benefiting Students and Staff Alike
In 2024, the School re-established the Head of Pastoral Care position. The role will be pivotal in supporting all staff to fost...
Celebrating 150 years
In 2025, Toowoomba Grammar School will be celebrating its sesquicentenary, its 150th anniversary. We are calling it Grammar 150 and this will be an incredible year for the School.
Acknowledgement of Country
Toowoomba Grammar School respectfully acknowledges the Jagera, Giabal and Jarowair tribes who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live. We pay our respect to Elders both past and present.
