Guildford Grammar School Building Fund

Guildford Grammar School is excited to release its Masterplan by the end of 2024.

Since 1896, thanks to the generosity of the Guildford Grammar community, our school has been proud to boast educational facilities of the highest standard and one of the most unique and stunning schools in WA, if not the world.

With your generous support, we're now empowered to progress Guildford Grammar School's campuses to align to contemporary pedagogical standards. This will ensure the further delivery of top-tier education and tailored programs for every student, fostering their growth and success.

Thank you for making this progress possible and for bringing this vision to life for all Guildfordians. 

Go Forward Foundation Educational Scholarship

The School has a proud history of providing educational opportunities for students who would not normally have the means to attend the School. This is directly linked to our purpose, our Anglican ethos and egalitarian outlook.

The Scholarship Trust provides the funding for scholarships to be awarded to students from Year 8 to Year 11 so they can experience the full range of opportunities that a Guildford Grammar School education can provide.

Scholarships are offered to students who display outstanding characteristics across a broad range of areas including high academic achievement. The successful applicant will display qualities of excellence, respect, service, leadership and commitment within their school and wider community.

Your support will ensure the provision of financial assistance to future generations.

"Supporting the scholarship program provides the opportunity for a Guildford experience – and the stimulation of educational aspirations in different communities." - Bill Kean, Old Guildfordian, Harper House 1961-1965

Guildford Indigenous Educational Scholarship Trust

Guildford Grammar School has a long history of providing educational opportunities for Indigenous students. Since the School's foundation, over 200 Indigenous students have attended the School, dating back to our first Indigenous student, Charlie Burns, who attended from 1905 -1909.

Charlie Burns left the School in 1909 to join the Australian Army and fight overseas. Since then, many notable Indigenous Old Guildfordians have enjoyed outstanding success in their sporting and professional careers.

The School is committed to the promotion of positive and respectful relationships for all. Our Reconciliation Action Plan aims to further our partnership and acknowledgment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We work closely with Indigenous families and elders to constantly grow our shared understanding.