Bacchus Marsh Grammar has been fortunate enough to be involved in the Sustainable Schools run by the AussieVic programme. It is a programme overseen by CERES and the state government. […]

The first stages of the BMG Sustainability Hub are underway! Approximately 400 trees, shrubs and native grasses were planted on the north facing embankment of the “W” block at the […]

Down at the greenhouse students have been investigating the benefits of a community garden as well as how CaSO4.2H2O (calcium sulphate dihydrate) commonly known as gypsum, helps to improve heavy […]

The landscaping works on the north face of W block area are starting to take shape, however, due to inclement weather over the past few weeks, progress has slowed to […]

As part of the Year 8 Community Service program, students have been busily making little signs, discretely placed under the light switches of classrooms, reminding everyone to “Please turn off […]

Progress is slowly being made on the productive garden at BMG, with two raised no-dig style vegetable beds installed, with more to come next term. Students from both Year 8 […]

In the 1990s, the area surrounding Bacchus Marsh in the Rowsley Valley and Pentland Hills were slowly being turned into a wasteland. Rabbits, erosion, salinity and serrated tussock were taking […]

Here at BMG, we are extremely privileged to have such an amazing staff and student body. As the weather slowly starts to fine up and the sun pushes through the […]

Throughout the year, the Gardening Club, made up of primary school students across the year levels, and the Year 10 Food classes have been working together to utilise the produce […]

Grafting is an amazing skill to have. Not only can you create an exact replica of your favourite plant, you can also ensure old, heritage varieties live on for our […]