Oakleigh Grammar provides families the opportunity to purchase, sell or donate their secondhand uniforms, bags and text books.
The Secondhand Pop-up Store is usually located in the Conference Center foyer on campus at Oakleigh Grammar. Occasionally the store’s location may differ, so check the school website, Facebook page, the Skoolbag App or ask at reception.
You can purchase second hand items for no more than 60% of new prices in the Pop-up Store.
You can donate your second hand uniform items anytime by leaving them at reception.
You can sell your second hand uniform items for up to 30% of new prices via consignment by either bringing them to the Pop-up Store, or by filling in the Uniform Exchange Consignment Form and leaving it together with your items at reception.
The Secondhand Pop-up Store is run by parent volunteers and all proceeds go back into the School Community via the Parents’ Association.
The Secondhand Pop-up Store sells all second hand (and occasionally new), current, official Oakleigh Grammar academic uniform clothing items, sports uniform clothing items, all school bags, book bags, hats and text books from ELC through to Year 12.
The Secondhand Pop-up Store will only accept current, official Oakleigh Grammar uniform items and text books for consignment.
Please note, all past uniforms are happily accepted and will be donated to our friends at Paradise 4 Kids, where they will be most appreciated.
Second Hand Uniform Shop
We are pleased to advise that the Second Hand Uniform shop will open at the following times:
Tuesday, 26 April 10.00am – 2.00pm
Friday, 6 May 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 20 May 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 3 June 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 17 June 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Monday, 11 July 10.00am – 2.00pm
Friday, 22 July 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 5 August 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 19 August 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 2 September 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 16 September 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Monday, 3 October 10.00am – 2.00pm
Friday, 7 October 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 21 October 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 4 November 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Friday, 2 December 2.30pm – 4.00pm
Please be conscious of social distancing and to avoid crowding the shop.
If you have any questions please contact secondhandshop@oakleighgrammar.vic.edu.au
The Secondhand Pop-up Store is open at least once a month, more frequently around the start of term and for seasonal uniform change over. Pop-up Store hours are usually from 2.30pm until 4pm. However before term begins it opens earlier, from 10am so check times on the events section of our Facebook page. Any enquiries can be emailed to secondhandshop@oakleighgrammar.vic.edu.au
Please note, all past uniforms are happily accepted and will be donated to our friends at Paradise 4 Kids, where they will be most appreciated.
Mrs Sarah Boardman
Head of Early Learning
As an educational leader, I feel privileged to be able to work alongside children as they build their knowledge and understanding of the world around them at school. Celebrating the diverse range of “Wow” moments that occur with our students each day, brings great joy to me both personally and professionally. I strongly believe in the importance of building solid foundations for children’s ongoing learning, focussing on developing thinking and inquiry skills in partnership with literacy and numeracy skills, in a meaningful, rigorous and authentic way for all children. Furthermore, I value the opportunity to build beneficial, ongoing partnerships with families, working together with them to encourage all children to consistently challenge themselves, as they holistically develop a solid understanding of how they learn best.
I studied a Bachelor of Education at the University of Tasmania, before working in a range of different school settings, both nationally and overseas. This hands-on experience with a range of educational approaches, supported by my ongoing work at the University of Tasmania as a Unit Coordinator as part of the Bachelor of Education degree, has given me the opportunity to continually reflect upon evolving current best practice in education, based upon relevant, research. I have been part of Oakleigh Grammar since 2014, working as the Early Learning Centre Coordinator before becoming the Acting Head of Junior School in 2018. Within these educational leadership roles, I have developed in many ways whilst working within Oakleigh Grammar’s dynamic and collaborative community of learners.
Mr Peter Cummins
Deputy Principal – Teaching & Learning
Peter Cummins took up his position as Deputy Principal in 2012. Prior to this he was Deputy Principal (Curriculum) at Leibler Yavneh College (2008-12) and Head of Curriculum at Mentone Grammar (2004-08). He began his career at Scotch College Adelaide and later returned as a boarding housemaster after teaching in the UK at Bromsgrove School and Wellington College.
Peter is passionate about developing the learner in every child and giving them a sense of responsibility to play an active part in making the world a better place for all human beings. He believes that the focus must be on our students developing the agility and imagination needed for living productively in a complex world.
Peter is married to Sharon (Kindergarten Director) and has three adult sons: Andrew who is a senior project manager in construction; Tom who works at Michigan State University in communications; and Alex an industrial designer.
Mr Luke Preston
Business Manager
Luke Preston is an experienced business and finance manager with a background in Not for Profit, specifically Education and Sport. Luke has most recently been the Finance manager at Melbourne Grammar School (2016-2019) and prior to that, the Business Operations manager at Tennis Victoria (2012-2016).
Before moving into the education sector in 2016, Luke worked in sport for 7 years – at Tennis Victoria and Cricket Australia – in financial and operational roles.
He worked in the corporate sector for 15 years prior to that, at major organisations across multiple sectors in both Australia and the UK, covering banking, consulting, retail and logistics.
Luke is passionate about the Education sector and the important community role played by schools and not for profit organisations.
Luke is a CPA and a UK ACMA and also holds a BSc (Social Science) from the University of Southampton.
Outside of work, Luke enjoys spending time with family and friends, and is alway kept busy with his two school age children: Alex and Jessica, and his lovely wife Kellie.
