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Ipswich Grammar School

Ipswich Grammar School

Independent school in the Woodend, Queensland, AustraliaWikipedia

Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Ipswich Grammar School".

Oct 28, 2026

Michael AtkinsonHOST
3:08
The whole offer's off the table.
Michael AtkinsonHOST
3:10
Now, the reason we are talking about this on a rugby podcast is because there are now reports and speculation connecting Rugby Australia to Sam Walker, who has a history in rugby, played schoolboy rugby at Ipswich Grammar up in Queensland.
Michael AtkinsonHOST
3:30
And naturally, when any rugby league star becomes available or is their contract or their future's up in the air, someone poses the question, would Rugby Australia be interested?
Ian PaytenHOST
3:40
Yeah, so you're right.
Buzz RothfieldPANELIST
10:41
He was just about in tears when I spoke to him yesterday over this breakdown.
Buzz RothfieldPANELIST
10:45
The boy went to Ipswich Grammar, Nick's old school.
Buzz RothfieldPANELIST
10:49
Very, very close to him.
Braith AnastaHOST
10:51
Given Nick's reputation, Buzz...
Jimmy SmithHOST
63:59
Any update on Mark Nwong and Itawase? Anyway, rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh said the code is open to discussing a sensational code switch for free agent Sam Walker.
Jimmy SmithHOST
64:10
He played 10 for Ipswich Grammar.
Jimmy SmithHOST
64:13
He's got rugby background.
Jimmy SmithHOST
64:14
Right.
Jimmy SmithHOST
23:33
Any update on Mark Nwong and Itawase? Anyway, rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh said the code is open to discussing a sensational code switch for free agent Sam Walker.
Jimmy SmithHOST
23:44
He played 10 for Ipswich Grammar.
Jimmy SmithHOST
23:46
He's got rugby background.
Jimmy SmithHOST
23:48
Right.
David FieldingGUEST
5:41
Okay.
Andrew WrightHOST
5:42
One of my roommates at Ipswich Grammar School boarding house was a swimmer.
Andrew WrightHOST
5:48
And I used to get up at like 5.30 every morning to go.
Andrew WrightHOST
5:51
I was a cross-country runner in the middle.
Robin BaileyGUEST
29:09
You know, it takes a village to raise a child, and I knew that Tony had been the primary caregiver, that these were young boys, and they needed strong people around them, and the boys' school was fantastic.
Robin BaileyGUEST
29:28
Ipswich Grammar School, honestly, their pastoral care.
Robin BaileyGUEST
29:32
I went and sat with the principal, and I just went, "I don't know how to do this.
Robin BaileyGUEST
29:39
I don't." And he just went, "We'll help you." And the Friday was the funeral, and they all, th- all his mates...
Robin BaileyGUEST
29:48
And I'd put it out because Tony had been the P&C president at their primary school, and, um, I'd put it out to anyone that children were absolutely welcome, and Tony would've loved that, but that was at the parents' discretion, and I was so stoked to see so many kids came.
Robin BaileyGUEST
30:06
But Finn, you know, Ipswich Grammar School has a red and white striped blazer, and the, you know, the candy stripes, and there was one image at the end of the funeral because the boys, I didn't want this to happen, but one of the requests from Tony's family was that they walk the coffin out.
Robin BaileyGUEST
30:23
So it was the boys and I f- out front, and then, um, Tony's coffin came behind, and it was just so traumatic.
Robin BaileyGUEST
30:33
And then the coffin was put into the hearse, and there is one photo of just the, these little faces just devastated.

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