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Notable Alumni

Given the recent creation of the separate, extended List of Brighton Grammar School people, the list of individuals at the Notable Alumni section is no longer needed.

Given that every one of the names that appear in the Notable Alumni section also appears (among others) in the newly-created list, and given that all of the information currently presented in the Notable Alumni section, in relation to those individuals, also appears in the newly-created list, the entire list should be replaced with a single paragraph — especially given that there is, now, a direction, at the head of the section ("Main article: List of Brighton Grammar School people") for the reader to go to the complete list.

See, for instance: Geelong Grammar School#Notable alumni; Haileybury (Melbourne)#Notable alumni; Caulfield Grammar School#Alumni; Melbourne Grammar School#Alumni; Wesley College (Victoria)#Notable alumni, etc. Lindsay658 (talk) 22:58, 7 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]