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Two former Geelong Grammar students have testified about their brutal treatment, and the school’s dismissive response, at the Royal Commission into Child Sex Abuse.
Established in 1855, Geelong Grammar has enjoyed a prestigious reputation – attended by Prince Charles and boasting a list of successful students including Rupert Murdoch and the late Kerry Packer.
However, in its long history there have been some dark chapters, read today as the Royal Commission examines its 32nd case study.
Former students recalled their experiences of sexual abuse while boarding at GGS in the 1960s and 1970s.
The reported offending was allegedly done by chaplains, a house resident and other students.
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