Why choose us?

Growth in the classroom

We are committed to providing a high quality, inclusive education that meets the needs of every learner. Our curriculum is thoughtfully differentiated to ensure that each student is challenged, supported and inspired to aim for excellence. We offer extension opportunities for high potential and gifted students, as well as targeted support for those with learning, language or disability challenges. This personalised approach empowers every student to grow in confidence, develop essential skills and explore their unique interests and passions.

Beyond the classroom

We believe that education extends far beyond the classroom. Our wide range of extracurricular activities is designed to spark curiosity, nurture talents and inspire growth in every student. From sports teams and performing arts to academic clubs, community service and creative pursuits, there's something for everyone. By engaging in extracurricular activities, students enrich their learning journey and develop confidence, teamwork, leadership and a sense of community.

Support for every student

We place a strong emphasis on student wellbeing, recognising that true learning happens when students feel safe, supported and valued. Our comprehensive wellbeing framework provides a network of care that nurtures not only academic growth, but also the social and emotional development of every child. Our dedicated teachers and wellbeing support teams work closely with students and their families to create a positive, inclusive environment where each student can thrive, build resilience and reach their full potential.

Explicit teaching and differentiation

Teachers use the explicit teaching approach, setting clear learning intentions and success criteria for the students when they are learning new concepts. The curriculum is differentiated to cater for the needs of every student.

HPGE opportunities across the curriculum

We offer a Year 7 Extension Class program, Year 8 HPGE class, HPGE core subjects in Years 9-10, plus HPG incursions and excursions, including public speaking competitions, creative writing workshops, ASX Schools Sharemarket Game, forensic anthropology investigations, and more.

Learning Enhancement team

Our Learning Enhancement team includes Learning and Support Teachers who support students and faculties through individualised plans and differentiated learning, Student Learning Support Officers for support in the classroom, and one-on-one and small group tuition to support students who need additional help.

Wellbeing team

Our Wellbeing team of teachers, year advisers, counsellors, youth workers and Student Support Officer wraps a network of support around our students.

Upgraded facilities

Our recent upgrades include the library with flexible learning spaces, new equipment in TAS woodworking rooms, upgraded computing labs, and new bathrooms and changerooms for students.

Expansive grounds

We are proud of our wide open spaces, which provide ample opportunities for outdoor learning, recreation and relaxing.

Multiple sports courts

Our students utilise the indoor and outdoor basketball courts, outdoor volleyball courts, a multi-sports court, and outdoor table tennis tables.

No BYOD

In the interests of equity, we provide all technology for the students, so they don't need to bring a device to school.

Homework Centre

Our students are supported by teachers with their homework on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the library.

Breakfast Club

A good breakfast is the best way to start a day of learning. Breakfast Club operates on Tuesdays and Thursdays in A Block before school, all welcome!

Our extensive oppportunities include:

• music ensembles - jazz, contemporary, College band
• sporting knockout and representative teams
• debating and public speaking
• creative and performing arts showcases - Peakview and Peakform
• event crew - sound and lighting for stage productions
• media crew - photography and digital media production for school events
• special interest groups - Stitch Squad, Art Club, Music Jam Session, Drama Club, Writing Club

Japanese Elective students have the opportunity to participate in an immersive cultural trip to Japan which is run every 2 years

Recent achievements include:

• Volvo Ocean Lovers Festival - FishTank Competition for ocean conservation - winners for consecutive years
• Premiers Debating Challenge - Zone champions (Year 7) 2025
• public speaking - winner of the Metropolitan South and Metropolitan South & West Public Speaking Competition – Stage 4 Cohort A Finals 2025
• HPG Quest - state winners for Science & national finalists 2024

Students can obtain their Bronze qualification in the Duke of Ed. The program is designed to challenge young people to attain standards of achievement and endeavour in a wide variety of active interests, to serve their communities, experience adventure, and to develop and learn outside the classroom.

We foster strong ties with our community partners, including our partner primary schools, clubs, charities, and local aged care facilities. Last year we participated in:

• Georges River Life Care School Backpack Program and Sleeping Rough fundraiser
• Retirement village visits by students
• Running of workshops, academic competitions and gala days for partner primary schools
• Support Unit outings to the local bowling club for lawn bowls lessons