Student Information

​​​​​​​Study courses

Our school offers a broad and flexible curriculum to support a range of interests and career goals. In addition to English, maths, science and humanities, international students can study subjects including:

• Aquatic Practices
• Hospitality
• Visual Art
• Industrial Technology
• Psychology
• Drama
• Design
  

Note: ​Subject availability depends on class places and timetable combinations.

Specialist sports programs

We offer specialist sports programs in a range of sports. Extra fees apply.

Available sports, subject to trials and availability, include:

• Golf
• Baseball
• Futsal/Soccer
  
• Touch football
• Netball
• Triathlon
• Surfing lessons on weekends with an external surfing provider

Extra-curricular opportunities

Students can get involved in a range of school activities, including:

• LEOs Club (community volunteering): Give back through charity events and local service projects.
• Sustainability Club: Make a difference through environmental projects and green initiatives.
• Japanese Taiko Drumming: Explore traditional Japanese rhythms and cultural expression.
• Instrumental Music: Learn your journey with woodwind, strings, percussion or brass.
• Debating Team: Develop your public speaking, critical thinking and teamwork skills.
• Student Council: Represent your peers, help plan school events and build leadership skills while making a positive impact on student life.

Academic support for international students

Moving to a new country can be both exciting and challenging. We offer support programs to help students settle in and succeed.

• EAL/D specialist sessions: English language support for academic success and confidence
• Homework Club: After-school study support
• International tutorials: Group sessions focused on coursework, study skills and exam preparation

School timetable information

Junior school—Years 7 to 10

Students in Years 7 to 10 attend school Monday to Friday. Classes begin at 9.05 am and finish at 3 pm. Some specialist sports programs may require attendance from 8 am at the school or a local sporting venue.

Weekly attendance: Monday to Friday

Senior school—Years 11 and 12

Students in Years 11 and 12 attend scheduled classes from Monday to Thursday, 8 am to 3 pm. Some classes may run until 4 pm. Some specialist sports programs may require attendance from 7 am at the school or a local sporting venue.

Friday is a study day for self-directed learning and completing assignments. Attendance on Fridays is not required.

Weekly attendance: Monday to Thursday—regular classes; Friday—​study day at home

Uniform information

Uniforms can be purchased at the school. Please see the uniform list and the uniform policy (PDF, 888​KB) for information about prices, footwear, hair and other uniform requirements.