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The Senior School (Years 10 to 12) offers a comprehensive, rigorous and challenging programme that is structured to equip our students with the attitudes, knowledge, skills and competencies to thrive in whatever pathway they choose to pursue. Three learning pathways are available to Geelong Grammar School students entering Years 11 and 12: VCE ...
We take pride in being one of the many boarding schools that offer full scholarships, offering boarding scholarships to students who are entering the School across Year Levels 7 to Year 11, across all of the scholarship categories. These are scholarships for high school students, and each category has specific criteria for eligibility and the ...
Australia's largest co-educational boarding school, Geelong Grammar School provides for some 1650 girls and boys on its four campuses, including the renowned Timbertop Year 9 campus in the foothills of the Victorian Alps. Boarding is available from Years 5 to 12 with a weekly boarding option available in middle school (Years 5 to 8).
Geelong Grammar School has earned a reputation as a pioneer of modern education, a community that makes a positive difference and a home of exceptional opportunities. The School is Australia’s largest co-educational boarding school, with more than 1,500 students spread across four specialist campuses.
Geelong Grammar School, Corio, Victoria. 3,272 likes · 208 talking about this. Australia's largest co-educational boarding school Est 1855.
Senior School students have the choice of the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) or the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma for entry into tertiary study. Co-curricular activities: Geelong Grammar School offers more than 100 co-curricular activities, from drama, dance and debating to cooking, community service and environmental projects.
Designed by leading Victorian architect Harold Desbrowe Annear in 1922, the War Memorial Cloisters are very significant to the heritage Geelong Grammar School. Built by the Old Geelong Grammarians in remembrance of past students who died in active service during World War One, the Cloisters and plaques commemorate the bravery of those soldiers.
