51 Outer Crescent, Brighton 3186

45 Royal Avenue, Sandringham 3191

Ph 03 9591 5188 / 03 9533 5711

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Type: Independent

Years : Early Learning to Year 12 (Brighton Campus), Early Learning to Year 6 (Sandringham Campus)

Boys/Girls: Girls (Brighton Campus), Co-ed (Sandringham Campus)

Day/boarding: Day and boarding

Enrolment: 1100 students, including 45 boarders

Fees:ELC $13,803, Years 11 & 12 $23,541, Boarding $21,054

Principal: Dr Anne Sarros

FIRBANK GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Located in spacious park settings in the bayside suburbs of Brighton and Sandringham, Firbank has a long tradition of academic, creative and sporting excellence. Each student is given the opportunity to contribute to school life and is expected to develop a sense of responsibility in relationships with others.

Curriculum: Secondary subjects include Accounting, Art, Biology, Business Management, Chemistry, Drama, English, Food Technology, French, Geography, German, Global Studies, History, Human Development, Information Technology, Japanese, Legal Studies, Literature, Mathematics, Multimedia, Music, Physical Education, Outdoor Education, Personal Development, Physics, Political Studies, Psychology, Religious Education, Science, Studio Arts, Theatre Studies, and Visual Communication and Design. There are programs for academic enrichment — careers, support, ESL, VET (Vocational Education and Training) programs and university enhancement studies.

Sport: Participation in a wide range of sports, including traditional team sports such as rowing, sailing, diving and skiing, is encouraged. The school has a physical education and sports centre, which includes an eight-lane indoor heated pool, diving facilities, a circuit room, a multi-purpose gymnasium and sports hall.

Extra-curricular activities: The academic program is balanced by a broad range of activities including debating, public speaking, hiking, photography, environmental groups, music, and visual and performing arts. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme and outdoor education provide opportunities for further development.

Student welfare programs: There are many opportunities for leadership. Pastoral care is provided in the house system and assistance is also given by the school counsellors, careers counsellor and chaplain.


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