HOMEBUSH BOYS HIGH

Established in 1936, Homebush Boys High has a strong academic and
sporting tradition. In the past, it was selective and many of its traditions
and practices were established in that period. Today, the school is a
progressive, comprehensive boys high school with a distinct focus on quality
teaching and learning, featuring comprehensive literary programs and ICT
assisted learning strategies.

Facilities: Assembly hall, two gymnasiums suitable
for basketball and volleyball, large modern library, oval, two kitchens,
library, five networked computer rooms, independent learning centre, internet
access, equipped art, music, science and industrial arts rooms, wireless internet.

Sport: The school has been successful in a number of sports at grade
and CHS levels, particularly rugby union, soccer, cricket, lawn bowls,
basketball, water polo, tennis, swimming, volleyball, and basketball. Many
students have been selected for state and national sporting representation.

Extracurricular activities: Debating, instrumental music program, school magazine,
drama, chess, public speaking, environment group, a range of leadership opportunities
across Year groups, strong emphasis on community involvement.

Special features:  Homebush Boys High School prides itself on expertise in boys’
education. A large percentage of HSC candidates from Homebush Boys High gain
entry to university.

Famous ex-students: Sir Keith Campbell, Neville Gazzard, Ray Price, Peter Reuben,
Gordon Bray, John Coates, Professor Richard Collins, Bob Debus, Geoff Simms,
Ian Maurice, Professor Fred Stephens, Ken Shorter, Neil Armfield, John Symonds, File
102 Choosing a School for your Child Finau, John Talbot, Arthur Summons, Phillip Hughes, Mitchell Starc.