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Geelong Grammar School is an independent Anglican co-educational boarding and day school. It is Australia’s largest co-educational boarding school, spread across four specialist campuses. It has a non-selective enrolment policy and more than 1,500 students from Early Learning to Year 12, including more than 850 boarders.
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 prepares students for further study within Australia or back in their home country. Melbourne, named amongst the world’s most liveable cities, is also home to several world-class institutions for students who choose to continue their tertiary education within Australia. Graduates of our School have gained entry into ...
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Bostock House cares for the learning and wellbeing of primary-aged children from ELC to Year 4. When you join Bostock House, you are welcomed into a warm, vibrant and big-hearted community of students, parents and educators. One of the defining features of Bostock House is our friendly inclusive learning environment, where every student is ...
We are delighted that you are considering Geelong Grammar School for your child’s education and would welcome the opportunity to discuss further. If you require information for Bostock House, Corio Campus and Timbertop enrolment, please don’t hesitate to contact our Admissions team by telephone: +61 3 5273 9307 or email admissions@ggs.vic ...
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.
