Compare International Schools in Australia

Adelaide International School (AIS) is an international secondary school based in Adelaide's central business district at Level 4, 127 Rundle Mall, serving learners aged 3–19. AIS offers Australian pathways including the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) alongside Cambridge international programmes (IGCSE, Cambridge International AS and A Levels) and is listed as offering the Australian Curriculum. The language of instruction is English and the school specialises in English language preparation and academic English (EAP/EAL) for students whose first language is not English. AIS operates a city-based main campus and an online Cloud Campus that delivers live, real-time EAP and bridging courses enabling students to complete programmes remotely. The school admits both international and local students, provides homestay and guardianship support for overseas learners, and highlights small class sizes with personalised academic pathways and partnerships with other South Australian schools.

Aitken College is a co-educational independent school in Greenvale, Victoria, affiliated with the Uniting Church. It offers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and a Bespoke Curriculum designed to strengthen literacy, numeracy and adaptable thinking from Prep to Year 12. The campus features a Chapel and Performing Arts Centre with a professional theatre, a library, science laboratories, visual arts rooms, computer laboratories and a design technology facility. The Primary School's Cumberland Building (2023) and Fairview Building (2025) provide modern learning spaces for early years. The Kitchen Garden Centre supports hands-on sustainability, while STEM and art spaces support enquiry across the curriculum. Extracurriculars include Performing Arts, instrumental music and annual productions; a Hospitality Club; and STEAM projects linked to NASA's Growing Beyond Earth. The college upholds Australian democracy and Christian values such as honesty, integrity and kindness, and emphasises leadership, service and community through its programs and house system throughout school.

Al Zahra College is an IB World School in Arncliffe, Sydney, offering the full IB continuum from ages 3 to 18. Led by Dr Ken Darvall, the school provides the Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes within an Islamic educational framework emphasising holistic student development including intellectual, spiritual, emotional and physical growth.

Alamanda K-9 College is in Point Cook, Victoria, Australia. Opened in 2013, it serves students aged five to 15 and is organised into five sub-schools: Prep – The Burrow; Years 1–2; Years 3–4; Years 5–6; Years 7–9. It follows the International Baccalaureate framework, delivering the Primary Years Programme for Prep–Year 6 and implementing the Middle Years Programme for Years 7–9 since 2016. The college operates a 1-to-1 iPad program with classrooms equipped for personal devices and MacBooks, and it emphasises digital pedagogy across the curriculum, supported by McRel and Marzano. Mandarin is offered as an additional language. The Arts program covers media, drama, visual arts, photography, music and dance, with Alamanda Production providing student theatre and performance opportunities. F1 in Schools, including Team Hadron, has World Finals success; the 2024/25 season includes about 80 students across two teams. The college has Australian affiliation; motto: Dare to be Wise and proud.

Albert Park College is a co-educational secondary school in Melbourne offering a blended Australian Curriculum, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme and senior pathway. The college serves Years 7–12 with a three-year Senior Years option (Years 10–12), enabling early access to VCE alongside VET subjects through the Inner Melbourne VET Cluster and an IB qualification. Year 10 students can trial a VCE subject to gain insight into the VCE process, while ATAR remains the university entry measure. The campus network comprises five sites along Port Phillip Bay, with a sixth campus planned at Gasworks Arts Park. Facilities include Danks St Campus with a performing arts centre, science rooms, teaching kitchens, a modern library, a gym and media hub, and a visual arts studio; Bay St Campus houses the Environmental Arts Hub and Year 9 Da Vinci Program. Programs include SEAL, Inspire enrichment, instrumental music ensembles and leadership opportunities across year levels today.

Anglican Church Grammar School, known as Churchie, is a boys' day and boarding school in Brisbane serving ages 5 to 18. It delivers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme and Diploma Programme alongside the Australian Curriculum, guiding students from early years through senior secondary. In Years 7–10, learning follows the Australian Curriculum within a Churchie context, with core subjects English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, and Modern Languages (Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish or French). Year 9 offers electives such as Geography, Engineering, Advanced Science, Digital Solutions, Film, Television and New Media, and Philosophy and Critical Reasoning. Year 11–12 provides three pathways: Queensland Certificate of Education/ATAR, the IB Diploma Programme, and a Vocational Education and Training pathway (Certificate IV in Fitness; Diploma of Business). The 22-hectare campus features the Centenary Library, a 250-seat theatre, a modern sports complex, 10 turf fields, an aquatics centre, a seven-court tennis centre and a rowing facility, plus Morris Hall for music, drama and art.

Annesley Junior School is a co-educational preparatory school for ages 2 to 12, located at 28 Rose Terrace, Wayville. It offers a blended IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Australian Curriculum, with daily explicit instruction in English and Mathematics and a personalised, strengths-based approach that supports social, emotional and cognitive development. The campus features outdoor space, a large indoor gym, and dedicated facilities such as Gillingham Hall for meetings and performing arts, plus an Arts and Library precinct with an Art Studio and expanded library under its Masterplan. The Early Learning Centre is being redeveloped to create dedicated spaces, while new Digital Technologies spaces and a modern Science Lab support inquiry and practical learning. The school is known for experiential learning through The Quest, alongside World Peace Game and Work Related Skills, which challenge students to solve real-world problems and collaborate across age groups. A rich co-curricular program complements academics, including languages, performing arts, sports and service opportunities.

Aspendale Gardens Primary School delivers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) to students from Foundation to Year 6, organized around six transdisiplinary themes and inquiry-based learning. The curriculum develops the whole child as an inquirer within a global framework, guided by the Learner Profile. Mandarin is offered as an Additional Language, with Confucius Classroom accreditation, partnerships with China and an annual China Tour. Specialist subjects include Physical Education, Visual Arts, Performing Arts and a Kitchen/Garden program, with camps as part of extracurricular offerings. The campus features thirty classrooms, two Art rooms, a Library, an Information Technology area, two Performing Arts rooms and a gymnasium with a full-sized indoor basketball court, plus extensive outdoor fields and playgrounds. The Kitchen/Garden program promotes cooking and sustainable practices, and the school maintains international sister-school connections and a visiting intern. Enrichment clubs, instrumental music and year-level productions such as Moana Jnr enrich student life.

Aspendale Primary School is a co-educational government primary school in Aspendale, Victoria. It follows the Victorian Curriculum for English and Mathematics, with Reading, Writing and Speaking and Listening developed across Language, Literature and Literacy, anchored by the six pillars of literacy. As an International Baccalaureate World School, it offers the Primary Years Programme with six units of inquiry annually, promoting inquiry-based learning and global awareness. Specialist programs include Physical Education, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, STEM and Language (Mandarin), together with a Learning Enhancement Program. Music tuition covers singing, violin, keyboard, brass, drums and guitar, with the Performance Choir and Band performing weekly. The school runs enrichment activities and lunchtime clubs, and an on-site Outside School Hours Care program. On a three-acre site between Aspendale Beach and Edithvale–Seaford wetlands, the campus features grassed playing fields, a Friendship Garden and a 21st-century learning environment that emphasizes literacy and numeracy.

Auburn High School is a coeducational Years 7–12 campus located in Hawthorn East, Victoria. It offers the Victorian Curriculum for Years 7–12 alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme as an alternative to VCE, with an accelerated VCE pathway for Year 10. The school also runs the Select Entry Accelerated Learning (SEAL) program for 7–9 and a Bi-national French Program for 7–9, including French Partial Immersion. Students can progress to VCE, Vocational Major, or the IB DP, with TOK, EE, and CAS components in the Diploma Programme. The campus features a new Senior School building, modern classrooms, and extensive playing fields to support sport and outdoor activities. A strong community orientation is evident in programs like Relay for Life, World's Greatest Shave, and local partnerships. The Performing Arts program, school production, instrumental music, and a broad clubs roster underpin a vibrant co‑curricular life alongside camps, excursions, and student leadership opportunities ahead.

Located at 419 Tooronga Road, Hawthorn East, Auburn South Primary School educates students aged 3 to 12. It is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) alongside the Victorian Curriculum, with the PYP delivering a transdisciplinary framework that supports the holistic development of social, physical, emotional and cultural wellbeing. Numeracy is taught through a structured inquiry approach using the Big Ideas in Number, while literacy is developed through Writers Workshop, focusing on phonics, fluency and comprehension. Mandarin is taught as a language, and the curriculum includes STEM, Visual Arts and Performing Arts, with an Instrumental Music Program offering tuition in guitar/ukulele, piano, violin, woodwind and ensemble. The school runs camps for Years 3–6 and participates in ongoing interschool sport. Facilities support drama, music, visual arts and kitchen-garden education and community. The school honours Indigenous culture and promotes global-mindedness through Always Was Always Will Be student action team today.

The Australian International Academy Caroline Springs Campus offers a broad, recognised program that blends the Australian Curriculum with the International Baccalaureate. The Primary Campus (Prep to Year 5) delivers the IB Primary Years Programme alongside ACARA in a transdisciplinary, inquiry-based framework. Arabic language and Religious Studies are taught at all levels, with additional modern languages offered as numbers allow. The Senior Campus delivers the IB Diploma Programme for Years 11-12, with six subjects (three HL, three SL), plus Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and CAS. The Diploma prepares students for university study, and the Senior Campus is a Candidate School for the IB Middle Years Programme. The college has a long history, originating as King Khalid Islamic College in 1983, and opened the Caroline Springs Campus in 2014. AIA provides a range of after-school activities including debating, calligraphy, language forums and esports, together with chess and camp activities, each week.

Australian International Academy – Coburg Campus offers an integrated Australian Curriculum alongside International Baccalaureate programmes across two campuses. King Khalid Coburg Campus delivers the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Prep to Year 5, while Melbourne Senior Campus hosts the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the IB Diploma Programme (DP) for Years 11–12. This arrangement blends the IB approach with Australian standards to foster inquiry-based, transdisciplinary learning and prepares students for global pathways. Language and arts are emphasised, with Arabic and Turkish offered as additional languages and a Calligraphy Programme in Arabic and English. The Visual Arts program within the PYP supports Creating and Making, Exploring and Responding. The Diploma Programme includes Theory of Knowledge, the Extended Essay and CAS, encouraging critical thinking, research and service. The school promotes community involvement and wellbeing within a caring Islamic environment, with pastoral support, counselling and careers advice to support student development and leadership. Clubs such as Debating, Chess and Eman Forum further enrich the school experience for students and families.

AIA is an Australian-affiliated school network offering an IB continuum alongside the Australian Curriculum. The Coburg King Khalid Campus serves primary students (Prep–Year 5), with the Melbourne Senior Campus providing secondary education (Year 6–12). The program blends the International Baccalaureate framework with local NSW concepts and is delivered in an Islamic ethos. In the Primary Years Programme, students study English and Literacy, Mathematics, Science, History and Geography, Creative Arts, Health and Physical Education, Arabic Language, Islamic Studies, and Library, organized around six transdisciplinary themes and a Year 6 PYP Exhibition. MYP and DP are available in later years, supporting students through inquiry, collaboration and research. Arabic is taught as a LOTE; Islamic Studies are integrated across the curriculum. The MERIT wellbeing framework and Service as Action promote social and ethical learning, with documentation via Managebac. Extracurriculars include robotics, debating, and creative arts, alongside leadership opportunities and community service for students.

Australian International Academy – Strathfield Campus is a private Islamic school delivering the International Baccalaureate across the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. The Strathfield campus is part of the Australian International Academy network in Australia and serves local and international families seeking IB education within a Muslim-faith framework. The school emphasizes independent learning and critical thinking, with leadership development integrated into everyday learning. Islamic values inform daily routines and Qur'an studies, supporting a respectful, inclusive, multicultural community representative of Australia's diversity. The Whole-Child Development approach guides teaching, with a focus on expression, problem solving and social-emotional wellbeing. Service learning and social responsibility are embedded in the curriculum, helping students contribute to their communities. The campus is currently under construction, reflecting ongoing growth and expansion to accommodate future cohorts. The program prepares students for global opportunities while maintaining a strong local context. Prospective families will find clear pathways.

Ballarat Grammar is a boarding school in Australia with a history dating to 1876 and a campus strategy spanning Wendouree, Mount Rowan Farm, and City Cite for Year 9. The Senior School offers multiple Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority pathways, including the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) and the VCE Vocational Major, with VET options in Years 10–12 as part of VCE pathways, VCE VM, or School Based Apprenticeships/Traineeships. Languages can be studied by Distance Education through the Victorian School of Languages. The school combines heritage buildings with modern learning spaces, a science wing, libraries, performing arts venues, and specialist arts facilities, plus sports facilities, a 25m indoor pool, and a rowing and sailing centre on Lake Wendouree. Co-curriculars emphasize Outdoor Education, the Arts, Service and Wellbeing, with a Round Square program guiding leadership, international exchanges, and global projects. A strong service ethos sits alongside pastoral support and boarding houses.

Balwyn North Primary School is an authorised IB Primary Years Programme in Balwyn North, Victoria. It delivers the Victorian Curriculum through the IB framework, organising learning around Units of Inquiry that enable students to conduct research and authentic learning across science, the environment, politics and more. English and Mathematics are emphasised, with daily literacy and numeracy blocks tailored to individual needs. A comprehensive specialist program supports Health and Physical Education, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Mandarin, STEAM and Library, while the Learning Enrichment program supports high-ability learners through initiatives such as the Victorian High Abilities Program and APSMO Mathematics Olympiad, plus multi-age or year-level inquiry projects; additional support includes Literacy and Numeracy Support and EAL. Facilities include dedicated spaces for Music, Mandarin, P.E., STEAM, Library and Visual Arts, with indoor/outdoor spaces designed for independent work and collaboration. The campus features basketball courts, sandpits, Tiger Turf, a friendship garden and home-school partnerships.

Barker College is an independent co‑educational Anglican school in Hornsby on Sydney's Upper North Shore, offering a Pre‑Kindergarten to Year 12 pathway with senior boarding available in Years 10–12. The school teaches the Australian Curriculum across its stages while its Junior School operates the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme. Instruction is delivered in English, with English as an Additional Language/Dialect (EAL/D) support for multilingual learners; modern languages taught include French, Japanese and Chinese and classical languages such as Latin are offered. Notable on‑campus facilities and programmes include the Barker Foundation Aquatic Centre with indoor heated pools, a purpose‑built VEX and FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) laboratory and field, on‑site boarding houses, the Barker Institute for research and public events, and Marri Mittigar, a special‑assistance school for children of refugee background. Barker is a member of Round Square and maintains a broad co‑curricular programme across music, drama, sport and outdoor education.

Located in Bayswater, Bayswater South Primary School offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) alongside the Australian Curriculum. The school runs a bilingual English/German program with a 50/50 CLIL model for mathematics, and Positive Education supports student wellbeing. German heritage is central to the school's identity, reflecting Bayswater's historical German culture and language in daily learning and events such as German Week. The Sebald Centre houses senior year classrooms, a middle year room, a media area and a kitchen, while a separate block provides additional middle-year spaces; a Foundation and Administration area contains five classrooms; the junior block includes six classrooms, a library, art/craft space and a canteen. On the grounds, a large playing field, playgrounds, a basketball court and an amphitheatre support outdoor activity. Extra features include a Student Representative Council, Volunteer Program, Parent German classes, Café Klatsch and Out of Hours School Care.

Beaumaris North Primary School, located on Wood Street in Beaumaris, Victoria, is an International Baccalaureate World School delivering the Primary Years Programme within the Victorian Curriculum. The school focuses on inquiry-based learning, with six transdisciplinary units guiding literacy and numeracy alongside inquiry into Who we are; Where we are in place and time; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organize ourselves; Sharing the planet. Weekly specialist programs support Physical Education, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Japanese, while Prep to Year 2 receive Library instruction. Classrooms are climate-controlled and equipped with interactive whiteboards and access to a shared laptop network. The campus includes an Amphitheatre, Art Room with kiln, music and drama spaces, a Senior Learning Centre for Year 5–6, a well-stocked library, and flexible learning areas. A broad extracurricular program and the BEET extension opportunities enrich academic and creative development for motivated students from diverse backgrounds.

Belair Primary School is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) alongside the Australian Curriculum. English is the language of instruction, with a second language taught from Reception to Year 6; Japanese is offered, and French runs after hours. The Languages policy emphasises Indigenous Kaurna language awareness and home language maintenance where possible. Located at 45–83 Main Road, Belair, SA, the school joined with Belair Junior Primary in 2013 to form Belair Primary. The campus features 14 new classrooms (2023), air-conditioned buildings, a refurbished library, and dedicated spaces for art, technology, cooking, and sport. Facilities include a gym, cricket nets, oval, basketball and netball courts, and a suite of devices (laptops and iPads) with Apple TV in learning areas. Extracurriculars are strong: ICAS and Australian Mathematics Competition, Debating SA, TOM, and the Momoyama Exchange. A sustainability focus is evident through ECO School projects and community mentoring.

Benowa State High School is a public secondary school on an 18‑hectare campus, with over 2,000 students in Years 7–12. Opened in 1980, it serves a diverse community drawn from 50 nationalities. The school delivers the Australian Curriculum with a bespoke framework, featuring Junior Secondary pathways and Senior Secondary program. Excellence Programs span Academic, Sport and Arts, including Academic STEM Excellence, Academic French Immersion Program (FIP), French Excellence, Dance Excellence, Drama Excellence, Music Excellence, Sports Excellence, Visual Art Excellence and Steiner Excellence; dual programs are available from 2026. Vocational Education offers certificates such as Barista and Hospitality, plus Visual Arts-Photography and Dance certificates. The campus includes a 21st‑century library and sport facilities; sport is coordinated with Gold Coast Sport Central and district events. Around 40 clubs operate across academic, cultural and wellbeing areas, with collaboration spaces to support study. The school emphasises international programs and partnerships to provide diverse pathways.

Berwick Primary School is an authorised International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme World School in Berwick, Victoria. The school uses the PYP framework across Humanities, Science and the Arts, connecting learning through Units of Inquiry that build cross-disciplinary understanding and curiosity. The curriculum is aligned with Victorian Curriculum Version 2.0 and VTLM 2.0, with core English and Mathematics taught using the Gradual Release of Responsibility model from 2026. English is taught for about 10 hours per week and Mathematics for at least five hours, with weekly Spanish taught to Foundation to Year 6 by a specialist teacher (introduced in 2012). A broad arts program runs through Visual Arts (weekly), and Music & Performing Arts, including Kodály-based lessons, choir and band ensembles. The Berwick Art Show, partnerships with Casey Concert Band and iRock Music Academy connect students with the community. Three-day camps to Camp Manyung, Phillip Island Adventure Resort and Melbourne city promote independence and cooperation.

Brighton Primary School is a public primary school located at 59 Wilson Street, Brighton, Victoria, Australia. It teaches the Victorian Curriculum through the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), integrating inquiry-based learning with English and Mathematics as core focus areas. The school embraces a Deaf Facility and a Learning Enhancement Team to support diverse learners, and health services include a school nurse and allied health professionals. French is taught from Prep to Grade 6, with weekly sessions to build language and cultural understanding, while Digital Technology is used across year levels with classroom devices and iPads in Grades 5-6. Specialist spaces include Performing Arts, Visual Arts and a well-resourced Library. The Learn. Grow. Become. tagline underpins the school's approach. Extra-curricular activities include Outside School Hours Care, camps and excursions, and house-based swimming, athletics and cross-country as part of the Physical Education and Sport program in a supportive inclusive environment.

Brisbane South State Secondary College is a co-educational independent public secondary school at 179 Annerley Road, Dutton Park, Brisbane. It offers the Australian Curriculum alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) and the IB Career-Related Programme (IBCP). In Years 7–10, Version 9 of the Australian Curriculum is taught, while senior years follow Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority models integrated with IB. Four Senior Secondary Pathways are available: Queensland general, Queensland blended, IB Diploma Programme, and IB Career-Related Programme. English is the language of instruction; Chinese and Spanish are offered, with mother-tongue support for IB. Notable features include two Excellence Programs: AFL Academy (delivered with Brisbane Lions and AFL Queensland) and Biomedical Science Academy (with UQ). Facilities include flexible learning spaces, a Learning Street with Wellbeing Centre, a Resource Centre, on-site cafe, and access to UQ facilities. The college lies in Brisbane's Knowledge Corridor, collaborating with UQ to broaden opportunities.

Burwood Heights Primary School and Kindergarten is a government, co-educational school at the corner of Hawthorn and Mahoneys Roads, East Burwood, Victoria 3151. It is authorised to offer the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) alongside the Victorian Curriculum for reporting and assessment. The program covers English, Mathematics, The Arts, Integrated Studies (Science, Technology and Studies of Society and Environment) and Health and Physical Education, with specialist sessions in Visual Arts, Music, Physical Education, Science and French. The school operates an on-site Kindergarten. An IB unit of inquiry guides learning across six transdisciplinary themes, promoting student agency and international-mindedness. The Garden Village Annex provides a hands-on outdoor learning space that supports inquiry and resilience. ICT is integrated with modern technology, and there is English as an Additional Language support, plus small-group literacy and numeracy assistance. The Bright Sparks STEM program and performing arts opportunities, including Dance, Glee and Choirs, expand student experiences.

Calamvale Community College is a large multicultural P-12 state school in the southern suburbs of Brisbane, founded in 2002. With over 2,600 students representing 66 countries on a single campus, it is one of Brisbane's most diverse schools. The Prep to Year 6 programme is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The school has separate tailored areas for Prep, Junior (Years 1-6), Junior Secondary (Years 7-9), and Senior Secondary (Years 10-12). Executive Principal is Lisa Starmer. Activities include sports, instrumental music, performing arts (CAST), computer programmes, and religious instruction.

Canberra Girls Grammar School is an independent day and boarding school for girls aged 3 to 18 in Canberra. It is Canberra's first authorised IB Continuum School, offering the IB Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme alongside the Australian Curriculum. The school operates from two Deakin campuses and Grey Street junior site, with lakeside facilities at Lake Burley Griffin and a three-storey science block added in 2012. Students access facilities for science, performing arts, design and textiles, ICT, and libraries on each campus. The IBDP combines six subject groups with core Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay and Creativity, Activity, Service, while Years 11–12 can follow the ACT BSSS pathway. The co-curriculum spans sport, music, drama, debating, service learning and leadership, including rowing and sailing at Yhuuramulum and the Duke of Edinburgh Award. The school marks 100-year centenary in 2026 and welcomes a diverse community with 30+ nationalities.

Canberra Grammar School is an independent Anglican day and boarding school in Canberra, Australia, educating about 2,000 students on two campuses. The Red Hill campus houses girls' boarding and refurbished boys' housing, with Wi-Fi, study spaces and modern bathrooms. The school offers an IB World School program—PYP, MYP (candidate in Years 7–9) and DP—integrated with the Australian Curriculum. Year 11–12 provides a choice between the IB Diploma Programme and the NSW Higher School Certificate, making CGS the only Canberra school to offer both options. Facilities include the Snow Concert Hall and Music Centre (1,400 seats), Tim Murray Theatre, on-site libraries, a Health Clinic, and an indoor heated pool, plus eight tennis courts and six ovals. Signature features include the co-curricular Education Programme linked to IB CAS, extensive performing arts, languages with international tours and exchanges, and a broad outdoor education and service program.

Carey Baptist Grammar School is an independent co-educational day school in Melbourne, Australia, serving students from Early Learning to Year 12. The school operates across two campuses, Kew and Donvale, with facilities such as the Bulleen Sports Complex and Outdoor Education bases at Toonallook on the Gippsland Lakes and Mission Beach in Queensland. Carey delivers a continuous learning program from Early Learning to Year 12, with the Junior School using an inquiry-based approach and the Kew campus providing cross-age learning. In Year 10 students select from a broad range of subjects to guide Years 11 and 12, where the International Baccalaureate Diploma and the Victorian Certificate of Education are available (over 30 Year 11 subjects and around 40 Year 12 subjects). Distinctive features include the Centre for Learning and Innovation (with a UN Room) at Kew, and the Centre for Creativity and Collaboration for the Middle School. Founded in 1923, Carey celebrated its centenary in 2023; the motto is Animo et Fide: By Courage and Faith.