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Compare Reggio Emilia Approach International Schools in Australia

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Pupils 634
Cornish College is a co‑educational independent school in Bangholme (Melbourne) situated on a 100‑acre campus and offering education from the three‑year‑old Early Learning Centre through to Year 12. The College delivers a concept‑based, inquiry curriculum: the Early Learning Centre is guided by the Reggio Emilia approach and Cornish is an authorised International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) school, with the PYP taught from the ELC through Year 6 while the Victorian Curriculum is embedded across programs. Secondary study leads into Design Futures initiatives and Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) pathways in Years 10–12. Instruction is delivered in English and students study additional languages; from Year 7 students choose either French or Japanese and may continue language study through Year 10 and into VCE. Notable campus learning resources include extensive wetlands, gardens, a farm, an island and bushland (referred to as the school's 100‑acre classroom) and an EcoCentre. The College emphasises sustainability, inquiry and design thinking across its programmes.
Instructs in English
Fees A$200 - 36,030
Pupils 800
Type Co-educational
Oakleigh Grammar is an independent, co-educational Australian school delivering a K–12 program that combines the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme with an inquiry-driven Early Learning Centre inspired by Reggio Emilia. The school is an IB World School and a Round Square member, connecting students to a global citizenship program and experiential leadership opportunities. In Pre-Prep, a bilingual Greek language program supports early language development, while the Arrowsmith Program for cognitive enhancement, the largest site in the Southern Hemisphere, supports students with learning differences in small classes. International students can enrol under a CRICOS license, with dedicated orientation, English language support and a Buddy system. The campus features extensive Visual and Performing Arts facilities, a Makerspace, a Centre for Academic Excellence, private music tuition, and dedicated drama and dance spaces. Outdoor education, leadership programs, annual arts productions and Round Square conferences enrich academics with service, teamwork and real-world responsibility for students.
Pupils 1500
Trinity Grammar School, Kew is an independent Anglican day school in Melbourne (Kew campus at 40 Charles Street) providing coeducational early childhood education and a largely single‑sex boys' program from Prep through secondary years. The Early Learning Centre offers coeducational 3‑ and 4‑year‑old programs influenced by the Reggio Emilia philosophy and delivered through the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and the Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework. The Junior School (Prep–Year 6) uses the Australian Curriculum taught through the IB PYP, while the Senior School (Years 7–12) follows the Victorian Curriculum and offers VCE in Years 11–12, with some VCE subjects taught coeducationally in partnership with Ruyton Girls' School. English is the language of instruction with EAL support; LOTE offerings include Chinese (Mandarin), French, German and Latin. Notable facilities cited by the school include an on‑site sports complex with gym, rock‑climbing wall, indoor and outdoor courts and a 25‑metre pool, extensive playing fields at Trinity Marles, and outdoor‑education sites at Licola and Lake Nillahcootie. The ELC was rated Overall Exceeding in 2023.