Principal's Message
Mission Statement
School Ethos & Aims
Facilities
Academic Programmes
Extra-Curricular Programmes
School History

Programmes Offered - Academic

The School Offers Specialist Teachers and Courses for:

• Religion
• English - Advanced, Extension
• Mathematics: Advanced, Intermediate and Standard Extensions 1 & 2
• Modern Greek & Classical Greek (Download a Greek Alphabet Presentation)
• Sciences (Physics, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Biology, Senior)
• Modern History
• Ancient History
• Business Studies
• Society & Culture
• Commerce
• Information and Technology Services
• Design and Technology, Technical Drawing, Engineering Science
• Music
• Visual Arts
• Physical Education, Health and Personal Development
• Drama
• Photography
• Talented and Gifted
• Remediation

Individual / Class Music Instruction

• Piano
• Keyboards
• String
• Brass
• Percussion

Academic and Co-curricular Competitions

The students compete in a variety of external competitions to encourage the
students to express their ideas as well as be exposed to other students. Some examples are:

• The Australian Schools Science Competition
• The Educational Testing Competitions in English, Mathematics, Computing and
  Science
• Basic Skills for Years 3 and 5
• ELLA and SNAP tests for Years 7 and 8
• Solar Car Challenge for Years 7 to 12

Computing Awareness

In conjunction with IBM the school has implemented the Citrix Program and established two well-equipped state of the art computing laboratories, accessible to all classes from Kindergarten to Year 12. The Policy of the School encourages the use of Information Technology in all courses as computers are seen as an additional tool that students should utilize to enhance their learning outcomes.

Sporting Life

The School is currently focusing on intra and inter-school activities.

Summer

• Basketball
• Softball
• Cricket
• Swimming
• etc.

Winter

• Soccer
• Volleyball
• Touch Football
• Hockey

Extra-Curricular Activities

Students are exposed to a variety of experiences that are an extension of the school-based program. Students do outward-bound activities and these are linked to the academic programs.

To create the well rounded student, who can face tomorrow's challenges, requires a school to provide a broad range of experiences in the short time that the student is at school.

Yearly Camps

• Year 7 - Narrabeen
• Year 8 - Blackheath
• Year 9 - South Coast
• Year 10 - Peer Support Leadership Camp
• Year 11 - Pastoral Retreat
• Year 12 - Pastoral Retreat

Junior School - Lakemba Campus

All Saints Grammar Junior School is situated in Hampden Road Lakemba and is a Co-educational community from Kindergarten to year 6. At the Junior School there is an emphasis placed on the individual needs of the child and provides for the necessary social and educational skills that lead to a well adjusted and well prepared future citizen.

The School Offers Specialist Teachers for:

• Religious Education
• Talented and Gifted
• Remediation
• Music
• Modern Greek Language
• Visual Arts
• Physical Education
• Information services
• Dance

Academic Enrichment in:

• Mathematics
• English
• Science
• Visual Arts

Specialised Reading Programs

• Graded
• Tutorial

Individual / Class Music Instruction

• Keyboards
• Piano
• Woodwind
• Percussion

Computing K to 6

A well equipped state of the art computing laboratory.

Religious Studies

Students are taught the basic elements of our Orthodox Christian faith and encouraged to make this knowledge an active part of their lives through the various faith activities the school offers.

Peer Support

Where the older children are encouraged to take on leadership role with a small group of younger students.

• Chess
• Inter School Debating
• Tournament of Minds
• Infants' and Junior School Choirs
• Cooking
• Mock Trial

Outdoor Academic Experiences and Life Skills

• Year 4 - Environmental Camp
• Year 5 - Bathurst
• Year 6 - Canberra