Baimbridge College Competitors

An independent Anglican co-educational boarding and day school, Geelong Grammar School boasts a reputation as a pioneer of modern education. From its origins in 1855, the School has always had a distinctive character. Our purpose is to inspire our students and community to flourish and make a positive difference through our unique and transformational education adventures.

Ballarat and Queen’s Anglican Grammar School fosters the pursuit of excellence by providing its students with a broad liberal education of the highest quality, in the Anglican tradition. The School is situated on an extensive parkland campus near Lake Wendouree and hosts a flourishing community of learners, boys and girls, attending Ballarat Grammar. Over 200 students live in family-oriented boarding houses. The School’s focus on the education of the whole person, and engagement with wider communities, locally and globally, develops thriving, happy, well-grounded individuals intent on establishing their pathway in the world. The youngest will enter our new purpose-built Centre for Early Education at age 3. Year 7, at the commencement of secondary schooling, is the other major entry point, and boarders enter in Years 7 – 11. In the Anglican tradition, positive relationships underpin the growth of academic, emotional, spiritual and physical wellbeing within a highly-developed pastoral care program. Breadth of endeavour is important, and high-achieving students are active in academic extension pursuits, as well as in music and performing arts, sports, outdoor education, and community service.

Bishop Druitt College aims to develop graduates who are dynamic, caring and optimistic. These are the qualities that will enable them to make a positive contribution to the communities in which they live and work.