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The Jannali High School Profile NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS BARRENJOEY HIGH SCHOOL 1 Community school 2 Stunning local ADDRESS Barrenjoey is a comprehensive high environment 1 Coonanga Road school with an exceptional geographic Avalon Beach NSW 2107 position close to the ocean. As a 3 Academically strong progressive high school, Barrenjoey WEBSITE has developed a unique balance www.barrenjoeyhighschool. between creative excellence, academic achievement com.au and social awareness. YEAR ESTABLISHED Our purpose is to consistently deliver quality education 1968 within a calm and nurturing environment and to develop future citizens and leaders who are active, lifelong SCHOOL POPULATION AVALON BEACH 705 learners. We also place a high level of importance on student wellbeing and promoting resilience and independent learners. SCHOOL MOTTO NORTHERN Respect Effort Challenge BEACHES REGION INFORMATION SPECIAL FACILITIES LOCAL AREA FEATURES MANLY www.sydney.com/ • Wireless internet access Barrenjoey is located at PARRAMATTA destinations/sydney/sydney- across the school the northern end of the north/northern-beaches Northern Beaches peninsula, • Soundproof studio SYDNEY SYDNEY HARBOUR OLYMPIC and is surrounded by local PARK SYDNEY • Commercial kitchens and CBD beaches and Pittwater. The SPORTS OFFERED student run Sandbar café area is renowned for its BONDI SYDNEY BEACH ALL YEAR ROUND • Excellent Band Program beautiful environment with that regularly tours Sailing • Surfing bushwalking and sailing a • Senior Study must. SUMMER: TERM 1 + 4 SYDNEY JAN–APR • OCT–DEC AIRPORT • Marine Studies There is a strong sporting Learn To Surf • Surf survival • Beautiful native grounds focus within the local • Stand up paddleboarding BOTANY community, including BAY • Yoga • After school tutorial and maths program soccer, netball, skating, WINTER: TERM 2 + 3 surfing, bushwalking, and MAY–SEPT • Strong interschool sports sailing. Barrenjoey High Basketball • Netball • Soccer program School has developed close CRONULLA • Touch football • Volleyball 5kms relationships with the local LANGUAGES surf clubs. • French The lifestyle on the Northern • Japanese Beaches is relaxed and friendly. www.internationalschool.edu.au CRICOS Provider Name: NSW Department of Education | CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M 20170623 NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS CRONULLA HIGH SCHOOL 1 Beach location 2 Technology is ADDRESS Cronulla High School provides a highly valued Cnr Elouera Road & structured learning environment that Captain Cook Drive maximises student achievement. 3 Diverse curriculum Cronulla NSW 2230 Students and their parents tell us WEBSITE consistently that the most outstanding www.cronulla-h.schools.nsw. feature of the school is the excellence of our edu.au teachers. They are committed to building relationships based on respect for students and focussing students on YEAR ESTABLISHED success in learning. 1961 Our three school goals, drawn from school effectiveness SCHOOL POPULATION research, reflect the principles that guide our teachers; to 967 raise expectations, to communicate with parents and to recognise achievement. NORTHERN SCHOOL MOTTO BEACHES Charity, Humility, Dignity SPECIAL FACILITIES LOCAL AREA FEATURES MANLY REGION INFORMATION PARRAMATTA www.sydney.com/ • Dance, drama and music The school is situated destinations/sydney/sydney- facilities a short walk from the SYDNEY south/cronulla wonderful beaches of SYDNEY HARBOUR • Commercial kitchens OLYMPIC Cronulla. A number of PARK SYDNEY • Recording studio CBD school and sporting BONDI SPORTS OFFERED • Multi-purpose all weather activities utilise this feature, SYDNEY BEACH sports court such as fieldwork, beach ALL YEAR ROUND • Newly refurbished volleyball, learn to surf, • Bowling • Boxercise science laboratories surfing and beach games, to SYDNEY • Golf • Lawn bowls mention just a few. AIRPORT • Learn to surf • Pilates • Surfing • Ten pin bowling LANGUAGES BOTANY BAY • Tennis • Yoga • Zumba • Japanese SUMMER: TERM 1 + 4 JAN–APR • OCT–DEC CRONULLA • Beach volleyball • Cricket • Touch football 5kms • Waterpolo WINTER: TERM 2 + 3 MAY–SEPT • Basketball • Netball • Non-contact rugby league • Oztag • Soccer • Waterpolo www.internationalschool.edu.au CRICOS Provider Name: NSW Department of Education | CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M 20170623 NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS DAVIDSON HIGH SCHOOL 1 Friendly, supportive environment ADDRESS Davidson High School’s 2 Dedicated, nurturing Mimosa Street strong academic emphasis staff Frenchs Forest NSW 2086 is complemented by opportunities in sports, the 3 Flexible, engaging, WEBSITE performing and creative challenging www.davidson-h.schools. arts, vocational education, overseas exchanges and nsw.edu.au student leadership. An ongoing tradition of success YEAR ESTABLISHED in the Higher School Certificate (HSC) examinations, 1972 sporting competitions, performing arts, debating, public speaking and academic challenges have given students a SCHOOL POPULATION sense of pride in being members of the school. Our school 820 has the latest technology, innovative teaching methods, excellent facilities, a tranquil setting and a clear sense of SCHOOL MOTTO purpose. NORTHERN Academic, Creative, BEACHES Innovative, Sustainable SPECIAL FACILITIES LOCAL AREA FEATURES DAVIDSON MANLY REGION INFORMATION PARRAMATTA www.sydney.com/ • Centre for innovation and Davidson High School is destinations/sydney/ learning situated 20 kilometres SYDNEY sydney-north north of Sydney and within SYDNEY HARBOUR • Digital presentation space OLYMPIC PARK SYDNEY and video conferencing easy proximity of Sydney’s CBD facilities northern beaches. BONDI SPORTS OFFERED SYDNEY BEACH • Drama and dance studio The surrounding area has a ALL YEAR ROUND • Concert band rehearsal range of excellent sporting • Yoga facilities and parks including room SYDNEY well managed sporting AIRPORT SUMMER: TERM 1 + 4 • Visual arts and digital JAN–APR • OCT–DEC grounds. photography facilities • Baseball • Climbing BOTANY The area is renowned for BAY • Cricket • Golf • Modern food technology its beautiful waterways • Surfing • Ten Pin Bowling facilities and industrial and national parks, and is WINTER: TERM 2 + 3 technology workshops MAY–SEPT noted for its leafy, bushland setting. Frenchs Forest is CRONULLA • Basketball • Fishing LANGUAGES 5kms located close to Manly and • Gymnastics • Netball • Italian • Rugby League Chatswood, and is a 40 • Rugby Union • Japanese minute bus ride to Sydney • Self Defence • French Beginners central business district. www.internationalschool.edu.au CRICOS Provider Name: NSW Department of Education | CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M 20170623 NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS ENDEAVOUR SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL 1 Close to the beach 2 Specialist sports ADDRESS Endeavour Sports High School high school cnr Taren Point Road and is a designated sports high The Boulevarde school. It is a comprehensive 3 Excellent welfare and Caringbah NSW 2228 co-educational high school academic support that provides a caring, disciplined and well- WEBSITE resourced environment. All students can achieve www.endeavour-h.schools. nsw.edu.au their potential through quality teaching and learning. Our school is dedicated to excellence in scholarship, YEAR ESTABLISHED citizenship, sport and the arts. 1954 SPECIAL FACILITIES LOCAL AREA FEATURES SCHOOL POPULATION 850 • Dedicated gymnasium for Endeavour Sports High strength and conditioning School is located in the NORTHERN BEACHES SCHOOL MOTTO Sutherland Shire at the Valuing Individual Potential – • Full size synthetic oval southern coastal border of Achieving Personal Best with ten mini courts the Sydney metropolitan MANLY • Commercial grade PARRAMATTA REGION INFORMATION area. kitchens for hospitality www.sydney.com/ This area offers pristine SYDNEY destinations/sydney/ • Indoor basketball/netball SYDNEY HARBOUR OLYMPIC beaches and is 20 minutes PARK SYDNEY sydney-south court CBD from the city. It is close to major shopping centres BONDI LANGUAGES SYDNEY BEACH SPORTS OFFERED and is ten minutes from the • Greek Royal National Park. There ALL YEAR ROUND are many parklands in the SYDNEY • Athletics • Australian suburbs surrounding the AIRPORT • Football • Baseball school. • Basketball BOTANY • Cheerleading • Cricket Cronulla Beach is a major BAY • Dance • Football Sydney tourist attraction CARINGBAH • Hockey • Rugby League and offers many cafes and • Rugby Union • Swimming restaurants. CRONULLA 5kms www.internationalschool.edu.au CRICOS Provider Name: NSW Department of Education | CRICOS Provider Code: 00588M 20170623 NSW GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS ENGADINE HIGH SCHOOL 1 Highly experienced teachers ADDRESS Engadine High School is 2 Excellent drama and Porter Road a proud, high-achieving music programs Engadine NSW 2233 comprehensive high school where high expectations of all are fundamental to Students educated to WEBSITE 3 the success of the learning community. The school become global citizens www.ehs.nsw.edu.au offers a positive, safe and nurturing environment YEAR ESTABLISHED where learning is a shared endeavour for parents, 1969 their children and our students. Staff provide the very best educational and co-curricular SCHOOL POPULATION 1100 opportunities in a wide range of areas including performing arts, sport, leadership, science, technology, SCHOOL MOTTO the humanities and social justice action. Dream Believe Succeed NORTHERN BEACHES SPECIAL SUBJECTS LOCAL AREA FEATURES REGION INFORMATION www.sydney.com/ • Performing arts Engadine is situated in MANLY destinations/sydney/ PARRAMATTA • Social justice action a leafy part of Sydney’s sydney-south and committees beachside
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