Scone Grammar School


Scone Grammar School is a coeducational, independent, P–12, Anglican school, located in the town of Scone, New South Wales, in the Upper Hunter Valley region of Australia.

Overview

Primary classes at Scone Grammar School are provided from kindergarten to year 6, and Senior classes from years 7 to 12.
The school operates in a Christian environment and has close ties to local Anglican organisations.
There has been a school on the site since 1845, and the current school was opened in 1990.

Junior school

The Junior school provides a curriculum based on the six "Key Learning Areas" defined by the NSW Board of Studies: English, Mathematics, Human Society and Its Environment, Science and Technology, Creative Arts, and Personal Development, Health and Physical Education.
In addition, regular classes are provided in IT, French, Music, Library and Christian Studies.
Co-curricular programs provided for Junior school students include School Sport, Junior School Camps and Music.

Senior school

The Senior school curriculum is split into 3 stages:
Stage 5 works towards the equivalent of the former New South Wales School Certificate.
During stage 6, studies are tailored to the Preliminary Higher School Certificate, and the Higher School Certificate.
A structured careers programme is also part of the year 10, 11 and 12 curriculum.
Co-curricular programs provided for Senior school students include School Sport, Senior School Camps, Duke of Edinburgh's Award and Music.

Scholarships

The school is an independent school, and tuition fees are applicable. There are, however, scholarships available:
Students are allocated to one of three houses, for the duration of their time at the school.
The school plays an active role in the local Anglican community, and provides pastoral care via its chaplain.
The school also organises and participates in local equestrian related events.