Why families choose us
Randwick High School's foundation year in 2025 marks the beginning of a new era for public education in the Eastern Suburbs area. Founded in a rich heritage of public education, we draw strength in our diverse and engaged learning community.
Our teachers provide a wealth of rich learning experiences to engage all students in extending their potential and pursuing their passions. We offer a broad curriculum, energising learners through classroom and co-curricular experiences. A focus on every student achieving their personal best underpins the work of all in the school and prepares students for a range of pathways into the future.
Randwick High School provides a range of updated and new facilities to support our students' passions in the creative arts, sports and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). These include new landscaped playground spaces, a state of the art gym and running track, new library and flexible learning spaces, collaborative innovation space, and extensive performance facilities. The school will also have a brand new $42 million build including new classroom, administration, performing arts spaces and lecture theatre due for completion in 2027.
The school enjoys a history of strong HSC achievement and rich learning pathways, combining care for students' wellbeing with high academic standards.
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"Randwick High School has created a nurturing community where my child feels supported, valued and inspired to grow both academically and socially." — a parent of a Randwick High School student.
What we can offer your child
Student success
At Randwick we are proud to have a history of strong HSC achievement with rich learning pathways for our students.
Our school provides a high-quality, low-cost education that supports every child’s growth. We’re proud of our students’ success in learning, competitions and life beyond school.
- our High Potential and Gifted Education (HPGE) program with UNSW-trained staff
- a broad Stage 4 - 6 curriculum with specialist electives across STEM, creative arts, languages and VET pathways
- participation in a range of competitions across the year
- success in life beyond school
- active community members
- striving for personal improvement.
A world of opportunities
We offer a wide range of programs and experiences to help them thrive. From STEM and sport to the creative arts and more, our broad curriculum encourages curiosity and critical thinking.
- our STEAM+ program (Years 7 - 8) which includes project-based learning that builds creativity, problem-solving and leadership
- excursions
- incursions
- extra-curricular activities
- sport at all levels - grade sport, house carnivals, knockout competitions, ski trips and recreational options
- a wide variety of subjects
- our extra-curricular clubs, ranging from chess, environment, makers and photography, to cultural and student-led groups.
Tailored learning support
We know every child learns in their own way. That’s why we provide tailored learning support to help each student do their best. Our programs meet different student needs. This includes high potential and gifted students, students with additional needs or disability, and those who need wellbeing support. At our school, your child will get the support they need to succeed.
- the C.A.R.E Model - Confidence, Acceptance, Respect and Excellence
- student learning support officers (SLSO) in the classroom
- teaching and learning adjustments
- individualised learning plans, VET and university partnerships to support students to further study/careers
- extension activities for students who need extra challenges
- wellbeing and counselling support.
A welcoming community
Our school is a place where students from all backgrounds feel safe, respected and part of the community. We value diversity and fairness. Your child will learn and grow in a school that celebrates who they are. We prepare students to be confident, well-rounded global citizens.
- supporting students learning English as an additional language or dialect (EAL/D)
- celebrating Harmony Day, NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week and Koojay Corroboree
- having dedicated groups for First Nations students. Maori and Pacific Islander communities, student-led cultural activities as well as international programs
- ensuring cultural safety for all students.
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Our principal and staff
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