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Our School

We are a Year 7 - 10 ACT Government school with 600 enrolled students from 50 different nations. Many of our students come from outside the enrolment area, which means they and their parents are making our school their school of choice.

Our aim is to help all students achieve their potential, building on their abilities and interests while celebrating their cultural backgrounds.

We provide a traditional secondary school structure underpinned by specialist teachers. The modern curriculum we provide has opportunities for extension and extracurricular activities.

Our school has a welcoming and safe environment; we have a strong focus on the wellbeing of our students.

We have been serving the ACT community since 1938 and have a long tradition of excellence. Our students can enrich themselves in academic, creative, sporting and leadership areas.

The values that guide us are: Community Attitude Respect Excellence Safety

Announcements

Yun Fei Wins Prize in Australian Mathematics Competition

Year 8 student Yun Fei OU YANG has been awarded with a Prize for his performance in this years Australian Mathematics Competition. Yun Fei and other students from around  Australia were presented with their awards at the Shine Dome, Canberra, on Friday 13 November, by the President of the Australian Academy of Science, Professor Kurt Lambeck. Yun Fei also wins a prudence award for getting the largest number of consecutive questions correct from a Canberra High School student. Well done Yun Fei !

 Yun Fei wins AMC Prize

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Contact Us

Address: Bindubi Street Macquarie ACT 2614

Tel: 62057000

Fax: 62057006

Email: info@canberrahs.act.edu.au

Upcoming Events

For further details see our Calendar

Notices

18 Dec 2009

The Front Office at Canberra High School will be open between 10am and 2pm from the 14th of January. From 8.30am until 3.30pm from the 28th onwards.

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