Grant High School is located 450km southeast of Adelaide on the Limestone Coast in the town of Mount Gambier. The Limestone Coast is a popular tourist destination with attractions such as the Blue Lake, Mount Schank, the Umpherston Caves and an abundance of native wildlife. Mount Gambier is the largest town in South Australia after the capital of Adelaide and has a shopping complex, cinema, sports parks and many good restaurants. Grant High School engages students in dynamic learning and gives them every opportunity to excel in both their academic studies and co-curricular activities.
International programs
- High School Graduate Program
- Regional Study Abroad Program
- Study Tours
School focus
- Collaborative skills
- Higher order thinking skills
- Performing arts
- Information and communication technology
Facilities
- Performing arts centre
- Agriculture centre
- Sports facilities - gymnasium, ovals, baseball diamond, tennis courts, soccer pitches
- Bush campsite at the coastal town of Robe adjacent to the Little Dip Conservation Park
- Trade Training Centre
- Sculpture garden
- Senior study area
- School bus service
Special interest programs
- Soccer - training, coaching, nutrition, tactics (Years 8-11)
- Baseball (Years 8-11)
- Netball (Years 8-11)
- Advanced Science (Year 10)
- Vocational Education and Training (VET) – building, information and communication technology, agriculture, hospitality, engineering (Years 11-12)
Languages
- Japanese (Years 8-12)
- Italian (Years 8-12)
Support services
- English language support
- International Student Program manager
- Student ‘buddy’ system
Co-curricular sports
- Australian Rules football, soccer
- Baseball
- Cricket
- Hockey
- Netball
- Tennis
Other co-curricular activities
- Music – ensembles, choir
Languages and Co-curricular sports may be subject to student numbers.
Vocational Education and Training (VET) course options may be subject to change. Visit school website for information and additional costs (where applicable) on uniform, laptop and calculator requirements; special interest programs and school camps.
