| The Carey Baptist Grammar School
            Carey Baptist Grammar School works towards the fulfillment of its 
            commitment to co-education and equality of opportunity by presenting 
            students with opportunities that allow them to develop their interpersonal 
            skills and confidence in a realistic social setting. Extension and 
            enrichment programmes for gifted students aim to foster creativity 
            and motivation, and a broadly based programme of academic, sporting 
            and co-curricular activities emphasizes the development of individual 
            strengths and skills. Performing and visual arts are an important 
            part of the programme at Carey and there are many performance and 
            exhibition opportunities.
             Facilities at Carey Baptist Grammar School are excellent on the 
              schools four sites. Coaching and competition in 22 sports 
              is centered on the sporting complex at Bulleen, which comprises 
              swimming and diving pools, athletics track, gymnasium, weight training 
              and ball courts. Toonallook, the school's outdoor education campus 
              in Gippsland, provides introductory experiences to a structured 
              programme that forms part of the core curriculum until Year 10. The Senior School at Carey Baptist Grammar School provides a pre-tertiary 
              environment in which students are encouraged to become self-directed 
              learners. A canteen and large, covered courtyard provide recreation 
              and informal study space, and a three-storey building completed 
              in 2002 provides Senior School students with specialist science 
              facilities, a lecture theatre, art and graphics studios, and media 
              studios with editing suites. The International Baccalaureate was introduced at Carey Baptist 
              Grammar School in 1998 and is a highly regarded alternative to the 
              Victorian Certificate of Education. The broad range of subjects 
              offered in the Senior School is enhanced by practical experiences 
              and visiting speakers, and makes use of the latest educational technology 
              and the schools extensive libraries. Computers are integrated 
              across the curriculum and all students from Year 7 to Year 10 have 
              their own laptop computer. Wireless technology was introduced in 
              2003. The Donvale campus at Carey Baptist Grammar School caters for children 
              from 3-year-old kindergarten to Year 6, and the Kew campus for 3-year-old 
              kindergarten to Year 12 students. Before and after school care is 
              provided.  |