Geraldton Grammar School

The school is organised into hubs that follow children's development: Early Steps from Junior Kindy to Year 2, Step Forward from Year 3 to Year 6, and secondary hubs from Year 7 to Year 12, with orientation days to support each transition through the K-12 journey.

Geraldton Grammar School was founded on the aim of 'Striving for Excellence' and of offering an independent education in the region. Guided by its Anglican tradition, it seeks to give students the knowledge to achieve, the passion to inspire and the path to motivate, through its values of respect, responsibility, inclusivity and perseverance.

The George Road campus includes Batavia Hall, the Sheila Flanagan Library, a modern gymnasium opened at the end of 2022 and outdoor play areas for younger children. The school has expanded its buildings over the years to support a wider range of curricular and co-curricular activities.

Inclusive Education Coordinators identify learning needs early and support both gifted students and those with learning difficulties or disabilities in mainstream classes, and the school works with allied health professionals to provide speech programmes on site. Parents receive regular feedback through the Seesaw platform. Regional and remote students can live at Geraldton Residential College, which provides individual rooms and pastoral support.

Co-curricular opportunities include the Instrumental Music Program, which offers weekly professional lessons on brass, woodwind and percussion instruments from Year 5 to Year 12, leadership programmes, Outward Bound and service learning. Annual camps run from Year 4, ranging from local history and art camps to an experiential trip to Perth, and Year 8 students can take part in two-week Round Square exchanges with partner schools.