Tempe High School

Overview

CRICOS Provider: 00588M School Profile: Tempe High School is famous for its aggressiveness and innovation. The school belongs to a multicultural learning community. Tempe High School curriculum is flexible and diverse, including special courses for talented students under the guidance of professional and high-level faculty and staff. Students can also be exposed to innovative information communication technologies. The school is committed to fulfilling the promise of every young person's potential, providing a balanced education, emphasizing the comprehensive development of students' academic, social, emotional, physical and psychological.

Description

Tempe High School

Year of establishment: 1907
Year opened: Year7 -Year12
School Address: Unwins Bridge Road Temple NSW 2044

Total number of students: 865

School motto: Strive to achieve



School Profile:

Tempe High School is famous for its aggressiveness and innovation, and the school belongs to a multicultural learning community. Tempe High School curriculum is flexible and diverse, including special courses for talented students under the guidance of professional and high-level faculty and staff. Students can also be exposed to innovative information communication technologies. The school is committed to fulfilling the promise of every young person's potential, providing a balanced education, emphasizing the comprehensive development of students' academic, social, emotional, physical and psychological aspects.



Geographical environment:

Tempe Middle School is conveniently located between Tempe and Sydenham train stations. The governments of both regions provide bus services from the school to the train station. The school is located on a small hill north of the Cooks River, overlooking the lost horizon and surrounding suburban landscape.

School facilities:

Modern student canteen; well-equipped networked library; high-quality sports venues; multimedia laboratories, digital hardware and software; advanced learning facilities; computer rooms and classroom computers; multifunctional auditoriums, etc.



course features:

1. English as a Second Language (ESL)

2. Selectable languages: French, Japanese

3. Featured activities:

Subject selection project;

Accelerated learning projects;

Student autonomy project;

Multicultural projects;

Transition courses for grades 6-7;

Teamwork support;

The Duke of Edinburgh Youth Award Program;

Inter-school sports competitions;

Talent and specialty cultivation;

Cooperative courses, debates, music;

VET courses etc.

3. Student Service Center: Community Liaison Committee; Student Guidance Project

4. HSC test results: ATAR test obtains the highest score; most students enter colleges and universities to study.