Georges River College, Hurstville Campus
Georges River College Hurstville Campus educates students to become respectful and responsible citizens who are self-motivated, confident, and resilient learners with the skills for future success.
How Georges River College Hurstville Campus is inspiring excellence
Outstanding academic growth
Strong literacy and numeracy programs drive exceptional student progress year after year. Our evidence-based teaching and targeted support are reflected in outstanding student growth and value add in NAPLAN.
Challenge and opportunity
Selective streams, enrichment programs, clubs, and extracurricular activities invite students to pursue their passions and stretch their capabilities. With options spanning STEM, creative arts, sport, debating, and leadership, every student can embrace new challenges and broaden their horizons.
Indivisualised support
Our dedicated learning, wellbeing and support teams work closely with students and their families to ensure every young person feels known, valued and supported.
Through personalised support and tailored learning pathways we help students build resilience, and achieve their personal best.
Creating futures
Experience the vibrant learning community of Georges River College Hurstville Campus as our virtual tour takes you inside our classrooms, facilities, and student life, showcasing how we inspire excellence every day.
Welcome to Georges River College, Hurstville Campus
Creating Your Future
Empowering every student to achieve excellence through outstanding learning, strong wellbeing and a world of opportunities.
Principal's message
Welcome to Georges River College Hurstville Campus.
At our school, we are proud to foster a supportive and inclusive community where every student is known, valued and encouraged to achieve their personal best. Grounded in our core values of Respect, Responsibility and Excellence, we provide engaging and high-quality learning experiences that build confidence, creativity and resilience.
We are committed to working in partnership with families to ensure each student feels connected, supported and inspired to grow as a learner and as a person. I warmly invite you to learn more about our school and become part of our vibrant community.
Mrs Kathy Klados
Principal, Georges River College Hurstville Campus
Quick links
Starting Year 7
Discover all the opportunities and support available by visiting our school website to learn more about how we can help your child thrive.
Newsletters
Stay informed and connected by exploring our newsletters for the latest updates, events, and news from our school community.
Bell times
Find out more about our daily schedule by checking the bell times page for important information on class and break periods.
Gallery
Explore our gallery to see highlights of student activities, events, and life around our school.
Community Involvement
Learn more about our commitment to community by visiting our community involvement page and discover how we connect and contribute beyond the classroom.
Parent portal
Stay connected through our parent portal apps. Use them to make a payment, for attendance matters or to book a parent-teacher interview.
Inspiring excellence at Georges River College Hurstville Campus
Georges River College Hurstville Campus inspires excellence by fostering a supportive and dynamic learning environment where students are encouraged to reach their full potential. Through innovative teaching practices, a commitment to wellbeing, and diverse opportunities for growth, the campus empowers students to excel academically and personally, preparing them for success in their future pathways.
Events
P & C Meeting
We warmly invite you to join us for our next Parents & Citizens (P&C) meeting on Wednesday 9 September 7pm.
The meeting is an opportunity to hear updates about the school, share ideas and contribute to our school community. We encourage all parents and carers to attend. This meeting will be held online through Microsoft Teams, see email for more details.
R U OK? Day
R U OK? Day is Thursday 10 September.
R U OK? Day is a national day of action dedicated to inspiring Australians to check in on each other’s wellbeing and start meaningful conversations about mental health. It reminds us that asking “Are you OK?” can make a difference in someone’s life. Students will participate in various activies to help them become good mates and ask, 'are you OK?'
RoSE Assembly (by invitation)
Semester 2 Rose Assembly will be held on Tuesday 15 September. This assembly is by invitation.
This assembly celebrates student achievement, commitment, and participation across a range of areas, including learning, leadership, citizenship, school engagement, as well as students who have achieved outstanding attendance.
Key dates
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