Student opportunities and activities

At Georges River College, Hurstville Campus, we offer a variety of programs in the classroom and across the school to help students build new skills, make friends and explore new interests.

Our programs may include:

• school sport, athletics and inter-school competitions
• creative and performing arts groups and showcases
• cultural and language activities
• excursions and incursions
• public speaking and debating
• lunchtime and interest-based clubs
• student leadership opportunities.

Contact us to learn more about what’s available and how your child can get involved.

Our extra-curricular highlights

Debating and public speaking

Enhances critical thinking, communication, and teamwork through structured argument and public discourse.

Gym Club

An after-school program that builds students' confidence, fitness, and commitment through regular regular physical activity and teamwork.

Dungeons and Dragons Club

An after-school program which encourages creativity, collaboration, and strategic thinking in a fun, imaginative setting.

Homework Centre

Provides a supportive environment for students to complete work, seek help, and build study habits.

NRMA Road Safety Challenge

Promotes problem-solving, innovation, and community awareness around road safety issues.

Aspiring Athletes Program

Develops discipline, goal-setting, and performance skills for students pursuing sporting excellence.

Student Leadership

At Georges River College Hurstville Campus, we believe every student can be a leader. Our Student Leadership Program provides opportunities for students to build confidence, take responsibility and contribute positively to our school community.

Our leadership team includes School Captains, Vice Captains and Prefects. These students represent the school, lead key initiatives and work closely with staff to support school events and student voice.

Our sports leadership team includes the Sports Captain and Vice Sports Captain. They promote participation, teamwork and school spirit, and support whole-school sporting events.

Students can also take on leadership roles through the Student Representative Council (SRC) and as Peer Support Leaders. The SRC gives students a voice by sharing ideas and contributing to school improvement, while Peer Support Leaders work with Year 7 students to help them settle into high school and feel connected.

Through these opportunities, students develop important skills such as communication, teamwork and leadership, supported by staff who guide and mentor them along the way.

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