The holistic education program at Beaconhills College focuses on personalised learning, and provides students with the opportunity to extend their own interests in sport, language, technology and the arts.

Visual arts at Fintona Girls’ School aims to develop and nurture the intellectual and creative potential of all students by enabling them to think and respond with action to a wide range of artistic experiences.

Ghilgai Steiner School endeavours to educate children wholistically via a balanced curriculum, fostering clarity in thinking, depth in feeling and strength of will, so as adults they are able to contribute to society as creative, ethical and responsible citizens.

Co-curricular opportunities at Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School, from the sporting field to the concert hall, allow students to expand their horizons, develop leadership, make connections and discover lifelong passions.

Sirius College is a non-denominational, Independent school in Melbourne. The college’s vision is to nurture resilient individuals with the wide range of skills and interests necessary to become tomorrow’s leaders in a challenging world.

St Catherine’s School aspires to graduating intellectually and emotionally agile young women prepared to navigate their futures across new and emerging industries, thrive within global and digital communities and persevere during adversity.

The Knox School’s co-curricular program is curated to enable students to grow into confident, resilient adults. They’re able to explore creative arts, music, STEM and sport to discover their strengths and new passions beyond the classroom.