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The school is located on nine hectares of park-like grounds containing a two-hectare school farm, outdoor tennis and basketball courts, situated in close proximity to Lake Curalo and Asling’s Beach. Local hockey, soccer and football fields are adjacent to the school grounds and are available for use for physical education, school sport and interschool competitions. |
The school has five modern science laboratories, wood and metal workshops, three art rooms, a clay and sculpture studio, a modern assembly hall and indoor basketball court, a gymnasium, two modern teaching kitchens, a fully-resourced library (with 30 computers for student access) and three computer laboratories with more than 100 computers, all connected to the internet. Most recently the school has built a fully equipped industry-standard kitchen for teaching the TAFE-accredited Hospitality course.
Befitting our name, courses in Marine Studies provide significant opportunities for our students to learn about the marine environment, industry and associated recreational activities.
A major school focus is student engagement and participation in learning, developed through Country Area Program resources and school training and development funding. A key aspect of this focus in the Learning to Think / Thinking to Learn program which involves all students in years 7 and 8.
The school boasts an inclusive student welfare program with extensive support services from student advisers and support head teachers for each year 7 - 12, two school counsellors and two deputy principals.
Befitting our name, courses in Marine Studies provide significant opportunities for our students to learn about the marine environment, industry and associated recreational activities.
A major school focus is student engagement and participation in learning, developed through Country Area Program resources and school training and development funding. A key aspect of this focus in the Learning to Think / Thinking to Learn program which involves all students in years 7 and 8.
The school boasts an inclusive student welfare program with extensive support services from student advisers and support head teachers for each year 7 - 12, two school counsellors and two deputy principals.
The school's curriculum is wide and varied. Students in the senior years can pursue a rigorous program of academic study leading to university, a vocational pattern of study leading to employment in hospitality, construction or primary industries, or a combination of these pathways. Please telephone the school on (02) 6496 1541 to arrange for an interview and tour so that you can experience at first hand the excellent educational opportunities that Eden Marine High School offers. Brad Barker Principal |
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©2008 Eden Marine High School | Ph: 02 6496 1541 | Barclay Street Eden NSW 2551 | Email
Part of the Sapphire Coast of NSW