Hunters Hill began to develop as a suburb in the 1850's under the entrepreneurial skill of the brothers, Joubert. Although close to the city of Sydney, it was accessible o nly by water and this led to the development of a small, almost reclusive community, whose gracious homes and narrow winding streets reminded many of a French provincial village.

Hunters Hill High School has a rich and successful history of educating young people within a peaceful 6.6 hectare site on the banks of the Lane Cove River.

Whilst the Hunters Hill High learning community cherishes what is worthy and worthwhile in its history, our learning community is a learning community of, and for, the 21st century. The school’s curriculum and co-curricular activities, pastoral care, sporting and cultural programs as well as experienced staff ensure that Hunters Hill High students have a broad and well-rounded education within a caring and nurturing environment.

Hunters Hill High students develop a strong sense of belo nging and co nnectedness with their school, their fellow students and teachers. Within the Hunters Hill High community, young boys and girls develop intellectually, socially and culturally and emerge as young men and women who are co nfident and adept at relating to, and working with, both males and females within an internatio nal world.

im portantly and reassuringly, the school’s values of respect, responsibility, cooperation, participation, care and fairness shine within our students and inform the staff’s professio nal operation.

Absence from school

Students are required to attend school on every school day unless they are sick or have serious extenuating circumstances.

Parents are asked to provide a written notification to explain a student's absence. This note should be sent with the student on the first day of his/her return to school and handed in to the roll call teacher.

The school endeavours to notify a parent when a student is absent from school using an SMS message to mobile phones. For parents' convenience, the system has a reply facility so that parents can text a reply SMS to notify the school of the reason for the student's absence.

Lateness to school

If a student is late-to-school, he/she is required to sign-in at the Administration Office in Block A. Students should bring a letter from a parent to explain the reason for the lateness.

Students will be issued with a receipt which list his/her name, the time of arrival and a photograph of the student by the Office staff. The student then shows the receipt to the classroom teacher on arrival at class.

The school endeavours to notify parents by SMS when a son or daughter is late in arriving to school.

Mobile pho nes

Students are permitted to bring mobile pho nes to school under the following conditions:

Mobile pho nes are to be turned off during all lesson periods.

Students must not use pho nes to engage in antisocial, bullying or illegal behaviours through texting, email, videoing, photographing or phoning.

Students do not photograph or video without receiving every persons' approval prior to the filming.

Students are respo nsible for the safe handling and storage of all perso nal items. Mobiles should not be left in school bags.

Security of valuables

Students are encouraged to keep all valuables such as wallets, bus passes and mobile pho nes on their person rather than in school bags.

Students should leave all Ipods and MP3 players at home. Ipods are small and expensive items that are easily lost in the activities that occur during a typical school day.

• 申请者年龄不能超过17岁9个月。

• 申请者必须还未开始读高三下学期。

学费$13,800

本科课程：

亚洲研究、加拿大研究、古典学、经济学、英语学、环境研究、美术、历史学、岛屿研究、国际发展学、新闻学、现代语言、音乐、哲学、政治研究、心理学、公共管理、宗教研究、社会与人类学、戏剧学、女性研究、工商管理、教育学、护理学、生物学、化学、计算机科学与信息技术、工程、环境研究、家庭及营养科学、数学与统计学、物理学、射线影像、生物科学、健康管理、病理与微生物学

硕士课程：

生物学、化学、营养科学、兽医学、教育学、工商管理、岛屿研究

学校的体育成绩在悉尼地区尤其突出,课程丰富,可以给予学生全方位的教育。学校旨在培养学生成为尊重他人,勇于负责,合作性强,关爱他人,踊跃参与的人。 Hunters Hill High School在教育年轻人方面有一段成功的历史。学校注意培养学生领导力,有广泛的课程和课外活动选择,同时学校提供一些列的体育以及文化课程,经验丰富的教师能保证学生在关怀的环境中全面发展。