Brunswick Secondary College

Melbourne School introduces Brunswick Secondary College in Brunswick, for all your education and learning needs.

Brunswick Secondary College is a co-educational Years 7 to 12 college. While its students are drawn from Brunswick and Coburg, an overall population of 970 allows for the enrolment of some students from outside this area. The college has a Select Entry Accelerated Learning Program, an English Language Centre located on site, a Chinese Language specialist program and an increasing community of international students. Students are supported to achieve strong academic results. In 2014, the median study score at VCE was 32.

Brunswick Secondary College is committed to nurturing the unique needs and talents of each student. Students enjoy participating in the many interest-based clubs offered at the school. These include chess, philosophy, design, art, Kendo, book club, science club,  environment club, peer support and social justice. We find that it is through this more unbounded learning that students discover and hone their special interests and talents. The school also has a draw-card Performing Arts program. Brunswick Secondary College also has high levels of participation and success in a range of state and national competitions

Wellbeing is a school priority. There is a coherent social and emotional learning and study skills program to support students as they progress through each year level and a very skilled and dedicated wellbeing team. All teachers have been undertaking a series of Positive Psychology modules throughout 2014 and 2015 , with the purpose of fulfilling our commitment to the teaching of wellbeing in every classroom

A million-dollar multi-purpose synthetic sports ground, used by Brunswick Hockey Club in the evenings and on weekends, acts as a centrepiece. An indigenous garden, sailed area and kitchen garden provide attractive outdoor learning spaces.

The school is building a new double court sized gymnasium, expected completion date is Term 3 2015. A $10 million grant will be used to expand performing arts facilities, build change rooms and create a VCE  Learning Area.